1969 SUPER RARE ROLLING STONES PROMOTIONAL LP VINYL

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   SUPER RARE 1969 ROLLING STONE PROMOTIONAL VINYL LP

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Background & History of Item:   This is the most collectible and rare Rolling Stone LP in the history of the band. ALL original including the record, jacket & Sleeve!    THE ROLLING STONES  Promotional Album from 1969 (This is by far the most famous and legendary Rolling Stones official promotional album available to date! If you don't believe me then just google the words “Rare Rolling Stones LP” and this is the result item that you will find!! This album was released in 1969 for radio stations only with a total of somewhere around 1200 copies pressed (200 in the UK under Decca Records & 1,000 in the US under London Records) This is the US version under London Records. I bought this LP back in 1978 at a used record store in Greenwich Village and it has been in storage all these years so I am now going to sell it.

The picture on the sleeve was taken during the Let It Bleed recording sessions. It is a  shot of the band in the studio against a white background with the band name at the top and 'A Special Radio Promotion Album In Limited Edition Not For Sale' text.

Side One

Route 66 - 1964, included on The Rolling Stones
Walking The Dog - 1964, included on The Rolling Stones
Around And Around - 1964, included on 12x5
Suzie Q - 1965, included on 12x5
Everybody Needs Somebody - 1965, included on The Rolling Stones Now
Off The Hook - 1965, included on The Rolling Stones Now
I'm Free - 1965, included on Decembers Children
She Said Yeah - 1965, included on Decembers Children

Side Two

Under My Thumb - 1966, included on Aftermath
Stupid Girl - 1966, included on Aftermath
2000 Man - 1967, included on Their Satanic Majesties Request
Sympathy For The Devil - 1968, included on Beggars Banquet
Prodigal Son - 1968, included on Beggars Banquet
Love In Vain - 1969, included on Let it Bleed

A true investment grade collectable, and a TOP rarity, indeed!!

Condition of Item:    This item is 40+ years old and has wear signs per the pictures.Vinyl record, Side one has a visible surface scratch, but it does NOT affect play. Apart from that, the audio quality is clear and crisp with near silent track breaks, free from noise or crackle. So overall the record itself is in good condition. The jacket & sleeve is in overall average to good condition (in my opinion) for an item that is 40+ years old but is DEFINITELY NOT MINT condition. There is a small tear in one corner of the side of jacket. Please look at the pictures carefully.

 
Due to the white background there is some light age discolouration visible to the front of the sleeve - though not excessive. What is amazing is that this copy is free from cut-out holes which are present in almost every other copy of this album from what I have been told.

The back of the sleeve shows a black and white picture of Mick in the centre. To the left is a list (complete with tracklistings) of all 13 US Stones albums released prior to Let It Bleed. The right hand side has the tracklisting 

 

IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE:  I am not an antique expert and I have detailed as much as I know about the item in this description, but please bid with caution as this is 40+ years old, so  be aware of this. Item has some cosmetic issues, etc. so no refunds are accepted, buyer will purchase “as is”.

Authenticity of LP:  There are alot of counterfeits of this album out there but this is the real deal which can be verified by the fact that it has the matrix numbers on each side of the LP in the trail off vinyl and also the sleeve is the 1960s thick-stock US LP sleeves, and not the thinner "clar-foil" style LP sleeves found in the UK.