1. Band Introduction, 2. Bill Wyman Introduction, 3. Let The Good Times Roll, 4. Jitterbug Boogie, 5. Bay Workout, 6. Jump, Jive & Wail, 7. S.O.S., 8. Trust In Me, 9. Too Late, 10 . Hit The Road Jack, 11. Flat Foot Sam, 12. Kiddio, 13. Anyway The Wind Blows, 14. Lights Out, 15. Days Like This, 16. Tell You A Secret, 17. Band Intro by Bill Wyman, 18. I’m Ready .

Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings 2002 stop at the Leuciana Festival in Caserta is here documented, the band’s line up consisted of: Bll Wyman on bass, Georgie Fame on keyboards and vocals, Mike Sanchez on keyboards and vocals, Terry Taylor on guitar, dobro and backing vocals, Albert Lee on guitar and vocals, Henry Spinetti on drums, Beverley Skeete on vocals, Frank Mead on sax and percussions, Nick Payn on sax, flute and harmonica. This was a fantastic show with a punchy band whose enthusiasm was contagious; i t made you feel like dancing (or at least tap your foot throughout the show). There are 2 sources for this show, source 1 was an audience recording that was found that could can be upgraded, because there were 2 seconds gaps between the tracks and some intermissions were lost. However it was incomplete (61’) since 1 song and BW’s band introduction were missing. Then another recording (source 2) was located, it was coming from Italian TV that broadcasted he concert on RAI 2 and later on RAI 5. This has better sound, but was also incomplete (55’) missing the show's introduction with the band introduction and 3 other songs. Therefore it was decided to create a mix with both sources to get a more complete (68’) and better quality recording. What is strange about the broadcasted tracks is that the audience clapping is stereo, while the band’s music in mono.

It must be noted that Hit The Road Jack starts with a short Under My Thumb citation and later on Nick Payn plays a Paint it Black riff, on Anyway The Wind Blows 2 gaps were deleted, one at 6’53 with a 2 seconds patch coming from the previous verse. This is a nice job that presents a fun concert by the Rhythm Kings, a band we regret is no more touring.