1971–Rolling Stones-Sticky Fingers Promo Poster-PAE Graded Near Mint '85'

Original Rolling Stones promotional poster for the classic 1971 album playfully and conceptually utilizing the original album design by Andy Warhol. A scarce item made on the London side of the Atlantic to promote the British release though presumably never released. Printed on an unusually thick textured stock and machine-folded into eighths as issued.

Rather than licking their wounds after Altamont the Rolling Stones recorded a follow-up that was the equal of "Let It Bleed " taking "Brown Sugar" from a drug-induced all-night session in Muscle Shoals "Sister Morphine" from the "Let It Bleed" sessions and 8 more blistering tracks recorded in their mobile unit during the summer of 1970.

Poster – Sticky Fingers LP Record Promo 

Grade – PAE Near Mint 85

Bands/Bill – The Rolling Stones

Date – 1971

Dimensions – 35” x 23”

Printing – OP-1 Original Printing

Series/Promoter- Rolling Stones Records

Paper Type – Textured Medium 

Condition Details – This poster is machine is folded into eighths. 100% Original with no restoration. View the detailed high res photo of this lot. Click on the thumbnail photo to see an enlarged photo. Click a second time on the magnifying glass in the upper right corner of the enlarged photo. A super high res image with every millimeter will now be clearly displayed. For a personalized eyewitness examination call 410-464-6180 11:00 am to 6:00 pm eastern.

Note: This oversized poster will be rolled and shipped without our standard archival holder. Shipping will be calculated accordingly.

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