THE ROLLING STONES Got Live If You Want It EP Vinyl Record 7 Inch Decca 1965 DFE 8620 Pic Sleeve 45

The Rolling Stones - Got Live If You Want It EP
(Original UK 1st Pressing with Blue/Silver 'Unboxed' Decca Label that has 'ffrr' ear logo. 4-Pronged Label Design. Housed in Fully Laminated Flipback 'MacNeill Press' Picture Sleeve. K/T Tax Code on label. 1K/1K Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch (45 rpm)
Country: UK
Year: 1965
Label: Decca
Catalogue No. DFE 8620

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped): EFF-2811-1K 2B DH
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): EFF-2812-1K 4D OM

Condition: EX/VG (Sleeve is in excellent clean condition with minor wear. There is a small sticker on the labels. The vinyl has a few surface marks)

Side A:
1. We Want The Stones
2. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
3. Pain In My Heart
4. (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66
Side B:
1. I'm Moving On
2. I'm Alright

1K/1K factory master marks are stamped into the dead wax of this 1965 extended play release, verifying its status as a premier UK manufacturing run. Identified by the reference DFE 8620, the 7-inch disc presents the silver-and-blue open typography face, complete with the multi-pronged push-out core. The physical surface displays the vintage factory mechanical tax stamps. Turn the record over to examine the runout trails, which read EFF-2811-1K 2B DH and EFF-2812-1K 4D OM, confirming that these grooves were pressed from the initial lacquers cut for the British market.

A front-laminated jacket printed by MacNeill Press houses the vinyl, featuring the fold-over tabs on the rear side. Musically, this live recording acts as a time capsule from the height of mid-sixties youth culture, kicking off with the roaring crowd chant of "We Want The Stones". The needle then moves through high-velocity concert renditions of "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love", "Pain In My Heart", and a frantic take on "(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66". Over on the flip side, the group tears through high-energy performances of "I'm Moving On" and "I'm Alright", capturing the chaotic live atmosphere that defined their early touring era.

An Excellent/Very Good (EX/VG) grade reflects the preservation of this sixty-year-old rock relic. The cardboard picture sleeve remains beautifully bright, showing only negligible handling wear along the edges. A tiny vintage sticker is affixed to the paper label faces, whilst the play-grades reveal a piece of wax with a scattering of superficial lines that do not interfere with the overall visual appeal. It makes a super addition for anyone building a comprehensive library of early British rhythm and blues for their record player.