The Rolling Stones - BBC Tapes Album

Tracklist

1	you Better Move On
2	Route 66
3	Down The Road Apiece
4	Mona
5	Memphis Tennesee
6	Cry to Me
7	Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
8	The Last Time
9	Mercy Mercy
10	Roll Over Beethoven
11	Come On
12	Cops And Robbers
13	Not Fade Away
14	Fanny Mae
15	I Can't get No satisfaction

Notes

100 numbered copies. Comes in a red die-cut cardboard cover.
Live Tracks from BBC Radio 1963-65.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A): MR-86-2--A
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): MR-86-2-B

Album

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