Episode 135: Surprisingly worthy live Rolling Stones not released on a studio album

First serious new album in eighteen years = focus on greatest ever. First came I’ve been loving you too Long cover released 1966 on semi-bad American record; it’s among few highlights albeit rumoured studio performance much like Little Queenie from awesome “live” classic unleashed four years later. Gimme Shelter dvd has MSG video which is close but obviously touch-ups have been executed. Best version of rock standard all the same! Mannish Boy with legendary Billy Preston hollering also fascinating, recorded El Mocambo amidst Keith Richards legal nightmare. Edited version included on Sucking in the Seventies preferable though full version available. Honourable mentions: Twenty flight rock and Going to a Go-go, ending first half of underrated Still Life recorded USA 1982. They were incredibly bright adding at least one cover (even two studio tracks once) to each so-called live album since the first; most fanatics would be interested just for something different.