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Re: ROLLING STONES Steel Wheels '89 (Rare official US black 'creaky'
leather tour jacket with metal zipper fastening front. Also has two side
zip pockets, left zip breast pocket, popper fastening money/plectrum
pocket, popper fastening collar, zip-upcuffs and a metal buckle up
bottom. Each popper has the 'Steel Wheels' logo and the zips all have
a superb tongue logo on the zips tags. On the left arm is a patch with
two US flags either side the 'Steel Wheels' logo, on the inside is the original 'Rolling Stones' label, size extra large) *** Shows light evidence of wear - it came from a crew-member after all and actually saw action on the tour...! ***View this product
roelof Reissue [reply to this topic
Re: ROLLING STONES Jump Back: The Best Of The Rolling Stones '71 -
'93 (2009 issue UK 18-track digitally remastered CD album - Originally
released in November 1993, this definitive collection gathers eighteen
of the group's classics from the seventies and eighties, such as the
Transatlantic Top Ten hits 'Tumbling Dice', 'Fool To Cry', 'Emotional
Rescue' and the much-loved 'Start Me Up'. It also includes the ultimate
rock anthem 'Brown Sugar', the ballad 'Angie' and the
dance-flavoured 'Miss You', three US number one singles in wildly
different styles, a testament to the band's versatility, creativity and
lasting appeal. 'Jump Back' retains the original packaging of the 1993
edition and comes complete with a 12-page illustrated booklet
featuring comments and observations by Mick Jagger and Keith
Richards, offering fans a rare insight into the workings of the band!) View this product
DiMentor Vintage LP [reply to this topic
Re: 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.)
** See 'More Info' for full details! **View this product
herrerae Boxed? [reply to this topic
Re: ROLLING STONES Got Live If You Want It! (Rare 1966 US 12-track
stereo LP on a dark blue & silver boxed London label, housed in a
thick pasted picture sleeve still in the original open shrink with the
rare song hype sticker attached & two vintage dollar price stickers.
The cover appears near mint with no deletion cuts or markings & the
vinyl still looks barely touched or played PS493) View this product
Joejeep Rolling Stones/"Tell Me"-Long version-4:05 [reply to this topic
Yasuhiko Yashiki - Japanese Office Watch out our Japanese new arrivals in NEXT WEEK....... [reply to this topic
tongueandlips Rolling Stones promotional CD/ CD-R [reply to this topic
vinyldisc Rolling Stones Hot Rocks - '64 - '71 London 2PS 606/7 [reply to this topic
Re: ROLLING STONES Hot Rocks 1964-1971 (Rare 1971 US compilation
vinyl double LP on the blue & silver London label, gatefold picture
sleeve with promo sticker & punch hole. This is one of the handful of
copies with 11-18-71 scratched in the side four 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, it is known as the 'Shelley Mix') View this product
roelof Re: ROLLING STONES Shine A Light (Amazing 2008 Colombian 27" x 39"
promotional poster for the live album release from the soundtrack of
Martin Scorsese's documentary that was withdrawn very quickly when
it was noticed that instead of Buddy Guy, the poster suggested that
the Stones were supported by Buddy Holly [Mis-spelled as 'Body Holly'
as well]. The poster features an enlarged representation of the album
artwork with album details, download details & the Universal logo at
the bottom &would look spectacular framed!) View this product
samakira1001 Rolling Stones and related promo CDs [reply to this topic
country37 I HAVE A SIGNED PANTERA COWBOYS FROM HELL COVER FROM THE WHO [reply to this topic
roelof Review: [reply to this topic
Re: ROLLING STONES Honky Tonk Women (1980 Japanese wide
centred 7" vinyl single on the yellow London label manufactured
by King Record, also including Jumpin' Jack Flash, housed in a
nice blue bordered sleeve variant with flipbacks & English lyrics
on the back. The sleeve displays minimal wear and the vinyl looks
barely played CM-512) View this product
lalalennie Question to EIL: [reply to this topic
Re: ROLLING STONES Ruby Tuesday (1991 UK 4-track 12" vinyl EP
including live versions of Ruby Tuesday, Play With Fire, You Can't
Always Get What You Want & Rock & A Hard Place, all recorded
during the Steel Wheels tour, picture sleeve - The only 12"
format of this release!) View this product
kapel kellster Question to EIL: [reply to this topic
samakira1001 Rolling Stones Rattlesnake Inn Passes [reply to this topic
lscott Review: [reply to this topic
Re: ROLLING STONES Rolled Gold + (Deleted 2008 Japanese
exclusive limited edition 40-track 2-disc SHM-CD [Super
High Material CD - playable on all CD players] set, a superb collection
of singles and choice LP tracks, including '[I Can't Get No]
Satisfaction', 'Paint It, Black', 'You Can't Always Get What You Want'
and many more, sealed picture sleeve with lyric booklet + unique
wrap-around obi strip) View this product
PeterJ Review: [reply to this topic
Re: ROLLING STONES Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In
The Shadows (Canadian 2-track London orange swirl label vinyl 7"
single also including Who's Driving My Plane, housed in a generic
London company sleeve DR.38957) View this product
Sbarrett Rolling Stones 1984 'She was Hot' for Sale [reply to this topic
Re: ROLLING STONES She Was Hot (Scarce 1984 UK limited
edition 'tongue' shaped 7" Picture Disc single, also
including I Think I'm Going Mad, great girl-hugging-candle
image with tracklisting credits on the reverse of the iconic
tongue logoRSRP114) View this product
roelof Re: ROLLING STONES Harlem Shuffle (1986 Brazilian 12" promotional
vinyl single, plays same track both sides, produced by Steve Lilywhite
and The Glimmer Twins) View this product
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