Disc One: 1. Sweet Little Rock n Roller, 2. Buried Alive, 3. F.U.C Her, 4. Mystifies Me, 5. Infekshun, 6. Rock Me Baby, 7. Sure The One You Need, 8. Lost & Lonely, 9. Breathe On Me, 10. Love In Vain.

Disc Two: 1. Let s Go Steady Again, 2. Apartment No.9, 3. Honky Tonk Women, 4. Band Introductions, 5. Worried Life Blues, 6. I Can Feel The Fire, 7. Come To Realise, 8. Am I Groovin You, 9. Stanley Clarke Bass Solo, 10. Seven Days, 11. Before They Make Me Run, 12. Jumping Jack Flash.

New Barbarians recordings are rare to appear these days, although it must be said that this was not a great recording to start with, however through the usual stuff it has been bettered, it is anyway the very first complete document of this concert in good quality to come out. Some tracks, from Mystifies Me through I Can Feel The Fire are said to come from this show and were released on Live at L.A. Forum 1979 (The Swinging Pig TSP CD 204) in soundboard mono, but actually come from Cincinnati May 3^rd show,.
Here are Jems liner notes: JEMS is pleased to once again collaborate with Captain Acid on another vintage recording, this time what we believe to be a previously uncirculated recording of the Rolling Stones side project, the New Barbarians.
The short-lived line-up mounted one U.S. tour in 1979 performing a lot of material from Ron Wood s solo album Gimme Some Neck, Keith Richards solo tunes and a few Stones classics. JEMS pal RG made a point of renting the best gear he could at the time to tape the show and while his recording would rate somewhere below excellent, it is substantially better than the recording of the show that has been in circulation for ages. This is the first time RG s master tapes have been properly digitized. Captain Acid did his usual fine tuning and we hope the result is a special treat for Stones fans.

Recordings of the New Barbarians stop at Inglewood s Forum did circulate in the past, but in quite poor quality, so this release presents a listenable document of the gig, unfortunately in mono. It must be added that at the end of the concert Billy Preston joined the band on stage.