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  • @pauluspetrus218
    @pauluspetrus218 2 года назад +623

    "best version" That is the truth. Since 1969 my favorit song of the 'Stones. (but don`t ignore Perth 1973, Brüssel , Bremen 98) ;-)

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  2 года назад +33

      Aye, Brussels is my no. 2, with London 73 a close 3rd. I'll check out Bremen. Stones usually play hot in Germany 😁

    • @donhanlon7121
      @donhanlon7121 2 года назад +29

      Bremen from what year, '73? What if all these brilliant live versions could be remastered with today's technology ( same as LA Friday, vast improvement on that one). In the early 70's the Stones were young/ were on fire/and had the great Mick Taylor on board, also these songs were relatively new like fresh out of the oven and not suffering from being overplayed like today, my biggest Stones regret was not seeing them on the 9th Sept '73 I had just arrived in London with no lodgings and very little money two days previous had to wait till '76 ( 3 nights in a row Earl's Court and then Knebworth but alas Mick Taylor was gone😳, met him in his dressing room after his Dublin gig 2001 and got all his bands autographs🎸🕺👍

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  2 года назад +7

      +Don Hanlon cool

    • @eparg8059
      @eparg8059 Год назад +21

      And 1969 Altamont.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +14

      @@eparg8059 Good call. That is a hugely underrated one. I heard it on a half decent bootleg and thought "Wow!"

  • @ronaldstokes4841
    @ronaldstokes4841 Год назад +94

    I was a rookie cop in Philly and assigned a traffic post for this concert. I thought the traffic signal was doin' a pretty good job, so I decided to use that uniform the way we were taught in those days... walked in thru the Spectrum doors with a few nods and saw the whole concert.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +7

      Haha. Somebody tell Keith. Not all cops were trying to cuff him in the 70s 😀

    • @ronaldstokes4841
      @ronaldstokes4841 Год назад +7

      What? ...and ruin a great concert? I was in the Army during Woodstock, I wasn't gonna miss the Stones! @@ROLLOGUITAR

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +3

      @@ronaldstokes4841 😂 yeah!

    • @premierfuncasino
      @premierfuncasino 3 месяца назад +1

      Fair play

    • @billyshane3804
      @billyshane3804 2 месяца назад +1

      Did you get "dosed" with acid by a man who handed you a complimentary can of coca cola??

  • @ryanarch9934
    @ryanarch9934 11 месяцев назад +350

    Mick Taylor at his finest. Absolutely incredible guitar player.

    • @neverforget6523
      @neverforget6523 10 месяцев назад +5

      Why could'nt Mick Taylor join the Stones after 50 years again and complete Mick, Keith and Ronnie on their probably last tours?

    • @markdignam3525
      @markdignam3525 5 месяцев назад +9

      Absolutely.
      I somehow never felt the same about the Stones after he left.
      the Taylor years were the best.

    • @ryanarch9934
      @ryanarch9934 5 месяцев назад +2

      To my knowledge Mick Taylor became reclusive after his departure from the stones. I'm not entirely sure if this is accurate. I know he performed a couple of shows in recent years with the stones. I guess we don't know the reason why an individual does the things they do. Nobody ever truly knows.

    • @amd5617
      @amd5617 5 месяцев назад +6

      @@markdignam3525 I've always felt the same. His brilliant playing on Time Waits For No One is hauntingly sad for me.

    • @ryanarch9934
      @ryanarch9934 4 месяца назад +8

      Mick Taylor on lead guitar his solos are just next level. Ronnie is great in his own right. The Stones peaked from 69 to 74. Mick Taylor could blow the roof off with his playing. The whole band was incredible Bill Wyman on bass Mick Jagger vocals Keith Richards the riff master and Charlie Watts on drums RIP. Legendary group. Sadly they will be gone forever There music will live on though.

  • @ianaldridge4778
    @ianaldridge4778 Год назад +528

    True stones fans will agree that taylor took the stones to another level and reach their zenith.He never got the credit he truly deserved.

    • @thomasgoodisson8877
      @thomasgoodisson8877 Год назад +12

      Absolutely right my friend.

    • @jameskiehm546
      @jameskiehm546 11 месяцев назад +8

      After he left the Stones they needed a Mary Clayton type to replace the unbelievable Taylor guitar work on Gimme Shelter.

    • @williamwalton583
      @williamwalton583 11 месяцев назад +15

      Oh yes he did! We're getting old now but many millions of us would remember those immortal albums

    • @williamwalton583
      @williamwalton583 11 месяцев назад +5

      Do you mean Merry Clayton the vocalist?

    • @ryanarch9934
      @ryanarch9934 11 месяцев назад +5

      @@williamwalton583 Marry Clayton added a phenomenal contribution to the studio track. Unfortunately she didn't get her credit either

  • @deepsix1827
    @deepsix1827 Год назад +333

    Mick Taylor is the best guitarist the Stones ever had. Just blistering guitar work here.

  • @tattyshoesshigure5731
    @tattyshoesshigure5731 Год назад +461

    Mick Taylor lifted the Stones to a whole new level… he is on fire here, absolutely superb playing!

    • @drizztdurden9045
      @drizztdurden9045 Год назад +10

      Yeah Mick Taylor is like a mad dog lol On Fire yes :)

    • @Acujeremy
      @Acujeremy Год назад

      Who is doing the solo?

    • @sandymanmuuray
      @sandymanmuuray Год назад +1

      Sadly got a clown as a replacement. Put me right off the Stones when a sub standard loon was introduced as the new guitarist. Ron Wood. No thanks,but the years from the beginning with Brian to M. T's end were the absolute bollocks for me.

    • @stuartwiner7920
      @stuartwiner7920 Год назад +7

      @@Acujeremy That's Mick F***ng Taylor - the young guy. He quit the band in 74 and they replaced him with Ron Wood, who is a great guitarist but never in the same league as Mick.

    • @keithhinchcliffe5629
      @keithhinchcliffe5629 Год назад +3

      Yep, and pissing off Mr. Richards the entire way ...

  • @theHAL9000
    @theHAL9000 Год назад +765

    Those Mick Taylor years were at a whole different level.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +12

      Couldn't agree more. Thank you for your comment.

    • @keithcassidy6461
      @keithcassidy6461 Год назад +22

      @@ROLLOGUITAR "Time Waits For No One". This was Taylor at his finest.Two hundred years from now musicians will still study his music.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +6

      @@keithcassidy6461 Cream rises to the top.

    • @bobblaszczak7972
      @bobblaszczak7972 Год назад +5

      Absolutely

    • @dirtydawg448
      @dirtydawg448 Год назад +19

      They were but don’t forget that Taylor’s time with the Stones coincided with a time when Mick and Keith were at the height of their writing powers

  • @jackjohnston2830
    @jackjohnston2830 Год назад +78

    Take it from this 78 year old, this version rocks.

    • @gs8459
      @gs8459 7 месяцев назад +1

      Je te crois 🕯🕉🕯🙏🙏🙏

    • @robertivers4200
      @robertivers4200 6 месяцев назад

      I'm 76😂😊❤🎉

    • @kcender3771
      @kcender3771 2 месяца назад +1

      72 now and you are correct my friend, no comparison .

    • @markwerner2889
      @markwerner2889 18 дней назад +1

      Ya never heard Keith tear it up like this, but I ain’t a die hard fan😊

    • @greggstrasser5791
      @greggstrasser5791 9 дней назад

      @@markwerner2889 56 going on 23 here. Not a fan at all, but I've had guys tell me you the stidioo shit is OK, but you have to see them live. One buddy went to a concert and woouldn't STFU about how he wanted to go see them again & how I should go. Then he was disapointed cuz he got a Greatest Hits (pre-internet when you actuqally had to PAY for music you probably won't like) & wasn't impressed.
      Tthe newer stuff is OK. The studio version is OK. THIS VERSION ROCKS.
      What was the deal with putting the female vocals in there?

  • @toreckman8899
    @toreckman8899 Год назад +506

    The discernible difference when Mick Taylor is playing with the Stones is unbelievable

    • @paulpasquale2212
      @paulpasquale2212 Год назад +17

      Yes, they were a much more polished act all around.

    • @tomrogerlilleby2890
      @tomrogerlilleby2890 Год назад +11

      But they played this version a bit to fast. The tempo on the album is way more enjoyable to listen to.

    • @raincitygrill
      @raincitygrill Год назад +15

      And that is why Keith Richards couldn't stand him. Love Keith, but that's the truth.

    • @toreckman8899
      @toreckman8899 Год назад +2

      @@raincitygrill you my friend are SPOT ON. Cheers.

    • @mikideebank3592
      @mikideebank3592 Год назад +2

      Yes it’s true. You can hear Keith’s rhythm really going for it. Spot on👍✨

  • @Fernando-f3n2k
    @Fernando-f3n2k Год назад +130

    Mick Taylor: The only man who set the stage on fire without moving a foot

    • @gungadin406
      @gungadin406 5 месяцев назад +3

      That is a very astute reply.

    • @thomasmorice2939
      @thomasmorice2939 5 месяцев назад +1

      Maybe why he can’t get in Jagger’ Stones dance

    • @tizianalancia7679
      @tizianalancia7679 3 месяца назад

      Before him Clapton with Cream

  • @nickhopkins5918
    @nickhopkins5918 Год назад +76

    Mick Taylor's playing is litteraly otherworldly

    • @amd5617
      @amd5617 5 месяцев назад +3

      Brilliant, clean and with feeling.

    • @nickhopkins5918
      @nickhopkins5918 5 месяцев назад

      @@amd5617💯

    • @MrGenX-tq3jl
      @MrGenX-tq3jl 2 месяца назад

      I hadn't heard this til today, glad i did this is great. I think his best, and the recording is better, is Parchman Farm with the Bluesbreakers, the solo is insane. Look it up here on youtube

  • @larryklawiter9168
    @larryklawiter9168 Год назад +304

    It’s no coincidence that they recorded their greatest records when Taylor was in the band, but Keith was the riff master, and maybe the greatest rhythm guitarist ever.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +18

      You ain't wrong about that

    • @MitchellMaichak-ze7mr
      @MitchellMaichak-ze7mr Год назад +10

      And , one helluva songwriter !!!

    • @sosmra
      @sosmra Год назад +11

      Clapton has said Keith s the best rhythm guitar player

    • @rickc661
      @rickc661 Год назад +5

      Yep, much as anything, to me - the song writers were in the groove.

    • @gordonipock9385
      @gordonipock9385 Год назад +24

      I think Keith Richards and Mick Taylor together were the best rock guitar team of all time. Better than Clapton or Paige by themselves. There is a genius to Richards that cannot be denied. His ability to come up with signature riffs for every song they recorded is amazing, but Mick Taylor on lead guitar gave the band the technical chops to rival Led Zeppelin on anyone else on the rock scene at that time. The Stones were "the greatest rock and roll band in the world" during those years.

  • @905if6was9
    @905if6was9 Год назад +1195

    Mick Taylor, hands down the best guitarist the Stones ever had.

    • @johnenglish929
      @johnenglish929 Год назад +36

      …andCharlie Watts was the best drummer !

    • @Slo-ryde
      @Slo-ryde Год назад +31

      Yeah…..and KR was just playing make believe guitar….LOL

    • @johnenglish929
      @johnenglish929 Год назад +7

      @@Slo-ryde oh. Really? I hadn’t noticed that.

    • @johnnybgoode1950
      @johnnybgoode1950 Год назад +75

      Mick is better in terms of pure technique, but Keith has created a library of hot riffs like nobody else. I give the best Stones guitars crown to Keith.

    • @jeffsmith2022
      @jeffsmith2022 Год назад +7

      Made that comment almost 35 years ago...♎

  • @billowens8051
    @billowens8051 Год назад +226

    I've been a die-hard Stones fan for over 50 years and I honestly don't think I've ever heard this version of arguably the greatest rock n roll song ever. It doesn't just rock, it soars! Mick Taylor does with his guitar what Merry Clayton did with her voice - he lifts a great song into unrivaled and rarefied air. And this whole magnificent band is absolutely on fire. Damn!

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +13

      That he does in my opinion 🙏

    • @tiffanyroseangeles34
      @tiffanyroseangeles34 Год назад +4

      Great reply! I thought Merry Clayton was BOSS!😊😊

    • @tiffanyroseangeles34
      @tiffanyroseangeles34 Год назад +2

      @@ROLLOGUITARMT had great style as did the others as well!🎸🎸☮️☮️

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад

      @@tiffanyroseangeles34 Agreed. Merry is a unique talent.

    • @Acujeremy
      @Acujeremy Год назад +1

      How do you know it's Mick Taylor and not Keith?

  • @peterwolf5718
    @peterwolf5718 11 месяцев назад +24

    I agree. In this take Taylor was blazing hot. From 1968 - 72 the band was at its peak, creatively and live performance. And Taylor had much to do with it.

  • @johna.4334
    @johna.4334 9 месяцев назад +35

    One of the greatest Mick Taylor performances...EVER!

  • @ronschafer8194
    @ronschafer8194 Год назад +110

    I was at this show in 72. Taylor’s playing was absolutely stunning.

    • @dominysynclair
      @dominysynclair Год назад +3

      I was a few months old so I wasn't able to make it that night. Mick was on fire though, should've went instead of taking that 27th nap.

    • @Renklaf1
      @Renklaf1 Год назад

      Jeez yer old!

    • @KittyGrizGriz
      @KittyGrizGriz Год назад +1

      Very Cool!!

    • @keensoundguy6637
      @keensoundguy6637 Год назад +3

      There were three shows at the Spectrum. One on 7/20 and two shows the next day.

    • @ronschafer8194
      @ronschafer8194 Год назад +2

      @@keensoundguy6637 Yes, I was at the afternoon show.

  • @killerbunnies456
    @killerbunnies456 Год назад +172

    Mick Taylor's virtuosity in this performance leaves one speechless . Its staggering , breathtaking amazing

    • @jasonwiley798
      @jasonwiley798 11 месяцев назад +3

      Yet you aren't speechless

  • @housepartyCarm
    @housepartyCarm Год назад +93

    I was There. The Demand for tickets was so great they added an extra show while we were waiting in line for tickets. Otherwise we would not been able to go. On Friday July 21st 1972 The Stones actually played two shows in Philly. Our show was in the afternoon. Stevie Wonder was the opening act and for me, it was the greatest show I ever seen. It will be etched in my mind forever !

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +3

      Cool. Thanks for sharing that.

    • @edwardmunoz7853
      @edwardmunoz7853 11 месяцев назад +2

      Damm 💪

    • @kimblecarter1096
      @kimblecarter1096 10 месяцев назад +1

      You are so lucky!

    • @zanichbug
      @zanichbug 10 месяцев назад +6

      I think we paid eight dollars for the Boston shows in 1972!!

    • @housepartyCarm
      @housepartyCarm 10 месяцев назад +3

      Thanks Roll ! I saw them two other times. In 75 and 94 but for me the 72 show was the best.

  • @Mickey63487
    @Mickey63487 9 месяцев назад +40

    It’s amazing how with mick Taylor this was a guitar oriented song. With him gone and Lisa Fischer later in their career, it became a vocal oriented song. I am glad I came across this version.

    • @andyinoregon
      @andyinoregon 4 месяца назад +6

      Merry Clayton made this song a vocal powerhouse on the original recording in 1969.

    • @jonashanssen5736
      @jonashanssen5736 4 месяца назад +1

      @@andyinoregontrue, however me personally i rather like these more «guitar focused» versions with jagger only on vocals

    • @andyinoregon
      @andyinoregon 4 месяца назад +2

      @@jonashanssen5736 This is a stellar guitar performance, for sure.

    • @370530e
      @370530e 2 месяца назад +1

      Tell that to Merry Clayton.

    • @kat_in_de_hat
      @kat_in_de_hat Месяц назад

      Absolutely understatement, my friend. Respect to Lisa, but Taylor's version is a masterpiece. Guy rocks...

  • @snorfallupagus6014
    @snorfallupagus6014 Год назад +90

    Mick Taylor was too humble. He didn't think he was as good as he was.
    'Can't You Hear Me Knocking' was and is mind blowing.

    • @briggsquantum
      @briggsquantum Год назад +2

      Can't You Hear Me Knocking is absolutely transcendent when Taylor does his solo. Most people simply missed it.....

    • @zanichbug
      @zanichbug 10 месяцев назад +1

      Not to mention "Sway" and many others!!

    • @maccillo
      @maccillo 9 месяцев назад

      His high ability with guitar was defenitely umbearable for Richards

  • @angelsolanot8053
    @angelsolanot8053 Год назад +221

    It's incredible how this man was able of accompanying Jagger's voice soloing and without taking away from it, in such a melodic way. He is the quintessential lead guitarist of the late 60's and early 70's. I miss you little Mick.

    • @cultfilmfreakreviews
      @cultfilmfreakreviews Год назад +17

      he's melodic but he also is really hard and punchy... he was just, everything

    • @rahuljoshi554
      @rahuljoshi554 Год назад +11

      Deferring to Jagger at just the right places..perfect

    • @ditto1958
      @ditto1958 Год назад +2

      He, Wyman and Jagger were all virtuosos and somehow all three of them could cut loose at the same time without showing the others up. Maybe a big part was that Charlie and Keef played it straight and were an amazingly solid rhythm section, but still…

    • @markschlesinger
      @markschlesinger Год назад +2

      He's not so little these days

    • @angelsolanot8053
      @angelsolanot8053 Год назад +1

      @@markschlesinger Time waits for no one, my friend!!

  • @BCBlue
    @BCBlue Год назад +152

    My goodness, Mick Taylor just screams here. One of the best songs ever written by the greatest rock n roll band.

    • @IanDonaldson-cq4xx
      @IanDonaldson-cq4xx Год назад +2

      along with Brown Sugar...

    • @cultfilmfreakreviews
      @cultfilmfreakreviews 7 месяцев назад

      his job was to take the songs written just-before he joined, like Gimme and JJF, and to make them fit the guitar-god era to where they were more than The Stones playing their greatest hits live... Taylor turned what would later just be encores being rushed into songs that had their own lives from the original studio tracks

  • @jazzman859
    @jazzman859 Год назад +147

    Mick Taylor was the best thing to ever happen to the Stones. Produced there best music

    • @milt6208
      @milt6208 Год назад +1

      Yes yes yes so true

    • @cultfilmfreakreviews
      @cultfilmfreakreviews Год назад +3

      true... he was needed at a time when the Claptons and the Jimis were what was needed to make a band great, and The Stones, in calling themselves the Greatest, simply HAD TO BE and coulnd't yet rest on their laurels... Mick Taylor was their laurels as far as live playing goes...

    • @einundsiebenziger5488
      @einundsiebenziger5488 Год назад +1

      ... their* best music.

    • @cindyevans3502
      @cindyevans3502 Год назад +2

      Agreed but he knew the lifestyle could kill him. Like Keith said in an interview one time, "I got my own special "diet" but I wouldn't recommend it" Yeah, I bet! Hahahahahaha!

    • @J..398
      @J..398 Год назад

      That’s a little much

  • @johnbarrett3437
    @johnbarrett3437 5 месяцев назад +92

    Mick Taylor.... One of the best guitarists ever...

    • @MarcoBazetoux
      @MarcoBazetoux 5 месяцев назад +3

      D'accord avec toi mais mich Taylor c'est un vrai bluesman ça pouvait pas le faire avec les stones qui ont préféré faire du commercial

  • @JLK8110
    @JLK8110 9 месяцев назад +13

    Supers riffs de Keith et magistral virtuose Mick Taylor, jamais ce duo n 'a été égalé en live....

  • @mikebaker9574
    @mikebaker9574 Год назад +81

    Mick Taylor's guitar playing is out of this galaxy!

  • @TomTom-ov5oe
    @TomTom-ov5oe Год назад +17

    Mick Taylor took the Stones to another level, unfortunately none of that is left today....

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад

      Mick was great for the time he was in the band.

    • @johnbecay6887
      @johnbecay6887 5 месяцев назад

      i have seen the Stones for 50 years. the last show was in Denver, june 20, 2024. they have never been better.

  • @hudentdw2
    @hudentdw2 Год назад +224

    Mick Taylor brought the Stones to highs that even them couldn't ever imagined his solos were devastating is an amazing way!

    • @MikeGonsalvesIT
      @MikeGonsalvesIT Год назад +6

      Devastatingly AWESOME

    • @smartluck100
      @smartluck100 Год назад +1

      Agreed! “THEM” were great in this era…😂

    • @MichaelandCathy1999
      @MichaelandCathy1999 Год назад +1

      And when he left, Mick and Kief went after Rory Gallagher to replace him, little known fact.

    • @hudentdw2
      @hudentdw2 Год назад +2

      @@MichaelandCathy1999 Indeed The Stones tried to recruit Rory but He had other plans to go solo after Taste disbanded, and what a formidable guitar player Rory was!

    • @KittyGrizGriz
      @KittyGrizGriz Год назад

      @@MichaelandCathy1999I love Rory!! ♥️

  • @jeffreymorris11
    @jeffreymorris11 Год назад +64

    The Mick Taylor influence - superlative! Charlie Watts, so relaxed, his cadences right on it.
    When the tide comes in, all boats rise. Taylor was the high tide.

    • @KayJayFusion
      @KayJayFusion Год назад +4

      Beautifully put

    • @Tucker6804
      @Tucker6804 Год назад +2

      Wow man thats very nicely said,unmistakable.

    • @AniMerci
      @AniMerci 9 месяцев назад

      Beautifully said. 🌊

  • @richlandsman312
    @richlandsman312 4 месяца назад +41

    Keith was always a great rhythm guitarist, but Mick Taylor's playing-itself phenomenal and the best the Stones ever had-made Keith's playing even greater. There was only one lead guitarist for the Stones and that was Mick Taylor. Unreal.

    • @vinonavortex5582
      @vinonavortex5582 3 месяца назад +2

      Unadulterated nonsense Taylor was in band for five out the bands sixty year and counting existence keith was lead guitar on cry to me around and around brilliant twelve string solo on under the boardwalk on original studio version of sympathy for jumpin jack flash street fighting man honky tonk women and yes for the live version of sympathy on ya yas it is on film. As Charlie watts said if none of the rest of us had ever existed and mick met Keith there would have been a band and it would have sounded like The Rolling Stones read keiths book read sound man by glyn Johns above all read true adventures of The Rolling Stones by Stanley booth who lived with the band on the sixty nine tour Keith band leader keith songwriter Keith the most fascinating and likeable as a person of all the stones of whatever era love you keith

    • @David-g4d5t
      @David-g4d5t 2 месяца назад +1

      @@vinonavortex5582Keith was never a great guitarist . Brian jones, mick Taylor and Ronnie wood were the guitar players. Keith was the story teller the creator of the stones sound, the living riff.not th master musician.
      S

    • @James-t1x7j
      @James-t1x7j 29 дней назад

      That needed to be said! ​@@vinonavortex5582

  • @machinetaker
    @machinetaker Год назад +104

    They gave Taylor complete freedom and their reward was the best era of Stones music - both studio and live - IMO

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +4

      A freedom it seems he didn't get again until he worked with Carla Olson. They produced some really great stuff together. The early 90s versions of Winter and especially Sway are breathtaking. I can imagine Keith feeling peed off hearing those versions and thinking what the hell is he doing not being in our band?

    • @Slo-ryde
      @Slo-ryde Год назад +8

      Stones moved into the glam scene of the mid 70’s…. And had no need for Taylor after that.

    • @jamesnewberry1191
      @jamesnewberry1191 Год назад +1

      @@Slo-ryde I never thought of that !!

    • @machinetaker
      @machinetaker Год назад

      I heard after a few years of it he became susceptible to the drugs and debauched lifestyle and had to get away from it to save his life.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +1

      @@Slo-ryde True

  • @triggerfish6619
    @triggerfish6619 Год назад +96

    I believe that from 1969-1974, when Mick Taylor was there, the Stones were untouchable, at the pinnacle of creative snd technical power... not one band in the world could even come close....my era...yea... I'm old.

    • @InService77
      @InService77 Год назад +4

      This was their best era by far, and I agree they were better than most bands at that time, but I can name 10 from the same era I like as well or better.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +3

      No arguments. its all cool 😄

    • @RickGuitarPRS
      @RickGuitarPRS Год назад +4

      Skynyrd did

    • @NomadOutOfAfrica
      @NomadOutOfAfrica Год назад +6

      Well except for zeppelin

    • @RickGuitarPRS
      @RickGuitarPRS Год назад +2

      Skynyrd ruled that era

  • @biaora
    @biaora Год назад +283

    I’ve listened to other live recordings of this song with mick taylor on lead, but on this one he’s ablaze, he’s exploding - the energy level is incredible.

    • @cultfilmfreakreviews
      @cultfilmfreakreviews Год назад +1

      true... and this poster helped by turning up Mick... this one's great too, much better than the other Brussels show that the Stones actually put out: bootlegs are usually better than the real thing which they simply overproduce: ruclips.net/video/aBaI2cRpZa4/видео.html

    • @danbernstein4694
      @danbernstein4694 Год назад +1

      I was there. The story goes he was pissed about having to play an extra afternoon show...maybe that explains his attack. One for the ages

  • @gene1282
    @gene1282 5 месяцев назад +36

    I just heard this version for the first time. Damn that's how rock n roll is supposed to be

    • @bernardkelly-m6g
      @bernardkelly-m6g 6 дней назад

      Yes , i agree . i must educate myself about the impact Mick Taylor had on the band . Terrific version . Thank You .

  • @josephmanser7670
    @josephmanser7670 Год назад +71

    Mick Taylor's guitar was like another singer in the band. It had a voice of it's own. Lifted the whole band. Even Keith called him a virtuoso.

    • @michaelspastorius8177
      @michaelspastorius8177 Год назад +1

      They certainly weren’t friends - Richards and Taylor. Keith openly ribbed and clowned on Mick Taylor. But Keith gave him his props. Called him a “beautiful player”. And he was. Taylor was among the best, hands down.

    • @keithhinchcliffe5629
      @keithhinchcliffe5629 Год назад +1

      No he didn't. where you hear that? Richard's was so jealous of him he told Mick to get him out.

    • @josephmanser7670
      @josephmanser7670 Год назад +2

      @@keithhinchcliffe5629 Richards said it in one of the documentaries on the Rolling Stones.

    • @josephmanser7670
      @josephmanser7670 Год назад +6

      @@keithhinchcliffe5629 Jagger and Richards were actually pissed that Taylor told them he was leaving. Taylor fell into a heroin addiction thru Jagger and Richards and Mick Taylor's wife gave him an ultimatum, either heroin or me, so he gave up heroin and the Stones. Watch any documentary on the band and you'll see.

    • @JeremyNoel-e1d
      @JeremyNoel-e1d 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@josephmanser7670 correct to the T how it went.

  • @billrankin5899
    @billrankin5899 Год назад +176

    I like the strong emphasis you put on Mick Taylor. His contribution to the Stones music can't be overestimated.

    • @manoftheworld1000
      @manoftheworld1000 Год назад +1

      Imho MT's best guitar solo (hardly known) is here: ruclips.net/video/srfQste2i50/видео.html&ab_channel=JohnMayall-Topic

    • @ErinIsReal
      @ErinIsReal Год назад +6

      Wood couldn't shine his shoes!

    • @cultfilmfreakreviews
      @cultfilmfreakreviews Год назад +4

      no it can't... remember, when he joined he was the only guy who had experience at playing guitar LIVE... he had been touring with Mayhall during the era when The Stones (like the Beatles) were only in the studio... and before that the girls screamed louder than the music itself, so... Mick Taylor is singlehandedly the most important human being to both find and perfect what's STILL called The Stones Sound...

    • @dugaldsinclair7480
      @dugaldsinclair7480 Год назад +3

      And yet Wood is a fully fledged " Stone" while Taylor was paid a wage!

    • @spartansfan1026
      @spartansfan1026 Год назад +1

      @@dugaldsinclair7480 To be fair to Wood, he was on salary for almost 20 years!

  • @jskippen
    @jskippen 5 месяцев назад +36

    Mick Taylor was so perfect for that band. He elevated them to a new level....when he left the Stones dropped to a different level.

  • @TJ-jb6lz
    @TJ-jb6lz Год назад +49

    Mck Taylor is the man! Best guitarist the Stones ever had and their best years with him…

  • @xesfoureyes502
    @xesfoureyes502 4 месяца назад +34

    Holy gawd, Mick Taylor absolutely on fire. And it's awesome hearing how the rest of the band take it up several notches to keep up with him. What a version

  • @jakobneville2917
    @jakobneville2917 Год назад +180

    The Rolling Stones were never the same without Mick Taylor.

    • @vc23
      @vc23 5 месяцев назад +8

      He certainly promoted them up a few levels

    • @anthonyfrancis2374
      @anthonyfrancis2374 5 месяцев назад +3

      I agree with you that they never recovered from Brian's loss and that sleazy decadent edge he brought to the proceedings!

    • @michaelwoolsey3886
      @michaelwoolsey3886 5 месяцев назад +1

      Agreed!

    • @neverforget6523
      @neverforget6523 5 месяцев назад +5

      I don't think Ronnie Wood has done a bad job all over the 50 years he joins the Stones. Be fair.

    • @jackiejones1341
      @jackiejones1341 5 месяцев назад +5

      There is a difference. Not knocking Ronnie Wood. Mick Taylor was an exceptional guitarist. Same with Brian Jones. He was a multi-talented musician.

  • @tonetone7572
    @tonetone7572 Год назад +47

    Mick Taylor was the best thing that ever happened to the Stones.

  • @mikebusby-wj7fs
    @mikebusby-wj7fs 9 месяцев назад +46

    For me never been the same band since Taylor left, really should have moved heavon and earth to keep him, this is a great version, Taylor at his formidable best.

  • @Jaysthename
    @Jaysthename Год назад +34

    The two Micks both soar on this version. Taylor was absolutely on fire and Jagger sang this like he really felt it and wasn't performing it. What a moment in time for this band!

  • @samcrowson2639
    @samcrowson2639 11 месяцев назад +13

    Mick Taylor is easily the most UNDERRATED guitar player in history. Dude could absolutely shred.

    • @ianhunter2847
      @ianhunter2847 11 месяцев назад

      What ever he said. BRILL….

    • @tmo4330
      @tmo4330 10 месяцев назад +2

      The best. Doesn't matter the credit he got. He was the best.

    • @MD-lf3gt
      @MD-lf3gt 2 месяца назад

      The UNDERRATED disease strikes again…

  • @markblack5566
    @markblack5566 Год назад +70

    Wow! I've never heard Gimme Shelter this good live. Let's be honest about it: Mick Taylor took the Stones musically to a place they never reached before or since.

    • @rocker69ist
      @rocker69ist Год назад +3

      Just utterly fabulous!

    • @tillitsdone
      @tillitsdone Год назад +1

      Ronnie Wood certainly isn't bad, but the Mick T. era Rolling Stones were a juggernaut. Their best albums were with Taylor, imo.

    • @MaureenDeVries-wd9mh
      @MaureenDeVries-wd9mh Год назад +1

      Agreed

    • @alexanderwalter4595
      @alexanderwalter4595 11 месяцев назад +1

      In recent years the Rolling Stones' performance of Gimme Shelter would benefit if they could pick up the tempo by about 50%, like this '72 performance. But then when you look at Keith Richards' arthritic fingers, it's a wonder that he can still play at all.

  • @richardmace1428
    @richardmace1428 Год назад +58

    This was when they sounded like a serious and exciting rock band - when Mick Taylor added that layer of brilliance.

  • @Cashcrop54
    @Cashcrop54 Год назад +30

    Mick Taylor had the true sound the Stones needed. They sound here like the Stones I remember fondly. I still listen to a lot of RS music but it's Mick Taylor that puts the biggest smile on my face.

  • @GuitarGears4544
    @GuitarGears4544 Год назад +45

    Wow-- that's pure rock 'n roll power. They're like a freight train on this one.

  • @pclarsen8765
    @pclarsen8765 11 месяцев назад +8

    Mick Taylor as fantastic in this video. Best guitarist ever.

  • @TracyFClark
    @TracyFClark Год назад +55

    From 1969-74 The Stones & Led Zeppelin were the greatest bands on the planet. Nobody could touch them live.

    • @MrJeepsters
      @MrJeepsters Год назад +8

      Les WHO étaient aussi très bons sur scène.
      Mick Taylor, c'était le top !

    • @bruceb5481
      @bruceb5481 Год назад +4

      Finally someone mentioned Led ZEPPELIN. I can't get enough of both bands. It's hard for me to believe that I've been listening to this amazing music for nearly 60 years. I'm one year older and Mick Jager

    • @Christine16425
      @Christine16425 Год назад +6

      ​@@MrJeepstersoh yes The Who 👍

    • @spartansfan1026
      @spartansfan1026 Год назад +4

      If I had a time machine, the first thing I'd do is go to both bands' 1972 tours in as many stops as possible. Unbeatable performances by both of them that year especially.

    • @jetnyre
      @jetnyre Год назад +2

      @@MrJeepsters took the words right out of my mouth. Who’s Next period and the others did not equal that album.

  • @garybrown1902
    @garybrown1902 Год назад +51

    I was there in Philly in the 13th row. Never heard a better rock show since. People were standing on their seats in the nose bleeds dancing. The system consisted of two huge speaker columns at each end of the stage that were very loud but did not hurt your years bc there was no distortion. The music was awesome as you could hear each guitar and the boys played flawlessly!!!

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +3

      Thanks for info on the sound system set up.

    • @playtimehulot7383
      @playtimehulot7383 Год назад +3

      Wow, you are a lucky boy!! 🎉

    • @danbernstein4694
      @danbernstein4694 Год назад +2

      yes I was there as well. about 30 rows back from you. We went to the afternoon show because we could get better tickets. Little did we know....One of the greatest performances I ever saw

    • @monkeynutsnuts4720
      @monkeynutsnuts4720 8 месяцев назад

      Bet you saw Jimi as well lol , I’m jealous is all 😊

  • @50RobinHill
    @50RobinHill 10 месяцев назад +27

    You are right - this is the best version of this great song. Mick Taylor's guitar is superb, soaring and flying - unbelievably good!

  • @barryispuzzled
    @barryispuzzled Год назад +69

    What Mick Taylor does well here is let the vocals have space when they need it especially on 'just a kiss away'. He gives a lot of energy to this song.

    • @stephenhosking7384
      @stephenhosking7384 Год назад +4

      Mick said that Mick Taylor was the best guitarist they had for him to interplay with.

    • @Maria-n6t2d
      @Maria-n6t2d 11 месяцев назад

      YES!!!!

  • @DaveDickens-o5n
    @DaveDickens-o5n 9 месяцев назад +7

    Taylor just lifts this band to a whole new level .... just wow....

  • @стараявыхухоль
    @стараявыхухоль Год назад +16

    Jagger and Richards are icons. Tailor is a Genius!!!

  • @BillLowenburg
    @BillLowenburg Год назад +27

    Rory Gallagher was asked to join the Stones and went to London to rehearse with them for a few sessions. He decided that he preferred being a solo artist and I think that was the right decision. Mick Taylor was a better fit, and this recording confirms it (along with many others). Rory Gallagher continued his own career on his own terms and I also had the opportunity to see him at a very small club in Philadelphia in the late 70s. He, like the Stones, was unforgettable.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +1

      The Stones came with a health warning. "Elegantly wasted" - Nick Kent

    • @KittyGrizGriz
      @KittyGrizGriz Год назад +3

      You were sooo lucky!!
      Huge Rory Gallagher fan after discovering him 3 yrs ago, very late to his party unfortunately,,,he so loved his fans and they in kind. The Irish Wizard 🎸☘️❤️…

    • @princykiko
      @princykiko 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@KittyGrizGriz Hope you check out all his Taste albums, live & studio. Saw their last tour, Limerick 1970.

  • @fatbelly27
    @fatbelly27 Год назад +62

    Mick Taylor must be one of the greatest lead guitarists of all time. I love the live gig he did with Little Feat

  • @robertjackson6664
    @robertjackson6664 Год назад +85

    Mick Taylor was so brilliant. Truly remarkable. A great live version of my favorite Stones’ song. ❤❤

  • @dutchflats
    @dutchflats Год назад +15

    Man!!! Mick Taylor is unbelievable!

  • @RTOneZer0
    @RTOneZer0 Год назад +51

    MT may not get the proper recognition from the Rolling Stones but 50 years on, fans never forget about him and undoubtedly they think he was the best lead guitarist the band has ever had.

    • @cultfilmfreakreviews
      @cultfilmfreakreviews Год назад +6

      I'll tell you, RUclips has really made Taylor fans... they listen to this stuff and, used to the Stones as a fun band that played live since they weren't in the studio, they realize that at one time The Stones were as perfect live as in the studio... and it only happend when Taylor was on board...

    • @rocker69ist
      @rocker69ist Год назад

      @@cultfilmfreakreviews ABSOLUTELY !! He's fabulous...

  • @johnhyne1666
    @johnhyne1666 Год назад +49

    Yes, the best. Stones style really shows how they are different than your average rock band. Go Mick Taylor.

  • @Whiteyholmes08
    @Whiteyholmes08 Год назад +176

    Not the same without Mick Taylor’s slide and great leads… With him this band morphed into a powerful hard edged rock band…

    • @jameskennedy721
      @jameskennedy721 Год назад

      I like albums like Sticky Fingers , but also the early stuff , and Black and Blue .

  • @al6347
    @al6347 11 месяцев назад +8

    I grew up in the MICK TAYLOR Era. The best greatest Stones.

  • @greggpaucek5007
    @greggpaucek5007 6 месяцев назад +20

    MELODIC? Thats an understatement.........Talor was magnificent.

  • @gimmeshelter2151
    @gimmeshelter2151 Год назад +33

    When I first heard this on a the bootleg lol ‘Mick Taylor We Miss You’ back in the 70’s I was blown away. Still am. I believe their greatest live performance ever along with Sympathy For The Devil from Ya Ya’s album.

    • @philregular1465
      @philregular1465 Год назад

      my fave is midnight rambla from brussels affair bootleg

  • @mikewallace4753
    @mikewallace4753 7 месяцев назад +25

    A genius who elevated every Stones song to a new level of music!

  • @Dan-zq5wt
    @Dan-zq5wt Год назад +11

    Man to be a rock music fan 1970-1973. Prime Stones, Zeppelin, Who, Sabbath, Purple in heavy rock world, and lots of other cool bands to see: Santana, Humble Pie, Montrose, early ZZ Top, the Winters brothers, the Allmans. Then all the amazing singer/songwriters: Joni, JT, Carole King, Neil Young. Then all the blues giants still doing it then: the 3 Kings, Buddy Guy. Then the fusion guys like Jeff Beck. All incredible. And Mick Taylor stands with the giants. So melodic and smooth with that biting tone. Loved him

    • @Dan-zq5wt
      @Dan-zq5wt Год назад +2

      And I forgot Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Yes, King Crimson etc. I would’ve seen 100 concerts a year if I could’ve.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +1

      You're right. It was quite a time to experience new music.

    • @razorsharpe3371
      @razorsharpe3371 Год назад +3

      It was sublime!

    • @razorsharpe3371
      @razorsharpe3371 Год назад +2

      @Dan-zq
      Saw the Stones with Eagles, Montrose, and Trapeze. Felt like a dream. Me and 70k of my friends .

    • @Dan-zq5wt
      @Dan-zq5wt Год назад +2

      @@razorsharpe3371 that’s awesome man! I love those bands, Montrose is one of the best for a period!

  • @smoothoperator7023
    @smoothoperator7023 6 месяцев назад +21

    Been a rock fan & fan of Stones since '74, never payed much attention to MT's history with the Stones but i read some comments praising this guy, so i had to finally check him out. Impressive. As a HUGE Hendrix fan whom i think is the Greatest of them all, i'm really digging his playing. Consider me a
    fan now.

  • @edhenton980
    @edhenton980 Год назад +7

    There is no better Stones lineup than the years with Taylor, he was a maestro with 6 strings.

  • @timmar8727
    @timmar8727 Год назад +27

    This was not only a band and its music. This was Mick and Keith and rock in all facts, bahavior, fashion, design. There was no one else in sight and then this brilliant Mick taylor and this rhythm section that managed to play in timing behind the rhythm guitar without the whole thing falling apart..wow

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +1

      Absolutely!!!

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад

      @Sevi Switzerland Yeah he's more of a technical musician. Despite the unevenness of the content, I really like his first album with Alabama and Spanish/A Minor.

    • @Jan-pj7gn
      @Jan-pj7gn Год назад

      @seviswitzerland3470, I used to own a Zenith TV, does that count ?

  • @dutchflats
    @dutchflats Год назад +29

    Mick Taylor simply brilliant!

  • @KittredgeWhite
    @KittredgeWhite 11 месяцев назад +6

    I agree...I was given a bootleg CD of this, and I would play this cut over and over and over again in my car; just grooving on Keith's sawing rhythm guitar, Mick Taylor's soaring, luminous lead, and Mick's scorching vocals. It's a raggedy mess, but just so full of raw Stones' power at their concert-playing peak...

  • @manskullman6509
    @manskullman6509 Месяц назад +5

    Mick Taylor was the greatest member of the Stones and the best guitarist. I love his talent still. ❤ Thanx !- jon fisher

  • @renadromey620
    @renadromey620 9 месяцев назад +4

    as a young adolescent girl i was absolutely in love with the Rolling Stones and Mick Taylor was my favorite at the time❤.....

  • @florabee9283
    @florabee9283 Год назад +8

    I thought the Rolling Stones were a disco band until I heard this, turns out with the help of this Taylor fellow, they ROCK!

  • @rickyred12
    @rickyred12 Год назад +18

    Wow, I was there, great to hear it again. They were truly dangerous and edgy back then.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад

      Spot on!

    • @Fafandone
      @Fafandone Год назад +1

      I was there too. I often wonder if the people I see when I'm out and around are people that were at the Electric Factory, Tower Theater, and Spectrum concerts with me. They were so much tighter in '72 than they were in '69. Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones. One of the best shows I've ever been to, and I've been to a few.

  • @crucifiddle
    @crucifiddle 7 месяцев назад +23

    This is SO great! The Stones with Mick T. were the best rock band in the world 🌎 at that time. Taylor's phrasing is almost poetic.👍😃

  • @NotBjustD
    @NotBjustD 7 месяцев назад +26

    Best ever Stones line up - Mick Taylor had soul

  • @kenmckenzo9465
    @kenmckenzo9465 Год назад +43

    Stunning version! Keith and Mick Taylor are fully invested in making sure every ounce of the song's considerable power is utilized and Jagger's vocals have none of the campiness that have dominated all of the later years.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +5

      Haha you're so right. By the end of the Brussels Affair you can hear those mannerisms creeping into his performance. No surprise Keith keeps asking him to sing the way he plays harp.

    • @stephensuddick1896
      @stephensuddick1896 Год назад +2

      Lead guitar mastery on full display here.

  • @michaelbutler7805
    @michaelbutler7805 8 месяцев назад +5

    MT on fire, that is possibly the best live I've ever heard him. Simply breathtaking guitarist, effortlessly slips between heavy, R&B, blues, rhythm. The solos are never overdone, always fit the shape and mood of the song complement whatever the band is doing.

  • @jenner2408
    @jenner2408 Год назад +8

    I am of the age when the Stones were truly the greatest rock band in the world. In 1972 no other band could come close to their greatness. I was a witness to this.

    • @Maria-n6t2d
      @Maria-n6t2d 11 месяцев назад

      Same.

    • @artb99
      @artb99 Месяц назад

      You’re not wrong, but having seen both in the early 70s, I can say the Who were truly just as great live as the Stones at the same time. Impossible to say which was a better show, both were so exciting to see and hear. My biggest regret from then is passing on the Allman Bros March of 1971 for their Fillmore East shows, when I was living 10 blocks away and had a ticket offered to me for cheap. Fortunate they recorded it, because Duane Allman lived only six more months. He and Dickie Betts were epic guitarists together.

  • @captaing9458
    @captaing9458 11 месяцев назад +11

    Mick Taylor always passes the ear test. It’s definitely some next level shit! 🎸

  • @carlosschroeder3638
    @carlosschroeder3638 Год назад +7

    The Rolling Stones were a totally different band during the time Mick Taylor was there. A thousand notches above what they were before or after.

  • @patricehubert374
    @patricehubert374 Год назад +13

    With Mike Taylor it was something else... A high level they never regained after he left.

    • @cultfilmfreakreviews
      @cultfilmfreakreviews Год назад +1

      it seemed like they didn't even half to, or need to... to me it's like, as far as a live band, they rested on their laurels after Taylor...

    • @marksloan7438
      @marksloan7438 8 месяцев назад

      After Mick Taylor left, they settled into a comfortable second career as their own tribute band.

  • @artackerman2744
    @artackerman2744 11 месяцев назад +5

    I was at this show at the Spectrum My High School years The Spectrum is gone but the Stones are still rocking

  • @Tucker6804
    @Tucker6804 Год назад +13

    Mick Taylor put the band in another stratosphere.Just listen to his playing,its absolutely incredible.Its hard to believe the band kept up with him.Once again proving The Stones are way more then just a band,theyre the bar that bands try to achieve.For me i still get the same feelings that i got when i 1st heard them at 9yrs old.Amazing!!!

  • @jerryhoward8133
    @jerryhoward8133 8 месяцев назад +2

    Im so impressed with how MT changed the Vibe of this Iconic song. He has improved everybody he played with by 1000% killer guitar riffs, Outstanding.

  • @Richard-oz9ju
    @Richard-oz9ju Год назад +5

    WOW i have been listening to The Stones it seems forever, this is the first time i can remember this particular version ,Im 69 years old listening with my headphones on my wife has sent me in the conservatory as i cant stop tapping my feet and it means she cant concentrate on the tv ...Mick Taylor absolutely on top form ...

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад

      Thanks for sharing. That put a smile on my face.

  • @andrewbrennan7291
    @andrewbrennan7291 Год назад +22

    Mick Taylor took The Rolling Stones to the toppermost of the uppermost...to coin a phrase.

    • @harvey1954
      @harvey1954 Год назад +1

      toppermost of the poppermost

    • @cultfilmfreakreviews
      @cultfilmfreakreviews Год назад +1

      and he did that because in 1969 when the music world had turned into Hendrix and Cream playing incredible live concerts, they got their own virtuoso... they NEEDED him...

  • @ustuppy
    @ustuppy Год назад +21

    Indeed the best version. Taylor’s guitar roars.

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +4

      A much underrated quality in Taylor's playing. But he could be as dirty and nasty as hell when he was up for it. There just seemed to be more darkness in his playing than Brian and Keith could manage.

    • @cultfilmfreakreviews
      @cultfilmfreakreviews Год назад

      it's funny because people only credit him as playing "melodic" but they never mention that he kicked harder ass on the guitar than anyone in the band EVER

  • @molassescricket6663
    @molassescricket6663 Год назад +18

    Anyone feel this in this song? HAUNTING!!! I can’t put my finger on it exactly, but the song at once, draws you in and is haunting. It seeps into you, becoming visceral, and it takes you back to another time. I think much of it has to due with the tone of the guitars and Mick’s kind of singing in a way that’s somewhat shouting, like in in a commanding way, as though there’s some kind of warning or reminder, deeper then the lyrics. A personal reminder. Perhaps a reminder of memories of painful failure, or a great love lost, perhaps faded and broken dreams. The two mix and it’s very melancholy sprinkled with a bit of gloom, yet lively and moving. The guitars provide the serene beauty of what was or could have been, Mick provides the pain. It haunts you, saying do you remember this???? Never forget!!! 😂Sometimes the damn hairs on my arms stand up!

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +3

      Poetically said.

    • @molassescricket6663
      @molassescricket6663 Год назад +1

      @@ROLLOGUITAR LOL! You nailed it, I am! Perhaps someday you’ll hear or read some of MY work. Thanks!

    • @brianwells4507
      @brianwells4507 Год назад +1

      Keith's lead guitar at the beginning is pure evil! I don't know otherwise how to describe it? At least on the album anyway? I'm 67 yrs old now, I've heard and saw many, many great concerts, and club gigs, this still blows me the fuck away!

    • @dennishealy3305
      @dennishealy3305 Год назад +2

      Perfect explanation, the opening is the point where I am drawn in

    • @molassescricket6663
      @molassescricket6663 Год назад +2

      @@dennishealy3305 RIGHT! Funny how immediate it is!

  • @Modewarrior
    @Modewarrior Год назад +20

    So refreshing to hear this version! I saw them do this at RFK Stadium in DC, 17 days earlier - on July 4th! The lead that Mick played on Gimmie Shelter blew my mind - it was so climactic and emotional, as he was bending the strings to new heights. I always wished I could have heard a recording of it afterwards. This comes pretty close!

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +3

      Hope this brings back some good memories RFK 72 -ruclips.net/video/EqzZ6AFALZQ/видео.html

    • @Modewarrior
      @Modewarrior Год назад

      Thx for the post! No sooner had I made this comment, that I found someone had posted an audio clip from that concert! Took me back - still felt the same emotions! It was great to relive it!@@ROLLOGUITAR

    • @eddieb1244
      @eddieb1244 11 месяцев назад

      What year 72?

    • @Modewarrior
      @Modewarrior 11 месяцев назад

      Yes! @@eddieb1244

  • @gmallett7838
    @gmallett7838 Год назад +13

    Those lead breaks Mick Taylor is playing are utter rock & roll greatness

  • @peterweicker77
    @peterweicker77 Год назад +4

    I saw the Mick Taylored Stones in Vancouver on that tour.
    They were the most eloquent and compelling rock n' roll band of all time.
    Mick had every right to quit whenever he felt like it and I'll never forgive him for doing it.
    They never rose to that level again.

  • @samibouhadida5314
    @samibouhadida5314 Год назад +18

    We urgently need the full remastered concert of this or one of that magic era.

    • @suspenso1313
      @suspenso1313 Год назад +2

      Find "Brussels Affair (live 1973)", on its own or as an extra disc on the Goats Head Soup box. It can also be found as "Europe 1973" or "Bedspring Symphony." The finale of "Rip This Joint/Jumpin Jack Flash/Gimme Shelter" is insane.

    • @samibouhadida5314
      @samibouhadida5314 Год назад

      @@suspenso1313 Thank you so much !!!

  • @mad_cat_1st
    @mad_cat_1st Год назад +10

    Most people who think they're Stones fans don't even know who Mick Taylor was, and he was the BEST guitarist they ever had. He was up there with Clapton, in my opinion.

  • @wolfgangobermann7459
    @wolfgangobermann7459 Год назад +10

    Mick Taylor gave them a crazy good sound, the best time of the Stones

  • @chadhemingway3335
    @chadhemingway3335 Год назад +14

    Mick Taylor was fantastic. He makes some interesting guitar interpretations in this video. Bravo, Mick!

  • @frostsweden
    @frostsweden Год назад +19

    Honored to have met and jammed once with Mick Taylor, and always really liked his playing (which revitalized the Stones when they needed it most) but sweet lord Jesus.... he´s playing like a demon on this version, absolutely fantastic! The band is in good spirits too, damn. Never heard this before and I sit here with my head blown off :0 GREAT!

    • @ROLLOGUITAR
      @ROLLOGUITAR  Год назад +1

      Thanks for sharing

    • @joniarmel7308
      @joniarmel7308 Год назад +3

      Times were going to change . Adding someone of this caliber..Mick Taylor to the lineup kept this band in the loop . This was crucial . The Stones were smart and survived. Also that bass is killer .

    • @stephendavis103
      @stephendavis103 Год назад

      I jammed with him all the time. He acknowledged I taught him everything he knew.