The Rolling Stones – Some Girls

The 14th British and 16th American studio album, recorded 10 October 1977 – 2 March 1978, originally released 9 June 1978 on Rolling Stones Records.

This was the first album with Ron Wood as a full-time member, though he had contributed on some tracks on the band's prior two albums, It's Only Rock 'N Roll (1974) and Black And Blue (1976).

The cover of the original album was die-cut with peep holes so that the faces of the band members and other female celebrities pictured on the inner sleeve showed through. Shortly after the initial release, the original cover was withdrawn due to legal issues and a newly designed inner sleeve without the celebrity faces was issued. Other later releases were made without peep holes and with hand-drawn sketches on the cover.

There are at least 15 known variations of the cover/inner sleeve:
- Uncensored (with celebrity faces) or censored ("Pardon our appearance.... under construction") inner sleeve.
- Jacket die-cut with peep holes or without.

The uncensored and censored versions were released with different variations of the colour bands on the cover.
1) Green-Yellow-Blue-Red (bright colours)
2) Yellow-Blue-Red-Green (bright colours)
3) Blue-Red-Green-Yellow (bright colours)
4) Red-Green-Yellow-Blue (bright colours)
5) Yellowish-Bluish-Reddish-Greenish (pale colours) ("Some Girls" title print in red)
6) Reddish-Greenish-Yellowish-Bluish (pale colours) ("Some Girls" title print in blue)

Some later releases are not die-cut (i.e., without peep holes). There are two known versions with hand-drawn sketches and with these colour bands:
7) Green-Yellow-Blue-Red (bright colours)
8) Yellowish-Bluish-Reddish-Greenish (pale colours)

Furthermore, a 180 gram release without peep holes and with a photocopied cover of a censored version has been released Some Girls.