Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers original DJ white label
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Description
THE ROLLING STONES - STICKY FINGERS, Rolling Stones Records COC-59100, original 1971 DJ release, white label, zipper cover.
This 1971 LP was the Stones' first release on their own label. This is a rare advance copy with white label and promo sticker on front.
The tunes are Brown Sugar, Sway, Wild Horses, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, You Gotta Move, Bitch, I Got the Blues, Sister Morphine, Dead Flowers, Moonlight Mile.
Condition of record is VG+, some scuffing, no scratches, a few spindle marks, plays with some occasional surface noise. Jacket shows some overall wear, no seam splits.
CONDITION TERMS
We play grade all of our records on quality equipment. We offer a money back guarantee that condition is as described. Plus (+) or Minus (-) indicates variations.
M = Mint. Brand new, unplayed. We never use the term "mint" to describe a used record, no matter how clean the record is.
E = Excellent. Some evidence of having been played, with no audible defect.
VG = Very Good. Noticeable wear, visual and audible. Records with slight surface noise and/or scuffs fall into this category.
G = Good. Not really all that good. Records in this category have more significant damage or wear.
F = More severe damage, distracting surface noise. Only used in incidence of extreme rarity.
P = Poor condition, proves existence of record only.
SHIPPING CHARGES
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