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- What do you think about this? see, and tell us now.
- What a HUGE part of The Stones he was....
- id wager that Carlos Santana could do a set like this
- nice
- Very depressing.
- This is out of context of the whole persona of song.
- jefff healey &band
- Pretty sad that he's like 60 and playing local London gigs on some shit-bare stage. God bless him.
- Sometimes it's best to quit even if you are behind.
- There's no point Bob T. This was the only real player and 'musician' in the Rolling Stones.Whow, still want him to be with the Stones,never better then mach 2..........never. Fuck Wood.
- Great stuff. Wish I could se him. The song has an interesting backstory. I don't believe that Mick Taylor played the opening section on Sticky Fingers. I believe that was Keith Richards. The beginning part is also in open G tuning and I don't know if Mick is tuned for that here. You can play it in standard tuning with some barring, but it's different. The solo is definitely Mick and perhaps he just wasn't interested in playing Keith's part. I think the opening false start is perhaps an inside joke between Mick and the band.
- Whats this guy's problem? Living off his laurels if you ask me. Still the solo in Stay Blues from get your Ya Ya's Out is one of the rock solos ever.
- It looks like ol' Mick put on a few lb's.
- Yikes… I wouldn't have let them post this on YouTube...
- Sounds damn good.
- I feel this shows both why Mick got into the Stones and why he departed. Great soloist, but has no chemistry w/ the rest of the band. And to leave the out the opening Richards open G tuning riffs which kill and to go straight into the jam in the mid-section is just awful. Love ya Mick Taylor, but screw you.
- is he mick taylor ?
- well, that was a waste of 45 seconds of my morning....
- One of the best guitar rift ever!
- I'd sure bloody hate to have to compete with BK's sax part on the original. That recording is regarded as THE best jazz-rock-boogie of all time. And um not just by me either. :)
- Mickster.. fire that tin ear gitar tech and get one that can still hear.
- Mick Taylor superb!
- Someone here play guitar?. Amateur Show? what the fuck.... His playbility is amazing. In the begining of the show, he got problem with tuning, but anyone could have it.
- this is appreciated. But....sound quality and cadence is off. Hear how far behind the beat drummer is? Acoustic issues with standing waves and muck.
- He is really good, but it simply is not true that they were "at their best" with him. No, The Stones,Beatles,Dylan and everybody was "at their best" in 1965 and 66 before they got deeper into the whole drugs thing .
- Big fat guy on a gitar, big fat guy with a funny hat on a Roland.. I feel right at home with these ol boys alright.
- Miss Brian's slide.
- This is Cool!
- rough start, then his customary brilliance
- Im not sure how that guy passes for Mick Taylor, but I guess it is the Stones way to sell concert tickets. It sounds and looks like the only thing he has strapped on is a feeding bag.
- Looks like he's doing better these days. I saw him live twice in the late 80s, and it was pretty embarrassing. He was obviously wasted, and could only manage to play the same blues riffs each song. Didn't even sing. Glad to see him rocking.
- I LOVED MICK TAYLOR WITH THE STONES...
- *Today's Memory**Mick Taylor* 's birthday*born 17 January 1949 in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire*Mick Taylor is an English musician, best known as a former member of *John Mayall's Bluesbreakers* and The *Rolling Stones.* He was ranked 37th in *Rolling Stone* magazine's 2012 list of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time.*More on:* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mick_Taylor*Can't You Hear me Knocking/No Expectations* - 30.11.2012#todaysmemory #hqspmusic +HQSPMusic curated by +Bill Merrow
- Are you trying to suggest that Brian Jones didn't have children that he refused to acknowledge?