...and another...I think Charlie sometimes purposely signed in the dark areas just to mess with a fans head.

The ultimate set...A fan club 8x10 NOT signed by Annabelle...many were!

Here's a fairly rare photo of The Stones officially opening McCormicks Music Shop in Glasgow, February 1963.

Thanks ROLLINGSTONE, cannot remember having seen this before!
Brian's displaying a very nice guitar!!
Are you sure about the date, though?
On a lesser note, I think the name is McCormack's.

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Thanks ROLLINGSTONE, cannot remember having seen this before!
Brian's displaying a very nice guitar!!
Are you sure about the date, though?
On a lesser note, I think the name is McCormack's.

You're right Stranger, it is McCormacks and I should have known better 'cos years ago I used to play football with Neil, a member of the owning family.
With regards the date I can't be 100% sure as I'm only citing it from today's Evening Times who published the picture in their 'On This Day' memories section. I may drop McCormacks an e-mail for clarification.

UK EXPORT DEMO for Beggars Banquet...





JR

Thanks ROLLINGSTONE, I just looked it up at the "Evening Times" homepage.

I am having my doubts, because the Stones hardly left the Greater London Area in the first half of 63, they were in Glasgow in Mid-January of 64.

Anyone knows when their deal with Vox started?
Although the pic does not imply a 100% for sure that they're having a deal with Vox

The agreement with Vox was signed on Aug. 9 , 1963. Stu drove the boys to Jennings Music in Dartford and they made the first promo shooting.



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The agreement with Vox was signed on Aug. 9 , 1963. Stu drove the boys to Jennings Music in Dartford and they made the first promo shooting.

Now that's what I call a prompt answer, thanks straycat58

Did someone say Vox?...a cardboard display "The Rolling Stones use Vox" about 17" x 14".

Cool stuff Francios ...... Thanks for showing



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I bought it together with a one-sided acetate from Beggars Banquet

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Silkcut, ref. to this BB acetate, does it include different versions? Is the SFTD side or the other one?

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in forgot i've got this one to, japanese promo copy of aftermath.

i don't have much info about this promo copy, is it original from 1966 or a promo of a reproduction?.....JR?

question: is the ROLLING STONES Past And Present Canadian Mutual Broadcasting System 12 album boxset rare and what is the value?

I see it available from time to time. Probably worth about $100 US.

Best,

JR

Just a weird US single coupling different cat.#s and pattern for each side... if there are other fans of errors or oddities of this kind on 7"s, please let me know...

Yes, I love the errors--Please post more......Will post some when I get home from work..

JR

Here is a misprinted Exile On Main Street...note the upside down printing, making the lips logo look like a national distress signal...Love this one...




I have lots of singles with the same title printed on both sides of the label, and many unpressed label singles..


JR

A reverse tongue from the US,


a white tongue from Germany...

German mispressing of 7" Miss You, with only the tounge (and no black lines around) - this is A-side and B-side (which is the normal one) of the single.


Andreas



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I am so found of these rarities & pics you post !!!
Many thanks for the records pics and all these treasures!!






In the paradise garden...from the inside!

Question about German discography.

The second album ROLLING STONES no.2 - SLK.16325.P - stereo - issued January 65 exists in winered gold label? or the only label existing is the red and black one?


second question:

OUT OF OUR HEADS - does it exist the MONO version BLK.16363.P ?

Thanks for clarifying.

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Question about German discography.

The second album ROLLING STONES no.2 - SLK.16325.P - stereo - issued January 65 exists in winered gold label? or the only label existing is the red and black one?


second question:

OUT OF OUR HEADS - does it exist the MONO version BLK.16363.P ?

Thanks for clarifying.

Will check on this for you when I get home from work.

JR

Tks JR; I checked in the Schwarzbuch but they're not reported.
It looks me strange that in 1965 Germany already issued red labels with the Black/White Decca logo.

To explain better: I wonder the reason why Germany has issued a Stereo No.2 with red label in first half of 1965 and, later, end of 1965, the Stereo OOOH with winered label.

So, I have the feeling that, maybe, a Stereo No.2 winered could exist, although I've never seen it.

I am sure it does, as I have as far up as Big Hits and After-math on the wine-red label.

JR

Found them..

[www.popsike.com]

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JR

John, you found the MONO Nr. 2 and the STEREO OOOH.

What I'm asking for is the opposite: STEREO Nr. 2 and MONO OOOH, both winered.



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Thanks ROLLINGSTONE, cannot remember having seen this before!
Brian's displaying a very nice guitar!!
Are you sure about the date, though?
On a lesser note, I think the name is McCormack's.

You're right Stranger, it is McCormacks and I should have known better 'cos years ago I used to play football with Neil, a member of the owning family.
With regards the date I can't be 100% sure as I'm only citing it from today's Evening Times who published the picture in their 'On This Day' memories section. I may drop McCormacks an e-mail for clarification.

The shop is called McCormack's now, but I worked beside a nephew of the owner and have met the uncle in the shop with him. The nephew's name is Sandy MacCormick!

A copy of the photograph is still on display in the shop (which has moved to a different location in Glasgow since it was taken).

Here's a sealed US Juke box ep of Decembers Children





Dig the strips and mini LP covers...

JR