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damn this guy is so underrated

During this era, the name of the band should have been Mick Taylor and The Rolling Stones. Superb guitar playing.

I expect in the Stones...Mick wasn't "allowed "....to do any of this..OR play/ record with anybody else..!!..The " support band " on the last Stones tour..couldn't stay at the same hotel...and were told never to speak or even have any eye-contact with the Stones...!!!!!

just one of the reasons why the stones are the stones and no one else will ever be

Brian started th BAND❤😊❤😊❤😊

Thank you. Hope you are still with us . 9 years ago. Hello from future. Awesome stuff. MT is on fire damn ! Thanks 🙏👍

I bought the album this was on. I was 14 and living in Hamburg, New York. I'm now 74 in 2024 and language and culture a long away from there. I lot has happened in those years... except the Stones and the Blues. RT sends, envía, Colonia Centro Histórico, Puebla, México..

Virtuoso !

Hank was really a jazz player, but the money was better in country and rock 'n roll

TRES Cool Le Blues des Stones

I reckon Hank played the steel part too .Almost sounds like a home recording where he did his own overdubs

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Love all of the Rolling Stones music from the 1960s era ! My favourite years and the Blues were a staple of the Stones favourites. Mainly USA blues. Love it all!! ❤🎸💫🌟🌟🌟🌟

This arrangement should have had Garland Guitar as the main focus with the flute and xylophone waaay in the background.

If this is july 21, 1972 I was there

thx Jagger and Richards for screwing up the best rock band and hiring the clown Woody

Those who know Mick Taylor only through the Stones might not know he plays like this. If only he kept more with this style. He was progressive.

Mick Taylor's instrumentals with John Mayalls Bluesbreakers are beyond belief.

What superb playing by Mick Taylor

Is he playing a Strat on this one? Doesn't sound like a Les Paul. Maybe it's an SG, with thinner sharper sound? What do you think?

Love this song SILL 50 years later👍

There will only be one Hank in my generation.

Master Garland was One of the Top Traditional Melodic Jazz Guitarists,at a Time when the Competition was Huge!

Tough song, played brutally. Thus its power...badass.

Madison square garden 72 was his best solo this song imo

Nothing compares to Johnny Winter's studio version...whoa!

I can't help but think that if Hank was driving a modern car with full seat belts at least and a dash board that wasn't like a bunch of knives he would have come out much better in that awful car crash that left him unable to play in the very early 60's he would have been the premier lead and jazz guitarist at least of the 1960's. Thank God for our modern cars!

This was the last time "all down the line " was played live for many years, it was dropped from set list after Houston show , Mick thought it sounded to much like another song....

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Mick Taylor's melodic perfection made them the greatest band when they needed to be...

One of the Greatest Ever. What a loss...

Love the guitar rift! 🎸🎼🎶🎵🎶

A Chuck Berry tune.

Mick Taylor years were the best.

Nobody could improvise those lines like Hank Garland!!

i lived on this boot in the 90's... and it was only twenty years before that The Stones were not only popular but THE BEST band with Mick Taylor on leads... I mean really...

Great song ,

Hank Garland TRIO, with 4 players haha Yeah, cymbals and vibes way too loud.

Is he using volume swells for the intro?

Love this great cover by the Stones… everything about it is just right. The early Stones recordings make wonderful listening, no matter how many hundreds of times I’ve heard them they never bore me!

Great solo for a 19 year old . Good Tone, i wonder what amp he's using here ?

with M Taylor was so much more beautiful , great show

I've read that Hank Garland wasn't satisfied with his "Velvet Guitar" album, but with each passing year, (IMHO) I believe more strongly that it is one of the classic works of American popular music.

Man, I would have loved to hear Taylor and Brian Jones play together with the Stones.

My fave country tune

Superb!!!

I’ve had this on cassette tape since ‘73! Don Kirshner Rock Concert broadcast SF Bay Area! Still got it!

I'd bet the mortgage that's Jagger on harp, not Brian. Different style altogether.

Peggy Lee did a beautiful version of this tune some years before... Now go and find it with google algorithm.

I am always amazed by Garland's playing. Country, jazz and pop which was almost easy listening. I'm sure since he was a Nashville cat that Chet Atkins would have wanted to produce some Easy Listening guitar based albums to compete with Tony Mottola. Too bad Garland's career was cut short with the car accident.