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| ROLLING
STONES US Labels and Company Sleeves 1971-1986 |
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Dist.
by Atco
1841 B'way
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Dist.
by Atlantic
1841 Bway
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Dist.
by Atlantic
75 Rockefeller Plaza
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RS
19100 - 1971
to
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to
RS 19105 - 1973 |
1974
to
1976 |
The
label was formed by Rolling Stones members in 1970, after
their recording contract with London
Records expired. The label was initially headed by
Marshall Chess, the son of Chess
Records founder Leonard Chess.
Rolling Stones Records never made much of an effort to sign
outside artists |
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Range |
Front
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Back |
Details |
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No
1 |
RS
19100 - 1971
to
RS 19105 - 1973 |
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Heavy
cardboard stock |
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Cut
straight |
Inside
glued |
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No
2 |
1974
to
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75
Rockefeller Plaza |
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Curved
top |
Inside
glued |
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No
3 |
1978
to
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75
Rockefeller Plaza
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Curved
top |
Glued
left/right |
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No
4 |
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to
1984 |
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75
Rockefeller Plaza
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Curved
top |
Glued
left/right |
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No
5 |
1986
to
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Used
when not in picture sleeve.
"Mixed Emotions"
came this way. |
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Curved
top |
Glued
left/right |
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| When
"Hang Fire" was released as a single in 1982, Atlantic must
have found a lot of leftover sleeves from the seventies,
and issued the single with the tongue sleeve. Many collectors
actually bought copies of the single to replace worn or
missing tongue sleeves. |
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