ANDREW’S BLUES THE ROLLING STONES ECC Bootleg Vinyl LP 1971
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ANDREW’S BLUES THE ROLLING STONES ECC Bootleg Vinyl LP 1971
This is an auction of collectible vinyl long-playing records. This particular auction includes a single copy of the Ruthless Rhymes/ECC release of ANDREW’S BLUES, a compilation of live and studio recordings by THE ROLLING STONES. The exterior sleeve has the “ECC” logo and back cover copy rendered in French, while the inner label on the vinyl has the Ruthless Rhymes logo. This is an unauthorized “Bootleg” recording, and there were several later pressings of the record on several other unauthorized “labels.”
Track list:
A1 Andrew’s Blues
A2 Schoolboy Blues
A3 Somebody to Love
A4 Round and Round
A5 Off the Hook
A6 Time is on my Side
A7 Carol
A8 It’s All Over Now
B1 Little Red Rooster
B2 Route 66
B3 Somebody to Love
B4 The Last Time
B5 I’m Alright
B6 Hey Crawdaddy
The outer sleeve in is good condition, with one blunted corner. The record is packaged in a generic while innet sleeve. The vinyl in Excellent condition and has been unplayed and protected inside a polyvinyl bag for more than 20 years.
I am selling this record on behalf of my friend John D. Berry, who writes: “I bought this collection in the late 1900s from John Ellison, a friend who was working (as I was) as a technical editor at Microsoft. John and his partner Lesley Link were starting a small publishing house, Broken Moon Press, and wanted to raise money to fund this endeavor. John had been a Rolling Stones fan and a devoted record collector, but he decided to sell his collection as part of the publishing effort. I was not especially a Stones fan, but I was willing to buy the collection to help the cause, figuring that I could always re-sell it later, probably for more than I paid.
“John was a very serious collector. Most of these vinyl disks have never been played, and many of them are extremely rare. They all date from no later than the mid-1980s; many of them are from the 1970s or 1960s. Quite a few are bootlegs, unauthorized but tolerated iterations of particular recording sessions or performances. For many years, these bootlegs could not be sold, even when they were approved by the artists; these days, however, that worry seems to be a dead letter, and lots of bootlegs show up on eBay and other selling sites.”
Payment through Paypal preferred. Buyer pays actual postage from Seattle, WA. I’ve done my best to anticipate the weight of safe packing materials for these extremely rare vinyl recordings, but if you are overcharged at any point, I will refund your overpayment. I welcome bids from buyers outside the U.S., and I am especially happy to combine several items to save on international or domestic postage.
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