The Rolling Stones - Who's Been Taken From Behind? mp3

Tracklist

Notes

Tracks A1, A2, B2 recorded in Detroit, Michigan, Masonic Hall 6/7/1978.
Track B1 recorded in Houston, Texas, Pavilion 11/7/1978.
Track B3 from "Love You Live".

Companies

• Recorded At – Masonic Auditorium, Detroit
• Recorded At – Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston
• Recorded At – Maple Leaf Gardens

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