RARE Rolling Stones "Sticky Fingers" Mid-1970s LP w/Andy Warhol cover MINT-
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RARE EARLY PRESSING!
HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE in BEAUTIFUL CONDITION!
THE ROLLING STONES "STICKY FINGERS"
Mid-1970s pressing of 1971 release, Rolling Stones Records (COC 39105)
Genuine Andy Warhol photographic cover design with functional jeans zipper and boxer trucks image under the zipper when opened. Includes original pictorial inner sleeve!
Only the unfathomable creative genius of Andy Warhol could garner such a revealing image of testosterone-fueled protruding youth within the confines of jeans.
The Rolling Stones were at their all-time best during the years that young Mick Taylor infused the artistically prime songs of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards with stinging lead guitar work that Jagger himself affirms was the most suitable playing the Stones ever had.
Songs like the mesmerizing dreamscape of "Moonlight Mile," the suicidal drug inducement of "Sister Morphine," the Latin-flavored lorn of "Can't You Hear Me Knocking?" are among the finest compositions the Stones would realize, while timeless commercial rockers like "Bitch" and particularly the harrowing lyricism of "Brown Sugar," wrap infectious rhythms around serious matter.
MINT- Vinyl!!!
MINT- Pictorial Inner Sleeve!!!
MINT- Cover!!!
A gorgeous early pressing of a landmark album!
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