The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet (Red Decca)
£
87
$
115
£ 87
Sold For
Dec 6, 2010
Sold Date
Nov 29, 2010
Start Date
£ 5
Start price
9
Number Of Bids
Great Britain
Country Of Seller
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Description
Rolling Stones
Beggars Banquet
Decca LK 4955 MONO
Original Pressing without Rev. Wilkins credit for writing Prodigal Son
Matrix XARL 8476- 4A & XARL 8477 - 2A
Mother Stampers "1"
J/T Tax Code
SUPERB CONDITION
Vinyl still has nice sheen, plays through well with very little surface noise. Labels are clean with no damage.
Gatefold sleeve with no splits to spine
I have recored this vinyl to MP3 if you would like to hear extracts of the album including the gaps between track(where any crackles can normally be heard), please message me
Vinyl Excellent
Cover Excellent
Tracks:
Side 1
- Sympathy For The Devil
- No Expectations
- Dear Doctor
- Parachute Woman
- Jig-Saw Puzzle
Side 2
- Street Fighting Man
- Prodigal Son
- Stray Cat Blues
- Factory Girl
- Salt Of The Earth
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