The Rolling Stones "England's Newest Hit Makers" US LP 1964 WITH PHOTO VG
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The Rolling Stones

"England's Newest Hit Makers"


London Records LL3375 MONO 1964 12" 33rpm (USA)


The Rolling Stones is the debut album by The Rolling Stones, released by Decca Records in the UK on 16 April 1964. The American edition of the LP, with a slightly different track list, came out on London Records on 30 May 1964, with the added title England's Newest Hit Makers.

Tracklist
A1  Not Fade Away    Written-By – Hardin, Petty 1:48
A2  Route 66    Written-By – Troup 2:20
A3  I Just Want To Make Love To You    Written-By – Dixon 2:15
A4  Honest I Do    Written-By – Hurron, Calvert 2:07
A5  Now I've Got A Witness    Organ – Ian StewartWritten-By – Phelge 2:28
A6  Little By Little    Maracas – Phil SpectorPiano – Gene PitneyWritten-By – Phelge, Spector   2:35
B1  I'm A King Bee    Written-By – Moore 2:33
B2  Carol    Written-By – Berry 2:35
B3  Tell Me    Piano – Ian StewartWritten-By – Jagger, Richard 3:47
B4  Can I Get A Witness    Piano – Ian StewartWritten-By – E. & B. Holland; Dozier 3:00
B5  You Can Make It If You Try    Written-By – Jarrett 2:10
B6  Walking The Dog    Organ – Ian StewartWritten-By – Thomas 3:10

    Arranged By – Rolling Stones, The
    Photography [Cover] – Nicolas Wright
    Producer – Andrew Loog Oldham, Eric Easton

This is an early pressing (unboxed London logo on maroon label) that came with a photo of the Rolling Stones and a blurb on the front cover referring to the picture.

Condition:  LP is VERY GOOD (no visible marks on vinyl,  spindle marks around centre hole) in a plastic inner sleeve in a hard card picture sleeve in VERY GOOD condition. Comes with 8" X 11" color print in EXCELLENT condition.

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