The Rolling Stones - THE ROLLING STONES In Concert San Diego 1969

Review by Margareth & Ruud Benne

The Rolling Stones' live album, "In Concert San Diego 1969," captures the band at the height of their rock 'n' roll power. Recorded during their American tour in November of that year, the album features Mick Jagger's electrifying vocals, Keith Richards' blistering guitar riffs, and the band's tight rhythm section.

The album kicks off with a raucous rendition of "Jumpin' Jack Flash," and the energy never lets up from there. The Stones tear through classics like "Satisfaction," "Sympathy for the Devil," and "Street Fighting Man," with a rawness and intensity that's hard to match.

One of the standout tracks is the bluesy "Love in Vain," which showcases Jagger's soulful voice and Richards' emotive guitar playing. Another highlight is the 9-minute jam on "Midnight Rambler," which features Jagger's harp playing and some incredible soloing from Richards.

Summary by Margareth & Ruud Benne

"In Concert San Diego 1969" is a must-have for any Rolling Stones fan. It's a testament to the band's live prowess and their ability to bring the house down with their electrifying performances.