Great video Mike! Beggars Banquet is one of my favorite Stones releases. The bathroom cover was the originally intended cover, but it was rejected by the record company. It wasn't until later reissues they reverted back to the bathroom artwork. Subscribed 😉
Hello Mitch, that’s a good collection there! Awesome you have the postcards from Exile. We share the same favorite 2 records, Sticky Fingers and Some Girls. Pretty much flawless. I think the Temptations cover on SG is my favorite Stones recording - it’s a cover but their exuberance is in full force. And Ronnie Wood!
@@robertkeene7909 Hey Rob, thanks for commenting. It was cool to have the postcards still intact. I’m very fortunate that both of my collection of the stones are originals, which are hard to come by nowadays.
@@MitchsVinylCorner yes, finding those things is part of the quest and rewarding! Thx for the reply. The first RS album I came across was my dad’s “Ya Yas” and I’ll never forget the cover. Have you heard Keith’s solo album “Talk Is Cheap?” That is also pretty great!
Great video Mitch! I learned a lot about The Rolling Stones from your video. I only own a greatest hits, I’d like to find a great copy of Sticky Fingers. I need to spend more time with The Stones to get to know their best work. Thanks for the insightful video! 🤘🏼
Great video Mike! Beggars Banquet is one of my favorite Stones releases. The bathroom cover was the originally intended cover, but it was rejected by the record company. It wasn't until later reissues they reverted back to the bathroom artwork. Subscribed 😉
Hello Mitch, that’s a good collection there! Awesome you have the postcards from Exile.
We share the same favorite 2 records, Sticky Fingers and Some Girls. Pretty much flawless. I think the Temptations cover on SG is my favorite Stones recording - it’s a cover but their exuberance is in full force. And Ronnie Wood!
@@robertkeene7909 Hey Rob, thanks for commenting. It was cool to have the postcards still intact. I’m very fortunate that both of my collection of the stones are originals, which are hard to come by nowadays.
@@MitchsVinylCorner yes, finding those things is part of the quest and rewarding! Thx for the reply.
The first RS album I came across was my dad’s “Ya Yas” and I’ll never forget the cover.
Have you heard Keith’s solo album “Talk Is Cheap?” That is also pretty great!
Great video Mitch! I learned a lot about The Rolling Stones from your video. I only own a greatest hits, I’d like to find a great copy of Sticky Fingers. I need to spend more time with The Stones to get to know their best work. Thanks for the insightful video! 🤘🏼
@@Amysvinylexperience Thanks for the feedback Amy! 🤙🤘👍🍻
Cheers 🍻🤘🏼