Here's a very nice copy of one of the Stones' very best singles (which didn't appear on any of the band's contemporary LPs), ranking at #190 in Dave Marsh's list of the 1,001 greatest 45s. This copy comes in the release's rarely seen picture sleeve. The B side also appears to be a non-album track, not available on any Stones LPs. Note: The 45 has Near Mint labels with a hint of ringwear. The vinyl looks EX, with some scuffs and tiny scratches, but fortunately the audio on this styrene pressing remains clean and undistorted; it grades Near Mint to reflect an occasional light "pop" that can be heard in the middle of the track. The picture sleeve grades a strong EX, for although i t has almost no ringwear (see scan), there's some wear and a couple of tiny tears at the front top edge, and on one side a "23" is inked.
Even at the high ranking on Marsh's list, the Stones have 3 other singles that rank higher. Here's a list of the nine Rolling Stones singles in that 1,001 list, ordered by list position:\r\n
\r\n- (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (1965)
\r\n- Get Off My Cloud (1965)
\r\n- Street Fightin' Man (1968)
\r\n- 19th Nervous Breakdown (1966)
\r\n- You Can't Always Get What You Want (1969)
\r\n- Tumbling Dice (1972)
\r\n- Jumpin' Jack Flash (1968)
\r\n- Honky Tonk Women (1969)
\r\n- The Last Time (1965)
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