THE ROLLING STONES Not Fade Away Vinyl Record 7 Inch Decca 45rpm Single 4-Prong Label Design
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The Rolling Stones - Not Fade Away
(UK Pressing with Blue/Silver Boxed Decca Label. 4-Pronged Label Design. 2C/2C Matrix)
Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch (45 rpm)
Country: UK
Label: Decca
Catalogue No. F 11845
Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped): XDRF-32719-T1-2C 1 HH
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): XDRF-32729-T1-2C 3D HG
Condition: EX (The vinyl is in excellent clean condition)
Side A: Not Fade Away
Side B: Little By Little
This classic early 1970s UK reissue of The Rolling Stones - "Not Fade Away" 7-inch single is a fantastic addition to any rock vinyl collection. Published under the familiar catalogue number F 11845, this authentic 45 rpm release features the iconic blue and silver boxed Decca label design alongside the traditional 4-pronged centre configuration. For enthusiasts who track manufacturing details, the stamped runout matrix numbers reveal XDRF-32719-T1-2C 1 HH on the A-side and XDRF-32729-T1-2C 3D HG on the B-side, offering a clean, brilliant transfer of these definitive mid-1960s recording sessions.
The vinyl features the trailblazing rhythm and blues sound that propelled the band to international stardom. The top side delivers their energetic, acoustic guitar-driven interpretation of the Buddy Holly favourite "Not Fade Away", whilst the flip side treats listeners to the brooding, harmonica-infused grooves of "Little By Little". This iconic pairing perfectly displays the raw blues roots and unmistakable studio chemistry that defined the early career of the world's greatest rock and roll band.
This particular copy is presented in highly collectable Excellent (EX) condition. The 7-inch vinyl remains remarkably bright and clean, showing an exceptional glossy sheen with minimal signs of handling or surface wear. It offers a pristine, high-fidelity playback experience for collectors who want to enjoy these historic tracks. Secure this beautiful piece of British rock history to spin on your own turntable today.
