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Rolling Stones : Steel Wheels (Expanded Edition) (4 CDs)


THE TALK OF FREEDOM

AND HUMAN RIGHTS

MEANS BULLYING

AND PRIVATE WARS

AND CHUCKING 

ALL THE DUST IN OUR EYES

AND PEASANT PEOPLE

POORER THAN DIRT

WHO ARE CAUGHT 

IN THE CROSSFIRE

END UP WITH NOTHING

TO LOOSE BUT THEIR SHIRTS

 Steel Wheels

 is the 

nineteenth U.K.

 and 

twenty-first U.S. 

studio album 

by the English 

rock band 

The Rolling Stones

released on 

August,29th 1989

 in the US

 and on

 September,11th 

in the UK.

 It was the

 final album 

of new material

 that the band

recorded for 

Columbia Records.

Hailed as a 

major comeback 

upon its release,

Steel Wheels

is notable for 

the patching up

 of the

 working relationship

 between 

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, 

a reversion to a

a reversion to a

 more classic style 

of music 

and the launching 

of the band's biggest

 world tour to date.

 It is also the final

 full-length studio album

 to involve

 long-time bassist

Bill Wyman, 

preceding the announcement 

of his departure

 in January 1993. 

Wyman's final tenure 

with the band 

would be on

 two studio tracks 

for the 1991 album

 Flashpoint

Steel Wheels 

was also the first album

 since

 Some Girls

 not to feature

 former member 

and frequent contributor 

Ian Stewart, 

who died

 shortly before

 the release

 of their 

previous album 

Dirty Work

It was produced by

 Richards and Jagger, 

along with

 Chris Kimsey, 

who had previously 

produced the Stones' 1

983 Undercover.

After the

 relative disappointment 

of their prior

 two albums, 

Steel Wheels

 was a hit, 

reaching

 multi-platinum status

 in the United States, 

Top 5 status

 in numerous markets 

around the world, 

and spawning 

two hit singles: 

"Mixed Emotions", 

which peaked at No. 1 

in Canada and No. 5 

in the United States,

 and

 "Rock and a Hard Place",

 the band's last

 Top-40 hit

 in the US. Critics 

were generally

 lukewarm

 towards the album,

 exemplified by 

Stephen Thomas Erlewine's 

retrospective assessment: 

"It doesn't make for 

a great Stones album, 

but it's not bad,

 and it feels like 

a comeback."

BONUS 

Steel Wheels Live: 

Atlantic City, NJ 12.19.89 

CD 1

Start Me Up

Bitch

Sad Sad Sad

Undercover Of The Night

Harlem Shuffle

Tumbling Dice

Miss You

Terrifying

Ruby Tuesday

Salt Of The Earth

 (w/ Axl Rose & Izzy Stradlin)

Rock And A Hard Place

CD 2

Mixed Emotions

Honky Tonk Women

Midnight Rambler

You Can't Always Get What You Want

Little Red Rooster 

(w/ Eric Clapton)

Boogie Chillen 

(w/ Eric Clapton & John Lee Hooker)

Can't Be Seen

Happy

CD 3

Paint It Black

2000 Light Year From Home

Sympathy For The Devil

Gimme Shelter

Introduction

It's Only Rock'n'Roll

(But I Like It)

Brown Sugar

[I Can't Get No] Satisfaction

Jumping Jack Flash

BONUS 

The Rolling Stones : 

ABC/'s 

20/20 Steel Wheels Tour 1989

(Interview) [*]

I Saw Her Standing There 

(Live)

 (All Star Jam)

 Billy Joel,

Bruce Springsteen,

Jeff Beck,

George Harrison,

Ringo Starr,

David Bowie [*]

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