Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! - The Rolling Stones In Concert

Released in 1970, Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! captures the Rolling Stones during their landmark 1969 American tour, which marked the debut of Mick Taylor as the band's new guitarist. The album is widely considered one of the definitive live rock records, documenting a transitional period where the band was moving from their psychedelic roots toward the hard-rock sound that would define their seventies output. It was recorded over two nights at Madison Square Garden in New York City, reflecting the raw, high-energy atmosphere of their performances before massive stadium tours became the industry standard.

The album's iconic cover photography, featuring Charlie Watts with a donkey, was taken by David Bailey. The title was derived from the song 'Get Yer Yas Yas Out' by Blind Boy Fuller, a nod to the band's enduring blues influences. The 2003 release specified here is a reissue on the ABKCO label, which was part of a larger project to remaster the band’s catalog for the digital era. While original pressings are prized for their historical context, these later editions are recognized by collectors for providing cleaner audio fidelity while maintaining the original artistic intent and track listing that established the album as a classic of the genre.