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[url=https://www.discogs.com/label/314985]Gloversville[/url] press with variant blue London labels from any other release currently in database. This version is most likely from 1969-1970, as the company inner sleeve depicts other albums by the London/Parrott/Deram labels, all from the late 60s. [Label details] From top to bottom, all centered except where indicated: • 'London' logo on top, inside a silver box, without ®. • Silver stripe with 'STEREOPHONIC' in blue, just below. • 'PS 375' on the right of the spindle hole. • Side indicators ('Side 1' and 'SIDE 2'), still on the right of the spindle hole, below the catalog number. Only the second is in all-caps. • Tracklist. • 'THE ROLLING STONES'. • Matrix numbers, on parentheses, without any suffix. • 'Made in U.S.A.'. • Rim text: starts at 4 o'clock and reads: «Unauthorized Public Performance, Broadcasting And Copying Of This Recording Prohibited». [On the sleeve] 'STEREO electronically re-processed' on front. 'Electronically re-processed for stereo from a performance originally recorded monaurally' on rear. PS 375 (also available in Mono, LL 3375). Produced for Impact Sound Studio, Regent Sound, London. © 1964, The Decca Record Company Limited, London Exclusive U.S Agents, London Records Inc., New York 1, N.Y. There is [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/5179168]a very similar pressing[/url], which has "SIDE" capitalized on both labels, but is otherwise identical.