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This summer not only marked Mick Jagger’s 80th birthday, but also 45 years since the greatest rock and roll band in the world released its critically-acclaimed album Some Girls, loaded with New York City jazz and blues influence.

This weekend, Bay area community radio station WMNF Tampa 88.5-FM hosts a tribute show in which six local bands—including but not limited to Gracie Grieshop of Sunset Bridge Band, and The Rum Syndicate—will perform a handful of the Stones’ greatest hits, followed by six-piece rock outfit Talk To Mark playing the entire record cover to cover, an act that has been said to have never been performed by anyone ever.

Tickets to see the Some Girls tribute show at Tampa’s Skipper’s Smokehouse on Saturday, Nov. 4 are still available and cost $20.