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Original double-sided 7-inch Emidisc acetate for the Rolling Stones’ 1965 single ‘Get Off of My Cloud.’ The front Emidisc label is typed with the song title, “45 rpm,” “The Rolling Stones,” and publisher “Mirage Music Limited,” and the reverse bears an Emidisc label with typed information for the Anthony Newley song ‘Feeling Good’ and a blue-ballpoint annotation, ‘Not this side. In very good condition, with several surface marks and scuffs to the Stones side, with a small hole above the spindle hole. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Tracks.
Acetates were individually cut reference discs used during the record-production process, allowing recordings to be auditioned before manufacture of the finished commercial release. ‘Get Off of My Cloud’ was recorded at RCA Studios in Hollywood in September 1965 as the follow-up to ‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.’ London issued it in the United States in late September, and Decca released it in the UK on October 22, backed with ‘The Singer Not the Song’; it reached No. 1 in both countries.
