ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones No. 2 (1960s UK issue of the 1965 12-track mono vinyl LP on the unboxed Decca logo label WITH the deep groove, housed in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve, without 'blind man' text on the back LK4661)
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ROLLING STONES Live! / The Rolling Stones Deluxe (1973 Japanese-only 22-track double LP repackaging of the Got Live If You Want It & Get Yer Ya Ya's Out live albums, with fold-out Japanese/lyric insert, series catalogue sheet & unique gatefoldpicture sleeve. This collector's copy is complete with the '¥3000' obi-strip & an additional red 'Coming To Japan!' obi-strip for shows that were cancelled. The packaging [VG+] shows some minor ring wear scuffing with a little faint foxing & the more...
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ROLLING STONES Aftermath (Rare circa 1968 UK issue of the 1966 14-track stereo vinyl LP with the blue & silver 'ffss' Decca unboxed label design, with italic composer credits, all the band member names (below the band name) all in upper case,publishing year printed at the bottom and no tax code; within a front laminated pinched spine picture sleeve and poly-lined record company sleeve. See 'More Info' for further details of this great Stones rarity! SKL4786)
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ROLLING STONES Gem/ Rolling Stones (Rare 1972 Japanese-only 23-track double LP, housed in a unique & deluxe hardback gatefold sleeve with integral orange inners, complete with the 12-page lyric/ photo booklet, rare obi-strip & bonus vinyl 7" in aunique sleeve featuring Little Queenie & Love In Vain. The packaging is Very Good - the obi-strip remains fully intact despite the odd crease & a half inch split in the top edge. The 7" sleeve has a small sticker residue mark with a tiny thum more...
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (Rare 1969 UK first issue 9-track stereo vinyl LP, on the blue unboxed Decca label with upside down matrix label print above the catalogue number and no speed credit on side 1. Front laminated picture sleeve, with correct blue company inner crediting The London Bach Orchestra. The sleeve [VG+/EX-] has a little creasing evident, some minor laminate lift towards the edges mainly near the top where there is very start of a small split but this is minor. The
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ROLLING STONES The Promotional Album '69 (This is by far the most famous and legendary Rolling Stones official promotional album available to date! Compiled by London Records in 1969, housed in a stunning, unique picture sleeve, and distributed exclusively to influential rock radio programmers prior to the release of Let It Bleed, it's a funky sample of tracks from the band's back catalogue. Not concentrating on just the hits, it features more obscure album tracks, and includes an [arguably] alternate take of Love In Vain, available from no other source)
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ROLLING STONES Rolled Gold (Scarce 1976 New Zealand 28-track double LP compilation with 'Made In N.Z.' perimeter label print, housed in the original matte gatefold sleeve with 'Marketed by EMI New Zealand Limited' print inside right. The sleeve is Excellent with a little light shelf wear & the vinyl is clean & grades VG+/EX- with just a couple of faint surface marks to detect play ROST1/2) more...
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ROLLING STONES Hot Rocks 1964-71 (Very rare Shelley Mix 1971 US-only 21-track double vinyl LP compilation, on the blue & silver deep groove London label. This is one of the handful of copies with '11-18-71' & 'Shelley' scratched in thesidefour run out groove. These original copies contain alternate versions of Brown Sugar & Wild Horses, unavailable on any other record, tape or CD issued at the time or since, & has come to be known as the 'Shelley Mix'. This example is alsoc more...
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TONY COLE Country Girl (1970 UK 'A' label vinyl 7" for the single release, produced by Rolling Stones' manager, Andrew Loog Oldham. The labels have custom 'Demonstration Not For Sale' & '8.5.70' release date print as well as the four-prong centre intact. Also features Face In The Crowd, both Cole originals, die-cut company sleeve. There are a handful of faint hairlines to the b-side, which have little to no effect on play, & the condition is otherwise a very nice VG+/EX- R5839) more...
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GRAND FUNK RAILROAD Survival (1971 UK first issue 7-track LP on the limie green 'target' label, including their cover versions of Feelin' Alright [Traffic] and Gimme Shelter [Rolling Stones], both of which were released as singles, textured picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with a bit of edge scuffing and minor creasing & the vinyl remains in VG+/EX- condition with just light surface scuffs to show for nearly fifty years E-SW764) more...
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P.P. ARNOLD The First Lady Of Immediate (1968 South African 12-track stereo LP, the debut by the London based, LA born soul singer, recorded with Immediate owner & Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham, & including additional production work courtesy of Mick Jagger, Mike Hurst, Ronnie Lane & Steve Marriott. Housed in a beautiful Gered Mankowitz-shot sleeve which is front laminated with flipbacks & pressed by Artone, this LP was swiftly removed from sale in the UK soon after rel more...
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