I'm working on something for this -

New York, NY (September 8, 2011)– Continuing their partnership with the greatest rock ‘n’ roll band in the world, Eagle Rock Entertainment have announced the DVD and Blu-Ray release of The Rolling Stones Some Girls Live in Texas 1978. Available for the first time ever on November 21, Some Girls Live in Texas 1978 features Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood and Bill Wyman live in concert during the 1978 US tour which followed the release of their groundbreaking album Some Girls. [Pre-book order date October 28, MSRP $14.98 for DVD, $19.98 for Blu-ray, and TBA for DVD/CD and Blu-ray/CD].

Some Girls Live in Texas 1978 comes hot on the heels of the huge success of 2010’s Stones in Exile and Ladies & Gentlemen and marks the next stage in the Eagle Vision / Rolling Stones enterprise. Some Girls Live in Texas 1978 will be available on four different formats: DVD, Blu-Ray, plus special edition DVD + CD and Blu-Ray + CD digipack presentations including a reproduction tour program. Bonus features on all formats will include a new interview with Mick Jagger. Worldwide theatrical distribution deals including the US (in October 2011) will be announced soon.

Capturing The Rolling Stones at their live best, and fully restored to the highest level of picture and sound quality, Some Girls Live in Texas 1978 was filmed at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Forth Worth, Texas on July 18, 1978 on what many fans consider to be one of the band’s greatest tours. This was due to the band’s ‘back to basics’ approach both musically and visually, as the shows were stripped back compared to previous tours, harnessing the new punk rock attitude of the late 70s.

Showcasing many songs from the Some Girls album, celebrated for being the Rolling Stones’ most direct and diverse collection of music, and which by the time the band arrived in Texas, had gone to the top of the US charts, this concert demonstrates the sheer force and raw energy of The Rolling Stones live on stage.

Some Girls songs like “Miss You,” “Respectable,” “Beast Of Burden,” “When The Whip Comes Down,” and “Shattered,” weave into a set list which also includes “All Down The Line,” “Honky Tonk Women,” “Tumbling Dice,” “Jumpin’ Jack Flash,” “Happy,” and “Brown Sugar.”

Originally shot on 16mm film, the concert footage has been carefully restored with the sound remixed and remastered by Bob Clearmountain from the original multi track tapes.

“Eagle is delighted to once again be working with the Rolling Stones on another landmark release highlighting an outstanding performance from the world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll band.”
- Lindsay Brown, Managing Director Operations & International, Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd

The Rolling Stones – ‘Some Girls Live in Texas 1978’ is released November 21 on Eagle Vision.


TRACKLISTING:

1) Let It Rock
2) All Down The Line
3) Honky Tonk Women
4) Star Star
5) When The Whip Comes Down
6) Beast Of Burden
7) Miss You
8) Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)
9) Shattered
10) Respectable
11) Far Away Eyes
12) Love In Vain
13) Tumbling Dice
14) Happy
15) Sweet Little Sixteen
16) Brown Sugar
17) Jumpin’ Jack Flash

looking very forward to this!

that was a great tour, saw the Greensboro show.

Awesome.

Possible new tour AND this in the space of a couple of days!!!

I may have some additional news on this shortly ...regarding band interview(s)

new or old interviews??

congratulations on whichever it is

looks like you're involved!

Seven songs from one album - is that the most ever played on a tour? Or did any of the 72 dates feature more songs from Exile? Vancouver maybe?

They did play Tops in 1981 in some places making that toll up to 7 from Tatoo You.....

Well done Chris, can't wait for the interviews!

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Silver Dagger
Seven songs from one album - is that the most ever played on a tour? Or did any of the 72 dates feature more songs from Exile? Vancouver maybe?

Eight,Lies has been played on various shows as well on this tour...

been watching this all day it is GREAT!!!!

very cool, little by little the vault is opening baby

The fact that this release marks the official debut of their cover of Sweet Little Sixteen would be a good sales point too, but, jeeezzz, they jump on the obvious tracks.

Format: DVD
Cat No: EV303949
Barcode: 801213039494
RRP: $14.98
DVD Format: NTSC Region 0
Screen Format: 16:9
Sound Formats: DTS Surround Sound, Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Stereo
Running Time: 85 mins (Main Concert)
Subtitles: (Bonus Features Only): English, French, Spanish, German

Format: DVD + CD
Cat No: EV303959
Barcode: 801213039593
RRP: $TBA
DVD Format: NTSC Region 0
Screen Format: 16:9
Sound Formats: DTS Surround Sound, Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Stereo
Running Time: 85 mins (Main Concert)
Subtitles: (Bonus Features Only) English, French, Spanish, German

Format: Blu-ray
Cat No: EVB334039
Barcode: 801213340392
RRP: $19.98
Screen Format: 16:9
Sound Formats: DTS-HD Master Audio, Dolby Digital 5.1, LPCM Stereo
Running Time: 85 mins (Main Concert)
Subtitles: (Bonus Features Only) English, French, Spanish, German

Format: Blu-ray + CD
Cat No: EVB334049
Barcode: 801213340491
RRP: $TBA
Screen Format: 16:9
Sound Formats: DTS-HD Master Audio, Dolby Digital 5.1, LPCM Stereo
Running Time: 85 mins (Main Feature)
Subtitles: (Bonus Features Only) English, French, Spanish, German

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Silver Dagger
Seven songs from one album - is that the most ever played on a tour? Or did any of the 72 dates feature more songs from Exile? Vancouver maybe?

Eight,Lies has been played on various shows as well on this tour...

I would bet some of the shows from 64 had more tracks from one album.

AWESOME NEWS!!!!!!!!! my favorite tour.

For me, Keith's solo on this is brilliant and real- before all the self-parody shoulder shrugs and leg stretches, just a pure grip-it-and-rip-it solo that is the entire point of the Rolling Stones - raw and unbridled - yet totally knowing

I miss Bill the most when I listen to tracks from this tour...

Hound Dog was played twice this tour.
Was one of them filmed?
If so, this could be very nice bonus feature.

Mr.Fancyman

What makes me smile on listening to this tour 's bootlegs is Mick's attempted Southern accent.
I wonder if he will elaborate in the accompanying interview as to why felt the need to speak like that,I love it personally,as I say earlier it always brings a smile to my face,if I happen to be listening on mp3 player at work,people always ask what's that you are listening to,you have a great big smile on your face,but they don't understand when I tell them it's a Rolling Stones concert from back in the 70's and it's just the way Mick talks between tracks.
Anyone else feel this way.

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Hound Dog was played twice this tour.
Was one of them filmed?

According to nzentgraf.de:

780628A 28th June: Memphis, Tennessee, Mid-South Coliseum
(Let It Rock/All Down The Line/Honky Tonk Women/Star Star/When
The Whip Comes Down/Miss You/Lies/Beast Of Burden/Just My Imagination/
Respectable/Far Away Eyes/Love In Vain/Shattered/Hound Dog/Tumbling
Dice/Happy/Sweet Little Sixteen/Brown Sugar/Jumping Jack Flash)
Note: Soundboard recording was made by Bob Clearmountain.
Also a professional shot film is reported to exist.

780629A 29th June: Lexington, Kentucky, Rupp Arena
(Let It Rock/All Down The Line/Honky Tonk Women/Star Star/When
The Whip Comes Down/Miss You/Lies/Beast Of Burden/Shattered/Just
My Imagination/Respectable/Far Away Eyes/Love In Vain/Tumbling Dice/
Happy/Hound Dog/Sweet Little Sixteen/Brown Sugar/Jumping Jack Flash)
Note: Soundboard recording was made.
Also a a professional shot film is reported to exist.
With special guest Eddie Money (sax) on Miss You.

Mouthwatering... This is all pure grace for the long waiting fan.

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Are we talking about the same release here as in this thread ?
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Personally, for the Stones 50th, I'd rather have more stuff like this than a nostalgic and painful final bang tour. Easier on the pocketbook too.

Good news for fans.

I'll have an early copy of this - soon - will update

And here's a bit more info:

[www.keno.org]

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Silver Dagger
Seven songs from one album - is that the most ever played on a tour? Or did any of the 72 dates feature more songs from Exile? Vancouver maybe?

Eight,Lies has been played on various shows as well on this tour...

I would bet some of the shows from 64 had more tracks from one album.

True, what a band