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Andrew Oldham and Eric Easton formed a company called Impact Sound to manage and record the Rolling Stones. The contract, signed on May 21 1963 by Brian Jones (using the alias L B Jones) and Easton, formalized their agreement with Impact Sound. But previously, on May 9,1963, Brian, Easton and Andrew Loog Oldham had signed a management contract. Brian again signed as L B Jones, and Mick Jagger was described as “a student”. Andrew convinced Brian Jones to return to IBC Studios, paid for their studio time, and retrieved the tapes, effectively canceling their contract with IBC.

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