Mercury Records — SRM-1-609
The original US Mercury pressing is considered the reference by many SHF members for its natural analog sound and dynamics.

Every Picture Tells a Story was recorded primarily at Electric Lady Studios in New York and other locations during 1970-1971. The album was produced by Rod Stewart and Mike Hugg, with significant contributions from guitarist Martin Quittenton, who co-wrote and arranged several tracks including the hit "Maggie May." The recording sessions featured a blend of live instrumentation and Stewart's distinctive vocal delivery, capturing a raw and organic sound that contrasted with the polished production of contemporary rock albums. The album's success in 1971, reaching number one in both the UK and US, was aided by its accessible songwriting and the immediacy of its recording approach, which emphasized Stewart's interpretive gifts as a vocalist.
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Mercury Records — SRM-1-609
The original US Mercury pressing is considered the reference by many SHF members for its natural analog sound and dynamics.
Mercury Records — SRM.1.609
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab — UDCD 532
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab — MOFI 1-010
Mercury Records — UIGY-9535
Mercury Records — 6338 063
Mercury Records — 822 385-2 M-1
Mercury Records — M 609
Mercury Records — UICY-40024
Mercury Records — UICY-40180
2 releases share this master.
Mercury Records — 314 558 060-2
Mercury Records — 558 060-2
Mercury Records — 822 385-2
Mercury Records — UICY-6599
Mercury Records — 0602567830818
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