The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers (LP, Rolling Stones Records / EMI, Spain) – Classic rock milestone with iconic artwork

This edition of "Sticky Fingers" was released on Rolling Stones Records / EMI as a Spanish pressing and is considered one of the most famous and influential albums in rock history. With songs like "Brown Sugar" , "Wild Horses" , "Sway" and "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", the album marks the beginning of the Stones' own label era – raw, authentic and musically uncompromising.

The cover, designed by Andy Warhol , was interpreted differently for international releases depending on the country. The Spanish version presented here shows the alternative motif with the "Fowler's Treacle" tin , which is among the most sought-after variants for collectors.

Historical background:
Sticky Fingers (1971) is considered an artistic turning point for the Rolling Stones. Following their split with Decca and the death of Brian Jones, the band defined their signature sound with this album – bluesy, sensual, and rebellious. It was the first album to feature the famous Rolling Stones tongue logo , which later became one of the most recognizable trademarks in music history.

Condition:

• Vinyl: Very good (VG+) – glossy surface with slight marks, plays clearly and powerfully.

• Cover: Good (VG) – visible edge wear, minor creases and price sticker residue, but overall sturdy with vibrant colors. Includes inner cover with typical tongue design.

Product details:

• Format: LP, 33 1/3 RPM

• Artist: The Rolling Stones

• Album: Sticky Fingers

• Label: Rolling Stones Records / EMI

• Year of publication: 1971

• Origin: Spain

• Catalog number: COC 59100

• Genre: Rock, Blues Rock, Classic Rock

• Design style: Pop Art / Andy Warhol – alternative cover version (Spain edition)

Notes:

• Original Spanish pressing

• With Rolling Stones tongue inlay

• Images are part of the item description