The Mick Taylor era was clearly the best of the stones greatest memories for me.I feel bad for Taylor mick and Keith dont admit that and don't give Taylor the respect and royalties he deserves.
With mick taylor in the band, the stones had a meaner, raw, kick ass sound. His guitar playing is so much better, more defined than Ronnie. The stones were awesome if you got to see them play live between 1969-74. That period is the real rolling Stones, raw and moody.
Thats true, he was weaving notes cutting thru the rythme,,lot of scale work but knew how to tie it all together, and it did sound together as a whole.I like Taylor alot. I figure evryone who played in that band,thru whatever era, was ,is a Stone , Darryl Jones is a Rolling Stone too, Competent and steadfast bass player. I think he has served more time or close to that of Bill Wyman and Bill played many years.Wow!
it's jus a phase they wuz goin thru, im sorry, but some of their well known Hits come from the Brian Jones Era, sorry, he was a Phenomenal guitarist, could you imagine goin to a bar to see Charlie Watts on Drums, Ian STEWART on PIANO, and young Brian on Slide playin Dust My Broom, would that not be Hot, jus sayin ¡😎¡
@@maxwelldewinter they were two different incarnations and I like both equally.so different a sound you can't compare them.you like early stones better,nothing wrong with that,I just can't pick one over the other.
Once they lost Mick Taylor : never the same. Ron wood and Keith Richards : just two chuck berry imitators, no real lead guitarist. Mick taylor was truly a world class blues rock guitarist
Mick Taylor was a great guitarist anyway. Apparently you don't know that Keith never likes to play solo. HIM prefers the rhythm guitar, especially at concerts. They call him Keith with the hard riff for nothing. If he couldn't play the guitar, a Chuck Berry etc. and so many other greats wouldn't have played with him. Do you know your way around, you expert.
Mick Taylor deserves more respect for what he has done with and for the Stones than what he actually gets. In 50 years, fools will remember the Stones as a Jagger/Richards thing, no one will mention the rest. The band and their music are great, but there is something wrong in and around them. A thumb-up for Mick Taylor!
He deserves more credit and a slice of the wealth too. How important was Mick Taylor? He was the Stones only lead guitarist and they recorded their best 5 albums with MT on lead guitar. Richards and Wood are great rhythm players. "I think he had a big contribution." Jagger told Rolling Stone. "He made it very musical. He was a very fluent, melodic player, which we never had, and we don't have now. Neither Keith nor [Ronnie Wood] plays that kind of style." (That "kind of style" is called "lead guitar".)
why more? Can you go through one video without anyone mentioning mick? Give some credit to Keef i'd say. We get it now he was the best lead guitarist of the stones.. we all know that.
@@leond4994 The drummer is primarily the rhythm section. Ever notice when you hear a live version and it’s a bit faster than the album? That’s the drummer playing a higher pace and everyone else following or else it would sound like crap and the singer wouldn’t know when to begin the verses.
Taylor with the Stones was as good as anyone including Clapton, Page, and Hendrix. When I listen to this I cannot believe what I am hearing, just brilliant.
Me too. I was too young to get it in the 70s do I'm really enjoying this now. But you Mick didnt make much from this. I hear they didn't pay him like they do Ronny. Let's support Mick by purchasing his albums!!!- This man deserves much for his incredable contribution to out life!!!!!!!!!!!!
@kimlong-sf9ke didn't pay Taylor like they 'didnt' Ronnie? Not sure what you're saying? At first? Highly doubtful that happened. I'm sure Ronnie has been payed more for years, as well he should. Taylor was with stones 5 years. Ronnie, 50 years. This whole stones did Taylor wrong crap is old. He chose to leave. Taylor was definitely the best guitarist stones ever had. But they had huge hits before, during and after Taylor.
wow the Rolling stones with mick Taylor were amazing great band .they were from a different planet .never the same again God please bring Taylor back for one last tour before it's all over .
Keith Richards said the best is ABBAS "SOS". That may be.(Dancing Queen is even better)..i like The Doors original long version of "Light My Fire" for the #1 choice...better than Hey Jude or Stairway to Heaven.
The Stones were making art during the the Mick Taylor years. Mick and Keef were the perfect combination of rythem and lead. The switching in and out is amazing.
@@villevirtanen8646 From CRUSADE album (Mick was 18 years old) Oh Pretty Woman Snowy Wood (instrumental) Driving Sideways (instrumental) I Can't Quit You Baby Me and My Woman From BARE WIRES album I Started Walking (part of Bare Wires Suite) No Reply Hartley Quits (instrumental) From BLUES FROM LAUREL CANYON album Vacation 2401 The Bear Long Gone Midnight Fly Tomorrow My favorites as far as guitar is concerned are Fly Tomorrow and the three instrumentals. Of the three albums overall I like CRUSADE best. I think the songs that Mayall covers are better than most of his own songs.
@@PotrzebieConolly Hey Thank You very much. I love to listen new music, or at least some i have not listened much. And my two favourite guitar player's are Mick And Michael Bloomfield , from Bloomfield : Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man - Essential Blues 1964-1969 and Super Session. And i love 4 songs on Bob Dylans Infidels, Taylor and Knopfler on guitars. Have you listened these? Im going to check those what you said , today, evening. Have nice day and Spring. p.s. people who are music lovers& audiophiles etc sre the most kindest and nicest people i have communicated in UA-cam for example.... ✌😉👀 Cheers , Peace, brother.
Who ever put that together deserves a freaking award. Used one version of the song and some of the greatest stills of the band ever. In fact if I had that collection of Stones stills I could retire.
We are glad you enjoyed the performance check out the song SWAY for more of the fabulous Mick Taylor. Taylor made the band so much better with his brilliant guitar playing ! Peace & Love lower east side media
Such a Great Lead Guitarist, Mick Taylor. They were never able to replace him, so it was great to see his return to stage last year and show he still had the creativity and skill.
Oh, how I wish I could look like Mick Taylor for a year.
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Still alive with the Stones on tour… Mick is definitely the right man for Gimme Shelter (not to mention Midnight Rambler in which he plays currently with the band). Great cover, thx.
I think the stones were really rockin the best in the 70s Micks voice was at its best and I loved how he would dress up ! Best voice of rock & roll ever , still to this day , I love them .
sorry for my comment yall but at 3:53 all the sounds of hell blasted out of Keef's guitar! I have listend to this stuff since it was live and Mick Taylor is the greatest guitar player of all time. Kieth and Mick Taylor were special together. This is the peak of the peak!
Mick Taylor: Great, stunning, amazing etc. Mr Taylor was the Stones' greatest guitar leader. It is already in history. When I listen to Gimme Shelter's harmony I travel back in time. I just stop, close my eyes and enjoy.
@@MrPacedan yeah, Lennon said that alright, after breaking up the beatles, and regretting it till the day he died. Lennon was a genius, however he was an asshole as a person. Mick Jagger is one of the most iconic performers in the history of Rock n Roll, right up there with Elvis, so lets leave it at that. Lennon spoke out of both sides of his mouth, and was envious of the stones because they were a band, and his band was disbanded by him and The Yoko, so lets leave it at that
Mike Taylo is as good as Eric Clapton ever was he never got enough credit especially on some of the songs he helped write I don't get that the glimmer twins took all the credit
I agree with you. I’m a fan of Taylor even over Clapton. Even that other Bluesbreaker Peter Green I like over Clapton. I like Clapton don’t get me wrong. I just think Taylor and Green was better.
Totally agree. When it comes to blues guitarists, i put those two on another level than anyone else. Hard to say who is actually better but i definitely like MT more. His feel, tone, phrasing and that goddamn vibrato... It’s truly a shame he doesn’t get as much admiration as Clapton or others but the real fans know!
Without the 5 Mick Taylor years I don't think the Stones would have nearly reached the plateau that they now occupy in the hall of legends. He def. put them into the top 5(if not 3). He wasn't flashy or a showoff; He always knew where he was at. And he was only a kid at the time.
And yet they still would've made Beggar's Banquet all by themselves, along with 95% of Let it Bleed, not to mention the barrage of classic international hit singles they'd cranked out in the seven years prior to MT coming along. Actually, most of the hits after his arrival are still dominated by Keith's guitar parts and sound. I'm sure Taylor provided inspiration, but any talented lead guitar player they chose to hire at that time would've led to similar successes.
Keith Richards takes a back seat to no one. Besides being one of the greatest guitarist of my generation, he wrote some of the best rock and roll songs ever. IMO .....
Those lead breaks Mick Taylor are throwing down are epic rock & roll! They were definitely smoking hot with Taylor in the fold. They never recaptured that same energy and magic after Taylor left.
Mick Taylor rules! Maybe he wouldn't have quit if Jagger / Richards have given him credit on the handful of songs he did write. He was treated unfairly. It's sickening.
Beth McAvoy well it was jagger/ Richards band but Mick Taylor was great for the stones from 69 to 74 but didn't have that look or bad boy image,now Bryan had both good guitar player and the look of a bad boy but Unfortunately he passed away now Ronnie world had the look but my Opinion from 75 up to now didn't have that sound, but out of the three of them the best guitar player was Mick Taylor
What in the Hell does popularity have to do with his wicked good playing? He was a Bluesbreaker before his time with the Stones, so it's not like they were ever the be-all-end-all for him anyways. He even stated that he never foresaw a long run with them prior to joining. It's evident Taylor favored his musical integrity over mass coverage. Shit, if I had only ever seen Taylor playing in the back of some unassuming guitar store I'd still say he was one of the best damn musicians I ever heard. I couldn't care less for how many people know his name or not. He's the only member to get out of the greatest Rock and Blues band alive. Nobody but him can say that, and that's a big enough trophy I think.
Cha Tae-Shik ..........a Bluesbreaker at 17 years old no less! Mick was playing in The Gods prior to the that with the likes of Greg Lake (King Crimson, ELP) and Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep) at the ripe old age of 15/16 . To my mind, the best musicians the Stones *ever* had were also the “lookers”, ie; Brian and Mick Taylor. When MT left, the Stones lost that spark, (never mind melodic sound) and while I’ve heard their later material, I haven’t bothered with them since. Keith Richards actually criticised Mick’s playing, he only “wishes” he were as good! Curiously, it was Taylor who was the chosen musician on many of the Stones members’ solo efforts including Richards’ “Talk Is Cheap” album.
Arne Emil Bredland I agree I love the early stuff but when Taylor was there the stones were great i wish he would have stayed I don't like Ron that much Taylor saved the stones
Hadn’t seen clips of MT with the Stones again in 2012-14. Mostly I had forgotten just how good they could be. Watching them focus again on their true chops, with Mick T this time not the shy one, but one of the true leaders, inspiring esp Mick J but the whole band. Miss Bill too.
Mick Taylor's time was the best of the Stones
Agree to that
Definitely what a great guitarist also for me they created best music during his stint in the band.
The Mick Taylor era was clearly the best of the stones greatest memories for me.I feel bad for Taylor mick and Keith dont admit that and don't give Taylor the respect and royalties he deserves.
Absolutely fantastic! Amazing Mick Taylor!
Mick Taylor and his band !
With mick taylor in the band, the stones had a meaner, raw, kick ass sound. His guitar playing is so much better, more defined than Ronnie. The stones were awesome if you got to see them play live between 1969-74. That period is the real rolling Stones, raw and moody.
Thats true, he was weaving notes cutting thru the rythme,,lot of scale work but knew how to tie it all together, and it did sound together as a whole.I like Taylor alot.
I figure evryone who played in that band,thru whatever era, was ,is a Stone , Darryl Jones is a Rolling Stone too, Competent and steadfast bass player. I think he has served more time or close to that of Bill Wyman and Bill played many years.Wow!
Joseph P Liptak Jr The real RS was pre 1969 for your info. Brian Jones was genius!
it's jus a phase they wuz goin thru, im sorry, but some of their well known Hits come from the Brian Jones Era, sorry, he was a Phenomenal guitarist, could you imagine goin to a bar to see Charlie Watts on Drums, Ian STEWART on PIANO, and young Brian on Slide playin Dust My Broom, would that not be Hot, jus sayin ¡😎¡
@@maxwelldewinter they were two different incarnations and I like both equally.so different a sound you can't compare them.you like early stones better,nothing wrong with that,I just can't pick one over the other.
@@timhoovermusicman No doubt Mick Taylor were Genius compare ron wood
Best years of the Stones was with Mick Taylor. In this song Bill’s hard driving bass gives me goose bumps. Love it!
Once they lost Mick Taylor : never the same. Ron wood and Keith Richards : just two chuck berry imitators, no real lead guitarist. Mick taylor was truly a world class blues rock guitarist
Charlie X Thank you!! I thought it was just me that was bored shitless of Keith & Ronnie’s never-ending, boring AF rehashed Chuck Berry solos! 🙄🙄🙄😴😴😴
Toley TolerBear You two are our of your heads, no pun intended...
True, true, true!!!!!!
He could even play base and he mocked the bassists on one session strum di di dum dum
Mick Taylor was a great guitarist anyway.
Apparently you don't know that Keith never likes to play solo.
HIM prefers the rhythm guitar, especially at concerts.
They call him Keith with the hard riff for nothing.
If he couldn't play the guitar, a Chuck Berry etc. and so many other greats wouldn't have played with him.
Do you know your way around, you expert.
Mick Taylor was the Man in that band in those years Man what a Guitarist 69-74!
Mick Taylor deserves more respect for what he has done with and for the Stones than what he actually gets. In 50 years, fools will remember the Stones as a Jagger/Richards thing, no one will mention the rest. The band and their music are great, but there is something wrong in and around them. A thumb-up for Mick Taylor!
AMEN
He deserves more credit and a slice of the wealth too. How important was Mick Taylor? He was the Stones only lead guitarist and they recorded their best 5 albums with MT on lead guitar. Richards and Wood are great rhythm players. "I think he had a big contribution." Jagger told Rolling Stone. "He made it very musical. He was a very fluent, melodic player, which we never had, and we don't have now. Neither Keith nor [Ronnie Wood] plays that kind of style." (That "kind of style" is called "lead guitar".)
Crashed & Cursed I agree Taylor saved the stones
I agree, and Brian Jones too, of course.
why more? Can you go through one video without anyone mentioning mick?
Give some credit to Keef i'd say. We get it now he was the best lead guitarist of the stones.. we all know that.
I miss Taylor so much when he left the stones I was dissapointed!! his leed guitar was what made the stones songs so much more incredible!!
Kudos to Charlie. One of the most under-rated drummers of all time. I just love the way the man is so understated but so devastating.
the rhythm section does it all for him. he's like a menotrome. get real!
@@leond4994 The drummer is primarily the rhythm section. Ever notice when you hear a live version and it’s a bit faster than the album? That’s the drummer playing a higher pace and everyone else following or else it would sound like crap and the singer wouldn’t know when to begin the verses.
It doesn't get any better than the Rolling Stones live in 1972.
Mick Taylor, one of the greatest guitarists. So melodic and in harmony with everything, bass , drums, rhythm and vocals. Just brilliant
Mick Taylor guitar playing is sensual magic, it takes me back to the time and place and instantly makes me happy.
Taylor was and will always be the best Stones' guitarist
Richard ter Veen I agree Taylor was great he saved the stones
Taylor never gets the credit he deserves. It’s a shame so much talent.
ABSOLUTELY
I'm on board, or should I say been on board. Taylor's guitar solo on Winter, in the Goats Head Soup album, is revelatory
I always loved Mick Taylor’s Guitar he brought The Rolling Stones to their next level he was as The Rolling Stones Best Guitar player for sure
Taylor with the Stones was as good as anyone including Clapton, Page, and Hendrix. When I listen to this I cannot believe what I am hearing, just brilliant.
Agreed! Plus, he was an amazing slide guitar player too. He’s in that group photo!
Me too. I was too young to get it in the 70s do I'm really enjoying this now. But you Mick didnt make much from this. I hear they didn't pay him like they do Ronny. Let's support Mick by purchasing his albums!!!- This man deserves much for his incredable contribution to out life!!!!!!!!!!!!
Typos.. Yuck.
@kimlong-sf9ke didn't pay Taylor like they 'didnt' Ronnie? Not sure what you're saying? At first? Highly doubtful that happened. I'm sure Ronnie has been payed more for years, as well he should. Taylor was with stones 5 years. Ronnie, 50 years. This whole stones did Taylor wrong crap is old. He chose to leave. Taylor was definitely the best guitarist stones ever had. But they had huge hits before, during and after Taylor.
1969-1974 Mick Taylor years, tops, favorite!
wow the Rolling stones with mick Taylor were amazing great band .they were from a different planet .never the same again God please bring Taylor back for one last tour before it's all over .
Mick Taylor, the greatest ever Stone's guitarist
Very nice guitar work by Mick Taylor!
I like Ronnie but Songs like Gimme Shelter are just great with Mick Taylor ! I wish I could Play like him.
Fawkin' Awesome.
Best thing the Stones ever did was to acquire Mick Taylor. The worst thing they ever did was to let him get away.
He left because he was hooked on heroin. A shame.
They should have taken Wayne Perkins - he played on "Hand of Fate", "Worried 'bout You", "Fool to Cry" . He was way better than Ronnie
@@patrickmagee6489 You are so right!
@@ItsFazsha and lack of songwriting credits too
Taylor was the founder. They kicked him out for his drug use.
The incredible amazing genius of Mick Taylor!!!!!!!
Simply great Mick Taylor !
The fabulous Mick Taylor who made the Stones a much better band thank you for watching !
Peace Always
Amen to that brother...
Mick Taylor is one of those players who can add that "needed touch" with a few notes. He bleeds melody. Duane Allman was like that too.
great song, Mick Taylor turned it into a rock anthem
Arguably, the greatest song in Rock History..
Keith Richards said the best is ABBAS "SOS". That may be.(Dancing Queen is even better)..i like The Doors original long version of "Light My Fire" for the #1 choice...better than Hey Jude or Stairway to Heaven.
Can’t you hear me knocking, Midnight Rambler.
The Stones were making art during the the Mick Taylor years. Mick and Keef were the perfect combination of rythem and lead. The switching in and out is amazing.
Orlando Pacheco I could not agree more!!!!
I have never been an autograph seeker but if I had only one persons autograph in the world it would be MICK TAYLOR
Funny , I'm not an autograph seeker and actually have MT and no one elses'. For real
@@stephaniehazelton8778 Amazing!
I'm always searching for Mick Taylor vids,they are like pieces of PURE GOLD!
Mick Taylor great melodic player. So happy to have seen him with mick, keef, Charlie and bill
MT & Keef blended so well together - MT is or course, fabulous. - Articulate - Master guitar player.
Mick Taylor , Best Lead Guitar Player the Stones ever Had !
Stones era while Mick Taylor joined was the best Stones ever had......
By the way, you guys who love Mick Taylor's guitar playing (as I do) should check out the albums he did with John Mayall. Just lovely.
You have a favourite?
@@villevirtanen8646 From CRUSADE album (Mick was 18 years old)
Oh Pretty Woman
Snowy Wood (instrumental)
Driving Sideways (instrumental)
I Can't Quit You Baby
Me and My Woman
From BARE WIRES album
I Started Walking (part of Bare Wires Suite)
No Reply
Hartley Quits (instrumental)
From BLUES FROM LAUREL CANYON album
Vacation
2401
The Bear
Long Gone Midnight
Fly Tomorrow
My favorites as far as guitar is concerned are Fly Tomorrow and the three instrumentals. Of the three albums overall I like CRUSADE best. I think the songs that Mayall covers are better than most of his own songs.
@@PotrzebieConolly Hey Thank You very much. I love to listen new music, or at least some i have not listened much. And my two favourite guitar player's are Mick And Michael Bloomfield , from Bloomfield : Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man - Essential Blues 1964-1969 and Super Session. And i love 4 songs on Bob Dylans Infidels, Taylor and Knopfler on guitars. Have you listened these? Im going to check those what you said , today, evening. Have nice day and Spring. p.s. people who are music lovers& audiophiles etc sre the most kindest and nicest people i have communicated in UA-cam for example.... ✌😉👀 Cheers , Peace, brother.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICK...your time with the STONES was my favorite period...
Who ever put that together deserves a freaking award. Used one version of the song and some of the greatest stills of the band ever. In fact if I had that collection of Stones stills I could retire.
he was the best guitarist of them all. They were never the same after he left. Rock on Mick Taylor!!!!!!!!!
I agree, I like Ron Wood, but he doesn't have as much skill as Mick Taylor, I also love Brian Jones era, without him. there'd be no Rolling Stones!!!
Mick Taylor and Brian Jones were my favorite Stones guitarists.
+MyworstEnemy God me 2 , loved ron wood with rod stewart but not with the stones !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SuperAnimelover100
I agree. Well said.
SuperAnimelover100 I agree also. Ron Wood was a brilliant bass player in the Jeff Beck Band .
Philip Hunter You bet - :):):)
@@littleheath1666 and a decent lead player in the Faces
Mick Taylor Those Were The Days !
We are glad you enjoyed the performance check out the song SWAY for more of the fabulous Mick Taylor. Taylor made the band so much better with his brilliant guitar playing !
Peace & Love
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After all these years, this is still my favorite Stones song.
Terrific collection of images of the Stones at their zenith...the early 1970's
There’s an adrenaline rush when you hunker down before a dangerous storm. This song captures that feeling.
Timeless track with the wonderful sound of Mick Taylor, many thanks.
Awesome !!!
avec M Taylor ,le meilleur moment des pierres qui roulent,définitivement,sans frime ..
MICK TAYLOR!
MICK TAYLOR!!
WHOA!!!
Mick Taylor is the best and a beast xx
Such a Great Lead Guitarist, Mick Taylor. They were never able to replace him, so it was great to see his return to stage last year and show he still had the creativity and skill.
Where? Did u go n see Mick Taylor band live..before Covid hit..dude?
Mick..??? Are you monitoring this stuff?..Mick Taylor is the best guitarist to have beside KEEF..ok? Got that?
Ive seen the Stones some 98 x..
MICK TAYLOR GREAT LEAD GUITAR WITH THE STONES
Best version ever!!
Great editing. Showing Mick Taylor pics during his solo, etc. Well done!
🎵PRICELESS🎶 Thanks for this 👅🎸❤️👍
MICK TAYLOR IS THE BEST LEAD GUITARIST THE ROLLING STONES HAD.
Mick Taylor kept the Stones afloat after Brian "died." Saw them twice, back in that time.
taylor was one of the best rolling stones never got enough credit
There's no other like MICK TAYLOR ON GUITAR!!! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 ROCK ON STONES
Oh, how I wish I could look like Mick Taylor for a year.
Still alive with the Stones on tour… Mick is definitely the right man for Gimme Shelter (not to mention Midnight Rambler in which he plays currently with the band). Great cover, thx.
Thanks for watching the fabulous Mick Taylor the golden years of the Stones !
Peace
I think the stones were really rockin the best in the 70s Micks voice was at its best and I loved how he would dress up ! Best voice of rock & roll ever , still to this day , I love them .
THANK YOU THANK YOU wonderful sounds
Glad you enjoyed the performance thanks for tuning in !
Peace
THE vibrato!!!!!!! never fades away
Amen - the best guitarist the Stones ever had!
Another showcase of the great Mick Taylor - Oh Yeh, Get Down!!
Thanks very much for the kind words glad you enjoyed the show !
Peace !
sorry for my comment yall but at 3:53 all the sounds of hell blasted out of Keef's guitar! I have listend to this stuff since it was live and Mick Taylor is the greatest guitar player of all time. Kieth and Mick Taylor were special together. This is the peak of the peak!
très belles photos , thank you so much Mark .
tariksba
Thank you for watching
Peace always
great pictures, and the performance!
Mick taylor fodia a mão na guitarra! Melhor guitarrista dos Stones na melhor fase dos Stones!
Mick Taylor: Great, stunning, amazing etc. Mr Taylor was the Stones' greatest guitar leader. It is already in history. When I listen to Gimme Shelter's harmony I travel back in time. I just stop, close my eyes and enjoy.
M T encore et toujours !
Sublime guitar licks by Mick Taylor ! Oh yeah not forgetting "the Human Riff" Keef !
Mick Jagger is by far the Greatist Rock N Roll Icon in the World Period. Angelo Medure.
debatable
@@MrPacedan yeah, Lennon said that alright, after breaking up the beatles, and regretting it till the day he died. Lennon was a genius, however he was an asshole as a person. Mick Jagger is one of the most iconic performers in the history of Rock n Roll, right up there with Elvis, so lets leave it at that. Lennon spoke out of both sides of his mouth, and was envious of the stones because they were a band, and his band was disbanded by him and The Yoko, so lets leave it at that
Ladys and Gentleman, on the Ladegitarre Mr. Mick Taylor! The Best Leader from the Stones!
Two ace guitarists,all time fave song!
never thought id see one of my favorite quotes at the end of one of my favorite versions. Good job Lower East Side. Peace and love !
Thanks for the kind words glad I'm you enjoyed it !
Peace & Love !
lower east side :)
Was the best - and still the best track live I ever heard - Keef and Mick really kick ass !!!!
I think it is genrally accepted now Mick Taylor is a sensational guitarist
When you have Léo Messi on your team you don’t let him go.... that’s what the stones did
Great comment 😉✌😝
No frills gimme shelter... absolutely perfect. That’s the STONES at their best.,with Taylor.
Mick Taylor !!!!!!!!!!
So raw and dirty...love it
saw the stones in 1972. Kicked ass.
Mike Taylo is as good as Eric Clapton ever was he never got enough credit especially on some of the songs he helped write I don't get that the glimmer twins took all the credit
I agree with you. I’m a fan of Taylor even over Clapton. Even that other Bluesbreaker Peter Green I like over Clapton. I like Clapton don’t get me wrong. I just think Taylor and Green was better.
Totally agree. When it comes to blues guitarists, i put those two on another level than anyone else. Hard to say who is actually better but i definitely like MT more. His feel, tone, phrasing and that goddamn vibrato... It’s truly a shame he doesn’t get as much admiration as Clapton or others but the real fans know!
My personal opinion, Taylor was far better then Clapton would have been with the stones
@@retardbird689 real fans know says it all bro
Such a Awesome Song Thank you 💙
Wow, a nice change, never heard this before; my favourite stones song. Thanks kindly.
Always a huge Stones can and huge Nick Taylor fan. Such a shame he left but his small body of work with the Stones is amazing.
This is actually the best version I've ever heard! F*ckin' A!!!
Without the 5 Mick Taylor years I don't think the Stones would have nearly reached the plateau that they now occupy in the hall of legends. He def. put them into the top 5(if not 3). He wasn't flashy or a showoff; He always knew where he was at. And he was only a kid at the time.
And yet they still would've made Beggar's Banquet all by themselves, along with 95% of Let it Bleed, not to mention the barrage of classic international hit singles they'd cranked out in the seven years prior to MT coming along. Actually, most of the hits after his arrival are still dominated by Keith's guitar parts and sound. I'm sure Taylor provided inspiration, but any talented lead guitar player they chose to hire at that time would've led to similar successes.
Holy moly solo Mick! Yes Keith you wrote the songs but Mick was the man
Keith Richards takes a back seat to no one. Besides being one of the greatest guitarist of my generation, he wrote some of the best rock and roll songs ever. IMO .....
that right
No one besides Mick Taylor that is.
Keith can't play to save himself, on the other hand he writes and wrote like a demon - untouchable.
+James McDonald Au contraire dear sir as much as I am a Miick Taylor fan without Keith's amazing barb wire riffs the Stones would not be the Stones
@@jamesmcdonald2244 can't play ? That's just like your opinion man...maybe you've never heard his opening guitar riffs
Those lead breaks Mick Taylor are throwing down are epic rock & roll! They were definitely smoking hot with Taylor in the fold. They never recaptured that same energy and magic after Taylor left.
Mick Taylor rules! Maybe he wouldn't have quit if Jagger / Richards have given him credit on the handful of songs he did write. He was treated unfairly. It's sickening.
+Beth McAvoy In fairness, MT said himself (in the doc Crossfire Hurricane) that is was in fact, heroin, as to why he had to leave.
+Beth McAvoy
Taylor does have his post-Stones legacy to sustain him though.
Beth McAvoy well it was jagger/ Richards band but Mick Taylor was great for the stones from 69 to 74 but didn't have that look or bad boy image,now Bryan had both good guitar player and the look of a bad boy but Unfortunately he passed away now Ronnie world had the look but my Opinion from 75 up to now didn't have that sound, but out of the three of them the best guitar player was Mick Taylor
What in the Hell does popularity have to do with his wicked good playing? He was a Bluesbreaker before his time with the Stones, so it's not like they were ever the be-all-end-all for him anyways. He even stated that he never foresaw a long run with them prior to joining. It's evident Taylor favored his musical integrity over mass coverage. Shit, if I had only ever seen Taylor playing in the back of some unassuming guitar store I'd still say he was one of the best damn musicians I ever heard. I couldn't care less for how many people know his name or not. He's the only member to get out of the greatest Rock and Blues band alive. Nobody but him can say that, and that's a big enough trophy I think.
Cha Tae-Shik ..........a Bluesbreaker at 17 years old no less! Mick was playing in The Gods prior to the that with the likes of Greg Lake (King Crimson, ELP) and Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep) at the ripe old age of 15/16 . To my mind, the best musicians the Stones *ever* had were also the “lookers”, ie; Brian and Mick Taylor. When MT left, the Stones lost that spark, (never mind melodic sound) and while I’ve heard their later material, I haven’t bothered with them since. Keith Richards actually criticised Mick’s playing, he only “wishes” he were as good! Curiously, it was Taylor who was the chosen musician on many of the Stones members’ solo efforts including Richards’ “Talk Is Cheap” album.
Thanks for sharing this. I actually can't remember if I ever saw them do this live.
Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed it !
gracias x compartir a semegante guitarrista .. inmenso mick....
I still consider Mick Taylor the best guitar player ever in The Rolling Stones. Sorry Keith & Ronnie.
Arne Emil Bredland I agree I love the early stuff but when Taylor was there the stones were great i wish he would have stayed I don't like Ron that much Taylor saved the stones
Hadn’t seen clips of MT with the Stones again in 2012-14. Mostly I had forgotten just how good they could be.
Watching them focus again on their true chops, with Mick T this time not the shy one, but one of the true leaders, inspiring esp Mick J but the whole band. Miss Bill too.
Too bad we don't have LIVE footage!!! Where is the bloody venue of this confounded audio being held???
Questioning reality here, I know I listened, it just seems so new.