The Rolling Stones Rock Chicago's United Center Along With Special Guest Taj Mahal

By Danielle Clasing

The natural chemistry between Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts is undeniable, and it showed during their 22 song set on the first night of their 3 show run at Chicago's United Center. Opening with a film montage of famous fans sharing their memories of the Stones, the highlights included when Cate Blanchett said, "Just how skinny they are really pisses me off" and when Iggy Pop bluntly commented, "I'd never seen people with teeth like that!"

Related: See Photos From The Concert Here

They came onstage and started the night with "Get Off My Cloud," "It's Only Rock & Roll (And I Like It)," and "Paint It Black," setting the tone for an evening full of eclectic hits spanning 50 years.

Before the show even began, the Stones tweeted a photo of Ronnie Wood with a custom Chicago Blackhawks jersey. (Hopefully this is a good omen for tonight's match against the Red Wings!)

Look what I've just been given :) Thank you! ~ twitter.com/ronniewood/sta…

— Ronnie Wood (@ronniewood) May 28, 2013

During the first third of the show, they brought out special guest blues singer Taj Mahal for the band's debut cover of Dave Dudley's "Six Days on the Road." They transitioned smoothly into their recent song "Doom and Gloom."

Read the rest of this article and see the set list from the Rolling Stones' United Center show at khitschicago.com!