The Rolling Stones

In 2005, during the "A Bigger Bang Tour," The Rolling Stones were at a significant point in their career, promoting their album "A Bigger Bang" released in September of that year. This album was notable for being their first studio album of original material since 1997’s "Bridges to Babylon." The band’s sound continued to evolve, incorporating a mix of rock, blues, and country influences, which can be heard in their live performance of "Bob Wills Is Still The King." Notably, this song pays homage to country music legend Bob Wills, showcasing the Stones' versatility. The concert captured in Austin reflects the band's enduring appeal and energy as they executed a successful worldwide tour, highlighting their iconic status in rock history and their ability to draw crowds, even on the road for over four decades. The performance exemplifies how the Stones maintained their relevance while experimenting with various genres.

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