Probably the second most sought after Stones vinyl collectible (after the pulled "Street Fighting Man" 45 pic sleeve) this UK promotional record that made the #1 spot was sent by Decca to the music press and other VIPs in the UK in 1969. In hindsight its hard to imagine, but after the death of Brian Jones, the future of the Rolling Stones was uncertain in terms of continued popularity, and up until "Exile On Main Street" the financial viability of the band was in question. Decca obviously thought they needed a boost.
Several original Blue Note LPs show up this week, and the return of Northern Soul continues.
1. LP - The Rolling Stones "promotional album" Decca UK Promo 1969 - $5,640.12
2. 45 - Nabay "Believe It Or Not" / "Believe It Or Not instr" Impact 1032 - $3,005.00
3. LP - Lee Morgan "Candy" Blue Note 1590 - $2,111.00
4. LP - Kenny Burrell "self-titled" Blue Note 1543 (Warhol Cover) - $2,025.00
5. 10" - Rose Batiste & San Remo Strings "Hit & Run" / "They're For You?" Acetate - $2,024.00
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