GENE LATTER - MOTHER'S LITTLE HELPER - DECCA F.12397 (1966)
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20
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27
£ 20
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May 31, 2012
Sold Date
May 30, 2012
Start Date
£ 10
Start price
1
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GENE LATTER - MOTHER'S LITTLE HELPER PLEASE COME BACK TO ME AGAIN - DECCA F 12397 VG++ TO EX, SOME SUPERFICIAL MARKS, PLAYS GREAT. B SIDE VG+ The Stones were as hot as The Beatles back in '66 and any songs that they didn't release as 45's themselves were hotly sought after by other artists. This one by labelmate Gene Latter was the lead track on the Aftermath album and although it went top 10 in the USA, it was never issued as a single in the UK. Interestingly, Wikipedia insists that the Little Helper of the title is the barbiturate Nembutal, but I think it's more likely to be the much more widely prescribed Valium.
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