"The Stones have themed shows around albums before but had never played one all the way through until delivering Sticky Fingers on the opening night of 2015's Zip Code tour at LA's Fonda Theatre - with a capacity of 1,200, it's an intimate venue by their standards. That remarkable night now becomes a fabulous addition to their From The Vault series ... Selections are punctuated by individual interviews, Keith remarking how Sticky Fingers was "pretty much soaked in any drug you can think of especially where I was concerned". Some 46 years later he's steering the band with effortless rolling thunder, Jagger's in astonishing voice and Woody's replacing Mick Taylor's mercurial contributions with cascading lyricism, whether duelling with sax titan Karl Denson on Can't You Hear Me Knocking or searing slide on Sister Morphine. Still operating on Stones rules, they shuffle Brown Sugar from its usual finale spot and encore with a tribute to the recently-deceased BB King".
