Some Girls

1978 Rolling Stones Records pressing of The Rolling Stones’ Some Girls, a sealed 33 1/3 RPM single-LP release with catalog number COC 39108 and production credited to The Glimmer Twins. The inventory identifies it as a first pressing, while also noting that the pressing and matrix details remain unverified because the record is still sealed.

The jacket is preserved in shrink with the white circular front hype sticker reading “Contains the single Miss You.” The cover presents the album’s unmistakable wig-catalog collage in black, cream, and red, crowded with faces, prices, style names, and sly song-title fragments; the back continues the advertising-parody design in pastel panels with credits and titles including “Miss You,” “Some Girls,” “Before They Make Me Run,” “Far Away Eyes,” “Respectable,” “Beast of Burden,” and “Shattered.” Visible rear text includes Rolling Stones Records/Atlantic distribution, ©1978 Promotone B.V., and “Printed in U.S.A.”

Condition is strong for a collectible copy: the record is graded Mint/Near Mint under seal, and the outer sleeve is graded Mint/Near Mint. The shrink remains present with a documented tear at the upper right and an associated corner crease. As a sealed example from the Stones’ late-1970s run—anchored by the “Miss You” single and the album’s razor-cut visual satire—it carries both musical and design-era significance.