The Rolling Stones

The live recording of "Jumpin' Jack Flash" captured during the "Licked Live in NYC" concert on June 23, 2003, showcases The Rolling Stones at a stage in their career marked by reinvigoration and continued popularity. This performance occurred during the band's "Licks Tour," which celebrated their extensive catalog, acknowledging their legacy while still engaging with contemporary audiences. Prior to this tour, they released the album "Forty Licks" in 2002, a compilation that included hits from their lengthy discography, alongside new tracks. This era demonstrated the band's ability to draw larger crowds even after decades in the industry. Notably, this recording features the band’s energetic performance style, which has become a hallmark of their live shows, emphasizing their status as rock legends well into the 21st century. The Stones have been renowned for their ability to evolve, and their live performances during this tour reflected both their classic roots and their adaptability

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