Belated Happy Birthday Matt........must get that poster to you soon!

Mick Jagger, Australian 7" Tour Souvenir 1988:

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There ain't no party like a Deutsche Bank party and a Deutsche Bank party don't stop! (Did I already post this? I need some way of working out what I have and haven't posted).

I heard the setlist was different that night:

1. Money (That´s What I Want)
2. Jumping Jack Cash
3. Brand New Creditcard
4. Slave
5. All Sold Out
6. Dancing With Mr. B.
7. Dear Banker
8. Going To A No - Go
9. Have You seen The Banker, Baby, Standing At The Blue Buffet Table?
10. Keys To Your Safe
11. Luxury
12. $$$$ Fall Down
13. Dollared
14. Thief In The Night - Arrest Him! (Keith)
15. What A Shame
16. The Under Assistant Bank Business Management Man

17. Gimme Tax Shelter (encore / with the wife of Mr. Ackermann)

Couldn't figure out how to rotate the picture .

German Record Club Release .

It´s a bootleg, but nice anyway.

Oh Poo !!

The 100,000 views is up! I hope it is a record (not a vinyl one), worst case it is a fantastic tribute to the great collector Mr John boy Rutherford who started this thread and sadly doesn't post here anymore.

I promise I have plenty more in my attic to keep this thread alive and well!

Matt

100,000 post ..........................

Come on Rockman ;o)

Some Kinda Stones Connections.......you almost there

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How about ladies and gentlemen memorabilia ?



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How about ladies and gentlemen memorabilia ?

Let's start with this one ...




Andreas



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The only "rarity" I have, besides original vinyl sleeves, old Creem, Crawdaddy, Rolling Stones mags from the 60s, 70s etc....
is a ticket stub from 1966 for the Houston Colesium. I found it in a flea market years ago and the older Hispanic woman looked at and said, 'fifty cents'
She had no idea. Inside, it had old Beatles newspaper clippings.

I forgot, the ticket was inside a plastic bag in a vintage Stones tour program from that year. I didn't even know they had programs then.

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The only "rarity" I have, besides original vinyl sleeves, old Creem, Crawdaddy, Rolling Stones mags from the 60s, 70s etc....
is a ticket stub from 1966 for the Houston Colesium. I found it in a flea market years ago and the older Hispanic woman looked at and said, 'fifty cents'
She had no idea. Inside, it had old Beatles newspaper clippings.

Post a pic, please.

How to add photos here?

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How about ladies and gentlemen memorabilia ?

Let's start with this one ...




Andreas

That's a nice one Andreas!!

Got it today !!

Phil Spector BMI Award certificate for 'Honky Tonk Women" presented to Giddeon Music.
Phil Spector was presented with this Citation of Achievement for his company Gideon Music's production of "Honky Tonk Women" in 1969.

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Phil Spector BMI Award certificate for 'Honky Tonk Women" presented to Giddeon Music.
Phil Spector was presented with this Citation of Achievement for his company Gideon Music's production of "Honky Tonk Women" in 1969.

Pretty cool and nice item, Stefaan ....
Andreas

... the latest goodie I acquired ...

very rare Faces - 1st American Tour Poster (Ronnie on top in the middle)



Andreas



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Very nice poster!!

The Puppet Stones (was a original gift that made it)... i will try to move it with a song

Nice!!

This thread has gone too many pages down again so we need to pull it up a bit.

I have today added an old LP to my collection. This one is soo old that even CD records did not exist when it was made.

We'r talking August-September 1964. Decca Record Company in England used to press up small sets of American versions of Stones LP's. This is the second US LP 12x5 that was issued on October 24th 1964 in the US.
Decca pressed the first 12x5 LP's even before they have decided on the cover. So Decca just used what was available, and that was only the picture used on the first LP. This LP was pressed in both Mono and Stereo, mono being far more easy to find and I found myself a Stereo copy the other day Now included in my stonesondecca collection. I'm smiling today





Jan Richards

[www.stonesondecca.com]

Really a great find Jan.
Do you know how many were pressed?

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Wow Jan , that's a great LP you've got .

I thought I had seen everything but you broadened my horizons .

BTW , this is my 4,000 th post

I have seen this early Decca 12x5 years ago and thought it was poor quality on the sleeve so I didn't bought it. Must have been around 1970. I was quite happy with my German Decca Around and Around..

I have no idea on how many LP's they pressed of this one. I'd say less that 500 pcs. I base this estimation on the fact that the UK Promotional Album is on the bay once or maximum twice a year and this 12x5 Stereo may be for sale 2-3 times a year. They pressed 200 copies of the UK Promotional... so

The same vinyla can also be found in the official US 12x5 cover but it is extremely rare even in the official sleeve

Jan Richards

[www.stonesondecca.com]

The Australian version of 12x5 with the rare sleeve on decca!, very rare!

Hi, currently everybody is looking to Keith's signed book, but look at this here. It arrived finally this week - the signed edition of the Wingless Angel box. An excellent box, really nice and there are only 100 of them signed by Keith.




Andreas

Waaauw, great!