Rolling Stones C%$ksucker Blues 1 of 100 Pressed Very rare/near Mint

$

349

                                                                    30 Day Return
                                                      Authenticity guaranty for a lifetime 
                Best specimen of C-cks=cker Blues that you will find and priced to sell.This album is absolutely gorgeous and would fit into any collector's collection!
I'm just beginning to put my personal collection of albums(Hendrix, Zeppelin, Stones, Doors and Clapton) and other collectables up for sale. All of my items have been in a smoke-free environment. In addition, all of my albums have had plastic sleeves on them their entire lifetime. If you are a serious buyer and would like additional photos, shoot me an email and I'll get you what you need. Every album that I will be listing has been in my hands since at least 1983. Also, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to email me. They have all been well preserved.  Be sure to save me! Thank you for stopping by!!
The Holy Grail for Stones fans! For sale: My copy of the Stones "C@&%sucker Blues", a 12" red, translucent single that the Stones pressed in 1971 to piss off their label - and it worked! From Wikipedia, "The Stones were leaving Decca and starting their own record label, but Decca claimed they were owed one more single under their contract. So the Stones delivered this song, with its context and language chosen specifically to anger Decca executives; there are explicit references to fellatio and anal sex in the lyrics. Decca refused to issue the song on an album, although about 100 promotional 12" singles of it were pressed in the United States." That's right, just 100 exist. The record has been in my possession its' entire life in a plastic sleeve leaving the album cover in near mint condition. The cover it self is very cool. It's textured and still has its' original luster. The sleeve has a few flaws but is in very good condition.   As such, it is in great shape for 47-year old vinyl! Side 2 is the equally rare version of Brown Sugar, with Clapton playing lead (!) If you are a real Stones fan, you will want this in your collection.



                                                                   Sincerely, Robert