THE ROLLING STONES / Oakland 1989 1st Night (2CDR)

DISC 1

1 Intro/Continental Drift
2 Start Me Up
3 Bitch
4 Sad Sad Sad
5 Undercover Of The Night
6 Harlem Shuffle
7 Tumbling Dice
8 Miss You
9 Ruby Tuesday
10 Angie
11 Dead Flowers
12 Rock And A Hard Place
13 Mixed Emotions
14 Honky Tonk Women
15 Midnight Rambler

DISC 2

1 You Can't Always Get What You Want
2 Before They Make Me Run
3 Happy
4 Paint It Black
5 2000 Light Years From Home
6 Sympathy For The Devil
7 Gimme Shelter
8 It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It)
9 Brown Sugar
10 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
11 Jumpin' Jack Flash

Mike Millard Original Master Tapes

Live at Oakland Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, CA, USA, November 4th 1989

Mick Jagger - lead vocals, guitar, harmonica, percussion
Keith Richards - rhythm guitars, lead guitars, vocals
Ronnie Wood - lead guitars
Bill Wyman - bass guitar
Charlie Watts - drums
Matt Clifford - keyboards, backing vocals, percussion, french horn
Bobby Keys - saxophone
Chuck Leavell - keyboards, backing vocals
Bernard Fowler - backing vocals, percussion
Lisa Fischer - backing vocals
Cindy Mizelle - backing vocal
The Uptown Horns
Arno Hecht - saxophone
Bob Funk - trombone
Crispin Cioe - saxophone
Paul Litteral - trumpet

STEEL WHEELS TOUR This release features a complete recording of the opening night performance at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in Oakland, California, on November 4, 1989, using the original master recording by world-renowned tape recorder Mike Millard in superb audience recording quality.

While Oakland was a familiar venue for the Stones, as they performed there many times during their US tours since 1969, this particular performance, previously lacking a high-quality recording, is now available in ultra-high fidelity thanks to Millard's recording.

This performance was incredibly exciting, and the Stones responded with a fantastic performance, packed with highlights and a truly excellent show.

Enjoy this Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum performance from the Steel Wheels Tour, which was the largest world tour in the Stones' history at the time, in the superb sound quality of Mike Millard's recordings.