The Holy Grail of “Exile On Main Street” memorabilia. The promo baseball shirt.

February 17, 2014 by evpcd

  Exile on Main St. featured a gatefold cover and included a series of 12 perforated postcards with a sequence of images inserts, all of which were shot by photographer Norman Seeff. The back cover features various photos of the Stones; the “mystery woman” pictured in the lower left side is Chris O’Dell, their personal assistant. The album photography and concept was by Robert Frank and includes images from his seminal 1958 book The Americans. The “Joe Allen” pictured in the collage is of a postcard-style advertisement by […]

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The Rolling Stones “50 Years of Satisfaction” Exhibit. Day Two, Rounding third…..

May 29, 2013 by evpcd

Day Two…..I spare the chatter and just show the pics. I’m kicking myself now for not shooting enough. This is stupid cool. The original artwork for the cover of the greatest Stones album ever recorded, “Exile on Main Street.” From the collection of Jeff Gold of Recordmecca. Original artwork by Charlie Watts. I can’t say enough about the displays. So well done. Even the font they used for all the signage was created by hand. It’s the “Exile On Main […]

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The greatest Rolling Stones album deserves the most creative record store display.

April 18, 2012 by evpcd

I’m happy to say I’ve once again acquired my favorite Rolling Stones record store display. Standing close to 48″ tall with near naked Mick in black an blue covering himself with nothing more than Andy Warhol’s now infamous record design. Incredibly striking for the time, remember this was 1971, as out there as you get. The Stones never afraid to push the boundaries of what might be considered as “bad taste.” But, that’s why we love ’em. I also learned […]

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Okay…you’ve seen what I have, here’s some stuff I want.

February 15, 2012 by evpcd

Figured it might be time after to maybe post some pictures and descriptions of some things I’m looking to add to my collection. Most of what I’m looking for can be best described as what I don’t know about. It’s always more fun and exciting to stumble upon something you’ve never seen or heard of before. But, there are some items I would love to add to my collection. If you have any of these items or know where they […]

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STICKY FINGERS 1971. THE ROLLING STONES RULED IN DESIGN AND MUSIC.

November 15, 2009 by evpcd

RARE STICKY FINGERS STORE DISPLAY FEATURING AN ALMOST LIFE SIZE MICK JAGGER. Back in 1971 The Rolling Stones were at the height of their craft. It’s hard to believe any band could produce back to back to back albums the likes of Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street in the span of 3 years. Unheard of even today. My guess it will never be matched or done again. The following is a review from Rolling Stone […]

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