Black and Blue, from 1976, marked a pivotal moment, as it was the first to feature Ronnie Wood as a full member, contributing his iconic guitar work.
Acclaimed, at the time, by Billboard as being ‘one of their most purely enjoyable albums of the ‘70’s’ the reputation of the album has only grown, with Uncut declaiming ‘Forty-one minutes of super-tight, bone-dry, hi-fi rock and soul, Black and Blue is one of the Stones’ most underrated albums’.
Super Deluxe Editions - 4CDs/5LPs and 1 Blu-Ray disc, featuring a new Steven Wilson mix of the album, unreleased outtakes, and a live recording from their 1976 Earls Court show. The Blu-Ray also includes a previously unreleased live TV recording from Paris and Dolby Atmos mixes. - A 100-page hardcover book with a new essay by Stones expert Paul Sexton, including an interview with Ronnie Wood. - A Paris show poster
Deluxe 2LP Features a new Steven Wilson mix as well as a 6 track disc of previously unreleased Outtakes and Jams, including the high-energy disco stomp of Shirley and Company’s “Shame, Shame, Shame” and jams with guest guitarists including Jeff Beck, Canned Heat’s Harvey Mandel and Robert A. Johnson.
2CD Features a new Steven Wilson mix as well as previously unreleased Outtakes and Jams, including the high-energy disco stomp of Shirley and Company’s “Shame, Shame, Shame” and jams with guest guitarists including Jeff Beck, Canned Heat’s Harvey Mandel and Robert A. Johnson.
