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Id lli to see Mick play one dau

Beautiful in the rawness therein. Great guitar play and tone as well. Solid rhythm.

Love it

The blues with that 4*4 very interesting to see Ronnie and Taylor together. Zero animosity between them. Ron is a class act because he seeks out Mick Taylor to play with.

Very interesting.

Nona Hendrix!

Waddy plays this beautiful

By far the best cover I've seen of this song, the guitarist even looks like Keith hahaha

Great!

Nice.

So good that night!

🎆🎼🎹

Woooow como le lanzan dineroooooo hajaj súper

Beautiful

Fantastic

Terrific. Gives his band space. A mster.

Written by Keith, PLAYED BY MICK.

4:39 omg

whats up the lyrics ? there are none in the original at that point in the song

Bueno....Mick Taylor es genial en la guitarra....

Awesome

That was terrible. Lot of miles on that old hide.

I was there.

where's rod on this one??

need rod on this one.

What is his guitar tuned to???

*Great Gig, Sublime performance-Happy 66th Birthday, Mick Taylor!*

great show Bernard sang Ronnie did his thing !!!! finally got to meet those two..

MT's solo on the studio version of Sway is one of the best solo's ever recorded, clocking in at 1:10. It made that tune the classic that it is and the Stones haven't been the same since he left. This live version shows that MT is not the same guitarist he once was, his fingers have fattened up and look like meat hooks.

Super!..

It's the feel Taylor plays with which makes him unique and amazingly good.

I think he loses time several times . . . the song is speeding up I think

Big Boss Man actually. Not Baby What You Want Me To Do.

I saw this concert in Cincinnati. This was the highlight of the concert

I Gotta Go...............

And of course, thank you so much for the upload

Jimmy Reed's longtime 2nd guitar Eddie Taylor used to play this. It's on you tube. I missed seeing Jimmy, but I got to know Eddie when he played clubs around Chicago. He died on Christmas Day 1985. He was a great guy and one of the best rhythm guitar players to ever pick up the axe. He was a blues legend. His son Eddie Taylor Jr. carries the music on and has Eddie's guitar. He would've made a nice guest star for this show. He knows the licks as well as anyone.

Lucky gal. I bet you had a great time. thanks, Ellen

awesome video ellen great sound too looks like you were right up there with the boys getting knocked over by waiters waitresses serving trays of chicken wings and the like

Dude, Black Sabbath invented metal, they are awesome, old, and still rocking. Metallica is shit now, sure, their first albums were great, but after that... BS kicks Metallica's ass

Please get him back permanantly! So much better music.

From what I read and what someone mentioned on here, Mick Taylor quit because he was getting more and more into drugs. I read that when he joined the Stones he was a non-smoking vegetarian but by the time he quit he not only was he smoking but he had a hole in his nose from snorting so much cocaine.

That sounds like Brian.

Beautiful

Personally ...ive always loved his work

I read somewhere (maybe it was keiths book circa the 80's?) he wasn't cutting it in the studio if he showed up at all and that live performances weren't possible to wasted. True? Don't know..... Got any personal knowledge?

He wasn't fired, he quit.

Bernard is one of the most important treasure of humankind... okay this is only my point of view (hearing from my heart) but I know I'm not the only one...you dig me Ellen !

Great performance by Bruce and their band!

Listen´ to the end! they´re taking the song home so fine! Great!