The Rolling Stones

In March 1988, during the Tokyo Dome performance, The Rolling Stones were promoting their album *Steel Wheels*, which had been released six months prior, in September 1989. This period marked a significant moment in the band's career as *Steel Wheels* was their first studio album since 1986's *Dirty Work*. This live recording highlights Mick Jagger's dynamic performance alongside a band that was revitalized after facing various personal and professional challenges in the 1980s. Notably, the 1988 world tour was their first since 1982, showcasing the band’s enduring appeal and ability to attract large audiences across the globe. The incorporation of talented guitarist Joe Satriani during this performance also adds a unique flavor, showcasing the band’s willingness to evolve while maintaining their rock roots. The Tokyo Dome performance is emblematic of The Rolling Stones' ability to captivate fans with their energy and musical prowess even decades into their career.

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