The Rolling Stones

In November 1987, during the peak of their late-career resurgence, The Rolling Stones were touring to promote their album "Steel Wheels," which had been released just months earlier in September 1989. This period marked a significant moment for the band as they re-emerged after a hiatus, showcasing their enduring popularity in a time that saw a resurgence of classic rock acts. The live performance of "Let Me Go" in London captures the energy and chemistry of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, still delivering compelling performances decades into their career. The "Steel Wheels" tour revitalized the band's connection with a new generation of fans and included notable features like the incorporation of elaborate stage designs. This era also highlighted their adaptability in the changing music landscape of the late '80s, reminding audiences of their place as rock icons.

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