THE ROLLING STONES More Hot Rocks Big Hits Fazed Cookies 30" x19.5" Promo Poster

Description

Original USA 1986 Abcko promo poster for the "More Hot Rocks" 1972 double vinyl release, this was for the remastered CD reissue from back in 1986 (expensive, highest list price, ordering wholesale back then listed it as a 31.99 retail price if I recall correctly) this was as good or better than volume one, wonderful artwork for the poster with psychedelic imagery. The European edition had 2 separate cd cases & different tracks, The American version came in a fatty double case.
SONGS ON THIS SET WERE:
Tell Me
2:47
Not Fade Away
1:48
The Last Time
3:38
It's All Over Now
3:22
Good Times Bad Times
2:29
I'm Free
2:23
Out Of Time
3:39
Lady Jane
3:08
Sittin' On A Fence
2:58
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?
2:32
Dandelion
3:48
We Love You
4:19
She's A Rainbow
4:12
2000 Light Years From Home
4:47
Child Of The Moon
3:08
No Expectations
3:59
Let It Bleed
5:27
What To Do
2:38
Money
2:32
Come On
1:48
Fortune Teller
2:16
Poison Ivy
2:47
Bye Bye Johnnie
2:08
I Can't Be Satisfied
3:24
Long Long While
3:14
CONDITION:
Very good now, had some "white cracking" above Brian Jones head but with a nice magic marker set I managed to "fix" it so it would look great framed under glass, no tears, edgewear or other bad spots on it really.
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Produced in 1993 by The Rolling Stones and distributed by Music Art. Obtained from the original distributor in 2001. Approx 17.5"x23.5"".
The Rolling Stones American Tour 1972
, also known as the "Stones Touring Party", shortened to S.T.P.,
[1]
was a much-publicized and much-written-about
concert tour
of the United States and Canada in June and July 1972 by
The Rolling Stones
. Constituting the band's first performances in the United States following the
Altamont Free Concert
in December 1969, critic
Dave Marsh
would later write that the tour was "part of rock and roll legend" and one of the "benchmarks of an era.