The highest peak of the Rolling Stones and the highest musical level too was with Mick Taylor... and the best records especially Sticky fingers was with Mick Taylor
But you guys act as if Miller and Taylor were sustainable. Miller was strung out and useless at the end of his tenure with the Stones, and Taylor was bowing out because he didn't see the band lasting another few years. True, he was agitated over writing credits and the working nature of the band (or lack thereof), but in truth, he thought the Stones were done. Miller, on the other hand, was losing his touch, hence the awful overproduction of Goats Head Soup.
The greatest mistake the Stones ever made was not doing WHATEVER IT TOOK, to keep Mick Taylor in the band. For starters, they could have PAID him. He was given no credits on SEVERAL albums---in other words, no residuals. In addition, his mates should have helped him with drug addiction and got him the help he needed to stay with the band. They did not... With all due respect to Keith Richards---on Mick Taylor's WORSE DAY, Keef couldn't hold a candle to him. Make no mistake, Keith Richards is a very good guitarist. Mick Taylor is a GREAT guitarist. A guitar genius. Right up there with Hendrix, Clapton, and Santana. No doubt about it. The five albums he produced with the Stones from '69-'74 are all classics. The band was never the same after 1974.
Clapton , Santana are 20, 21st. Probably, he's with Brian May, David Gilmore, Prince , Ry Cooder, Charlie Sexton , Larry Campbell Knopfler, and 15 others
This is the demonstration that the most important in music business is to create. He is the best guitar player the Stones ever had, but without the RS he is just another virtuoso, an amazing one, but .. By the way, I think that the RS owe him so me money, it is not fair that the guy is suffering when the others are rich
lol… yea… only the most successful touring band of all time and still selling out stadiums in 2024. Some Girls, Tattoo You, Emotional Rescue, Steel Wheels, and even Voodoo Lounge were all great albums. MT walked into the Stones when they were at their creative best - it had almost nothing to do with him as evidenced by Beggars and Jumpin Jack. That said, yes, MT was a superb guitar player that elevated the Stones sound. But the Mick Taylor fanboys that think the Stones success was because of MT are delusional and insufferable .
This was about a year before Mick stole the show at Glastonbury with the Stones. Mick and Keith ought to go on bended knees and ask him to rejoin the band.
I really think this whole solo sounds alot like Santana. Best thing I heard Mick play in my opinion was the slide solo for Love in Vain. Various live renditions
Es verdad qué cómo buen guitarrista es lo máximo, sólo que con los Rollings se veía como qué no encajaba en el grupo no se movía, muy serio no se integraba al feeling de los Stones era como un poste ahí parado muy seco , tímido y eso creó que le afectaba mucho aún en este video, al menos ya se mueve como músico excelente, pero debería transmitir más.
Would you mind listening to the original on The Rolling Stones' "Sticky Fingers". This here is just very disappointing....I wish Mick was still with the Stones instead of Ron Wood.
I second the statement regarding Wood but Mick has had some really great live CYHMKs over the years and they're all so different. Live at the Lonestar Cafe, or at 14 Below, for instance. Gives him a chance to use all those really cool fused sounds longer than we got on the studio version. I think what's disappointing is the wear and tear he's sustained over the years that keeps him from being "on" every show. But we get those glimmers of the old Taylor cutting through sometimes and it makes it all the more special. Hell, some of his newer licks/stylings are even more amazing than they had been. Again, on a good night. This one was admittedly a little rough but he was, as we know, untouchable for many decades.
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The highest peak of the Rolling Stones and the highest musical level too was with Mick Taylor... and the best records especially Sticky fingers was with Mick Taylor
It really was the halcyon era for the Stones: Mick Taylor on guitar, Jimmy Miller behind the desk. Brilliant stuff.
He was king to me in the stones era..they're goofy for losing one of the top10 guitarists alive!!!
@@groverbaker6404 Mick Taylor is a true virtuoso and Jimmy Miller a very good drummer who taught Charlie Watts how to play "Honky Tonk Women!
Jimmy Miller was a brilliant producer who gets missed out in the history of the Stones.
But you guys act as if Miller and Taylor were sustainable. Miller was strung out and useless at the end of his tenure with the Stones, and Taylor was bowing out because he didn't see the band lasting another few years. True, he was agitated over writing credits and the working nature of the band (or lack thereof), but in truth, he thought the Stones were done. Miller, on the other hand, was losing his touch, hence the awful overproduction of Goats Head Soup.
That opening guitar work is the most understated, beautiful, tasty playing I’ve heard in a long time.
Hey wait a minute we love this guy
This still blows me away and I was there for it
Mick Taylor is the GOLD STANDARD 😎👌
agree
I LOVE THIS MAN.UNDER RATED IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT. my favorite stones songs from the Taylor era.
The greatest mistake the Stones ever made was not doing WHATEVER IT TOOK,
to keep Mick Taylor in the band. For starters, they could have PAID him.
He was given no credits on SEVERAL albums---in other words, no residuals.
In addition, his mates should have helped him with drug addiction and got him the help he needed to stay with the band. They did not...
With all due respect to Keith Richards---on Mick Taylor's WORSE DAY,
Keef couldn't hold a candle to him.
Make no mistake, Keith Richards is a very good guitarist.
Mick Taylor is a GREAT guitarist. A guitar genius.
Right up there with Hendrix, Clapton, and Santana.
No doubt about it.
The five albums he produced with the Stones from '69-'74 are all classics.
The band was never the same after 1974.
Clapton , Santana are 20, 21st. Probably, he's with Brian May, David Gilmore, Prince , Ry Cooder, Charlie Sexton , Larry Campbell Knopfler, and 15 others
Wow, just Wow.
Taylor gained a lot of charisma over the years!
Yes, gained a Lot of weight as well.
@@colinmelhuish1254 So what?
@Andy
Chill
@@johna.4334 You got one of the finest players in rock here - and you idiots got nothing better to do than bitching about his weight?
God bless them all. We only wish we cud hv our moments such as this.
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Thoroughly enjoyed this
“These Are A Few Of My Favourite Things”!
I would love to meet mick taylor.
I'm loving this ,,excellent Mick
Thanks for showing us how it's done, Mick!
It's cool, you can hear what's its built up from when he plays it this way , like its deconstructed some how, cool
Legend
Great player
..made. the stones
This is the demonstration that the most important in music business is to create. He is the best guitar player the Stones ever had, but without the RS he is just another virtuoso, an amazing one, but .. By the way, I think that the RS owe him so me money, it is not fair that the guy is suffering when the others are rich
Yup, the second half of “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking” wouldn’t exist without the Taylor riff that kicked it off!
Love it
I love it
They shot themselves in the foot when they forced his hand to leave. Best guitarist ever.
lol… yea… only the most successful touring band of all time and still selling out stadiums in 2024.
Some Girls, Tattoo You, Emotional Rescue, Steel Wheels, and even Voodoo Lounge were all great albums.
MT walked into the Stones when they were at their creative best - it had almost nothing to do with him as evidenced by Beggars and Jumpin Jack.
That said, yes, MT was a superb guitar player that elevated the Stones sound. But the Mick Taylor fanboys that think the Stones success was because of MT are delusional and insufferable .
This has been on ,every day since I found
best guitarist the stones ever had on all the early 70s clasic stones albums
Geiles Intro, geiler Groove und ... yeah - Mick Taylor!
Mick came armed with his axe and some jokes!
Happy birthday Mic
Stones best with Taylor. No question about it.
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This was about a year before Mick stole the show at Glastonbury with the Stones. Mick and Keith ought to go on bended knees and ask him to rejoin the band.
That Gershwin sound at 7:00 keeps it all so warm.
Yeah, there were more than a few of his favourite things in there! 😎
mick taylor : great class😁
I really think this whole solo sounds alot like Santana. Best thing I heard Mick play in my opinion was the slide solo for Love in Vain. Various live renditions
Que lindo debe ser tocar la guitarra así como lo hace ¡
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@@johna.4334??????🤔🤌🤌
Who was on saxophone?
What I never heard him play can't you hear me Knocking..... Did I miss something?????
Just an extended jam but wow did it sound good
No opening riff?
The dude is cool enough to, do an immitation of Jagger (that takes balls) have his hair uncut, and, simply be honest:)
Even wasted, he can play it. Hate to see him like this. Kinda sad, in a way
Is that "The" Mick Taylor? He's got a smooth band to back him up, sounds good. Until the vocals.
yeah you're qualified to judge.
@Doug
Whoa!
Drunk and painful
??? Nothing to do with the song " Can't you hear me knocking ". Why mention the song in the title of the Video ?
Because its the solo from CYHMK
Uh yea it's the extended jam outro. C 'mon man
What are you talking about? Apparently you didn't listen to the whole jam. He incorporated the same riffs in "Knocking". here, especially at the end.
He's aged but not his playing abilities...redhot as usual..thee best is mickyboy!
Es verdad qué cómo buen guitarrista es lo máximo, sólo que con los Rollings se veía como qué no encajaba en el grupo no se movía, muy serio no se integraba al feeling de los Stones era como un poste ahí parado muy seco , tímido y eso creó que le afectaba mucho aún en este video, al menos ya se mueve como músico excelente, pero debería transmitir más.
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The sax is too busy.
Would you mind listening to the original on The Rolling Stones' "Sticky Fingers". This here is just very disappointing....I wish Mick was still with the Stones instead of Ron Wood.
I second the statement regarding Wood but Mick has had some really great live CYHMKs over the years and they're all so different. Live at the Lonestar Cafe, or at 14 Below, for instance. Gives him a chance to use all those really cool fused sounds longer than we got on the studio version. I think what's disappointing is the wear and tear he's sustained over the years that keeps him from being "on" every show. But we get those glimmers of the old Taylor cutting through sometimes and it makes it all the more special. Hell, some of his newer licks/stylings are even more amazing than they had been. Again, on a good night. This one was admittedly a little rough but he was, as we know, untouchable for many decades.
@@chatae-shik1479 Thank you! That was finally a comment of someone who knows what he is talking about.
Sounds great ,get some groove into ya
He could play but not write
Good thing Mick can play guitar...he cannot sing.