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Mick Jagger & The Red Devils - The Famous Blues Session -- jagger has lost few of the bluesy touches he displayed as a 20 year old but seems curiously devoid of any additional growth. so while the young mick was once adding years of wisdom to his real age through performing other men's blues -- here he seems to be made shallower by not being able to fill those men's shoes. the musicians also lack the complete soul-mate devotion to this music that the early stones possessed, so it all seems kinda over-busy and more of a rich white millionaire's hiring a band for an afternoon's private whim -- lacking any sense of urgency or real heart-felt need. in the end, it falls way short of the original first four stones LPs, providing very little real listening pleasure. i cannot listen to more than half a song at a time. no sort of career could have been built on this -- it's strictly an understudy tape for stones cover bands.

Blues With a Feeling
I Got My Eyes on 
Still A Fool
Checking Up on My Baby
One Way Out
Talk To Me Baby
Evil
Ain't Your Business
Shake' M on Down
Somebody Loves Me
Dream Girl Blues
40 Days 40 Nights

ik vindt hem zelf een beetje tegen vallen, en niet omdat
het 192 bit is maar ik wat meer verwacht van mick. als je
op de web-link kijk mis ik ook nummers van de cd. jammer.
alle nummers staan er wel op, maar er zijn middere tracks
van opgenomen. maar voor de liefhebber is het een
hebbeding.  
http://rockpopbootlegs.blogspot.nl/2010/08/mick-jagger-red-devils-famous-blues.html

heel veel plezier ermee.