the greatest british blues band should have retired immediately after their best studio work, exile on main st.? that's akin to asking james dean to retire after shooting east of eden. i will admit they probably didn't approach the greatness of tattoo you (1981) since its release. but how do you improve on keith's track little t&a? you don't. saw them also in b'ham on the steel wheels tour. no, it wasn't beggar's banquet or let it bleed, but it was fun as hell. exciting even.

now playing: "she's my little rock n roll! ah ah hah ahhh!"