Vinyl Album - The Rolling Stones - The Rolling Stones - Decca

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Rolling Stones
Title:	The Rolling Stones
Label:	Decca
Country:	Germany
Catalogue:	S 17005-P
Date:	1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	13 Own
Price Guide:	$5
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PRICE GUIDE

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Rolling Stones	Route 66	Troup	7.0 Rate
A2	The Rolling Stones	I Just Wanna Make Love To You	Dixon	7.0 Rate
A3	The Rolling Stones	Honest I Do	Hurran, Calvert	Rate
A4	The Rolling Stones	Mona	McDaniels	7.0 Rate
A5	The Rolling Stones	Now I've Got A Witness	Phelge	Rate
A6	The Rolling Stones	Little By Little	Phelge, Spector	Rate
B1	The Rolling Stones	I'm A King Bee	Moore	Rate
B2	The Rolling Stones	Carol	Berry	7.0 Rate
B3	The Rolling Stones	Tell Me (You're Coming Back)	Jagger, Richard	Rate
B4	The Rolling Stones	Can I Get A Witness	E. Holland, B. Holland, Dozier	7.0 Rate
B5	The Rolling Stones	You Can Make It If You Try	Jarrett	Rate
B6	The Rolling Stones	Walking The Dog	Thomas	Rate

Notes

A Little bit Explanation on that record. In Germany the Rolling Stones first Album, had been released many times in many forms.
First Decca Edition: Wine-red-golden Label with BLK-16300-P, 1964, mono only.
Second Decca Edition, red-black Label with Boxed-Decca, SLK-16300-P, stereo, 1970(same cover and number like the first Edition.
Third-Decca Edition, red-black boxed Label, with S-17005-P number, different Cover and big poster, from around 1970.
Fourth-Decca Edition, same as third, but with new number 6.21695 and with the big poster.
Fifth-Decca-Nova Edition, same as fourth but with green-yellow NOVA-Label and cat.nr. 6.21462, from around 1975.

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Comments and Reviews


dr.pepper1952 25th Jun 2021		add another Rear Cover and Labels



janiejjones 27th Apr 2016		If one looks at the linked German release with this cover one finds that the notes above do not fully cover everything. Decca/Teldec was apparently in a transitional period then, as it also sold new style numbered covers with old style red boxed Decca labels. The 6.$$$$$s seem to have different suffixes also (I guess these are price codes, and yes, it does apply to other releases also, even Nova covers with old number Decca labels, see No. 2, and Nova covers with Nova numbered Decca labels Between The Buttons).