4 7" THE ROLLING STONES RARE EP & 45 rpm Beatles w Brian Jones & picture sleeves

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Here are FOUR vintage 7" records & 2 picture sleeves from my collection up for sale: These are vintage records, two 45 rpm record have the original picture sleeve & one is a 331/3 rpm EP of unknown origin, songs are from the Decca time-frame!  One is a Beatles picture sleeve, features Brian Jones playing saxophone on the "B" side "You Know My Name, Look Up My Number", cool!! These picture sleeves are getting very very scarce.

FIRST: The Rolling Stone's 7" EP record, labels are not readable and record is of unknown origin, except it is songs from the Decca time period. Songs on this EP are "Brian's Blues", "High Heeled Sneakers" and "Looking Tired", "Tell Me Baby How Many Times", "Down In The Bottom", very Blues oriented and a very enjoyable listen. The record only grades G but still plays, it is glossy and clean, only a couple light marks but has a small 1/2" long light bend/crack towards the center, STILL PLAYS! Plays from start to finish with very good audio, both sides, a few light pops and some more moderate pops at crack area, the music comes through great, no skips or jumps on my system! Includes white sleeve with songs noted (see all photos).
PLUS: The Rolling Stones classic single "Honky Tonk Woman" / "You Can't Always Get What You Want", released on London records 45-910, this is a vintage pressing, still has the original picture sleeve that has vintage store sticker. The sleeve rates VG+, is clean and bright, no splits, no tape, no signatures or writing but has a number stamp, just a bit of edge wear at the opening, a few tiny light spot stains. The record grades EX, is super glossy and clean, just a couple small light marks, has been very well cared for! Plays great from start to finish, just a couple light pops, otherwise with excellent audio.
PLUS: The Rolling Stones "It's All Over Now" / "Good Times Bad Times", released by London records 9687, this is an original pressing with the vintage London style labels, the sleeve is marked "London Gramophone Corp", deadwax has the acclaimed mastering stamp Bell Sound, cool! The heavy record grades VG+, is glossy and clean, has a couple light marks and one small more moderate mark, has been PLAY TESTED! Plays great from start to finish, just a couple light pops, otherwise with excellent audio. The original London sleeve that rates VG+, is clean and bright, a bit of faint  writing in top corner, side split has been neatly repaired with tape.
PLUS: The Beatles classic "Let It Be" / "You Know My Name, Look Up My Number" released on Apple records 2764, still has the original picture sleeve. The vinyl rates EX, is glossy and clean, has a couple light marks, nothing heavy, one label has a sticker mark. Plays great from start to finish, minimal surface noise, a very enjoyable listen. The sleeve rates VG+, is clean and bright, no signatures or writing, no stains, a side split has been neatly repaired with tape, some ring wear, some edge wear at the opening, a bit of old tape shadow.

Own them now with my fair BUY IT NOW price! Will be shipped in a protective plastic sleeve inside a secure record mailing box with tracking number. Check out other RARE Rock record gems on my Seller's list. Buy more than one item from our list at one time and we will ship them together, saving you money on shipping charges. We refund any shipping charge overages. Thanks for looking!