It’s been said a million times. I’ll add my vote. Mick Taylor’s playing with the Stones was unrepeatable and pure magic. Someone else already said it - Mr. Taylor became a member of a band that was right on the edge of true jaw-dropping greatness, and pushed them over to that level for six never-to-be-recaptured years.
@Bob Leton Clapton was in quality the fourth or fifth member of John Mayall, the number one the Great Peter Green of course, second Mick Taylor, third Buddy Whittington. With all due respect is my opinion. Greetings Bob. ✌️
I feel like his playing goes straight to the emotional parts of the brain. You **feel** his playing as much or more than you **hear** it - I can't exactly explain it. Also no doubt that the MT period was associated with some great compositions including this one - MT says that he wasn't given proper writing credit - we'll probably never know for sure there but between his playing and the great songs that he could improvise to - you get the quality like you hear here.
With the Bluesbreakers in '66-68 Mick was a pure bluesman and carried that band. With the Stones he got to play on some of the best blues rock songs ever written and he benefitted from the new dimension, and the Stones got back to their blues roots with Mick Taylor.
God bless Mick Taylor. Easily the best, most melodic and inventive guitar player of his generation. Absolutely incendiary. I put him in the same category as Miles Davis and Coltrane. And no, that is not a joke.
You I believe are correct. He was so good. He really was. Didn't he replace Eric Clapton ? I think he was involved with that band. And then u have the yardbirds. Wow. In this video as it shows pictures it shows Hendrix and Mick Taylor backstage somewhere. I remember Brian Jones and Hendrix were thinking about starting a band. I will say what an Era!! Nothing like it. The music the bands !! Thank God for recordings !!!!
A fantastic guitarist with a very personal "voice" and a unique melodic intuition. The Stones' albums with him are all beautiful, also, and above all, thanks to him
Mick Taylor's playing always moves me, it has this emotional vibe to it. Such a pure musician. When Taylor left the Stones, the magic was gone in my humble opinion.
Love The Stones always have, but I'll say this. having Mick Taylor in the band was the only thing that gave their claim to being the "Greatest rock and roll band in the world" and validity. Didn't stay around nearly long enough too bad for The Stones and too bad for those of us who appreciated his talents
He didn't stay because of how he was treated. Clapton begged him not to join the Stones and he did anyway. He carried the load musically when he was there,and got paid next to nothing. He lived the life, he just never saw any real serious money. He ate and drank and well. He got any woman he wanted. He was promised songwriting credits for songs like Sway,Moonlight Mile, Waiting on a Friend and others for which he was later told no. When he joined the Stones he was a very health conscious vegetarian. When he left he was a heroin addict. He is still owed millions of dollars by the Stones which he will never see. No way to treat someone.
@@jamesbowen8960 Oh really....??....who says all this....?...Taylor in a Mommie Dearest memoir....??....he is not owed millions of dollars....they paid him for his playing on Tops on Tattoo You....a mothball track they released with him doing leads....he was never promised song writing credits on these songs you mentioned....Richards did a lot more in studio with leads and over all guitar parts during the Taylor sessions than people realize....besides....they were his compositions....Taylor was a gun for hire lead player who got paid very well to put leads to their songs....a lot more than he ever made after he left....and by the way he left to form a great new super group with Jack Bruce.....a complete flop...the songs were horrible....he had one solo album in the mid 70's and one in 99.....neither did anything.....where is the body of work of incredible songwriting that he wasn't getting credit for.....??....without the Glimmer Twins he was sentenced to being on the Clapton wannabee circuit in small clubs....the Stones continued to thrive getting bigger and better with Woody....a much better fit for the band....the Stones are not a virtuoso band and don't need to be...and millions and millions of fans agree....worldwide....for decades.....and if Taylor started eating meat( a good thing) with the Stones and doing drugs than that's on him.....if he's owed any money than it should be for having to lay down bass lines in the studio because the child molester Bill Wyman ( another cry baby) didn't show up yet again to earn his keep....Wyman can cover that....these guys had the honor and priviledge of playing in the greatest rock and roll band of all time and they want to cry about it.....gimmeabreak.......
@Larry Noletti I am not aware of any book written by Taylor, but his song credits should have been Sway,Moonlight Mile, Time Waits For No One & others. He never got paid like you claim either. Mick & Keith did the same thing with Bobby Keys also. They never paid him but he got to live the life so he stuck around. Jagger and Richards are notorious for being cheap and stingy. This "World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band has been a bunch of baloney for years now.They've become the one thing Jagger swore they never would in the 70s. They've become their own tribute band. To me the Stones will always be Brian's band. He named the group. He got the gigs. He enlisted each member. He hired Mick and Keith. He taught Jagger to play harmonica and taught Richards to play guitar as Keith knew exactly 3 chords when he was asked to join. Therefore he literally sat at Brian's feet and learned to play riffs and chord progressions. Now Brian wasn't perfect by any stretch and Charlie said though he got better with time, Brian wasn't a very nice person.However he still should have been treated better. The Stones need to hang it up, they're becoming caricatures of them selves. Mick said back in '76 that he won't be out there when he's 45 yrs old singing "Satisfaction ". Uhhhh no Mick. You'll be 75! LMAO!
his music , his improvisation is like a kalaidoscope, full of new shapes, feelings, sensations and colours that never repeat...a wizzard with a guitar in his hand!
I agree with what everyone is saying about Mick Taylor. Best Stones player ever. I miss him in the band. But... do you think their producer Jimmy Miller is to been given a lot of credit for the amazing performances by Mick Taylor? I think so. No sloppy playing at all on any of the Stones records. Tight guitar solos on the Stones records - every note is brilliant. Thanks Jimmy Miller... for getting the best out of Mick Taylor.
The Jimmy Miller produced Stones albums were the best ever. With Taylor on guitar, sublime too. The Stones still move me at 67 & still love playing live. RIP, dear Charlie.❤️
Just beautiful...After a minute had to pause this and pick up my guitar.... couple of minutes later had to pause again and pour me a drink.. :) Words can't describe how his playing makes me feel. Fortunate to have seen him solo a while back. Cheers to all and to @kleermaker1000 for sharing.
@@darinhumbert2944Because Ronnie was in the Jeff Beck band and the Faces before the Stones. The Faces were one of the highest grossing touring acts of the early 70s after the Stones. Ronnie was already rich and famous BEFORE he joined the Stones and also had solo albums he made money from as well as his art that fetches a lot of money. What has mick Taylor done before and after the Stones? If he'd have stuck with the band then he'd be a very rich man today
What makes a guitarist great? I think its more then just being technically proficent. The songs about a long cold lonely winter and Taylor's solo is just that. It's cold its desolate it's lonely and it's f***ing beautiful. 100's of guitarists could have hit the notes but only MT could have made it feel the way it was supposed to feel and for me thats what makes him great. Glad so many of you guys feel the same way
mick the man, IMO he was very under rated by far the best guitar the stones ever had, he has his own sound and every note is perfect, carlas voice is sweet, love the stones, mick and keith wrote the best tunes of my generation
Love seeing all the comments on here. He deserves so much credit. Love the song winter. As usual leas guitar with awesome sound.Wow. Huge contribution to Stones. Just thinking of the guitar on the song All Down the Line. I could listen to his playing all day.
I like Ronnie Wood's contribution to the Stones music, but Mick Taylor's departure in the 70-ies (whatever Keith Richards writes and says about it) was and still is a huge loss for the band. When I saw him play live with them in December last year (I saw it on youtube), my concern was only confirmed. The man is great, hats off!
Incomparable el estilo de Mick Taylor, como en todas sus interpretaciones, inconfundible, me rindo a su técnica, buenísimo, lo escucho una y otra vez y no me canso.
Thanks a lot for postening this video ! It´s just great !! Like Mick is playing the guitar touches the soul , the heart !! It ´s a reasong for beeing tomorrow .
+Roger Clayton This is just magical. In hindsight, had he stayed,he would have taken the Stones on a magical journey that would have probably created even better than Sticky Fingers. Mick Taylor had to be left to his own devices, as more often than not, he was taking them on his journey...
Yeah Ronnie is pretty good for sure. It’s no accident while Mick was with the Stones. He was part when the Stones truly peeked. And for that I’m at peace 💜
The stones had a tremendous impact in the quality of their music after mick Taylor left. The best years were with mick (charlie watts also thought that)
I couldn't agree with you more. You could also add Nicky Hopkins to those two. Nicky was also unsung hero to the Stones and they treated him like shit.
This is great! However this is a LIVE recording. I have the CD Too Hot For Snakes which includes the studio version. The studio version is 11:27 and it's nice. This version is longer and it's GREAT!
So melodic and toe tapping more than any guitarist I ever heard. And yeah he can play the blues. My goat. Unfortunately he never went far as a songwriter.
Tanks Mick yours guitar solos have Airways à leasing Wen Woods stop..your music is made for To love and give happiness ...heaven isi beatiful with your music
..Mick Taylor can he play that bitching guitar or what This man makes that guitar sound very beautiful it's so sad he is so not received as a great guitar player no other guitar god can get his sound .period
Pô vc mexeu comigo. Não consigo deixar de ouvir esse solo. Já gastei uma grana de internet móvel. Moro na região metropolitana de Curitiba e faço 2 hrs por dia no trajeto pro serviço. São duas hrs desse solo por dia. Mas me faz um bem que vc não acredita, chego sereno pra trabalhar. Obrigado cara
This song has disappeared from itunes and spotify! It previously was available there on a carla olsen double album that included the live record... but it is now gone! WTF!
I once had a conversation with Chris Robinson of the Black Crowes in a bar... and we got to talking about Mick Taylor... and he said Taylor’s playing on this was his idea of perfect guitar playing... and he was, of course, correct.
It’s been said a million times. I’ll add my vote. Mick Taylor’s playing with the Stones was unrepeatable and pure magic. Someone else already said it - Mr. Taylor became a member of a band that was right on the edge of true jaw-dropping greatness, and pushed them over to that level for six never-to-be-recaptured years.
TOTALLY AGREE
Just as good if not better than. Clapton
@Bob Leton Clapton was in quality the fourth or fifth member of John Mayall, the number one the Great Peter Green of course, second Mick Taylor, third Buddy Whittington. With all due respect is my opinion. Greetings Bob. ✌️
@Bob Leton Greetings Bob ✌️
I feel like his playing goes straight to the emotional parts of the brain. You **feel** his playing as much or more than you **hear** it - I can't exactly explain it. Also no doubt that the MT period was associated with some great compositions including this one - MT says that he wasn't given proper writing credit - we'll probably never know for sure there but between his playing and the great songs that he could improvise to - you get the quality like you hear here.
How does this masterpiece have so few views, Stones or Olson's ?! How can we forget the greatness of Mick Taylor ?!
The Rolling Stones are terrific, no doubt about it. But Mick Taylor gave them another dimension.
Maybe it's the Stones who gives another dimension to Taylor ?????
With the Bluesbreakers in '66-68 Mick was a pure bluesman and carried that band. With the Stones he got to play on some of the best blues rock songs ever written and he benefitted from the new dimension, and the Stones got back to their blues roots with Mick Taylor.
God bless Mick Taylor. Easily the best, most melodic and inventive guitar player of his generation. Absolutely incendiary. I put him in the same category as Miles Davis and Coltrane. And no, that is not a joke.
Agreed! And I'm a Miles and Coltrane fan!
Yes got that right Mick Taylor is the man
AMEN TO THIS
You I believe are correct. He was so good. He really was. Didn't he replace Eric Clapton ? I think he was involved with that band. And then u have the yardbirds. Wow. In this video as it shows pictures it shows Hendrix and Mick Taylor backstage somewhere. I remember Brian Jones and Hendrix were thinking about starting a band. I will say what an Era!! Nothing like it. The music the bands !! Thank God for recordings !!!!
A fantastic guitarist with a very personal "voice" and a unique melodic intuition. The Stones' albums with him are all beautiful, also, and above all, thanks to him
Mick Taylor's playing always moves me, it has this emotional vibe to it. Such a pure musician. When Taylor left the Stones, the magic was gone in my humble opinion.
The group never got back to greatest. Some Girls was good. Thats when they let Ronnie play. Then it was all choreographed
I stopped buying Stones albums when Mick left. Not close to being as great without him.
Beautiful!!!!!! Makes me miss the old stones!!! Moon light mile!!!!
Omg thank you!
A guitar legend. His vibrato is so tasty and pure. The Stones best years were with him.
Mick was on his A game when he played with Carla....Wow ! some very sweet notes he hit on this one. Very clean and on point too.
Love The Stones always have, but I'll say this. having Mick Taylor in the band was the only thing that gave their claim to being the "Greatest rock and roll band in the world" and validity. Didn't stay around nearly long enough too bad for The Stones and too bad for those of us who appreciated his talents
Stones are ok without MT. But only OK.
He didn't stay because of how he was treated. Clapton begged him not to join the Stones and he did anyway. He carried the load musically when he was there,and got paid next to nothing. He lived the life, he just never saw any real serious money. He ate and drank and well. He got any woman he wanted. He was promised songwriting credits for songs like Sway,Moonlight Mile, Waiting on a Friend and others for which he was later told no. When he joined the Stones he was a very health conscious vegetarian. When he left he was a heroin addict. He is still owed millions of dollars by the Stones which he will never see. No way to treat someone.
HE said if he'd stayed he'd be dead....
@@jamesbowen8960 Oh really....??....who says all this....?...Taylor in a Mommie Dearest memoir....??....he is not owed millions of dollars....they paid him for his playing on Tops on Tattoo You....a mothball track they released with him doing leads....he was never promised song writing credits on these songs you mentioned....Richards did a lot more in studio with leads and over all guitar parts during the Taylor sessions than people realize....besides....they were his compositions....Taylor was a gun for hire lead player who got paid very well to put leads to their songs....a lot more than he ever made after he left....and by the way he left to form a great new super group with Jack Bruce.....a complete flop...the songs were horrible....he had one solo album in the mid 70's and one in 99.....neither did anything.....where is the body of work of incredible songwriting that he wasn't getting credit for.....??....without the Glimmer Twins he was sentenced to being on the Clapton wannabee circuit in small clubs....the Stones continued to thrive getting bigger and better with Woody....a much better fit for the band....the Stones are not a virtuoso band and don't need to be...and millions and millions of fans agree....worldwide....for decades.....and if Taylor started eating meat( a good thing) with the Stones and doing drugs than that's on him.....if he's owed any money than it should be for having to lay down bass lines in the studio because the child molester Bill Wyman ( another cry baby) didn't show up yet again to earn his keep....Wyman can cover that....these guys had the honor and priviledge of playing in the greatest rock and roll band of all time and they want to cry about it.....gimmeabreak.......
@Larry Noletti I am not aware of any book written by Taylor, but his song credits should have been Sway,Moonlight Mile, Time Waits For No One & others. He never got paid like you claim either. Mick & Keith did the same thing with Bobby Keys also. They never paid him but he got to live the life so he stuck around. Jagger and Richards are notorious for being cheap and stingy. This "World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band has been a bunch of baloney for years now.They've become the one thing Jagger swore they never would in the 70s. They've become their own tribute band. To me the Stones will always be Brian's band. He named the group. He got the gigs. He enlisted each member. He hired Mick and Keith. He taught Jagger to play harmonica and taught Richards to play guitar as Keith knew exactly 3 chords when he was asked to join. Therefore he literally sat at Brian's feet and learned to play riffs and chord progressions. Now Brian wasn't perfect by any stretch and Charlie said though he got better with time, Brian wasn't a very nice person.However he still should have been treated better. The Stones need to hang it up, they're becoming caricatures of them selves. Mick said back in '76 that he won't be out there when he's 45 yrs old singing "Satisfaction ". Uhhhh no Mick. You'll be 75! LMAO!
his music , his improvisation is like a kalaidoscope, full of new shapes, feelings, sensations and colours that never repeat...a wizzard with a guitar in his hand!
That's Mick Taylor in a nutshell!
Always a musician and blues advocate foremost , never a rock star guitarist. Thank you sir !
When I felt alone (after a breakup) during a cold northern Europe winter, Mick's guitar prowess carried me through.
me too man, MT guitar hero.
Very romantic and dreamy guitar playing. Simply wonderful!
The CORE of my Rolling Stones left with Mick Taylor and Bill Wyman. And now Charlie Watts left, forever.
How could any Stones pass the opportunity to listen to this over and over 💜
I agree with what everyone is saying about Mick Taylor. Best Stones player ever. I miss him in the band. But... do you think their producer Jimmy Miller is to been given a lot of credit for the amazing performances by Mick Taylor? I think so. No sloppy playing at all on any of the Stones records. Tight guitar solos on the Stones records - every note is brilliant. Thanks Jimmy Miller... for getting the best out of Mick Taylor.
Stones haven't made anything worth while since he left
So true Miller is overlooked as a producer he was such big influence on the bands sound
The Jimmy Miller produced Stones albums were the best ever. With Taylor on guitar, sublime too. The Stones still move me at 67 & still love playing live. RIP, dear Charlie.❤️
Amen, brother...
The most talented muscian on the planet. Thank you Tailor for your videos
how brilliant is this ? Mick Taylor was prob one of worlds greatest....ever.
the best guitarmen of the world and thanks kleermaker!
Beautiful guitar playing, just sublime. It’s good to listen to him.
Just beautiful...After a minute had to pause this and pick up my guitar.... couple of minutes later had to pause again and pour me a drink.. :)
Words can't describe how his playing makes me feel. Fortunate to have seen him solo a while back.
Cheers to all and to @kleermaker1000 for sharing.
Happy Birthday Mick Taylor - winter is melodic wonderment
He is just amazing. His melodic solos really complemented the stones well.
Wonderful version. Never heard this before.
Love and send it to your safe keeping! Because it’s worth saving
Beautiful melody and Mick and Carla and a good combination.
M.T. the best Stones' guitar, evah...
@hassledguy
I'm doing the best I can, hassled. Good to know people still appreciate Taylor & The Stones so much.
This is sooo shocking good!!!! Best Stones guitarist ever!!!
Love mick ❤️ Carla together also me.....the best...
best guitarist ever not just the best stones guitarist
FANTASTIC.
give me the chills
One of the finest moment in the history of rock'n roll: 4:05 to 12:13
yes !
If woods is enough to be a multimillionaire
Why is it that Taylor lives in squaler?
Things that make you go hmmmmmm?
Both can save lives, even Satan lies about people who sell their souls for money and stardom likr Oprah lol
Tout à fait d'accord avec vous.
@@darinhumbert2944Because Ronnie was in the Jeff Beck band and the Faces before the Stones. The Faces were one of the highest grossing touring acts of the early 70s after the Stones.
Ronnie was already rich and famous BEFORE he joined the Stones and also had solo albums he made money from as well as his art that fetches a lot of money. What has mick Taylor done before and after the Stones? If he'd have stuck with the band then he'd be a very rich man today
Awesome guitar player Taylor
Thank you very , very much for postening this music !!!
Mick´s kind of playing the guitar touches the soul .
To listen that is like being in heaven !
What makes a guitarist great? I think its more then just being technically proficent. The songs about a long cold lonely winter and Taylor's solo is just that. It's cold its desolate it's lonely and it's f***ing beautiful. 100's of guitarists could have hit the notes but only MT could have made it feel the way it was supposed to feel and for me thats what makes him great. Glad so many of you guys feel the same way
Well said.
I had the privilege of him seeing him play when I was quite young. Still love this guy’s playing.
Such an astonishingly fine piece of music.........really beautiful.
it is over, we have got 6 years for eternity.... this is just nice smooth air...
mick the man, IMO he was very under rated by far the best guitar the stones ever had, he has his own sound and every note is perfect, carlas voice is sweet, love the stones, mick and keith wrote the best tunes of my generation
Love seeing all the comments on here. He deserves so much credit. Love the song winter. As usual leas guitar with awesome sound.Wow. Huge contribution to Stones. Just thinking of the guitar on the song All Down the Line. I could listen to his playing all day.
Incredible.
Mick Taylor and Buddy Guy are among my favorite guitarist.
I like Ronnie Wood's contribution to the Stones music, but Mick Taylor's departure in the 70-ies (whatever Keith Richards writes and says about it) was and still is a huge loss for the band. When I saw him play live with them in December last year (I saw it on youtube), my concern was only confirmed. The man is great, hats off!
Wonderful guitar playing Mr. Taylor and beautiful singing Ms. Olson but let us not forget who wrote this lovely song. Thanks to you all.
@@Kleermaker1000 Huge Keith fan, but he was a miserable poacher of other peoples' works (Re: Ron Wood- It's Only Rock and Roll)).
Wrote by Jagger/Taylor.
what a beautiful sound from the 59 les paul sunburst
top 3 Stones' songs along with Time waits for no one and Can't you hear me knockin'
I would propose Sway as one of the best, too.
... you can definitely add “winter” to that list in my opinion
Moonlight Mile....
May I say you have taste and perspective ? You sure do.
Mick Taylor = No Compromise
Amazing.
Incomparable el estilo de Mick Taylor, como en todas sus interpretaciones, inconfundible, me rindo a su técnica, buenísimo, lo escucho una y otra vez y no me canso.
Damn that man can play.
this version always takes me away
mick taylor is awesome !
the 5 GOATS in no order ... Jimi, Clapton, Gilmour, Page and Mick (ehh ... Carlos let's make it 6 .. ok?)
Thanks a lot for postening this video !
It´s just great !!
Like Mick is playing the guitar touches the soul , the heart !!
It ´s a reasong for beeing tomorrow .
MT's doodling is pure ear candy
Possibly best Taylor solo. Stones were cutting edge with him and with Ronnie they settle for comfortable
+Roger Clayton This is just magical. In hindsight, had he stayed,he would have taken the Stones on a magical journey that would have probably created even better than Sticky Fingers. Mick Taylor had to be left to his own devices, as more often than not, he was taking them on his journey...
Yeah Ronnie is pretty good for sure. It’s no accident while Mick was with the Stones. He was part when the Stones truly peeked. And for that I’m at peace 💜
That is an understatement ..Nicer places is not easily found but Mick can bring you there...some where in the 60s. Dave
Wow! I just don’t know what to say. My jaw hit the floor.
Some of the best chops in rock and roll. MT gave the Stones a feel they've never been able to re-capture, not even close
Fantastic solo !
Taylor's feel-so beautiful!
Thanks for posting, Kleermaker. Great find! Taylor rules ...
Went to 4 stones concerts w/ MT. 1969, 1972 double header and 1973. Nicaragua charity concert. Very lLuckey
Just saw MIck in Ladies and Gentlemen last night for the first time in 28 years. Thanks for this...wish you would post more often.
The stones had a tremendous impact in the quality of their music after mick Taylor left. The best years were with mick (charlie watts also thought that)
My three favorite guitarists would be Jeff Beck, Buddy Guy & Mick Taylor. Not always in that order. It depends on the day. lol.
I couldn't agree with you more. You could also add Nicky Hopkins to those two. Nicky was also unsung hero to the Stones and they treated him like shit.
Love Nicky. His work on monkey man is brilliant. Is this him playing with this band?
@@bjones8470 No, it's not Nicky, the pianist is playing his fills though.
@@madshadows830 yeah he did a really great job capturing his sound and magic
Wow
Damn he's got some great tone!
This is great! However this is a LIVE recording. I have the CD Too Hot For Snakes which includes the studio version. The studio version is 11:27 and it's nice. This version is longer and it's GREAT!
Is it just me or does Carla Olsen sound like Chrissy Hynde? Or should I say Chrissy Hynde sounds like Carla? And Mick, what can I say, just brilliant.
From the first time I heard her with the Textones, I thought so too.
She does sound a bit like Chrissy Hynde - thought that right away on this song !
She does sound a bit like Chrissie. That would have been a match made it heaven.
Mick Taylor's sound,right from the 💖👍😆
It doesn't get better than this
Mick Taylor and Jimmy Miller...the two missing pieces of the complete Stones package
And Ian Stewart.
Never forget Nicky Hopkins
WOW!!!
Grande chitarrista e grande canzone.
Not just a great guitar player; he also had a soulful and sweet voice and was a total babe!💖💖💖
Man his guitar is just crying , powerful stuff , love the Stones but they're a different band without this guy.
Einfach genial.🤩😎
A class act
SO TOTALLY AGREE MATE ! MT PLAYS BEAUTIFUL MELODIC BLUES -WHETHER PART OF ANOTHER GROUP OR STAND ALONE ARTIST
Thank God for Mick T, sweet touch on the Les Paul!!!!!
Carla sings and Taylor plays the solo guitar. Without any doubt.
...¡¡¡ Qué bonito...!!! Happy new 2020 tHe New Crazy Years !!!!
@coatesy29 de acuerdo!!!!!
Mick Taylor came up with the riff in Tumbling Dice because Richards couldn't. One of many instances where Taylor showed him up
tHIS IS FUCKIN DOPE WHERE HAS THIS BEEN BEST VERSION I HEARD
pretty, talented guy
Pretty talented? A genius! :)
So melodic and toe tapping more than any guitarist I ever heard. And yeah he can play the blues. My goat.
Unfortunately he never went far as a songwriter.
Tanks Mick yours guitar solos have Airways à leasing Wen Woods stop..your music is made for To love and give happiness ...heaven isi beatiful with your music
Nice work
Quando penso no céu imagino um eterno solo como esse de Mick.
Esperemos que encontramos Mick lá, tocando o seu guitarra, quando o nosso tempo tiver vindo!
..Mick Taylor can he play that bitching guitar or what This man makes that guitar sound very beautiful it's so sad he is so not received as a great guitar player no other guitar god can get his sound .period
ALL the stones were, are Great. Don't belittle any. Especially Brian, all haters lay by your dish.
Mick Taylor’s playing must have moved a lot of Gibson Les Paul units
Pô vc mexeu comigo. Não consigo deixar de ouvir esse solo. Já gastei uma grana de internet móvel. Moro na região metropolitana de Curitiba e faço 2 hrs por dia no trajeto pro serviço. São duas hrs desse solo por dia. Mas me faz um bem que vc não acredita, chego sereno pra trabalhar. Obrigado cara
Mick Taylor traz tantas lindas coisas à gente. Acho que ele não sabe bem que tem tanta influência em nós.
Há dois anos qu
Há dois anos que eu ouço esta música ao menos uma vez por dia, um dos melhores arranjos do Mick Taylor, muito linda.
@timkluc
Mick Taylor is currently living in Holland and not in any kind of poverty. That's what I can tell you.
kleermaker1000 great ! Taylor is my god ! I have uploaded on iTunes, it seems exactly he same solo isn’t it ?
Thank goodness
This is a great channel you made
Jimi thaught Mick those hammer-ons and pull-offs really well
This song has disappeared from itunes and spotify! It previously was available there on a carla olsen double album that included the live record... but it is now gone! WTF!
I once had a conversation with Chris Robinson of the Black Crowes in a bar... and we got to talking about Mick Taylor... and he said Taylor’s playing on this was his idea of perfect guitar playing... and he was, of course, correct.
Brilliant, have the stones ever played it live, ive never heard them play it live
I heard it from the Stones once ,but possibly even jagger and Richards are embarrassed that they weren't the ones who wrote it