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Rolling Stones - Unreleased Decca Live Album (1972)
Bootleg | Live Rock | MP3 192 kbps | 87.6 MB | 71 min.

Jun - Jul 1972, Portions of shows from Philadelphia & Tarrant County TX. Sound A-. The choice of songs is inspired, and all are played with incredible intensity. 14 Tracks.
Plus: Like The Rolling Stones - BBC Radio 2 Documentary

Tracks:

Philadelphia, PA, July 21st, 1972, 1st show
01. 4:20 All Down The Line
02. 3:34 Brown Sugar
03. 4:10 Bitch
04. 3:54 Rocks Off
05. 5:52 Gimme Shelter
06. 3:54 Happy
07. 4:49 Tumbling Dice

Fort Worth, TX, June 24th, 1972, 1st show
08. 6:11 Love In Vain
09. 4:44 Sweet Virginia
10. 7:45 You Can't Always Get What You Want
11. 11:13 Midnight Rambler (2nd show)
12. 2:16 Rip This Joint
13. 3:20 Jumping Jack Flash
14. 4:16 Street Fighting Man

Mick Jagger - Vocals
Keith Richards - Guitar & Vocals
Bill Wyman - Bass & Vocals
Mick Taylor - Guitar
Charlie Watts - Drums

This is one of the best Stones bootlegs. The choice of songs is inspired, and all are played with incredible intensity. The guitar solos in "Gimme Shelter" and "You Can't Always Get What You Want" are truly gems. The version of "Tumbling Dice" surpasses all other live recordings of it.

PLUS:

Like The Rolling Stones - BBC Radio 2 Documentary

A two part documentary about the Rolling Stones providing an insight into one of Britain's legendary rock groups. The band talk about their place in music in 2006 and the importance of the brand.
Broadcast BBC Radio 2 - 12 & 19 Aug'06
51.7 MB, 52.0 MB @ 128 kbps, 56:48, 56:49

“Wise Buddah produces 2-part Rolling Stones special for BBC Radio 2
Written and presented by Paul Sexton "Like The Rolling Stones" was broadcast on August Bank Holiday on BBC Radio 2.
The first programme focuses on the band and their place in music in 2005 and the importance of the Rolling Stones brand. We discuss the band on tour and get the low-down on what goes on behind the scenes and on stage. The documentary assesses the bands relationship with the media over the years and promises to give the listener a real insight into one of Britain’s legendary rock bands.
The second programme looks at the making of Rolling Stones’ brand new album “A Bigger Bang”, which is widely considered to be their best studio album for over 20 years. The documentary assesses why the band returned to the studio so quickly after the last tour and focuses on the remarkable songwriting partnership between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. We trace the story of the Stones since their “Forty Licks” Tour back in 2002, in particular looking at factors that have led to changing relationships within the band as well as assessing the bands legacy and future.
Features exclusive interviews with all four members of the Rolling Stones – Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood.