1. Jumping Jack Flash, 2. Carol, 3. Sympathy For The Devil, 4. Stray Cat Blues, 5. Love In Vain, 6. Prodigal Son, 7. You Gotta Move, 8. Under My Thumb, 9. Midnight Rambler, 10. Live With Me, 11. Little Queenie, 12. Satisfaction, 13. Honky Tonk Women, 14. Street Fighting Man.

This new release from Mayflower offers a remastered version of the Stones second night in Boston from late November 1969. This concert has been released as That’s No Way To Get Along (Morganfield 004), a poor quality recording, enhanced some years later as Some Satanic Tour 1969 (DAC 015); then came Have You Heard About Boston? (Bad Wizard STH-7) and Well You Heard About the Boston (Exile EXCD 038) that included the missing last song which came from a different source. Then came out Boston Gardens 1969-1972 (Palladium/Aragawa) which presented the 69 show coupled with the 72 one. The 69 concert was the same mono recording but with no hiss and a slightly better sounding output where Watts drums can be heard a bit more along with Wyman work. Let the Garden Bleed (Tarantura TCDRS-26) offered then a stereo version of the concert, although with some hiss on one channel but nevertheless a great upgrade, said to be a master recording of the Joe Maloney source; same for Boston 1969 2^nd Show (no label) whose pitch was corrected, You Heard About The Boston (DAC 206) that included the first show and Best of 69 (WLR TRX-69); one track can also be found on Hell’s Stones (Lobster Rec. 033/3) and 2 on Broadway (DAC 092). This recording has no hiss coming out of the left channel as mentioned before and it is stereo; at the beginning of You Gotta Move the opening chords are missing due to a tape change, with Little Queenie that is great sounding with Stu’s piano upfront. Packaging is excellent with great Jagger & Richards shot on front cover, while another tasty photo of Jagger and Taylor graces the back cover where tracks listings are. This is certainly a great release although nothing new.