Side One: 1. Jumpin’ Jack Flash, 2. Roll Over Beethoven, 3. Sympathy For The Devil, 4. Stray Cat Blues, 5. Love In Vain, 6. Dead Flowers

Side Two: 1. Midnight Rambler, 2. Live With Me, 3. Let It Rock, 4. Little Queenie, 5. Brown Sugar.

According to the label: “Eleven tracks of high quality rock’n’roll are featured on this LP from The Rolling Stones previously-undocumented Tour of Europe 1970. This set was recorded for French radio and features the band playing with a horn section for the first time and no less than three Chuck Berry covers. Also included are Dead Flowers and Brown Sugar from the yet-to-be released Sticky Fingers LP. Comes with full sleeve notes and credits. The first of the three Stones Paris shows in 1970 came out on Paris 1970 (IMP 014)- even if the back cover says 23 September- released in 1993 in 500 copies; then as Paris Affair (VGP-127) in1997; some songs came out on other boots like Roll Over Beethoven on Play with fire (TMOQ Smoking Pig 118-003) and on Lord Have Mercy (Contra Band WEC 3948) and on compact on Paris Olympia 1970 (cdr), Get Your Leeds Lungs Out (Mighty Diamonds 2004), Sympathy for The Devil can be found on From The Vault (VGP 100)   while another full release of this show has been The Return Of Marquis De Sade (Mid Valley 511) that presented also an opening track by support act Buddy Guy and Junior Wells featuring Eric Clapton. On January 2014 Pleased To Meet You Bianca, Hope You Guess My Name (APCD 025) came out itself a remaster by Cpt.Acid of Paris Affair with some equalizing that tried to give more life to the mono soundboard; the reason for that title is that it was on this date that Mick was introduced to Bianca who will become his wife the following year, which was remastered itself in 32 bits by Tarantura on Europe 1 (TCDRS37). Then Live On The Radio (Goldplate 1502) presented that recording which was marred by the voice of the radio commenter who often kept on talking when the songs had begun. This release is in fact quite good, the sound output is clear with a special emphasis on the horns which add colour to the overall sound; packaging is nice too.