ROLLING STONES Start Me Up (1981 French wide centre injection moulded 7" vinyl single pressed by Pathe Marconi, also including No Use In Crying. Housed in the first variant thin card sleeve with the artist name & title text in a larger size. Thethin card picture sleeve displays some minor general wear but has no rips or splits, whilst the vinyl shows just some light signs play, overall an excellent example. Also includes a jukebox card label tab! 2C008-64545) more...
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ROLLING STONES The Last Time (1965 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, this first issue label variant only shows the year of release to the left side of the label and has the composer credits in italic under the title, also including the classic Play With Fire which is credited under the pseudonym 'Nanker, Phelge', Decca company die-cut paper sleeve F.12104) more...
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (1964 UK 7" vinyl single, also featuring Good Times Bad Times, with 'Recording First Published' label credit & intact four prong push-out centre, die-cut Decca company paper sleeve F.11934) more...
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ROLLING STONES 2000 Light Years From Home (1971 French wide centred 'boxed' Decca logo label issue of the 1968 7" vinyl single also featuring She's A Rainbow, superb flipback picture sleeve. Apart from a little discolouration to the reverse, the sleeve is in great condition & the vinyl is VG/EX with some light hairlines not affecting play) more...
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ROLLING STONES Tell Me (You're Coming Back) (Rare original 1964 Japanese wide centred 7" single, also featuring Carol, unique wraparound picture insert with lyrics inside and printed with the '¥370' price point on the reverse. The delicate insert shows some light creasing from handling and has a small split at the top on the fold, whilst the vinyl shows just a few light signs of play, overall an Excellent example HIT-388) more...
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ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (1965 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, the label has the composer credits below the titles in italic; also including The Singer Not The Song. Issued in a Decca company die-cut paper sleeve, thevinyl remains in excellent condition with just a few light surface hairlines and a few scuffs to the label to show for fifty five years F.12263) more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones Volume 1 (Rare 1968 Japanese 4-track vinyl 7" EP includes Tell Me, Come On, I Wanna Be Your Man & Time Is On My Side, housed in a scalloped flipback picture sleeve with lyric insert & series insert. The sleeve isVG+/EX- with some minor marks on the front and a few signs of age, whilst the remains excellent with just a couple of light inaudible surface marks LS125) more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones (Archive quality 1964 UK unboxed Decca label 4-track 7" mono EP with intact four prong centre, featuring Bye Bye Johnny, Money, You Better Move On & Poison Ivy, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. Both the sleeve & vinyl are Near Mint with no need to upgrade DFE8560) more...
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ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (1965 Japanese first issue 7" vinyl single on the mustard yellow London label manufactured by King Record Co., also including I'm Free, unique wraparound picture insert with Japanese lettering and English lyrics printed on the inside, advertising ten pop / rock singles on the reverse with '¥370' price point. The insert displays minimal wear and the vinyl has only very light signs of play HIT-568) more...
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ROLLING STONES Tell Me (Scarce 1973 Japanese mustard yellow London label issue stereo 7" vinyl single, also including As Tears Go By, with a unique 'Special Coupling' picture insert with Japanese text notes and lyrics printed on the reverse. Theinsert has displays some light general wear & signs of age, whilst the the vinyl remains excellent with only a few light surface scuffs TOP-1772) more...
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ROLLING STONES Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (Rare 1966 Japanese wide centred 7" vinyl single on the mustard yellow London label manufactured by King Record Co. and has the 'ffrr' logo at the top, also including Who's Driving Your Plane, with a uniquewraparound picture insert with lyrics inside & '¥370' price point on the back. The delicate insert shows merely the lightest wear and the vinyl looks barely played TOP-1091) more...
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ROLLING STONES The Last Time (Rare 1968 Japanese yellow London label 7" single manufactured by King Record Co., also including Play With Fire, comes complete with the first variant wrap-around picture insert featuring an image of the group alllooking to the left, printed with Japanese biography & English lyrics to both tracks on the inside, the back features an advert for other releases with '¥330' price point printed. The insert has just a little wear and the vinyl shows only very l more...
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ROLLING STONES Ain't Too Proud To Beg (Rare 1975 Japanese-only wide centred 7" single manufactured by Warner-Pioneer, also including Dance Little Sister, complete with the unique 'Rock 'n Roll' gods style picture insert with a '¥500' price point on the front & lyrics on the back. The insert displays just a little light wearand signs of age and has a small sticker residue mark in the bottom right corner, whilst the vinyl has little evidence of play, overall an excellent example P-13595 more...
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ROLLING STONES Time Is On My Side (Scarce December 1970 French wide centre 7" vinyl single, on the silver & blue boxed Decca label with 'SECAM' printed, also including Congratulations, Off The Hook and Little Red Rooster, housed in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve with with the Decca logo on the front in blue, and printed with the '12-70' date code on the reverse. The sleeve displays some minor general wear mostly on the non-laminated back, whilst the vinyl is graded VG+/EX- more...
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ROLLING STONES Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (1971 French 'Golden Hit-Parade' series wide centre 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed logo label with 'SACEM' country code, featuring 5:00 Long Version & 2:57 Short Version, housed in afront laminated flipback picture sleeve with a 'Golden Hit Parade' circular logo in the top left corner, with an alternative 'on stage' photo. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear mostly to the non-laminated back. The labels have more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Yesterday's Papers (Rare 1967 Japanese wide centre stereo 7" vinyl single on the mustard yellow London label, manufactured by King Record Co, also including Connection, wrap-around picture insert with Japanese text biographyandlyrics printed inside, and advertisment on the back with '¥370' price point. The insert displays some minor wear and a few signs of age, and the vinyl has a few minor surface marks, otherwise an Excellent example TOP-1178) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Streets Of Love / Rough Justice (2005 UK Limited Edition 7" single pressed on heavyweight Red Vinyl, produced by Mick 'n' Keef and Don Was, housed in a hype stickered picture sleeve. The sleevedispays some light general wear with a crease to the bottom left corner, whilst the vinyl looks barely played VS1905) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones Monthly (Original No. 23 edition of their monthly fanzine edited by the Stones for their fans, issued in April 1966. Complete with an opening editorial foreword by Brian Jones, this edition is packed with more black & white images of the original five-piece, features a continuation of the 'Rolling Stones Story', The Faces Of Charlie, a two-page list of worldwide fans willing to be Pen Pals, a centre-fold image of Keith Richards and more! Despite s more...
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (Very Rare June 1964 Japanese first issue wide centred 7" vinyl single on the black & yellow London label with 'ffrr' logo at the top manufactured by King, also including Good Times, Bad Times, with a unique wraparound picture insert with Japanese/lyrics inside & the earliest '¥330' price point on the back. The insert is a beautiful clean example with only light signs of handling, whilst the vinyl shows only very light signs of play. A fantastic examp more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones Monthly - No. 8 (A scarce copy of the original NO. 8 edition of their monthly fanzine edited by the Stones for their fans, issued in January 1965. Complete with an opening editorial foreword by Keith Richards who also answers fans questions and appears on the illustrated centrefold plus a letter from the Secretary of their Fan Club, this edition is packed with black & white images of the original five-piece, features a continuation of the 'Roll more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones Monthly (Original No. 18 edition of their monthly fanzine edited by the Stones for their fans, issued in November 1965. Complete with an opening editorial foreword by Brian Jones and a letter from the Secretary of their Fan Club, this edition is packed with more black & white images of the original five-piece, features a continuation of the 'Rolling Stones Story', a 6-page article by Ready Steady Go's Cathy McGowan about the band, the results of the c more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones Monthly (Original No. 19 Christmas edition of their monthly fanzine edited by the Stones for their fans, issued in December 1965. Complete with an opening editorial foreword by Bill Wyman and a letter from theSecretary of their Fan Club, this edition is packed with more black & white images of the original five-piece, features a continuation of the 'Rolling Stones Story', an eye-witness account of their performance in Washington, 'On Tour with The more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones Monthly (Original No. 20 New Year edition of their monthly fanzine edited by the Stones for their fans, issued in January 1966. Complete with an opening editorial foreword by Charlie Watts and a letter from the Secretary of their Fan Club, this edition is packed with more black & white images of the original five-piece, features a continuation of the 'Rolling Stones Story', an article by Kevin Swift entitled 'U.S. Highspots', a list of worldwide fansw more...
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ROLLING STONES (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (September 1969 French 4-track wide centred 7" vinyl EP on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo label, also including Grow Up Wrong, The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man & Susie-Q, housed in the in alternate front laminated flip-back picture sleeve, depicting Keith Richards standing in the centre of group, with Brian Jones standing with a hand behind is head, this also has all title text in red and a black Decca logo, and date coded ' more...
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ROLLING STONES Goats Head Soup (1973 UK first press 10-track LP, complete with illustrated credits insert & Goat's Head art print, gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little shelfwear and the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play COC59101) more...
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ROLLING STONES Black & Blue (1976 UK first press 8-track LP on the yellow Rolling Stone label, gatefold picture sleeve with album credits inner. The sleeve shows some notable edge scuffing and ringwear, whilst the vinyl shows only light signsof play COC59106) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Tell Me (1968 Japanese mustard yellow London label 7" vinyl single manufactured by King Records, with Type III label design without the 'FFRR' logo and 'Stereo' text, but has '45RPM' on the right side. Also includes Time IsOnMy Side, with a unique wraparound picture insert showing the band performing at the BBC's 'Top Beat Pop Prom' in 1964, with biography and lyrics printed inside, and has '¥370' price point on the back. The insert displays some minor signs ofage more...
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THE ROLLING STONES The Last Time (Rare 1968 Japanese yellow London label 7" single manufactured by King Record Co., also including Play With Fire, comes complete with the first variant wrap-around picture insert featuring an image of the groupall looking to the left, printed with Japanese biography & English lyrics to both tracks on the inside, the back features an advert for other releases with '¥330' price point printed. The insert displays some minor genral age wear, and the vi more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones EP (1964 UK unboxed logo label 4-track 7" mono EP with intact four prong centre, featuring Bye Bye Johnny, Money, You Better Move On & Poison Ivy, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows justa little light wear & despite a patch of foxing to the label, the vinyl remains in excellent condition with minimal wear DFE8560) more...
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ROLLING STONES Five By Five EP (1964 UK unboxed logo label 5-track mono 7" EP, featuring If You Need Me, Empty Heart, 2120 South Michigan Avenue, Confessin' The Blues & Around And Around, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little ringwear and minor age yellowing, with the vinyl remaining in excellent condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for over fifty five years DFE8590) more...
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