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

The Rolling Stones

Artist
The Rolling Stones
Label
Decca
Catalog number
SKL 5065
Format
LP · Album · Stereo
Country
UK
Released
1970
Genre
Rock
7,978,142records tracked
0copies listed for sale
Tracklist

What’s on it

'Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!' The Rolling Stones In Concert has 10 tracks, about 43:25 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. A1Jumpin' Jack Flash
    Written-By
    Jagger-Richards
  2. A2Carol
    Written-By
    Chuck Berry
  3. A3Stray Cat Blues
    Written-By
    Jagger-Richards
  4. A4Love In Vain
    Arranged By
    Jagger-Richards
    Written-By
    Traditional
  5. A5Midnight Rambler
    Written-By
    Jagger-Richards
  6. B1Sympathy For The Devil
    Written-By
    Jagger-Richards
  7. B2Live With Me
    Written-By
    Jagger-Richards
  8. B3Little Queenie
    Written-By
    Chuck Berry
  9. B4Honky Tonk Women
    Written-By
    Jagger-Richards
  10. B5Street Fighting Man
    Written-By
    Jagger-Richards
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Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! was released in September 1970 as the first live album from The Rolling Stones. Recorded primarily at Madison Square Garden in New York City during the band's 1969 American tour, the record served as a definitive documentation of the group's transition into their hard rock era, capturing performances that featured Mick Taylor on guitar for the first time on a live album. It was produced by Glyn Johns and the band members themselves, aimed at showcasing the raw energy of their concert presence following the release of Let It Bleed.

The album's iconic cover photography was captured by David Bailey, featuring drummer Charlie Watts standing with a donkey, which was intended to illustrate the humorous and irreverent tone of the band at the time. The title itself was derived from a Blind Boy Fuller song, 'I Want Some of Your Stuff,' and reflected the spontaneous, gritty spirit of the era. Upon its release, it received widespread critical acclaim and remains regarded as one of the quintessential live rock albums of the twentieth century.

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