Disc One: 1. Am I Grooving You, 2. Cindy Incidentally, 3. Thing About You, 4. Seven Days, 5. Sweetness My Weakness, 6. Black Limousine, 7. I Gotta See, 8. (I Know) I m Losing You, 9. Ooh La La, 10. Spoonful.

Disc Two: 1. Flying, 2. Statesboro Blues, 3. It s Only Rock n Roll, 4. Dance Pt.2 (If I Were A Dancer), 5. Worried Life Blues, 6. Stay With Me.

Of all   the Stones members recently Ron Wood is certainly the most active as well as Charlie Watts, but contrary to the elder drummer he has always been stuck to his rock roots; after his solo studio and live albums here is a one off live show that happened at Atlantic City, New Jersey in late April of this year. Flanked by a powerful band that included Bernard Fowler on vocals, Chuck Leavell and Andy Wallace on keyboards, Willie Weeks on bass and Steve Jordan on drums here is the recording of that night. The setlist opens with a song off his first solo album from 1974 followed by Faces and Stones songs interspersed by tuned from his last album; notable renditions include Bob Dylan s Seven Days and a surprise Statesboro Blues, maybe instilled in Ron Wood by former Allman Brothers member Chuck Leavell, who sings on this tune as well as playing piano on it.

Playing is quite good, the band was having fun on stage, reports speak of grins from ear to ear from all band members; Ron Wood especially is spotted with great solos (Spoonful) and   convincing vocals on most of the tracks. This recording is a bit raw, at times on the verge of saturation but well balanced and offers a great document of the concert with all instruments well represented in the mix and an open sound that does grip the casual listener as well as the experienced one. Packaging is cool too with photos from the event s night stage action.