Side One: 1. Jumping Jack Flash, 2. Carol, 3. Sympathy For The Devil, 4. Stray Cat Blues.

Side Two: 1. Love In Vain, 2. Prodigal Son, 3. You Gotta Move, 4. Under My Thumb, 5. I’m Free.

Side Three: 1. Midnight Rambler, 2. Live With Me, 3. Little Queenie, 4. Honky Tonk Women, 5. Street Fighting Man.

Side Four: 1. Jumpin’ Jack Flash, 2. Carol, 3. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, 4. Honky Tonk Women.

Side Five: 1. Jumping Jack Flash, 2. Carol, 3. Stray Cat Blues, 4. Love In Vain, 5. Midnight Rambler.

Side Six: 1. Sympathy for the Devil 2. Live With Me, 3. Little Queenie, 4. Honky Tonk Women, 5. Street Fighting Man.

The title of this release refers to the famous introduction by Sam Cutler who passed away on July 11^th; 2023; the content is not original, since is a copy of Discs Three and Eleven from the cd box Charlie Is Good Tonight-The Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out Recordings (WLR) which among its 12 discs contained Glyn Johns Raw Demos remastered by Teague Raw and the Apple Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out acetate which was the early test pressing of the Decca album without overdubs; the weird thing though is that, apart from the first 2 songs, it is in stereo. The sound is similar to the cd version except for (too many) crackles, packaging would be excellent but….there were problems with the first release. In fact, the first copies (brown-pink-green vinyl) were marred by a mispressed Side Two that featured another band, not the Stones. The label so provided a repressed LP but…increased costs. Later copies do not include the mispressed LP (red vinyl), however the box is sold sealed, so it will be a bit of a challenge to discover what you got; frankly this is not acceptable in 2023, have these guys ever heard the term quality control? Meanwhile, the petition to the Stones management to release in full all 1969 New York shows having reached 2,000 petitioners has not received any official answer. So far, all fans and collector can do is listen and relisten to these recordings.