The Rolling Stones - Greatest Group On Earth Album

Tracklist

1	Midnight Rambler
2	Sympathy For The Devil
3	Street Fighting Man
4	Live With Me
5	Carol
6	I'm Free
7	Little Queeny
8	Gimmie Shelter
9	Love In Vain
10	Honky Tonk Woman

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
2110/2111	The Rolling Stones	Live R Than You'll Ever Be ‎(LP, Unofficial)	Lurch Records	2110/2111	US	1969
4045	The Rolling Stones	Live R Than You'll Ever Be ‎(LP, Album, Unofficial, W/Lbl)	Not On Label	4045	US	Unknown
none	The Rolling Stones	Live R Than You'll Ever Be ‎(LP, Unofficial)	Contra Band Music	none	US	Unknown
N4045	The Rolling Stones	In Concert ‎(LP, Unofficial)	Berkeley Records	N4045	US	1972
HBM 1002	The Rolling Stones	Live R Than You'll Ever Be ‎(LP, Unofficial)	Hobo Records	HBM 1002	Netherlands	1970

Notes

Also known as "Live'r Than You'll Ever Be"
Recorded live Oakland (second show) in the USA 1969.

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