The Rolling Stones

In December 1989, during the performance of "Start Me Up" at Atlantic City, The Rolling Stones were nearing the end of their "Steel Wheels" tour, which marked a significant comeback for the band. "Steel Wheels," released in 1989, was their first studio album in seven years and reflected a rejuvenated creative momentum after a decade of tumultuous changes. This album featured tracks that would become staples in their live set, including "Mixed Emotions" and "Rock and a Hard Place." The Atlantic City show was part of their first major tour to incorporate elaborate stage designs and advanced technology, allowing for a more dynamic live experience. Interestingly, this tour also reinforced the band's position in rock history, showcasing their ability to attract a large audience despite their long career, and included the classic high-energy performance that The Rolling Stones are renowned for. The band's presence in the late '80s signified a powerful resurgence in their influence on rock mu

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