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The Rolling Stones - November 24, 1969 Detroit, Olympia Stadium (Live From Detroit 1969) (1969)

Track listing:
  1. Jumpin' Jack Flash 4:16
  2. Carol 3:56
  3. Sympathy For The Devil 7:07
  4. Stray Cat Blues 3:45
  5. Love In Vain 5:27
  6. Prodigal Son 3:41
  7. You Got To Move 2:23
  8. Under My Thumb 3:31
  9. Midnight Rambler 10:17
  10. Live With Me 3:08
  11. Little Queenie 4:06
  12. Satisfaction 6:28
  13. Honky Tonk Women 4:08
  14. Street Fighting Man 3:54

Notes


LIVE FROM DETROIT 1969

Sixth North American Tour

Detroid,MI,Olympia Stadium,USA
November 24 , 1969

7th November - 30th November : THE ROLLING STONES. US Tour.
First Show Was In Fort Collins,CO And The Last Show In West Palm Beach,FL.
Altamont Is Listed As The Last Show ( December 6th , 1969 ) Which It Was
In Too Many Respects , But The Official Tour Really Ended On November 30th .

Line-up: MJ (voc, harm)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/MT (gtr)/BW(bass)/CW (dr)/
STU (p on Carol, Little Queenie and Honky Tonk Women)

Mick Taylors First Tour As A Stone .

Opening Acts : B.B. King , Ike & Tina Turner , Terry Reid & The Pack


Reviews :

I've got it on vinyl as "We Never Really Got it On till Detroit." It was graded a "B" by an old mail order firm called Rock and Roll
University back in the mid-70s (on an A-E scale). I would love to hear a cleaner version. It is a great concert, lots of neat Mick/crowd banter.

Decent audience recording for 1969 but not good by modern standards.
Originally released as the second ever Stones boot (also reviewed in Rolling
Stone mag) "We Didn't Really Get It on Until Detroit;" supposedly Mick said
this meaning it was the first really good show of the tour. Quickly copied
onto several now very obscure double and single LPs, all collectible and
scratchy! Only the first release is stereo. Now out on this CD, dubbed from
the very rare stereo 2 LP set with minimal loss in quality (noise reduction)
but some dialogue (scratchy quiet parts) chopped out. 3 songs (where are the
rest?) from a mysterious semi-professional video (!) are available in 7.0 m
quality on a rare German LP and the CD-R "American Tour, 1969 Soundboard
Compilation."