Mick Jagger's 1988 tour of Japan in support of his solo album "Primitive Cool" was a significant event for several reasons:
• First solo tour: This was Jagger's first solo tour, undertaken while the future of The Rolling Stones was uncertain.
• Return to Japan: It marked the first time any member of the Rolling Stones had performed in Japan since 1973, when a Stones tour was cancelled due to drug-related visa problems.
• High demand: Despite the long absence, the concerts were highly anticipated and sold out quickly, with around 170,000 fans attending the shows.
• Performance locations: The tour included four performances in Osaka, two in Tokyo, and two in Nagoya.
• Band lineup: Jagger was backed by a band that featured renowned guitarist Joe Satriani.
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Mick Jagger's 1988 tour of Japan in support of his solo album "Primitive Cool" was a significant event for several reasons:
• First solo tour: This was Jagger's first solo tour, undertaken while the future of The Rolling Stones was uncertain.
• Return to Japan: It marked the first time any member of the Rolling Stones had performed in Japan since 1973, when a Stones tour was cancelled due to drug-related visa problems.
• High demand: Despite the long absence, the concerts were highly anticipated and sold out quickly, with around 170,000 fans attending the shows.
• Performance locations: The tour included four performances in Osaka, two in Tokyo, and two in Nagoya.
• Band lineup: Jagger was backed by a band that featured renowned guitarist Joe Satriani.
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