The Promotional Album ( 1969 USA  London RSD-1 Made In U.S.A. Not For Sale Stereo Blue Pale Boxed Compilation )

Note:

A Much Larger Quantity Was Pressed In USA On London Records.

It Is Not Known How Many They Actually Pressed But An Estimation Of 2000-2500 Copies Would Not Be Far From That Actual Quantity.

The US LP Is Also Quite Common, You Can Find One Or More On Sale On E-bay On Any Given Day Of The Year.

This Article Is Taken From Jan Richardsson's "Stones on Decca" Website.

https://stonesondecca.com/the-60s-decca/the-rolling-stones

This Album Was Released To Radio Station Only.

The Cover Is Made Of Sturdy Cardboard And Covered With A Semi-gloss Paper.

With Original Inner Sleeve Blue London Boxed.

It Apparently Contains An Alternate Track Of "Love In Vain".

A Special Radio Promotion Album In Limited Edition. Not For Sale.

MANUFACTURED BY NANKER-PHELGE MUSIC LTD. An ABCKO RECORD COMPANY.

Side 1 ZAL 9241

Matrix 1  ZAL 9241-1               φ

Side 2 ZAL 9206 A 

Matrix 2  ZAL 9206-A  Audio Matrix φ

Machine Printed

Handwritten

φ This Symbol Is A Trademark Of Viewlex, Inc. Or Its Affiliate Sonic Recording Products Located In Holbrook, New York.

It Confirms That The Vinyl Was Physically Pressed At That Specific American Company.

Audio Matrix. Audio Matrix, Inc. Was A Very Famous Company In The Bronx, New York, Specializing In Creating Metal Parts (the "fathers," "mothers," and "positioners") From The Original Master Lacquer.

Their Machine Stamp On Vinyl Records From The 1960s And 1970s Is An Absolute Guarantee Of Authenticity For American Pressings Of The Time.

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