Absolutely not. Taylor's magic is still there, despite all the years of wear and tear. His phrasing from the 7:37 mark onward is unbelievable in every sense of the word. A ferocious tension and control with the faintest impression of being played at a faster speed, the bends that keep perambulating upwards and form a tapestry above you like smoke, and that beautiful vibrato tinged with melancholy ... What an inimitable touch. It holds time captive.
Possibly Dylan's greatest song. The whole history of the American South in five verses, without a wasted word or phrase. Genius.
The most soulful Stones member of all times.
Hearing this song for the first time. It just put me in a wonderful place 🙏✌️
Love Mick Taylor's slide playing here, of course. Great tone and feel. Mick's singing is really good here, too. Great performance.
Simply brilliant. What a master guitarist. V.
just love this dylan classic ,, great rendition from mick ,, first class , brillant ::))
Mick Taylor: A Genius with his Gibson Les Paul! Thanks to have uploaded this fantantic vídeo! It is a Masterclass for all guitar lovers!
My favour song Mick's --/peerless and supernal !!!!!
Written by Bob Dylan.
Wow was cool how they incorporated All Along The Watchtower in at the end!
Mick Taylor was allvays great . One off the absolute greatest bluesgiutarists, exceptionaly before and after Stones.
Fantastico!!!!
prefer the New Morning dvd version in Tokyo but this is solid interpretation too you know it's him even from another room! 🎸
Superb cover of Bob Dylan's masterpiece.
Two Dylan songs in one!
Perfecto!!!
It is from a German TV Show, but never mind
Wunderbar.😊
Does it get any better than this.?
Absolutely not. Taylor's magic is still there, despite all the years of wear and tear. His phrasing from the 7:37 mark onward is unbelievable in every sense of the word. A ferocious tension and control with the faintest impression of being played at a faster speed, the bends that keep perambulating upwards and form a tapestry above you like smoke, and that beautiful vibrato tinged with melancholy ... What an inimitable touch. It holds time captive.
Nah! Nobody can sing Blind Willie McTell like Bob Dylan. Best to steer clear, Mick
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Eargasmick
The best guitarist the Stones EVER had!
One missed line, fudged at the start of the second verse;
"I can see them plantations burning"...
Who is the bass player?
Mick Taylor - vocals, guitar. Denny Newman - guitar, backing vocals. Michael Bailey - bass, backing vocals. Max Middleton - piano. Jeff Allen - drums ...
krillerock54 Thanks!
Check the infidel outtake just released 2 days ago of Mick and Dylan
What a limp cover of Bob's great song.......you need to think again about your presentation of this song