In the 1960s the Rolling Stones' American record label, London Records, put out jukebox EPs that were 7 inches (like 45's) but played on 33 1/3 RPMs. Each EP contained about five songs and was for jukeboxes only and not for the public. They are big collectors' items. I've seen ones for the following albums: 12 x 5, Rolling Stones, Now!, Out Of Our Heads, December's Children, and Their Satanic Majesties Request. It seems odd that they didn't make ones to promote Aftermath or Between The Buttons. My question is, were these the only albums London Records made Jukebox EPs for? If anyone has other jukebox EPs from London Records can you please post pictures here?

Rob

You are correct, there's no other 1960s titles. But in the 70s there's Exile and GHS on Atlantic records label. These are pretty cool for collectors. Cheers!

Thank you.

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frankotero
You are correct, there's no other 1960s titles. But in the 70s there's Exile and GHS on Atlantic records label. These are pretty cool for collectors. Cheers!

I've got a jukebox ep of GHS, I think Star Star's on that one.

Yes. A bizarre 4-song choice of Star Star, Hide Your Love, Can You Hear The Music, and 100 Years Ago.

Odd that Angie, Silver Train, Dancin’ With Mr. D., or Heartbreaker aren’t included in a juke box selection as they comprise the songs released on 7”.

I dig those juke box EP’s. The less famous bands are more affordable for anyone interested in collecting.