Four EPs in unique covers were produced by London Uruguay from 1964 to 1966, the three first ones using color variations for a similar artwork. Promo copies were stamped and/or with promo stickers.
Records played at 33⅓ rpm. The fragile paper sleeves would house plain grey labels which would turn to blue by the end of 1967.
The debut eponymous EP [DL 059] was the Uruguyan version of the British one, pretty unique for a South American country as nither Brazil nor Argentina issued it.
'Satisfaction' [DL 068] was a unique compilation of the US singles of the same name and 'Get Off Of My Cloud' with their respective B-sides.

The third EP 'Come On' [DL 073] was directly inspired from its Argentinian counterpart [33 DLM E 5565], while the last one [DL 080] was again a compilation of the then last two American singles '19th Nervous Breakdown' and 'As Tears Go By' and their flip sides [a very slight variation of this last picture cover exists depending on the way is displayed the catalogue number on front].

All releases from this country are rare and these four PS very much sought after.

London EPs				information
#	view	cat.#	year	titles a-side / b-side	sleeve	labels
1-a		DL 059	1964	Bye Bye Johnny / Money / You Better Move On / Poison Ivy	PS	I
1-b		DL 059	1965	Bye Bye Johnny / Money / You Better Move On / Poison Ivy	PS - new back	I
2-a		DL 068	1965	Satisfaction / The Under Assistant. / Get Off Of My Cloud / I'm Free	PS	I
2-b		DL 068	1965	Satisfaction / The Under Assistant. / Get Off Of My Cloud / I'm Free	PS	II
3-a		DL 073	1965	Come On / Off The Hook / Grown Up Wrong / I Want To Be Loved	PS	I
3-b		DL 073	1965	Come On / Off The Hook / Grown Up Wrong / I Want To Be Loved	PS	II
4-a		DL 080	1966	19th Nervous Breakdown / Sad Day / As Tears Go By / Gotta Get Away	CS	I - titles in italic
4-b		DL 080	1966	19th Nervous Breakdown / Sad Day / As Tears Go By / Gotta Get Away	PS	I
4-c		DL 080	1966	19th Nervous Breakdown / Sad Day / As Tears Go By / Gotta Get Away	PS	I - extra 'J-R' credit
4-d		DL 080	1966	19th Nervous Breakdown / Sad Day / As Tears Go By / Gotta Get Away	PS	II

London singles				information
#	view	cat.#	year	titles a-side / b-side	labels	notes
5		77-009	1965	The Last Time / Play With Fire	I
6-a		77-012	1966	Paint It, Black / Under The Boardwalk	I	misspelt 'Los Rollings Stones'
6-b		77-012	1966	Paint It, Black / Under The Boardwalk	II	correct spelling
7-a		77014	1966	Mother's Little Helper / Lady Jane	I
7-b		77-014	1966	Mother's Little Helper / Lady Jane	I
7-c		77-014	1966	Mother's Little Helper / Lady Jane	II
8-a		77-015	1967	Let's Spend The Night Together / Ruby Tuesday	I
8-b		77-015	1967	Let's Spend The Night Together / Ruby Tuesday	I	mislabeled: 2 x A-sides
8-c		77-015	1967	Let's Spend The Night Together / Ruby Tuesday	II
9		77-021	1967	We Love You / Dandelion	II
10-a		77-026	1967	She's A Rainbow / 2000 Light Years From Home	II	5 lines copyright paragraph
10-b		77-026	1967	She's A Rainbow / 2000 Light Years From Home	II	4 lines copyright paragraph
11-a		77-037	1968	Jumpin' Jack Flash / Child Of The Moon	II	'Lado A'
11-b		77-037	1968	Jumpin' Jack Flash / Child Of The Moon	II	'Lado 1'
11-c		77-037	1968	Jumpin' Jack Flash / Child Of The Moon	II	'Lado 1' - reversed matrix #
12-a		77-058	1969	Honky Tonk Women / You Can't Always Get What You Want	II	misspelt 'Honey'
12-b		77-058	1969	Honky Tonk Women / You Can't Always Get What You Want	II	correct spelling

Except for 'Have You Seen You Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?', 'In Another Land' and 'Street Fighting Man' which does not seem to have been pressed in Uruguay, all the London US couplings from 'Mother's Little Helper' [77-014] to 'Honky Tonk Women' [77-058] were released, the first two even existing on both types of labels.

A few labels variations also occured, notably with 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' [77-037 - three different labels exist with minor differences], and 'Honky Tonk Women' which got nicely misspelt 'Honey Tonk Women' on its initial run.