The Rolling Stones - Stones Story mp3

Tracklist

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Credits

• Design – Brordus Bunder
• Liner Notes – Dennis Kloeth
• Photography By – Clouds Studios, Nico v.d. Stam
• Written-By – Jagger, Richard (tracks: A8 to D5)

Notes

This is the original 1976 issue with silver text on blue labels and song titles aglined on the left (all songs in a straight line). Not to be confused with the later - 1978 onwards - label variant of The Rolling Stones - Stones Story with white text on blue label and all song titles centred.

This was an exclusive release for the Dutch market (May 1976), entering the Dutch LP charts on 12 June 1976. The album was never released in any other country or on CD. In fact it has the same tracklisting as "Rolled Gold: The Very Best of the Rolling Stones" (released November 1975), which was released worldwide.

Issued in a gatefold sleeve including a 8-page booklet with a biography (in Dutch), all lyrics and a poster inside.

No track durations given on this release.

Cat.# 6645 407 on back cover and spine.
Cat.# 9286 125 on label record 1.
Cat.# 9286 126 on label record 2.

Back cover: Printed in The Netherlands
Labels: Made in Holland

All songs published by Essex Muziek Holland bv except:
A1 by Jewel Music Publ. (Benelux: Goodman-Basart bv)
A2 with kind permission Universal Songs Holland bv
A3 by Nor Va Jak Music Inc. (The Netherlands: Holland-Music bv)
A4 & A6 by Arc Music Corp. (Benelux: Goodman-Basart bv)
A5 by Kags Music Corp. (The Netherlands: MCA Holland)
B3 by Forward Music Ltd. (The Netherlands: Ed. Altona bv)

Barcodes

• Rights Society: STEMRA
• Other (Cat.# Record 1): 9286 125
• Other (Cat.# Record 2): 9286 126
• Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 9299 818.1 Y
• Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 9299 818.2 Y
• Matrix / Runout (Label side C): 9299 819.1 Y
• Matrix / Runout (Label side D): 9299 819.2 Y
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, stamped): AA 9299 818 1Y 1 670 03
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, stamped): AA 9299 818 2Y 1 670 03
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side C, stamped): AA 9299 819 1Y 1 670 03
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side D, stamped): AA 9299 819 2Y 1 670 03

Companies

• Published By – Jewel Music Publishing
• Published By – Nor Va Jak Music, Inc.
• Published By – Arc Music Corp.
• Published By – Kags Music Corp.
• Published By – Essex Muziek Holland B.V.
• Published By – Forward Music Ltd.
• Published By – Holland Music B.V.
• Published By – MCA Music Holland
• Published By – Goodman-Basart B.V.
• Published By – Ed. Altona B.V.
• Recorded At – Olympic Sound Studios
• Recorded At – Kingsway Studios
• Recorded At – Regent Sound Studios
• Recorded At – Chess Studios
• Recorded At – RCA Studios, Hollywood
• Lacquer Cut At – Phonodisc B.V.

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