USA US 7" discography [139 official releases + 592 variations]

collage by Tim CatinatThe Rolling Stones cut many of their finest tracks and toured extensively in the country of Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley or Elmore James. With more than 100 original singles and 500 labels variations, the US production [and success] rivalizes with the UK one.

All London singles - but the very first one, withdrawn - were issued in picture sleeves, and the 'Street Fighting Man' 1968' 'riot' cover remains the most sought after PS in the world.

The Rolling StonesLabels and catalogue number variations are incredibly numerous here, notably because records were produced into several pressing plants across the country.


The London years [1964-1971]

The RSR / Atlantic / Warner years [1971-1984]

The CBS years [1986-1992]

The Virgin years [1993-2006]

The Universal Music years [2008+]



A few promotional-only PS were printed during the 70's.
Rolling Stones Records / Warner and Virgin issued PS for almost every single from 1978 onwards - including the very rare 'Beast Of Burden' censored cover. CBS were lazier.
Overall a huge and nice collection, with only a few standard releases truely hard-to-find.
USA
The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'Street Fighting Man' single - 1968 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'Beast Of Burden' - single - 1978 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'I Wanna Be Your Man' single - 1964 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'Their Satanic Majesties Request' - jukebox EP - 1967 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'Heart Of Stone' single - 1965 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'Now!' - jukebox EP - 1964 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'Exile On Main Street' promo EP - 1972 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'We Love You' single - 1967 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'Not Fade Away' single - 1964 The Rolling Stones rarest 7"s from USA: 'Time Waits For No One' - single - 1974