You forgot to mention that Mick Taylor was the lead guitar player on the Stones' very best LP called "Sticky Fingers". The Rolling Stones high water mark definitely coincided with Mick Taylor. The Taylor discography includes portions of "Let It Bleed" and all of the following LPs - "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!", "Sticky Fingers", "Exile on Main Street", "Goat's Head Soup" and "It's Only Rock n Roll".
Not only did Taylor not receive credit for those two songs on It's Only Rock n Roll, but for Sway and Moonlight Mile on Sticky Fingers and a Winter and others.
It's one thing to be a brilliant lead guitarist, it's another to be a brilliant lead guitarist inside The Stones. It was their greatest era, but he left, his choice.
Also if ya dig this song Mick Taylor on youtube 😀 you may enjoy Where Roses Grow Live by Rez Band. I remember hearing the song by Led Zepp " In My Time of Dyin " during my drug years and made me think about death and Jesus. Then a hippy friend that dug Jesus told me more of Jesus love and forgiveness and how I could also know Jesus love. So in 1981 I cried out to Jesus and wow man He came into my life and I had and have so much joy and peace and now know that through Jesus when I die I will be with Him in Heaven. Hey Jesus loves each of you also and yall can know Him if you are at all open. Just cry out to Him and also read the Gospel of John in the Bible or check out the movie on RUclips. 😀
Yep, - Mick... BUT what about DICK Taylor, the very first Stones guitarist? Because he was there with Keef. I played a bit with DICK in the cloakroom at Sidcup Art School. He was a GREAT blues player, and a lovely feller, and later he was with the Pretty Things. Thanks Dick if you ever read this, your great clawhammer blues fingerpicking has stood me in good stead for over half a century. Ta mate.
It's because Keith is a SNOB. He's been the privileged upper class for ages and he isn't educated like Mick. He's still a badd ass guitarist though but it's like when you're young and you meet your hero and find out he's nothing like you thought.
He didn't like J&R stole his copy right. He gave them that inferiority complex like Jones did. ( Their) 😂 best track no official release Hillside Blues. He should never have got involved with them.
Whether they got along personally or not, the magic that happened with the pairing of Mick Taylor and Keith Richards was epic. It is more common than one may think that two people make great music together but have personalities that don’t mesh.
Taylor’s arrival was cause of Jagger and departure cause of Keith. I appreciate Keith but can’t forgive that. Jagger try to convince Taylor to stay but it was all over. Just my interpretation, i wasn’t there :)
I have a good hunch that Mick Taylor contributed much, much more that he wasn't being credited for It happened to Brian Jones as well Jones picked the perfect, and often exotic, instrument to make hits; Lady Jane (dulcimer), Paint it Back ( sitar) and Ruby Tuesday (flute) No song credits Somehow Jagger Richards wrote it all
With the exception of "Some Girls", they ceased to be a creative force and became a touring force. They've thrived off their reputation ever since. It's good work if you can get it, I guess.
Absolutely...and Sunnyland Slim and sessions with Gong and Keef Hartley and Tucky Buzzard and his reunion tour with Mayall/Bluesbreakers and sitting in with Little Feat and several others.
Dude you never even mentioned Sticky Fingers, Let It Bleed or Exile on Main St. He also played on Dylan's Infidels in 1983, among others. It was stellar contribution and a return to form for Dylan and arguably Dylan's best album of that decade
With the extra money they got from screwing him out of songwriting credits, they put granite countertops in their 7th cottage while losing the best guitarist they ever had.
Taylor is a great guitar player; a virtuoso. Richards is a savant who has developed independently and found his own way of doing everything, including being a great songwriter. There just wasn't room enough in one band for both of them. Taylor wouldn't put up with being cheated out of royalties, either. He was disrespected, so he left. He had a pretty good career after he left the Stones actually.Ron Wood and everybody has put up with a lot of shit from Keith. He gets away with it because he's among the most creative of rock artists....
You miss the point.He was never trying to better himself in terms of front man star quality, he was into the playing for its own sake and has improved all the time right up to the present moment.
The Mick Taylor Bio apparently is ready to go and be released once Mick and Keith pass. I suspect we will learn plenty about the Stones and how the twins operate
Jagger and Richards fkkd him over for song writing credits and royalties..no wonder he got pissed off .. pair of snakes ....they did the same too brian Jones ..he worked out all the music and final arrangements .. added and played all the various exotic instrumentation and got no credit for it ..
This is a bit.. er... awkward for me to say as a man, but you omitted something glaringly obvious... he was a very pretty adornment to the Stones, visually! Mick Jagger has said that. I think most commentators on Mick Taylor say it.
"...Mick Taylor would play very fluid lines against my vocals. He was exciting, and he was very pretty, and it gave me something to follow..". Mick Jagger. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mick_Taylor
Taylor has no excuse crying poor. He had a job that would have made him set for life but he drugged it away. Plus spreading himself too thin on side projects. Now he’s a crybaby.
@@charlessteenburgen Given his level of talent $300 grand is chump change and embarrassing. He was stubborn and it robbed him out of a very wealthy life. Of course there are two sides of a coin. The average man $300 Grand would be awesome. I have asset’s above that, but not in cash. Thanks for your take on this topic. Best Regards.
Whatˋ s the fuss about Taylor? When he was employed by this band, the Rolling Stones were seen as a unit. Taylor was not only inconspicuous, he was a complete unknown.
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You forgot to mention that Mick Taylor was the lead guitar player on the Stones' very best LP called "Sticky Fingers". The Rolling Stones high water mark definitely coincided with Mick Taylor. The Taylor discography includes portions of "Let It Bleed" and all of the following LPs - "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!", "Sticky Fingers", "Exile on Main Street", "Goat's Head Soup" and "It's Only Rock n Roll".
Exile, GHS and Sticky fingers plus their live performances with him are their best music in my opinion
His weaving of the guitar around Keith Richard’s rhythm was legendary
Not only did Taylor not receive credit for those two songs on It's Only Rock n Roll, but for Sway and Moonlight Mile on Sticky Fingers and a Winter and others.
The Stones created some of their best work during the Mick Taylor era.
Even Keith would begrudgingly agree.
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I became a fan when MT joined the Stones, been a fan ever since. Loving the Ronnie Stones too.
It's one thing to be a brilliant lead guitarist, it's another to be a brilliant lead guitarist inside The Stones. It was their greatest era, but he left, his choice.
Drugs and his family
Ron Wood fit the band,but sadly,they're heyday was during the Mick Taylor years,imho.
Also if ya dig this song Mick Taylor on youtube 😀 you may enjoy Where Roses Grow Live by Rez Band. I remember hearing the song by Led Zepp " In My Time of Dyin " during my drug years and made me think about death and Jesus. Then a hippy friend that dug Jesus told me more of Jesus love and forgiveness and how I could also know Jesus love. So in 1981 I cried out to Jesus and wow man He came into my life and I had and have so much joy and peace and now know that through Jesus when I die I will be with Him in Heaven. Hey Jesus loves each of you also and yall can know Him if you are at all open. Just cry out to Him and also read the Gospel of John in the Bible or check out the movie on RUclips. 😀
No suprise, Keth was excellent but taylor was superb. simply professional jealousy, Taylor was better at the craft.
The stones haven't been the same since
Yep, - Mick... BUT what about DICK Taylor, the very first Stones guitarist? Because he was there with Keef. I played a bit with DICK in the cloakroom at Sidcup Art School.
He was a GREAT blues player, and a lovely feller, and later he was with the Pretty Things. Thanks Dick if you ever read this, your great clawhammer blues fingerpicking has stood me in good stead for over half a century. Ta mate.
I believe he's living here on the Isle of Wight now.
Taylor doesn't get along Richards so much that he played on his first solo record "Talk is Cheap". Your title doesn't make sence.
You need teaching, re spelling, 'sense' et al. 0/10.
@@RHR-221b maybe but the day you will speak french as good as I speak english, you will be able to give me some lesson.
mick taylor wasnt ugly enough to be in the stones...lol
imagine trying to work with a junkie.
So junkie working with another junkie
You are forgiven.
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Common knowledge Bots. Paraphrase at least.
It's because Keith is a SNOB. He's been the privileged upper class for ages and he isn't educated like Mick. He's still a badd ass guitarist though but it's like when you're young and you meet your hero and find out he's nothing like you thought.
He didn't like J&R stole his copy right. He gave them that inferiority complex like Jones did. ( Their) 😂 best track no official release Hillside Blues. He should never have got involved with them.
Mick Taylor so young joining the stones and o’h man he brought it✌️❤️
The best Stones albums all included Mick Taylor.
SPOT ON he eventually needed a challenge and joined the jack bruce band ! as far as keith richard is concerned GROTESQUELY OVER RATED.
Except Beggar’s Banquet.
Whether they got along personally or not, the magic that happened with the pairing of Mick Taylor and Keith Richards was epic. It is more common than one may think that two people make great music together but have personalities that don’t mesh.
Taylor’s arrival was cause of Jagger and departure cause of Keith. I appreciate Keith but can’t forgive that. Jagger try to convince Taylor to stay but it was all over. Just my interpretation, i wasn’t there :)
Keef even admitted Mick Taylor was the best guitarist the Stones ever had at one point!
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Keith said that very late after, when Taylor reputation grow up and been recognized.
💎🎸Humble Genius🎸💎 Absolutely 💎 Mick Taylor
Great guitarist
I have a good hunch that Mick Taylor contributed much, much more that he wasn't being credited for
It happened to Brian Jones as well
Jones picked the perfect, and often exotic, instrument to make hits; Lady Jane (dulcimer), Paint it Back ( sitar) and Ruby Tuesday (flute)
No song credits
Somehow Jagger Richards wrote it all
They screwed Bill Wyman out of credit for Jumpin' Jack too. I think Bill was bitter about it but kept it to himself.
After Taylor the Stones are not Rolling anymore, I say
With the exception of "Some Girls", they ceased to be a creative force and became a touring force. They've thrived off their reputation ever since. It's good work if you can get it, I guess.
On the Stones masterpiece "Time Waits for No One", that's Mick Taylor's baby all the way. The way he rides it out.......pure genius in those fingers!
And what about Taylor's collaboration with Bob Dylan? They got along very well. :)
Absolutely...and Sunnyland Slim and sessions with Gong and Keef Hartley and Tucky Buzzard and his reunion tour with Mayall/Bluesbreakers and sitting in with Little Feat and several others.
Dude you never even mentioned Sticky Fingers, Let It Bleed or Exile on Main St.
He also played on Dylan's Infidels in 1983, among others. It was stellar contribution and a return to form for Dylan and arguably Dylan's best album of that decade
Taylor one of the best.
Keith and Mick Taylor get along. Ei yi yi
Taught simultaneously by his mother’s younger brother and his uncle, it’s no wonder he’s so good.
With the extra money they got from screwing him out of songwriting credits, they put granite countertops in their 7th cottage while losing the best guitarist they ever had.
I love how these brian jones freaks claim that the stones died after his death.lol their still going.
Who does get along with Richards?
Taylor is a great guitar player; a virtuoso. Richards is a savant who has developed independently and found his own way of doing everything, including being a great songwriter. There just wasn't room enough in one band for both of them. Taylor wouldn't put up with being cheated out of royalties, either. He was disrespected, so he left. He had a pretty good career after he left the Stones actually.Ron Wood and everybody has put up with a lot of shit from Keith. He gets away with it because he's among the most creative of rock artists....
Always had the rollingstones fever
A great guitarist but didn’t have that front man star quality. He thought he could do better for himself, he never did.
You miss the point.He was never trying to better himself in terms of front man star quality, he was into the playing for its own sake and has improved all the time right up to the present moment.
Taylor es el mejor guitarrista que tuvieron las satanicas majestades, fin de la discusion saludos desde ecstepec ,mexico
Jeebus, you just read his Wikipedia page. Real exclusive info.
The Mick Taylor Bio apparently is ready to go and be released once Mick and Keith pass. I suspect we will learn plenty about the Stones and how the twins operate
Source?
He was pissed at not getting a song writing credit for time waits and till the next goodbye ...
Your need to know more of what the facts are!
This guy is Berrekah?
Jagger and Richards fkkd him over for song writing credits and royalties..no wonder he got pissed off .. pair of snakes ....they did the same too brian Jones ..he worked out all the music and final arrangements .. added and played all the various exotic instrumentation and got no credit for it ..
This is a bit.. er... awkward for me to say as a man, but you omitted something glaringly obvious... he was a very pretty adornment to the Stones, visually! Mick Jagger has said that. I think most commentators on Mick Taylor say it.
"...Mick Taylor would play very fluid lines against my vocals. He was exciting, and he was very pretty, and it gave me something to follow..". Mick Jagger. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mick_Taylor
I made a comment about his prettiness on another RUclips video and the RUclipsr who created the video just about bit my head off.
@@lenoregorman4688 Great story! Thanks for helping me out here!
Mick Jagger might have meant musically pretty, since he says, " it gave me something to follow".
Taylor has no excuse crying poor.
He had a job that would have made him set for life but he drugged it away.
Plus spreading himself too thin on side projects.
Now he’s a crybaby.
We all make decisions when we are young that we might regret later. But MT doesn't regret being alive.
Most people are not held to a bad decision made when they were 24 years old for the next 50 years.
@@katejones9046 No, just Mick Taylor because after 50 years he’s still whimpering about his bad decisions.
So get over it already.
He's worth 300,00.$ I wouldn't call that poor
@@charlessteenburgen Given his level of talent $300 grand is chump change and embarrassing.
He was stubborn and it robbed him out of a very wealthy life.
Of course there are two sides of a coin.
The average man $300 Grand would be awesome.
I have asset’s above that, but not in cash.
Thanks for your take on this topic.
Best Regards.
Whatˋ s the fuss about Taylor? When he was employed by this band, the Rolling Stones were seen as a unit. Taylor was not only inconspicuous, he was a complete unknown.
Most would disagree. Have you even listened to their work between 69 and 74, especially their live cuts? Simply divine.
THE FUSS IS .THEY MADE THEIR BEST MUSIC WITH MICK TAYLOR
the Taylor years!!!