Rolling Stones Records

Rolling Stones Records on vinyl: the label with the tongue

In short: In 1971 the Rolling Stones founded their own label – recognisable by the famous tongue logo. Since then their albums have come out here, from the seventies classics to the records of the 2000s. Reggae musician Peter Tosh also released on the label. The Vinyl Room currently has 13 records on Rolling Stones Records.

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What makes Rolling Stones Records special?

The seventies and early eighties: “Exile On Main St.” (1972), often named as their best album, “Goats Head Soup”, “Black And Blue” and “Tattoo You” (1981). Plus the collections “Made In The Shade” and “Sucking In The Seventies” and the live album “Still Life (American Concert 1981)”.

Later came “Steel Wheels” (1989), “A Bigger Bang” (2005) and the archive recording “Licked Live In NYC”. And Peter Tosh: on “Bush Doctor” (1978) Mick Jagger sings a duet with him.

FAQ

Since when has Rolling Stones Records existed? Since 1971; the first album on the label was “Sticky Fingers”.

Who designed the tongue logo? The designer John Pasche.

Which other artists were on the label? Among others Peter Tosh with “Bush Doctor”.

What do you have on Rolling Stones Records? Editions from the seventies to today, including reissues – 13 records in all.