Vinyl Album - The Rolling Stones - Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) - Decca

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Rolling Stones
Title:	Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)
Label:	Decca
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	TXL 101
Date:	4 Nov 1966
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	38 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	$38
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PRICE GUIDE

$38

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Rolling Stones	Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?	Jagger, Richard	9.0 Rate
A2	The Rolling Stones	Paint It, Black	Jagger, Richard	9.3 Rate
A3	The Rolling Stones	It's All Over Now	B. Womack, S. Womack	8.7 Rate
A4	The Rolling Stones	The Last Time	Jagger, Richard	8.7 Rate
A5	The Rolling Stones	Heart Of Stone	Richard, Jagger	8.3 Rate
A6	The Rolling Stones	Not Fade Away	Petty, Hardin	7.7 Rate
A7	The Rolling Stones	Come On	Berry	6.7 Rate
B1	The Rolling Stones	(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction	Jagger, Richard	10.0 Rate
B2	The Rolling Stones	Get Off Of My Cloud	Jagger, Richard	9.0 Rate
B3	The Rolling Stones	As Tears Go By	Jagger, Richard, Oldham	8.3 Rate
B4	The Rolling Stones	19th. Nervous Breakdown	Jagger, Richard	9.7 Rate
B5	The Rolling Stones	Lady Jane	Jagger, Richard	8.0 Rate
B6	The Rolling Stones	Time Is On My Side	Meade. Norman	8.7 Rate
B7	The Rolling Stones	Little Red Rooster	Dixon	9.3 Rate

Notes

Gatefold with two pages with photos

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Comments and Reviews


ppint. 4th Jan 2015		Review a roll call of the singles that established the rolling stones as ''probably the finest rock'n'roll group° in the world'' - and not only could these singles fill the dance floor at any disco or party, it was more than the dj's life was worth if he (''girl'' djs were about as common as hens' teeth) tried getting through an evening (or night) without playing just about all of their up-tempo a-sides... - and they are still thundering fine singles, very nearly all of them. - a couple of the tracks are less impressive, but for most of maybe four years, the stones were only just this side of ''untouchable'': - very, very few bands have anything like so fine a track record. (° - we didn't call them ''bands'' back then - that started in the seventies & eighties) - but watch out! - not all of the tracks on the stereo lp are the original recordings - some needed to be re-recorded in stereo (and possibly some were freshly re-mixed down to stereo from the original recording session tapes, if they still existed): - especially on the earlier-released tracks, through the late sixties, there are audible differences quite apart from the stereo effect, so some tracks may sound ''wrong'' to anyone familiar with the original singles. 1 person found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



getalife 3rd Dec 2013		Added inner sleeves



Hawkmarty SUBS 2nd Dec 2013		Images hidden for now. Would have added a new entry but can't read any of the tracks so if there is a difference...



Deltics 26th Nov 2013		Yes, the green label is TXS 101 and should have its own entry. Stones On Decca



gordon7009 26th Nov 2013		The turquoise label is a Mono issue, the green is a stereo.



Orbiting Cat 26th Nov 2013		According to [this] the green label is the very first pressing.



snig72 26th Nov 2013		Have quickly added "Green" label iPhone piccies. Sorry about the poor quality ~ Please replace!



snig72 26th Nov 2013		I have a green label, instead of blue. Is mine a re~issue?