The Rolling Stones - Atlanta 1975 Album

Tracklist

1	Tumbling Dice
2	It´s Only Rock N´Roll
3	Midnight Rambler
4	Fingerprint File
5	If You Can´t Rock Me / Get Off Of My Cloud
6	Brown Sugar
7	That´s Life
8	Fanfare For The Common Man
9	Outa Space
10	You Can´t Always Get What You Want
11	Ain´t Too Proud To Beg
12	All Down The Line
13	Happy
14	Band Introductions
15	Star Star
16	You Gotta Move
17	Jumping Jack Flash
18	Wild Horses
19	Street Fighting Man
20	Gimme Shelter
21	Honky Tonk Women
22	Rip This Joint

Notes

Live at The Omni Coliseum - Atlanta GA USA / 30th July 1975

DOUBLE ORIGINAL SILVER PRESSED CDs SET (MADE IN JAPAN)

Short intro

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