THE ROLLING STONES No 2 MONO 1st PRESS 1A-2A RARE "BLIND MAN" SLEEVE VINYL LP
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THE ROLLING STONES - SELF TITLED No 2

SECOND EVER VINYL LP "BLIND MAN" TEXT SLEEVE AND CORRECT UNBOXED DECCA LABELS?

LK 4661

1JANUARY 1965

FIRST UK PRESS MONO

MATRIX XARL 6619-1A and XARL 6620-2A

BLIND MAN TEXT

UNBOXED DECCA LABEL

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GRADING

CONDITION/VINYL:  SIDE 1: VG+ SIDE 2: VG+ a few hairlines nothing deep, still Glossy shine, NICE 

CONDITION/SLEEVE: VG- (SMALL NAME IN PEN) (SEE PICS) age wear and laminate crease etc,

CONDITION/LABEL: VG (Names again)

OVERALL NICE VINYL POOR SLEEVE, BUT RARE BLIND MAN TEXT

?ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: 

THIS IS THE ORIGINAL UNITED KINGDOM FIRST-PRESSING, WHICH IS DIFFICULT TO FIND IN ANY CONDITION,

The second album is highly interesting from a collectors point of view, 

This album is mostly famous for the back cover Blind Man Text that even opened up discussions in the UK parliament

The Association of Blind people Great Britain were highly offended by this text in January 1965 after first release, upon which when subsequently politicians became involved in the Houses of Parliament, Decca were forced to remove this text, which makes this sleeve rare, even in this poor condition


The Rolling Stones ?– No. 2

Label:

Decca ?– LK 4661, Decca ?– LK.4661

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Mono, Album

Country:

UK

Released:

Jan 1965

Genre:

Rock, Blues

Style:

Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues


Tracklist 

A1

Everybody Needs Somebody To Love

Piano – Ian StewartWritten-By – Russell*, Wexler*, Burke*


A2

Down Home Girl

Piano – Jack NitzscheWritten-By – Butler*, Leiber*


A3

You Can't Catch Me

Written-By – Berry*


A4

Time Is On My Side

Organ – Ian StewartWritten-By – Meade, Norman*


A5

What A Shame

Piano – Ian StewartWritten-By – Jagger, Richards*


A6

Grown Up Wrong

Written-By – Jagger, Richards*


B1

Down The Road Apiece

Written-By – Raye*


B2

Under The Boardwalk

Written-By – Resnick*, Young*


B3

I Can't Be Satisfied

Written-By – Waters*


B4

Pain In My Heart

Other [Nitzsche-phone] – Jack NitzscheWritten-By – Redding*, Walden*


B5

Off The Hook

Written-By – Jagger, Richards*


B6

Suzie-Q

Written-By – Hawkins*, Broadwater*, Lewis*


Companies, etc.

• Printed By – James Upton Ltd.

• Made By – British Celanese Limited

• Lacquer Cut At – Decca Studios

Credits

• Arranged By – The Rolling Stones

• Lacquer Cut By – A (26)

• Liner Notes – Andrew Loog Oldham

• Photography By [Cover] – David Bailey (5)

• Producer – Andrew Loog Oldham

Notes

First cat.nr. on cover, second on label.

First pressing with ''unboxed'' red/silver Decca label with the ear logo at 2 o'clock. Upper label rim states ''Made in England''.

Blind man text.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Label, Side A, printed upside down): XARL.6619

• Matrix / Runout (Label, Side B, printed upside down): XARL.6620

• Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side A, stamped): XARL-6619-2A

• Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side B, stamped): XARL-6620-1A


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