The Rolling Stones - Lastima Por El Diablo = Sympathy For The Devil Album

Tracklist

1	Lastima Por El Diablo = Sympathy For The Devil
2	Hijo Prodigo = Prodigal Son

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
105/26.401-Y, 105-26.401Y	The Rolling Stones	Sympathy For The Devil ‎(7")	Decca, Decca	105/26.401-Y, 105-26.401Y	Belgium	1968
TOP-1357	The Rolling Stones	Sympathy For The Devil ‎(7")	London Records	TOP-1357	Japan	1968
6103 066	The Rolling Stones	Sympathy For The Devil ‎(7", Single)	Decca	6103 066	Netherlands	1973
FXDJ 102	The Rolling Stones	Sympathy For The Devil ‎(12", Promo)	Decca	FXDJ 102	UK	1987
45/9466	The Rolling Stones	Lastima Por El Diablo = Sympathy For The Devil ‎(7", Single)	London Records	45/9466	Mexico	1969

Credits

• Written-By – Mick Jagger - Keith Richard

Notes

Disco Promocional. Prohibida Su Venta
(Promotional. Not For Sale) - on both labels

White London Records promo labels
Titles in Spanish
Generic cover

Companies

• Manufactured By – Fabrica De Discos Peerless, S.A.

Short intro

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