ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed Rare Small Label 1969 UK+Poster Stunning Condition.
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£ 50 Sold For
Oct 16, 2011 Sold Date
Oct 6, 2011 Start Date
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  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

ROLLING STONES- Let It Bleed...1969 RARE SMALL LABEL. Decca Records. UK Press. ORIGINAL INNER SLEEVE. STEREO SKL 5025. Complete With Poster.  STUNNING CONDITION.


TRACK LIST:

Side 1-Gimmie Shelter, Love In Vain, Country Honk, Live With Me, Let It Bleed

Side 2- Midnight Rambler, You Got The Silver, Monkey Man, You Can't Always Get What You Want

PERSONNEL: 

Mick Jagger (lead & backing vocals, harmonica on 'Gimmie Shelter' & 'Midnight Rambler') 

Keith Richards (acoustic, electric & slide guitar, bass guitar on 'Live With Me', backing vocals, lead vocals on 'You Got The Silver') 

Brian Jones (autoharp on 'You Got The Silver', percussion on 'Midnight Rambler') 

Mick Taylor (electric guitar on 'Live With Me', slide guitar on 'Country Honk') 

Charlie Watts (drums except on 'You Can't Always Get What You Want') 

Bill Wyman (bass guitar except 'Country Honk' & 'Live With Me', autoharp on 'Let It Bleed', vibes on 'Monkey Man'). 

MATRIX NUMBERS:

Side 1- XZAL-9363.P-4W

Side 2- XZAL-9364-P-6W

ALBUM INFO: 

Released in the December of 1969 this pivotal Stones album is the last Stones LP to feature Brian Jones, as by this time Brian was more isolated from his other band members due to his various addictions which made him pretty much unpredictable in the studio. His replacement Mick Taylor plays most of the second guitar parts. This also features Ry Cooder's first collaboration with the Stones as his play mandolin on 'Love In Vain'. The album also features The Faces Ian Stewart, the ever present Bobby Keys on tenor sax and Nicky Hopkins on piano all of which appear on later albums. This album detracts from the regular R&B sound and moves into new musical direction with various different styles from country rock to Latin samba and even gospel. In my opinion one of the last great Rolling Stones albums, there's honestly not a bad track on the album. This LP is one of the earliest presses as the small label was only on 1969 pressings as there was a mix up at the label manufacturers, even though some still got through you can visibly see the extra black plastic where the larger label should be. This album also contains an original Rolling Stones poster and unique inner sleeve with sleeve notes.       

COVER ART: 

The album cover was designed by Robert Brownjohn, and displays a surreal sculpture.The image consists of 'Let It Bleed' being played by the tone arm of an antique phonogram and a record changer spindle supporting several items stacked on a plate in place of a stack of records, these items include; a tape canister labelled Stones-Let It Blled, a clock face, a pizza, a tyre and cake with elaborate icing topped by figurines representing the band. The cake parts of the construction were prepared by then unknown cookery writer Delia Smith. The back of the LP sleeve displays the same record stack in a state of disarray. The artwork was inspired by the working title of the album, which was Automatic Changer.

PRODUCTION: 

Produced by Jimmy Miller. 

VINYL: 

(EX-) The vinyl has a few scuff marks. 

COVER: FRONT & BACK: 

(VG+) The front has some laminate creasing towards the top and bottom edges and a little towards the spine; there is also a little laminate crease to the right hand side of the cover which outlines a segment of ring wear. There is a little laminate lift next to the spine but this is very minor, and there is a little wear to the front however this is nothing drastic. There are a few small indents in the cover where, I presume, something has pressed against it. The cover displays the original sticker which is in excellent condition, just a little wear around the edges. The back has a few small minor creases mainly towards the top left hand corner, and a little creasing which as with the front, lines out a little ring wear. There is a little wear, and the back also displays the small hole to the top right hand corner which determines whether the record is mono or stereo. There is however no damage to either the front of back such as sticker marks or tears in the LP sleeve. Please consult the pictures.   

EDGES/SPINE: 

There are a couple of creases to the spine but this is very minor; overall in excellent condition with edges and spine free of any damage and just a little wear which is mainly to the corners. 

POSTER:

(EX+) The poster is in excellent condition with no damage.

INNER SLEEVE: 

The inner sleeve has quite a few creases and a little browning, mainly due to the age. 

LABELS: 

Clean, no damage or writing. 

AUDIO GRADING: 

I play all LP's on my Pioneer PL 550-X. This is a truly enjoyable album to listen to, with only a few faults. Side A clicks about a quarter of the way through, whilst 'Let It Bleed' has three pops. Side B has a few clicks and has some occasional faint and minor surface noise. There is, however, no jumps or distortion. These faults I feel are minor and do not, and in my opinion could not spoil the enjoyment of such a fantastic album! 


POSTAGE, PACKAGING, RETURNS

PAYMENT: 

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RETURNS POLICY: 

I aim to provide an excellent service and hope that all buyers are satisfied with their purchase. However, if for any reason this should not be so, please contact me and on receipt of the item, I will give a full refund. I will not issue a refund if detail that is clearly stated on the advertisement has been missed by the buyer, so please read carefully.

PACKAGING: 

I use preformed and standard mailers with stiffeners. I always take the vinyl out in its inner sleeve and place on top of the cover. This is then placed into a soft protective sleeve and packaged with stiffeners for full protection.


POSTAGE + PRICES

Please wait for an invoice before payment. I always ship between two-five days after payment. The prices below are based on one LP, however if several LP's are purchased, the cost will be slightly more. All EU and Over Seas purchases must be signed for with a value of up to £46. All purchases are sent Royal Mail first class. The postage prices include £1.50 for packaging materials. 

UK & CHANNEL ISLANDS:  Standard first class will be £3.49. If the value exceeds £50, it will be sent first class signed for which will be £5.
EUROPE: First class signed for will be between £8- £12 depending where in Europe the item is being shipped, as it costs more to send to certain countries within the EU. For Example, it would cost me £8 to send an LP to Italy signed for, but would cost me £12 to send the same LP signed for to Switzerland.

ALL OVERSEAS (NON-EU): First class signed for will be £14.


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