Schoolboy Blues / Andrew's Blues

Earful Phonograph Recordings / Ruthless Rhymes, Ltd.

calendar_today1978Estados Unidos

“The vinyl label has the inscription:"An Original First Pressing". The vinyl label inscription ℗ 1971 Deutschland (ST/MX) 33 1/3 r.p.m. is misleading. The single has to be played with 45 RPM and Ruthless Rhymes product is US made, not German as markings falsely indicate. "Andrew's Blues" was recorded in 1964 and is also known as "Fuckin' Andrew". "Schoolboy Blues" is a 1970 song by the Rolling Stones, also known as "Cocksucker Blues". It was written by Mick Jagger as the final Rolling Stones single for Decca Records. Decca Records rejected it due to the lyrics.”

Earful Phonograph Recordings

calendar_today1981Japão

“7" 45 might be a bootleg, says manufactured in Japan”

Earful Phonograph Recordings

“Both tracks are made by members of The Rolling Stones, but because of license matters it was not credited on the record sleeve. "Schoolboy Blues" was recorded in 1970 and is also known as "Cocksucker Blues". "Andrew's Blues" was recorded in 1965 and is also known as "Fuckin' Andrew".”

Earful Phonograph Recordings

“Both tracks are made by members of The Rolling Stones, but because of license matters it was not credited on the record sleeve. "Schoolboy Blues" was recorded in 1970 and is also known as "Cocksucker Blues". "Andrew's Blues" was recorded in 1965 and is also known as "Fuckin' Andrew". Side A plays 'Stereo', side B 'Mono' as seen on labels.”

Earful Phonograph Recordings

“Both tracks are made by members of The Rolling Stones, but because of license matters it was not credited on the record sleeve. "Schoolboy Blues" was recorded in 1970 and is also known as "Cocksucker Blues". "Andrew's Blues" was recorded in 1965 and is also known as "Fuckin' Andrew". Side A plays 'Stereo', side B 'Mono' as seen on labels.”