ROLLING STONES Album Cover Gallery & 12" Vinyl LP Discography Information From 1962 until 1989

Two "Aftermath" releases from the Netherlands, each on a different record label

Brian Jones' dynamic presence adds depth to a transitional period as the '60s shift into the '70s. The album reflects the diverse musical influences of the time.

Mick Jagger's vocals, Keith Richards' versatile instrumentation, and collaborative efforts, the release showcased a timeless fusion of traditional and modern elements

Three different album front covers of "Between the Buttons", find the differences

European releases of "Big Hits" incl Dutch Special Edition and Israelien on Pax Records

It was the band's first studio album released with Ronnie Wood as the replacement for Mick Taylor. Wood had played twelve-string acoustic guitar on the track "It's Only Rock 'n Roll

Recorded live across iconic British cities, the album's fusion of raw energy and studio polish reflects the dynamic music scene of the era. Jagger's Italian crooning adds a sophisticated touch

The album is a great example of the Rolling Stones' early sound, which is characterized by bluesy rock and roll with a rebellious attitude. It is an essential album for any fan

The Stones get raw on "Dirty Work," a 1986 classic. Produced by Steve Lillywhite and the Glimmer Twins, this electrifying 12" LP features bluesy riffs, Jagger's signature swagger.

"Emotional Rescue" was recorded throughout 1979, first in Nassau, Bahamas, then Paris, with some end-of-year overdubbing in New York City, Emotional Rescue was the first Rolling Stones album recorded following Keith Richards' exoneration from a Toronto drugs charge that could have landed him in jail for years.

Unbridled rock & roll energy of The Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main St." on this Dutch pressing of the iconic double LP. Featuring bluesy grooves, electrifying riffs

The Rolling Stones' "Flowers" 12" Vinyl LP Album, featuring Andrew Loog Oldham's production, Lou-In Adler's conceptual input, and visuals by Guy Webster and Tom Wilkes, stands as a significant 1960s musical contribution.

Many consider this to be their first official full-length live release, despite the appearance of the US-only "Got Live If You Want It!"

The story goes that Keith Richards, the legendary guitarist, was enjoying a bowl of soup in Jamaica that was rumored to contain goat's head as a local delicacy.

The album's title track became an iconic anthem, marking a transformative moment in the band's history and solidifying its impact on the evolving musical landscape of the 1970s.

Released shortly after the band's 1969 American Tour, it is the follow up to 1968's Beggars Banquet and the last album by the band to feature Brian Jones as well as the first to feature Mick Taylor.

The title "Made in the Shade" for the 1975 Rolling Stones' album has its roots in American slang, reflecting a colloquial expression that conveys ease or success, often associated with making tasks look effortless.

"The Rolling Stones No. 2 / Vol 2," orignally released in 1965 and produced by Andrew Loog Oldham, epitomizes the band's commitment to rhythm and blues. Filled with electrifying R&B covers

"Out Of Our Heads" was released internationally with significant track listing and album cover differences between territories.

Initially issued in July 1965 in America , "Out of Our Heads" was a mixture of recordings made over a six month period, including the Top 10 hit "The Last Time"

'Rolled Gold: The Very Best of Rolling Stones' stands as a testament to the band's enduring legacy. This 2LP vinyl compilation showcases the Stones' evolution from the early years to their iconic hits

This 12" vinyl LP serves as a compilation, showcasing the Stones' artistic progression within the given time frame. With a blend of timeless classics, it reflects the band's influential contributions to the music scene, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of that era.

"The Rolling Stones" is the debut album by The Rolling Stones, originallly released in the UK in April 1964. This is the 1984 re-issue and can be easily recognized by the barcode in the upper right corner of the album back cover and the (c) Copyright printed on the record's label,

Unveiling a musical rarity: The Rolling Stones' 1973 self-titled Swiss vinyl, a German-crafted masterpiece with +ML+ imprint, blending exclusivity and timeless rock allure.

"Slow Rollers," a ballad compilation on 12" Vinyl LP by the Rolling Stones, showcases their emotive side. Notably, "Con Le Mie Lagrime Cosi (As Tears Go By)," sung in Italian by Mick Jagger, adds a unique touch

The Rolling Stones' 1978 album, "Some Girls," marked a turning point, introducing guitarist Ron Wood and showcasing a shift in their sound. While retaining their rock n' roll roots, they embraced elements of punk, disco, and new wave, resulting in a diverse and commercially successful album. The original cover, featuring suggestive cutouts, was quickly withdrawn due to controversy, but the music itself remains a testament to the band's enduring influence and ability to adapt.

Heralded as a major comeback upon its release, the project is a reversion to a more classic style of music and launching of the band's biggest world tour

"Sticky Fingers," the iconic album by the Rolling Stones, achieved global renown not only for its timeless music but also for the distinctive front cover designed by the legendary artist Andy Warhol. A collector's delight, this album holds a unique allure for vinyl enthusiasts as certain editions boast a genuine metal zipper incorporated into their design. Adding an extra layer of intrigue, international releases showcase diverse zipper brands, contributing to the album's mystique and making it a noteworthy gem in the world of music and collectibles.

Rolling Stones' zenith: A 1981 live album, encapsulated in a 12" Vinyl LP, is a sonic time capsule, showcasing the band's prowess and contributing profoundly to music history. A must-have for enthusiasts, reliving the magic of that era.

"Stone Age," a Rolling Stones compilation on Decca, is an album that encapsulates the band's musical evolution. This retrospective gem achieved commercial success, affirming the Stones' influence

In 1981, The Rolling Stones unveiled "Tattoo You," a 12" Vinyl LP Album that proved to be a remarkable compilation of previously unreleased gems from their 1970s recordings. With its release, the band skillfully curated a timeless collection, showcasing their musical prowess and contributing a significant piece to the evolving landscape of rock music during that era.

In 1967, The Rolling Stones released "Their Satanic Majesties Request," a psychedelic departure featuring Eastern influences. Initially divisive, it's now a cult classic chronicling their evolution during a turbulent era.

Released in 1979, "Time Waits for No One" chronicles The Rolling Stones' musical shift from 1971-1977 on vinyl. This German compilation captures their dynamism during a culturally transformative era.

The model on the album cover is believed to be Anita Russell, but this has never been officially confirmed. Different clippings have been used to cover the model, find them all

A Collection of 7" Singles and 12" Maxi Records by the Rolling Stones

This collection features three unofficial Rolling Stones recordings from the 60s and 70s. Each disc is identified by the initials "R.S." on the cover, but in different colors.

A hodgepodge of Rolling Stones vinyl records from different categories