According to the Rolling Stones - first US edition

by Mick Jagger et. al.

That their longtime band mate Bill Wyman did his own exhaustive Stones coffee-table book last fall hasn't stopped the other members from doing a collection of old photos and recollections, too. The snapshots are wonderful (one of Jagger talking to Chuck Berry, each in a more outrageous '70s getup than the other, is particularly memorable) and the reminiscences, set up as an oral history, London slang and all, are engaging as well. Richards recalling postwar London as "horseshit and coal smoke, mixed with a bit of diesel here and there" really drives home just how long these guys have been around. Richards's wit is razor sharp, and the band's collective knowledge about old blues, R&B and jazz is awesome.

Book is red cloth, blind-stamped on the front with title stamped on the spine in black; coffee table book; 8 1/2" x 11.25".

Jacket is price-intact at $40.00, mylar-protected.