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Comment by goodbear66:

Missing covers and labels added. Please ensure they show up on the lead picture and following.

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Comment by Modforit:

"Poison ivy" and "fortune teller" were recorded on 18th August 1963 at Decca studios in London for release as the follow up to "Come on", everyone involved the Stones, Andrew Oldham and Decca records were disatisfied with the recordings and they were shelved. The Stones were insistent that they still wanted to record a version of "Poison ivy" so they entered De lane lea studios in Kingsway , London on 14th and 15th November and recorded a second version of "Poison ivy" which ended up on "The Rolling Stones" EP released in January 1964. "Fortune teller" was never recorded again, the version released on the American "More hot rocks" compilation album is a different mix of the original recording.

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Comment by Strawberry_Lynn:

Frank Chacksfield and his Orchestra LK4231 December 1957
Bill Savill and his Orchestra LK4232 December 1957

I'd guess that this LP (LK4249) would have been released in either December 1957 or January 1958

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Comment by Strawberry_Lynn:

I've got one of these (the other one). I was surprised to notice that I only had half of the album!

It doesn't have a gatefold sleeve or anything, just two separate LP's, and I imagine it was done this way for affordability reasons. The buyer would have had the option to buy one of the LP's, then the other when he/she could afford it

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Comment by Kevin Walsh1:

Is “Gimme Some Lovin” shown in quotes and lower case because it’s a snippet heard on the venue’s PA system, or because the band warmed up with it?
Without that track, the remaining six cuts were released in the US in 1971, and just the two cuts on side one run over 24 minutes:

https://www.45worlds.com/vinyl/album/ps589