Big band on a small stage The Rolling Stones have just been the talk of the town with "Hackney Diamonds" and have dominated all the annual charts. Now the rock veterans are reaching deep into their almost infinite fund and releasing an interesting new live album with "Live At The Wiltern". The recordings are from the concert that Mick Jagger and Co. played in Los Angeles on November 4, 2002. It was part of the almost 120-show "Licks World Tour" that the Rolling Stones played to celebrate their 40th anniversary as a band. The show at the small Wiltern Theatre in front of around 2000 people marked the end of a short L.A. trilogy. An indoor concert at the Staples Center on October 31st was followed by the Los Angeles Angels baseball stadium on November 2nd and finally the intimate club show at the Wiltern. The Stones also adapted their setlist for the occasion. While some of the hits were also played, this evening at the Wiltern was all about the rarely played classics, including "Stray Cat Blues", "No Expectations" and a cover version of "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love". R&B legend Solomon Burke, who had previously opened the concert and wrote the original version of the song, returned to the stage for this song. An unforgettable Rolling Stones concert, now released as "Live At The Wiltern" on 3LP and double CD (also available with Blu-ray or DVD).