From 1971 to 1977, Rolling Stones Records are manufactured and distributed by Atco / Atlantic in the Philippines.
Atco labels are yellow, Atlantic's are red and black, but none will bear the famous tongue logo, as in most other countries. Both companies also issued promo copies on black & white labels. A few variations exist with minor typographic differences.

No picture sleeve was made and no company sleeve was seen so far [some US Atco ones were used for display].

Catalogue numbers are local for the first two singles, then follow the US discography.

'Wild Horses' [Atco 45-3743] has the particularity to have been issued before 'Brown Sugar' [Atco 45-3744], both of these singles being misspelled by 'The Rolling Stone'.

Strangely, 'Angie' seems to be the last single from this era in this country.

Atco / Atlantic				information
#	view	catalogue #	year	titles a-side / b-side	label - sleeve
32-a		45-3743	1971	Wild Horses / Sway	Atco white promo labels
32-b		45-3743	1971	Wild Horses / Sway	Atco CS - yellow labels
33-a		45-3744	1971	Brown Sugar / Bitch	Atco white promo labels
33-b		45-3744	1971	Brown Sugar / Bitch	Atco CS - yellow labels
33-c		45-3744	1971	Brown Sugar / Bitch	Atco CS - yellow labels - difft titles typog.
34-a		RS-19103	1972	Tumbling Dice / Sweet Black Angel	Atlantic white promo labels
34-b		RS-19103	1972	Tumbling Dice / Sweet Black Angel	Atlantic red & black labels - band on 1 line
34-c		RS-19103	1972	Tumbling Dice / Sweet Black Angel	Atlantic red & black labels - band on 2 lines
35-a		RS-19104	1972	Happy / All Down The Line	Atlantic white promo labels
35-b		RS-19104	1972	Happy / All Down The Line	Atlantic red & black labels
36-a		RS 19105	1973	Angie / Silver Train	Atco white promo labels
36-b		RS 19105	1973	Angie / Silver Train	Atco CS - yellow labels