France French 7" discography [152 official releases + 297 variations]

France is known for having produced some of the nicest EPs in the world from 1964 to 1967, when covers were thick, laminated, glossy, with flipbacks, sporting a thick titled spine.
This overvall is a rich but somewhat complicated discography due to a lot of reissues, and cross-references with Belgium and Holland.
Apart from a few promo issues, all releases came into picture sleeves (hard glossy covers until the mid-60's, then hard mat covers, followed by paper covers). The usual 45 has a large center hole.

The Rolling Stones - Decca first French promotional pixerama • France discography

For the sake of simplicity this discography has been split into periods as follows:

The Decca years [1964-1971]

The RSR / Warner years [1971-1977]

The RSR / EMI years [1978-1984]

The CBS / SONY years [1986-1992]

The Virgin years [1993-2006]

The Universal years [2008+]

France
The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: 'Emotional Rescue' on orange vinyl - 1980 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: 'Get Off Of My Cloud' EP - 1972 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: First jukebox PS for 'Satisfaction' - 1965 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: Jukebox titled cover for 'Not Fade Away' - 1964 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: 'I Wanna Be Your Man' EP second cover - 1970 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: 'Satisfaction' promo silver labels - 1980s The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: 'Satisfaction' EP blue titled PS - 1971 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: 'Route 66' Golden Hit Parade PS - 1972 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: 'Satisfaction' black titled PS - 1970 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from France: 'Everybody Needs Somebody To Love' - Golden Hit Parade PS 79097 - 1971