Disc One: 1. Honky Tonk Women (fade in), 2. If You Can't Rock Me, 3. Get Off Of My Cloud, 4. Hand Of Fate, 5. Hey Negrita,  6. Ain t Too Proud To Beg, 7. Fool To Cry, 8. Hot Stuff, 9. Starfucker, 10. You Gotta Move, 11. You Can’t Always Get What You Want, 12. Band Intro, 13. Happy, 14. Tumbling Dice, 15. Nothing From Nothing, 16. Outa Space.

Disc Two: 1. Midnight Rambler, 2. It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll (But I Like It), 3. Brown Sugar, 4. Jumping Jack Flash, 5. Honky Tonk Women, 6. If You Can't Rock Me, 7. Get Off Of My Cloud, 8. All Down The Line, 9. Hand Of Fate, 10. Hey Negrita, 11. Ain’t Too Proud To Beg, 12. Fool To Cry, 13. Hot Stuff, 14. Starfucker,

This release from Mayflower is not new: this time we get the London concert held on May 22^nd 1976 and some tracks from the Frankfurt show that opened the tour. The London concert was released on tape as Down in the Court and Complete Show which had anyway a very poor recording, on vinyl in 1989 16 tracks on Liver Than You’ll Ever Be 2 (Southern Records TRS 01 A-D) 2LP issued in 300 numbered copies, in excellent audience stereo while on compact came out in 200 on Down In The Court (VGP 250) featuring 12 soundboard tracks mixed with an average audience source; these same tracks can be found on Earls Court 1976 ( RS 90-10876) in 1990 in Japan  which had the particular weird feature of having Midnight Rambler split in two parts. Earls Court 1976 (Scorpio RS 90-10876), Order in the Court (no label), Earl’s Court 1976 (Mickboy remaster) and Live in London 1976 (SGRS 014), Hot Stuff-Black & Blue Tour 1976 (Living Legend 090) are other releases of this concert. In 2006 in Japan came out Europe ‘76 (SODD 017-18) a 3 disc set featuring 15 songs from this concert and Earls Court 1976 (DAC 045) which again featured the 12 songs in soundboard, this time with the rest of the show in improved audience quality. In 2010 was released Tour of Europe 1976 (WLR 2134) 12 cds and 1 DVD box that presented songs in audience quality, mostly in stereo except the last tracks in mono. Then in 2018 came out The Circus Hits Town (Tarantura TCDRS 231,2) that was the first to offer parts of Hony Tonk Women plus some in between comments by Jagger all this coming from a low generation copy of the original soundboard recording. However, there was still hiss to be heard especially in between songs when Jagger spoke. In late 2024 this recording was the subject of Cpt Acid work that came out as Earl’s Court, London May 22^nd, 1976. This release presents the best version of this recording with no hiss marring its enjoyment, but the end of Jumping Jack Flash is still missing being replaced by a bad audience recording.

As for Frankfurt the soundboard tracks came out on vinyl in 1977 on Welcome To Frankfurt (Idle Mind RSCP 1-2 IMP 1116), then in 1982 on More Than Welcome To Frankfurt (Poly Vinyl Chloride Records 75), later on April Fools (Mother Earth 333-1) followed by Absolutely Too Stones To Roll (French Kiss GT 1000) and Jump! (Boss 01), Live in the Town of Eros Centre (Mama Rec. Boss RS 76). 4 tracks are on El Mocambo 1977+ (RTR 029) 4LP & 2cd.

On compact we got it on Live in Frankfurt (Vigotone CD 10), then on More Than Welcome To Frankfurt (VGP 135) and on Hear The Whistle Blowin’ (VGP 268), on Tour of Europe 76 (No Label) 2 cdr, Live in Europe (Golden Concerts 001). All Down The Line is found on Tour Of Europe ‘76 Revisited (Godfather 22-8) and Jumping Jack Flash and Street Fighting Man can be found on Missing Links (Boss Hawg). The sound is great here too, but why does this label always try to fool collectors-customers with wrong dates?