It was a brand new decade and a brand new start for the Stones. The seventies found the band with a new record label (Atlantic – with their very own ‘Rolling Stones Records’ imprint), a new guitar player, and new management.

That’s a lot of change, but it was still the same old Rolling Stones, and that was a very good thing. The band brought rebellion to the forefront of rock and roll, and their new situation did nothing to alleviate that. The band still sang about lewd sex, hard drugs and nasty rock and roll, and that is exactly what the customers wanted. “Sticky Fingers”, indeed.

Featured tracks include;

1) Wild Horses

2) You Gotta Move

3) Bitch

4) I Got the Blues

5) Sister Morphine

6) Dead Flowers

7) Moonlight Mile

8) The Boudoir Stomp (Jamming With Edward)