High-quality sound of the Baton Rouge performance (first show), the opening day concert of the Tour Of The Americas 1975, which was held on June 1, 1975, with Ronnie Wood of the Faces as a guest after Mick Taylor left. Recorded with audience recording. Until now, the only sound source for this performance was the analog version "CAJUN QUEEN'S AFTERNOON DELIGHT," but since the sound source was of sufficient quality, "Baton Rouge 1975" (IMP), which was traced from the record, was the first CD available. "Cajun Queen's Afternoon Delight" (our store) and "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" (DAC) was released as a later upper version. Approximately 15 years later, this work is the first CD created from the original tape sound source, not a record trace. The clear sound quality, which is different from previous works, is truly wonderful, and it can be asserted that it is one of the best AUD sound sources on the 1975 US tour. However, although it is great that tape sources have appeared, the MC parts were muted with a fader by the provider when they first appeared, and the gaps between songs (MC parts) were often shorter than in previous works, so It was a sound source that would have been suitable for a straight press CD, but that was postponed and this time it was released as a gift. Although it is said that the MC part between songs is a drawback due to intentionality, it is still a tape source and you can see that Midnight Rambler etc. are about 1 second longer than the previous release (record). In any case, since the sound quality is this high, I would definitely like to see the unedited RAW source appear! In this gift edition, in addition to pitch correction, we have adjusted the sound pressure of the MC section, and even replaced the missing parts and silent parts of the MC section with the previously released parts, making it even more complete. It will be released with truly stunning high quality AUD content. It's also a great piece to be able to listen to two very rare songs: "Dance Little Sister", which was exclusive to this show, and "Rocks Off", which was only played in the second show after this. The bonus track includes All Down The Line, which was filmed by ABC TV in the United States during the sound check and rehearsal at the same venue on May 31st. Dunkirk Hall, Louisiana State University Assembly Center, Baton Rouge, LA, USA 1st June 1975 Afternoon Show PERFECT SOUND!!(UPGRADE) Disc 1 (58:35) 1. Fanfale For The Common Man 2. Honky Tonk Women 3. All Down The Line 4. If You Can't Rock Me - Get Off Of My Cloud ★6:23 - 6:30 5. Rocks Off ★3:43 - 4:09 6. Ain't Too Proud To Beg ★3:23 - 3:32 7. Star Star ★3:27 - 3:41 8. Gimme Shelter ★5:09 - 5:22 9. You Gotta Move 10. You Can't Always Get What You Want ★0:00 - 0 :38 / 9:58 - Until the end 11. Band Introductions ★0:00 - 0:02 12. Happy ★3:04 - 3:27 13. Tumbling Dice Disc 2 (64:37) 1. Luxury ★4:05 - 4:56 2. Fingerprint File ★6:59 - 7:30 3. Angie ★4:15 - 4:34 4. That's Life ★3:47 - Until the end 5. Outa Space ★0:00 - 0:03 / 2:02 - 2:04 6. Brown Sugar ★4:06 - Until the end 7. Dance Little Sister ★5:37 - 5:43 8. It's Only Rock'n Roll ★5:22 - 5:45 9. Jumping Jack Flash 10. Rip This Joint 11. Street Fighting Man ★4:05 - Until the end 12. Midnight Rambler ●About 1 second before and after is longer than the previously released LP ★ is the previously released replacement part. Bonus Track 13. All Down The Line filmed by ABC-TV on 31st May 1975
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