This show is generally characterized as "good" audience, which for me usually translates as "listenable if it's a good show." This is a good show in my opinion, and somewhat historic. If you want FLAC, it's still on dime with about 7 seeds as of now...

Jumping Jack Flash
[www.sendspace.com]
Carol
[www.sendspace.com]
Sympathy
[www.sendspace.com]
Stray Cat Blues
[www.sendspace.com]
Love in Vain
[www.sendspace.com]
Prodigal Son
[www.sendspace.com]
You Gotta Move
[www.sendspace.com]
Under My Thumb
[www.sendspace.com]
Midnight Rambler
[www.sendspace.com]
Live with Me
[www.sendspace.com]
Little Queenie
[www.sendspace.com]
Satisfaction
[www.sendspace.com]
Honky Tonk Women
[www.sendspace.com]
Street Fightin' Man
[www.sendspace.com]

I think there exists soundboard recordings of Sympathy, Stray Cat and Queenie from this show. Do you whether or not they are on this recording?

You are correct, but they are not on this recording. I have heard them and they are pretty rough...

Yeah..think I had them on my computer and they're pretty rough. BTW many thanks for sharing this recording. Haven't seen a complete recording of this show.

Thanks texas fan!

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...is it the 1st or the 2nd show...?

'...I said we...we are heaven bound...'

ONLY ONE SHOW IN DETROIT 1969

The real mystery for this tour comes from Chicago. There's a
tape in circulation but nobody knows if there is the first
or second show

Francky

Ruby, yes as far as I know, this was the only show. Let me know if you find out differently. Thanks.

Some sources claim two shows in Detroit in '69. Some claim one.