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Today in Rolling Stones history: September 28

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September 28 keeps proving that a Rolling Stones timeline is rarely short on surprises. From early British theatre dates to packed Munich shows, the Stones spend the day moving through different eras without much concern for consistency. Ronnie Wood gets his own spotlight with the release of Slide On Live in 1993, while later years bring major tour stops in New Jersey and Pittsburgh, including Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder joining the band for Wild Horses. Mick Jagger also gets a solo-era moment with his 2007 compilation The Very Best of...packed with collaborations, rarities, and enough unexpected connections to remind everyone that the Stones universe extends well beyond the main stage.

September 28, 1963: Assembly Hall, Walthamstow, England

Sept. 28, 1964: Odeon Theatre, Romford, England (2 shows)

September 28, 1965: Capitol Theatre, Cardiff, Wales, UK (2 shows)

September 28, 1966: ABC Cinema aka The Apollo, Ardwick, England (2 shows)

September 28, 1973: Olympiahalle, Munich, West Germany (2 shows)

September 28, 1993: Release of Ronnie Wood’s album Slide On Live (Plugged In and Standing)
1. Testify/ 2. Josephine/ 3. Pretty Beat Up/ 4. Am I Grooving You/ 5. Flying/ 6. Breathe On Me/ 7. Silicone Grown/ 8. Seven Days/ 9. Show Me/ 10. Show me (Groove)/ 11. I Can Feel The Fire/ 12. Around The Plynth/That’s All You Need/Gasoline Alley/Amazing Grace/ Prodigal Son/ 13. Stay With Me
Recorded live in 1992–93 at New York’s Ritz, Boston’s Avalon, and Tokyo’s Budokan, the album’s title cheekily references Rod Stewart’s 1993 acoustic live release Unplugged…and Seated, where Ronnie also performed

September 28, 2002: Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA (Licks Tour, North American leg)
Brown Sugar/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/Start Me Up/Don’t Stop/Tumbling Dice/Undercover Of The Night/ Angie/You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Monkey Man/I Can’t Turn You Loose/Band introduction/ Slipping Away/Happy/Sympathy For The Devil/You Got Me Rocking/When The Whip Comes Down/Miss You/Gimme Shelter/Honky Tonk Women/Street Fighting Man/Jumpin’ Jack Flash/Satisfaction

September 28, 2005: PNC Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (A Bigger Bang tour, North American leg)
Start Me Up/You Got Me Rocking/She’s So Cold/Tumbling Dice/Rough Justice/Wild Horses*/You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Rocks Off/Night Time/Band introduction/The Worst/Infamy/Miss You/Oh No, Not You Again/Get Off Of My Cloud/Honky Tonk Women/Sympathy For The Devil/Paint It Black/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/Jumpin’ Jack Flash/Satisfaction/Brown Sugar
*With special guest Eddie Vedder

September 28, 2007: Release of Mick Jagger’s compilation The Very Best of Mick Jagger (CD+DVD)
This collection offers the first comprehensive look at Mick’s work beyond the Stones, covering his solo albums, film projects, and various collaborations. Its songs reveal his interest in contemporary pop, R&B, and dance, while also embracing blues and ballads. Previously unreleased highlights include Too Many Cooks (Spoil the Soup), which was produced by John Lennon, Checking Up on My Baby, recorded with The Red Devils and Charmed Life, this time remixed by Ashley Beadle and featuring Mick’s daughter Karis Jagger.

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