The Rolling Stones – Self Titled EP 7" Record 1964 Mono UK First Press Decca
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Description
This is a highly collectible 1964 UK first pressing of The Rolling Stones' self-titled debut EP, released on the iconic Decca label (DFE 8560). A cornerstone of the British Beat era, this 7-inch extended play record features the band's raw, rhythm-and-blues-infused sound that defined their early years. The disc is housed in its original front-laminated 'Clarifoil' flipback sleeve, printed in England by MacNeill Press, showcasing the classic black and white portrait of the band members: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, and Charlie Watts.
The EP features four standout tracks that highlight the group's early influences: 'Bye Bye Johnny' (Chuck Berry), 'Money' (Barrett Strong cover), 'You Better Move On' (Arthur Alexander), and 'Poison Ivy' (The Coasters). Pressed in glorious Mono, this record delivers the punchy, authentic 1960s audio experience that collectors crave. The labels are the traditional Decca blue with silver print, featuring the 'unboxed' Decca logo and 'Extended Play' branding, confirming its status as an original UK issue.
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