As 1966 rolled around, the Rolling Stones couldn’t have been in a better spot. They had a few of the biggest hits of 1965 under their belts, and they suddenly found themselves at the forefront of a radical cultural shift, with the youth movement finding its identity mostly through the music and imagery of their generation’s music makers.

Suddenly, the ‘bad boy’, ‘anti-Beatle’ image that was created as a marketing device suddenly became quite real. In a sense, the band became their image, and they reveled in it. Their first move was to release an album that was a genuine collection of songs, rather than a slapdash hodgepodge of odds and ends. “Aftermath” was the first cohesive long player released by the Rolling Stones. With this show, we cover the first half of that seminal record.

Featured tracks include;

1) Paint It, Black

2) Stupid Girl

3) Lady Jane

4) Under My Thumb

5) Doncha Bother Me

6) Think

7) Flight 505

8) Goin’ Home