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The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones
Decca · UK · 1964 · Vinyl, 7", EP
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Release details
| Artist | The Rolling Stones |
|---|---|
| Title | The Rolling Stones |
| Label | Decca |
| Cat # | DFE 8560, DFE.8560 |
| Format | Vinyl, 7", EP |
| Country | UK |
| Year | 1964 |
| Genre | Rock, Pop |
| Style | Rhythm & Blues, Rock & Roll |
| Speed | 45 RPM |
| Media | VG |
| Sleeve | VG+ |
| Matrix / runout | Label side A, inverted in { } brackets: EFF2663 Label side B, inverted in { } brackets: EFF2664 Runout side A, stamped: EFF-2663-1K K KT 1 Runout side B, stamped: EFF-2664-1K BC 1 |
Tracklist
- A1Bye Bye Johnny
- A2Money
- B1You Better Move On
- B2Poison Ivy
Release notes
Issued in a 'flipback' picture sleeve laminated on the front; printed by West Brothers, Printers, Mitcham, Surrey
First cat.# on cover, second on label.
Bill Wyman credited as playing ‘base guitar’.
Laminated with ‘Clarifoil’ made by British Celanese Limited
©1964, The Decca Record Company Limited, London
Production: Impact Sound
Publishing information;
Jewel Music: Track A1
Dominion Music: Tracks A2, B1
Progressive Music: Track B2
This version:
‘K/T’ and ‘S’ printed at 3 o’clock, above the matrix numbers.
Matrix numbers inverted, in braces.
Catalog number printed on a single line as ‘DFE.8560’.
‘side 1’ and ‘side 2’ each printed on a single line.
Song titles and writing credits printed on the same line, with the credits in italics.
‘(a)’ and ‘(b)’ printed in italics after the songwriting credits.
''Recording first published in 1964'' at 9 o'clock on the label.
‘BIEM’ and ‘NCB’ printed beside each other.
Rights societies printed above the publishers.
Other versions with a different label design do exist.
Similar to [r=11821816] except:
Different printer, West Brothers instead of MacNeill Press.
On side A, there is a smaller gap between ‘Recording first published 1964’ and ‘BIEM/NCB’, publishing info shifted slightly to the left.
On side B, K/T and S are shifted slightly to the left relative to the matrix number.
Also, very similar to [r=12073112], with the only difference being on side B, where K/T and S are shifted slightly to the left relative to the matrix number.
Record grading guide
Every record is graded visually (and play-tested when in doubt) using the Goldmine standard — the same scale used by Discogs sellers worldwide. Media and sleeve are always graded separately.
| M | Mint — perfect, usually still sealed. We use this grade very rarely. |
|---|---|
| NM | Near Mint — looks barely played. No visible marks, plays clean. |
| VG+ | Very Good Plus — light signs of use, minor sleeve wear. Plays great; our most common grade. |
| VG | Very Good — visible wear, may have light surface noise that doesn't overpower the music. |
| G+ / G | Good — plays through without skipping but with noticeable noise. Priced accordingly. |
| F / P | Fair / Poor — filler or collector copies only. Always described in the notes. |
Anything worth mentioning that the grade doesn't capture is in the seller notes on each listing.