The Rolling Stones- The Rolling Stones, Now!-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: London Records, Chess Studios, RCA Studios, Hollywood, Regent Sound Studios, Bell Sound Studios, The Decca Record Company Limited, Impact Sound
• Catalog number: PS 420
• Country: US

Copy notes: Beautiful vinyl.

The Rolling Stones, Now! stands out as a snapshot of the band sharpening their blues and rock edge just as they were defining their identity in the mid-60s. The album blends gritty covers like "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" and "Little Red Rooster" with originals arranged by the Stones themselves, offering a raw yet focused listening experience. Produced by Andrew Loog Oldham and captured by engineers including David Hassinger and Ron Malo, the record reflects the band's hands-on approach to their sound. The photography by David Bailey adds a visual signature as striking as the music, making the album a notable piece in their early catalog. This 1966 pressing brings those performances to vinyl with care, presented here in nearly new condition that should satisfy even the most discerning turntable aficionados. With Mick Jagger’s harmonica and tambourine alongside Bill Wyman’s maracas, the subtle instrumental details come through clearly on this clean copy. The lacquer cut by K ensures a solid groove, and the absence of surface wear means you’re getting an exceptionally clean listen. It’s the kind of record that rewards attention without demanding it—and in a collection, it’s the one that might quietly steal the show.

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