The Rolling Stones

This listing is ONLY for the very first issue that plays a different version of "Tell Me" with a running time of 2:52. To identify this scarce release, check the B-Side matrix. It has to end on 1A or 2A! The common second issue with matrix numbers 3A and upwards on B-Side (4:06 - long version of "Tell Me") are NOT first pressings and shouldn't be listed here! As assembling was not linear, there are several variations of this record. For example, it exists with either "Mona" or "I need you baby" on label / sleeve. The version shown here has: Track A2 listed as "I Wanna Make Love To You" on the sleeve, with "Want To" on the label Track A3 incorrectly credited to Hurran, Calvert on both labels and sleeve, with Cromwell Music listed as publisher Track A4 as "Mona" on the sleeve, and "I Need You Baby" on the label Track A5 as "Now I’ve Got A Witness (Like Uncle Gene And Uncle Phil)" on the sleeve, "(Uncle Phil And Uncle Gene)" on the label Track B4 with Dozier credit misspelled "Bozier" on both sleeve and label Track B5 as "You Can Make It You Try" on the sleeve ("If" is missing), correctly listed on label Source: https://www.stonesondecca.com/the-60s-decca/rolling-stones/ Printed in England by McNeil Press, London S.E.1 © 1964, The Decca Record Company Limited, London Laminated with ‘Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited Recording first published 1964 A1. E.H. Morris A2,A4,B2. Jewel Music A3. Cromwell Music A5,A6,B3. Southern Music B1. C. Connelly B4. Belinda B5. Burlington Music B6. Hill & Range