THE ROLLING STONES / BRIGHT LIGHTS WINDY CITY (2CD)

Live At Rosemont Horizon, Des Plaines, Chicago, Illinois, USA November 23, 1981 Stereo soundboard recording from
Bill Graham Concert Vault : Original Stereo Remaster 2012
GOLDPLATE GP-1207CD1/2

DISC ONE
1. Intro - Take The A Train
2. Under My Thumb
3. When The Whip Comes Down
4. Let’s Spend The Night Together
5. Shattered
6. Neighbors
7.Black Limousine
8. Just My Imagination
9. Twenty Flight Rock
10. Going To A Go Go
11. Let Me Go
12. Time Is On My Side
13. Beast Of Burden
14.Waiting On A Friend
15. Let It Bleed

DISC TWO
1. You Can’t Always Get What You Want
2. Band Introductions
3. Little T&A
4. Tumbling Dice
5. She’s So Cold
6. Hang Fire
7. Miss You
8. Honky Tonk Women
9. Brown Sugar
10. Start Me Up
11. Jumping Jack Flash
12. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
13. Star Spangled Banner / School Days - Outro

THE ROLLING STONES
Mick Jagger - lead vocals
Keith Richard - guitar, vocals
Ronnie Wood - guitar, vocals
Bill Wyman - bass
Charlie Watts - drums, percussion
Ian McLagen - keyboards, vocals
Ian Stewart - piano
Ernie Watts - sax
Digitally Remastered Stereo 2012

A highly anticipated new recording from the Rolling Stones' 1981 American tour is here! This is a complete recording of their November 23, 1981 performance at the Rosemont Horizon in Chicago, captured in superb stereo soundboard quality. Based on the master recording released in 2012, this is the original, newly remastered version, featuring unique restoration work including pitch correction and balance adjustments. A must-have title for collectors, this is a new definitive live recording from the Stones' 1981 tour!
[Collector's Points] This 1981 US tour Chicago performance was recorded on November 23, 1981, the first of three consecutive shows at the Rosemont Horizon in Chicago, the day after the historic session with Muddy Waters, a familiar event to Stones fans. The recording, which first appeared in 2012 when the master owned by Bill Graham was released, attracted attention. Unlike the official Stones archive, it had not undergone any new remastering work and had problems such as unstable pitch and an unbalanced stereo mix. However, this has been reborn as the original latest remastered version with independent restoration work such as pitch correction and balance adjustment. Until now, the only recording of this day was a leaked mono version, but parts that were not included in this perfect stereo master have been filled in, and it is currently recorded in the best quality, in the longest version with high sound quality.