THE ROLLING STONES Gimme Shelter Live 1972 REACTION - Mick Taylor blew them away!
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2023
- THE ROLLING STONES Gimme Shelter Live 1972 REACTION - Mick Taylor blew them away!
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I call the Mick Taylor years, the classic era of the Stones.
Oh man - for me the Mick Taylor years were the best of the Stones ever. Yes, I like the Stones and I also wear Stones fan glasses but this time was really their best. Thanks for sharing and all the best @all from germany
They had great songs before and after but the Mick Taylor era is them at their best for me. Amazing band indeed, do Can't You Hear Me Knocking from Sticky Fingers, one of so many great songs. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎷🎶
MT took the Stones to the very pinnacle. Master Guitarist.
Great reaction. I'm a big Mick Taylor fan and can't hear enough of him doing this song.
Mick Taylor brings tears to my eyes
Mick Taylor absolutely fn fantastic. His slide work on get yer ya yas out is some of the best I’ve ever heard.
Mick Taylor replaced Peter Green (who replaced Eric Clapton) in John Mayall's Bluebreakers and replaced Brian Jones in The Rolling Stones. When he left The Stones unexpectedly in 1974, Mick Jagger was sorely disappointed. Basically, Keith and Mick Taylor didn't get along. After Ronnie Wood joined after Taylor's departure, as Jagger pointed out, they never had that kind of melodic, fluid guitarist in their band ever again. Love the pick Cosmo. Thanks Harri.
Thanks, John. At least we got 5 years of two Micks.
Without a doubt the best lead guitarist the Stones ever had. During the Taylor years the Stones were truly untouchable. There is a video on RUclips with Hendrix showing Taylor some licks. You’re amazing Harri !!!
1972 Stones were peak Stones for me 🤘❤
Oh yeah. I prefer this version. Mick Taylor was terrific on this. Great footage. I really enjoyed it. Rock on Cosmo and Harri!!!!👍👍👍
Rock on Imadrummin!
Mick was their best guitar player by far.🫵🏻👊🏻👍🏻🤟🏻🔥🔥💥⚡️☄️❤️
he plays a great lead on 'sway' on the sticky fingers album.
2:54. To truly appreciate this song, you have to bow to both Mick Taylor and Keith Richards. While Mick Taylor slays the lead guiter, Keith Richards is holding down a savage groove underneath. Epic
I was in the audience .Yes it was that incredible. Good picking up on the Hendrix influence. MT said Hendrix was his favourite guitarist.
GOOD REVIEW EX DJ IN DALLAS TEXAS
Stones were best with the two Micks
Time Waits For No One is another jaw dropping Mick Taylor jam
Harri's already reacted to it. You can find it in his archives.
Best guitarist of his era. Not as bombastic as Page but incredibly
fluid while not overwhelming MJ vocals . Best band ever at its zenith.
Mick Taylor was just a young kid and he gave the stones something they never had before. Kieth Richard was not amused and got so jealous that he decided to get the young guitar virtuoso strung out on heroine. That is what happened and soon Mick Taylor was not a part of their scene. He found himself playing behind Dylan and many others but lost his opportunities to create great music.
Yeah, Mick felt like if he stayed he would end up like Brian Jones. Also like Brian he was upset that his songwriting efforts weren't credited. He wrote and co-wrote a number of songs that were always credited to Mick and Keith alone.
Cosmo - This was a great submission and immensely enjoyable. I am smiling at all of the positive comments about Mick Taylor. He deserves every bit of it. This performance was a treat to watch. Thank you, Cosmo and Harri.
Thanks, Dave. Taylor was el hombre!
I saw them in '72; they were at their best!
They were even better on their 1973 European Tour!
@@fuchsiaswing8545 Not on this song, they weren't.
I did as well. Oakland, CA. Epic
Wonderful choice Cosmo. As always I enjoyed the extra effort you put into your submissions. Thanks to you and Harri. 🌺✌️
Thanks, Debbie, you are too kind. :)
Same year I slept over night to get tickets in Oakland, CA. Epic concert!
There is a RUclips video of Little Feat and Mick Taylor performing "Apolitical Blues" from the Rainbow Theatre in London in 1977 that is worth a look.
Whoa 🎸🤠👏👏
Never heard this version. Great choice Harri.
Harri didn't choose it, I did. You're welcome. :D
Philadelphia 1972, great version!!!
you should checkout Winter off Goats Head Soup. I saw Mick with his own band at a bar in the 90s. He played about a 15min version of Winter .. blew my mind.
that had wonderful sound quality for being live......
Insightful reaction! As to the recording itself, though, I almost turned it off at first because of the sound quality. Then I started really hearing what Mick Taylor was doing, and then that solo! I'm glad I stuck around. Mick is a really great player!
This was obviously an audience recording. But I collected this stuff for about 20 years through tradign and downloading, if the recordigns are good, like this one, they capture the feel of the show unlike any soundboard recording. Hell, Mick's guitar sounds like it's plugged into the recorder. They are pieces of history captured, even if they don't sound that good. This one is amazing for 1972, and the equipment peopel had to bring intoa concert to get one this good.
@@JayTor2112 Well said.
The Stones asked Jeff Beck to join the group. Jeff was flattered but said no thanks. He said he couldn’t imagine getting along with founding senior member Keith.
Funny, that's the same reason Nigel Tufnel gave when he turned the offer down.
@@Cosmo-Kramer funny movie Spinal Tap. And the Tufnell character was loosely based on the late legendary Guitarist Jeff Beck. It’s funny because Jeff kinda spoke like that parody. Except Jeff Beck was, no joke, intensely brilliant.
Cosmo Kramer? That was the role Michael Richards played on Seinfeld. I saw Mick Taylor with the Stones at the Altamont Concert in December, 1969. He was without a doubt the best guitarist they ever had . . . gave them a harder edge. Keith was a great rhythm player and created most of the Stones' great riffs, but Mick was the only real lead guitarist they had. This version of Gimme Shelter is the best I've heard . . . hope I can find this recording. I'm not sure why he wasn't with the Stones for long, but I always wondered if MIc Jagger didn't like attention being drawn away from him.
Dig.
You weren't one of the Angels?
Long live the death of the sixties.
Peace on earth.
Ya think,Jaggers a diva.what happened to Brian Jones 😮
The video you want has this image 0:52 as its thumbnail. Giddy up!
Great stuff!!
With Taylor the Stones entered the age of guitar heroes with their very own virtuoso that could rival anyone.
This is not only the greatest version of the band, but the greatest version of any band ever. There’s nothing better than Taylor soloing over great Jagger/Richards compositions.
I also like the 1973 London version that you can also find on RUclips. For a clean video with live performance you can find it on the 1972 version from Ladies and Gentlemen: the Rolling Stones which is also great. The Stones were at the pinnacle at their powers in 1972/73.
Mate, if you're delving into the Stones live stuff, you should definitely look at the Live in Texas 1978 and Hampton 1981 stuff. Loads of great performances there including Let's Spend The Night Together, Shattered, Beast Of Burden, Let It Bleed and so on.
From the Mick Taylor era Brussels Affair 1973 is pretty close to the best the Stones ever got.
That was incredible
Taylor's playing was undeniably great on the 72 tour, but so was Keith's. I'm glad you recognized the intensity of what he was doing. It often get's overlooked due to Taylor, but it's as great in its own way.
I never could get into the Rolling Stones until I head Let It Bleed. Peak Stones era.
Mick Taylor was/is an incredible lead guitarist. Keith is the best all time rhythm guitarist and the two of them together are just pure magic - best Stones era hands down!
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Hello Bestie! Get ready to hear one of my favorite songs of all time that I grew up with! That's what I used to have a 3 octave range before my vocal cords with damaged by someone. I used to perform the song with my brothers band! I hope you're ready to have your ears blessed! I saw the rolling Stones back when they did the Steel Wheels
tour. They had an AMAZING drum band that they brought over from Africa... But I forget what that name was. I'm sure you can look up the performance of his at Madison Square Garden. It actually was a triple bill because Lenny Kravitz also opened up for them when he first started! WE HAD 8TH ROW CENTER TICKETS! My Popo it was four years older than me was one of the hugest fans of The Rolling Stones. Sadly he was ill and couldn't make it to go with us that day so it was just his three kids. Also my ex-fiance and a 1 of my brothers friends. We had such an awesome time! Back then the weren't phones with camera capabilities on them. So when this song came on what we did is called our father and we just held up the phone so he can hear it playing! Let me hop back on the phone with him and he was like that was the best thing I've heard in a long time thank you for sharing that with me!
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Ah the amazing 'Bedspring Symphony' bootleg-I've got it on vinyl. Never mind 'Get Yer Ya Yas Out', that's the best live Stones album, as you can hear...did it ever get any kind of official release?
The studio version is smooth.
Seriously... great album.
Peace one earth.
One of my favorite versions. Intense. Those were the days when magic roamed the stages of rock music. Another good version is London 1973, which is much better quality.
The London '73 audio quality is noticeably better, but the Philly '72 performance is noticeably better. I went with performance.
Hendrix. Interesting. The chord structures of "Gimme Shelter" and "All Along The Watchtower" are similar, just shifted up two frets from B to C#. I've heard the song so many times, by the Stones, by others, and jamming on it myself with friends that I can almost see what they're playing. Taylor's parts are front in the mix, but Richards' parts are interesting too. Taylor starts off tentatively but finds the groove quickly before taking off into the Hendrixsphere. 😎
NOW ur “getting it” and the magic ingredient for their peak was mixing Keef with MICK TAYLOR!!
I love this song by the Stones and this version is different to me but I love it also. Thank you Cosmo and Harri.
Yes, it's different because Mick Taylor is not on the studio version you know so well. He didn't join the band 'til a few months after it was recorded. They're both great. This one has Mick. The other one has Merry and her iconic voice-crack.
Bless mick Taylor but Keith’s underlying groove holding it down for Taylor to shine was awesome as well. All groove
the best live version of this is from the boot bedspring symphony...
Oula, ça déboite !!!
And Keith absolutely knew Taylor was their best guitarist. But he was still the riff master and thus irreplaceable. Jagger - the brains of the Rolling Stones, Richards - the heart and soul.
Charlie Watts stated that when Taylor left the Stones lost the soul of the band. Mick Taylor was untouchable.
I came across this concert a month ago on RUclips. It is the best I have ever heard the Stones. The "peak" of their incredible carreer. One thing lookig at the playlist however disappointed me. Not enough songs! The people were not getting their monies worth!
Tickets, adjusted for inflation, were around $40. I think they got their money's worth.
True@@Cosmo-Kramer
From a fantastic album Beggars Banquet 1968, with Let It Bleed which is a retro album for me as my first was Sticky Finger in 1971. These three are my top three studio albums❤.
Unfortunately, there were often not important singles on it, so I bought the compilation Hot Rocks. Later I still liked Steel Wheel 1989 as a whole album, but it lacks a banger.
Without Kieth there ain't no show.... got to have the cake to put the icing on .....Having said that the sweet and sour guitars of Richards and Taylor made the Stones a heady mix ....Hendrix's version of all along the watchtower is incredible
The best 4 stones albums was in the time of mick Taylor that’s all anyone has to know. That guy was a total bad ass at 20. I saw them twice while he was there and wow
I’m jealous! Stones have been my favorite band since I was in third grade (I’ll be 60 next month), but I never saw them live with Mick Taylor.
But that's not even true. Beggars Banquet (1968) was made when Brian was still in the band. Let it Bleed (1969) was also mainly conceived before Taylor's membership, as he only plays on two songs: "Country Honk" and "Live with Me." Yes, he was a full-fledged member on Sticky Fingers (1971) and Exile on Main St. (1972), in addition to Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out (1970), Goat's Head Soup (1973) and It's Only Rock 'n Roll (1974). But it's dishonest to say that the stupendous four album run of Beggars, Let it Bleed, Sticky, and Exile was all made during the Taylor Era.
You HAVE to do Bill McClintock mashup of this song and Rick James Give it to me Baby. It's Bill McClintock - Gimme Shelter Baby. NOBODY has reacted to his mashups. It's very clever. He mashes up both the audio AND videos to make it look like each group is playing the others song. It's the best editing you will ever see. Mind - Blowing!
Being at Muscle Shoals the First time. Mick Taylor found the Rhythm and The real Soul Blues Rock. Everyone did it. Bob Seger was hanging out there as well. Legendary. Dig the Les Paul standard 👍
The audio here is horrible …. Really prefer the studio version… thanks for always being willing to go with the flow Harry. Keep’em coming!
It's a bootleg recording-no dubbing, no gloss. The Stones were 🔥 on their 1972 Tour and subsequent European Tour in 1973.
Quality sucked. Taylor was fine but as you said it didn't shine.@@fuchsiaswing8545
@@williamhopper7873 Pity you can't hear the greatness of the entire band in this bootleg--it's there.
It's too bad the quality of the sound recording wasn"t better!
It would've been "too bad" if it was not bootlegged and shared. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth.
Who is Mick Taylor?
No Ronnie is a superior musician. Please people don't get me wrong. Mick T was a great soloist. I saw both live. Mick T had Keith in his prime. But Ronnie wrote for a decade with the Faces great tracks. Mick T never blended with Keith. Ronnie plays pedal steel. Mandolin. Keyes.
Sax. Everything. I love Mick T. But Ronnie is off the charts musicianship puts him above Mick T. The Faces were a great great band. Anyone who has Never A Dull Moment...Coast to Coast live. Or so many more LPs know Ronnie is a superior musician. Many ways. Mick T did some great solos. But never the dance with Keith.
They danced on stage, and that's all I cared about.