Steel Wheels

1989 Rolling Stones Records single LP of The Rolling Stones’ Steel Wheels, identified in the inventory as a Carrolton Press copy and played at 33 1/3 RPM. Produced by Chris Kimsey and The Glimmer Twins, this copy includes the supplied runout matrix AL 45333 DMM-2A G2 STERLING TJ-1 B11, a useful identifier for collectors comparing pressing variants.

The outer jacket retains its shrink wrap and presents the album’s stark mechanical artwork: repeated black-and-white wheel and target forms with pale blue title lettering across the top. The back cover continues the same patterned field, with the track listing printed along the upper edge, a visible barcode, and the Rolling Stones tongue logo at lower right. Light handling and edge wear are visible beneath the shrink, consistent with the Very Good Plus sleeve grade.

Included is the original printed inner sleeve, with a saturated full-color band portrait on one side and a dense black-and-blue lyric and credit layout on the other. The black vinyl carries gray Rolling Stones Records center labels with the tongue logo and side listings. The record is graded Very Good, making this a solid, intact late-1980s Stones LP with its original visual package preserved.