Pawn Stars: 1960s Rolling Stones Promo Album | History

how you doing got a Rolling Stones record here I think you might want to buy the Rolling Stones limited edition collector's item that's right this is a promotional record that came out in the late 60s I was distributed only two radio stations was never released commercially okay I think I've heard of this this is one of those weird records they go crazy for they printed hardly any of them right jump me out and wrap this for you no that is really cool I mean was it released any other way no this is more or less a compilation I think they were promoting the 1969 tour okay and they just want to do a nice cross-section of songs to give to the radio stations okay we have walking the dog Suzie Q who doesn't know that high and dry no expectations dear doctor socks don't sound real familiar it's not like they're super hits besides maybe Suzie Q right I mean how much were you asking for it $4,000 I mean in the far crevices of my mind I remember something about this album but I don't know nearly enough to figure out a price on it mm-hmm the Rolling Stones anything to do with them can be worth a lot of money well let me call a friend of mine and he will know what this thing is worth you'll know what decent retail value on it and we'll go from there no I think that'd be great there is no Rolling Stones memorabilia I've seen one Mick Jagger stage costume in 25 years of doing this The Rolling Stones have it all they've pretty much got it in their own warehouses there's always been a big market for those rarities so it's a valuation yeah well what's it worth yeah well price would be $3,000 okay fee that would be the price so you think this one's worth three grand of course not all right first clue is the one we're looking for it doesn't say collector's item okay all right and this one here says manufactured in Australia okay EMI records this one is easily found on the internet for about 150 bucks all right once again I'm the bubble burst okay do you still want to sell it or is just you me an offer 50 bucks how about a hundred I'll tell you what I'll go 60 bucks on it 75 60 bucks 65 you don't see these around I mean it's final you know what I'll give you the 65 bucks for it okay okay and I'll meet you right over there and or do some paperwork okay thanks mr. Brown and I got along famously why he settled to a past I got by myself he's got a name engraved on how did you end up with this sounds so fun

Channel: Pawn Stars

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Id: qSW_6bQuBg4

Length: 3min 3sec (183 seconds)

Published: Sun Nov 08 2015

Reddit Comments

[u/AndrewSB49]

Bill has it buried in metal boxes around England and you need one of his metal detectors to get at it.

[u/Kuttlan]

I think thats true... How else were they able to start that exhibition?

[u/VirgingerBrown]

lets make a facebook event to storm the rolling stones warehouses!

[u/CHSummers]

It depends on how you define “memorabilia”. There are tons of things associated with the Stones that they don’t own, from posters, to old tickets, to t-shirts. No doubt there are lots of letters and documents and photos they don’t own.

[u/justagigilo123]

Rolling Stones mobile recording studio is in Calgary at the National Music Centre.

[u/voodoopug]

Renowned collector Matt Lee owns quite a bit of stones memorabilia as well