Vinyl: ROLLING STONES Saturday Club FORTUNE TELLER POISON IVY

Artist: Various Artists

Title: Saturday Club

Details: - Very Rare Original 1964 `mono` UK release on the red `Unboxed` Decca label . Not only is this a rarity in itself as it is a compilation from BBC`s Saturday Club 1964 with upcoming artists of the day, but also because it includes `Fortune Teller` & `Poison Ivy` by the Rolling Stones which should have been released as their 2nd single after `Come on` but it was withdrawn. Then the band met John Lennon and he gave them `I wanna be your man` which of course became their 2nd official UK release making `Fortune Teller` one of the most valuable records around today also adding to the collectablility of this rarity. Most turn up in tatty condition this one looks hardly played.

Catalogue No: LK 4583

Country: UK

Label: DECCA

Vinyl: (NM) Thick Vinyl pressing, Looks Hardly Played - with original `British Patent No 800513` cellophane inner sleeve

Sleeve: (VG+) Front Laminated Flipback `Robert Stace` Sleeve with some laminate creasing, Flips in tact with scuff mark across saturday club (see photos), reasonably clean back with some minimal wear, a respectable sleeve

Labels: No visible spindle lines

Definitely up-scale version of this very rare collectible

SIDE ONE

1 SATURDAY CLUB - THEME ( SATURDAY JUMP ) -TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC

2 DO YOU LOVE ME - BRIAN POOLE AND THE TREMELOES

3 YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN -THE VERNON GIRLS

4 MEMPHIS,TENNESSEE -DAVE BERRY AND THE CRUISERS

5 APPLEJACK -JET HARRIS & TONY MEEHAN

6 GREENBACK DOLLAR - THE MARAUDERS

7 DANCE ON - KATHY KIRBY

8 FORTUNE TELLER -THE ROLLING STONES

SIDE TWO

1 SAY IT AGAIN -THE CHIMES

2 TWENTY MILES -BRIAN POOLE AND THE TREMELOES

3 MICKEY'S MONKEY -DOUG SHELDON

4 GO EASY WITH MY HEART -THE LORNE GIBSON TRIO

5 POISON IVY -THE ROLLING STONES

6 I FORGOT WHAT IT WAS LIKE -KARL DENVER

7 TELSTAR - THE TORNADOS

8 BYE BYE BIRDIE -KATHY KIRBY

Post/Packing: UK - £3.90, Europe - £4.90, World £7.90

I use professionally made packers with card stiffeners & record removed from album cover.