The Rolling Stones : The Rolling stones Now !

THERE'VE BEEN SO MANY

GIRLS I'VE KNOWN

I'VE MADE SO MANY CRY

AND STILL I WONDER WHY

 The Rolling Stones, Now!

 is the third

 American

 studio album

 by the English

 Rock band

 The Rolling Stones

 released on 

 February 13th 1965 

by their initial 

American distributor, 

London Records.

Although it contains

 two previously 

unissued songs

 and an 

alternative version,

 the album mostly

 consists of songs

 released earlier in

 the United Kingdom, 

as well as the group's

 recent single

 in the United States,

 "Heart of Stone"

 backed with

 "What a Shame". 

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards 

wrote four of the songs

(including the US single),

with the balance

 composed by 

American

 Rhythm and Blues 

and

 Rock and Roll 

artists.

Marketing and Sales

The album reached number five 

on the Billboard 200 

album chart and

 was certified 

"gold" 

by the Recording Industry

 Association of America.

The liner notes on

 initial pressings 

contained producer 

Andrew Loog Oldham's 

advice to the

 record buying public, 

which was quickly 

temporarily removed

 from some 

subsequent pressings:

This is

 

THE STONES

 

new disc within.

 

Cast deep in your pockets

 

for the loot to buy this disc

 

of groovies and fancy words.

 

If you don't have the bread,

 

see that blind man

 

knock him on the head,

 

steal his wallet

 

and low  and behold

 

you have the loot,

 

if you put in the boot,

 

good, another one sold!

 

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