The Rolling Stones-Hot Rocks-RARE 11-18-71 SHELLEY Error Pressing Double LP
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The Rolling Stones –
Hot Rocks 1964-1971
Label: London Records – 2PS 606/7
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Mispress, SH - Shelley Pressing Country: US Released: Nov 18, 1971 Genre: Rock Style: Classic Rock Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Time Is On My Side Written-By – Jerry Ragovoy 2:50 A2 Heart Of Stone 2:49 A3 Play With Fire Written-By – Nanker Phelge 2:15 A4 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 3:45 A5 As Tears Go By Written-By – Oldham*, Jagger-Richards 2:45 A6 Get Off Of My Cloud 2:52 B1 Mother's Little Helper 2:40 B2 19th Nervous Breakdown 3:52 B3 Paint It Black 3:20 B4 Under My Thumb 3:20 B5 Ruby Tuesday 3:12 B6 Let's Spend The Night Together 3:29 C1 Jumpin' Jack Flash 3:40 C2 Street Fighting Man 3:10 C3 Sympathy For The Devil 6:14 C4 Honky Tonk Woman 3:03 C5 Gimme Shelter 4:30 D1 Midnight Rambler (Live) 8:23 D2 You Can't Always Get What You Want 7:28 D3 Brown Sugar (Alternate Version) 3:50 D4 Wild Horses (Alternate Version) 5:41 Companies, etc. Manufactured By – ABKCO Records Pressed By – Shelley Products Credits Written-By – Jagger-Richards (tracks: All tracks except A1, A3, A5) Notes Rare first pressing dated 11-18-71 with alternate versions of D3 "Brown Sugar" and D4 "Wild Horses". Considered a mispress, 2nd pressings have the date 12-06-71 and the normal single versions of the songs. These alternate versions first appeared in the 1970 documentary « Gimme Shelter ». On the runout of the record is hand etched "XZAL [11015, 11016, 11017, 11018]" and the name "Shelley" is not always present on all four sides. The pressing date "11-18-71" is typically found only on sides 2 and 4. The name "Shelley" reappeared for a short time afterwards with either a later date or no date at all. Sometimes "Shelley" is misspelled as « shelly ». In order to identify this rare pressing, the requirements are that vinyl must have etched the date "11-18-71" and the word "Shelley" on side 4 runout. It doesn't matter if this date and this word is present also on the other three sides. Some copies contain the folded-insert "211 reasons why". Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Runout Side 1): XZAL 11015 / Shelley Matrix / Runout (Runout Side 2): XZAL 11016 / Shelley S 2 STIRLING Matrix / Runout (Runout Side 3): XZAL 11017 / Shelley Matrix / Runout (Runout Side 4): XZAL 11018 / Shelley / 11.18.71 STERLING LH
This is the RARE 1971 U.S. Error Pressing LP!
It features alternate versions of Brown Sugar and Wild Horses!
We have play verified it!
Vinyl is VG+ to VG++ because of a few FAINT marks that do NOT affect play.
The gatefold cover is VG++ with LIGHT ring wear.
It includes the "211 Reasons" insert!
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