I have listened to the entire Stones catalogue too many times to count. The best sound the Stones ever got was with mic Taylor. And Sway is one of the best.
Mick Taylor actually wrote this song and never got credit for it. They've never done anything close to this since. Taylor also wrote Moonlight Mile, Winter, Time Waits For No One.
but they are not able to reproduce the early seventies sound. If you bring a genius Taylors N´Mick for 2 or 3 songs, it is for nothing. Listen what Taylor was acting 50 years ago...
@@Methilde Thank you for making my point for me. Taylor wrote the song, (Sway)but he NEVER got credit for it. The credit is Jagger/Richards. Completely wrong.The same with all of them. On Sway, Keith didn't play at all. Terrible.
@@holyworrier hahaha i love it when Stones Forever people get jealous of how they used to sound. if this is perfunctory than I hate to hear the word for what The Stones have been since the seventies
Taylor-time was the best time for the Stones. Best Music-time. The Basic for the Stones- giants. But with Ron came a 100%-Stone. Taylor was not a 100% - Stone, i mean. He left the Stones. Not like Brian. R.I.P. , Brian.
Saw this at The Oracle In Oakland!!!! One night after my father died. Dad was a concert pianist, was dying of pancreatic cancer... he would have his bad days and he kept asking me angrily… “Are you going to the Rolling Stones concert?“ I kept telling him ... no dad, I’m not going to leave you alone. I’m an oboist still, guitar too... I didn’t think I’d get very good on guitar but dad kept telling me to learn my 5 7th chords. I started learning stones songs and listening to Mick Taylor… I got a lot better than I ever thought I would. Thanks Keith thanks Mick and thanks Mick :-) Charlie and Wyman and Ronnie too!!!! RIP dad :-)
Always loved Mick Taylor and the way he plays the guitar ,pity he left in in 1973 ,didn't want the drugs that went with the RS at that time .RIP Charlie ,we miss you ,wouldn't mind doing a few jamming sessions with you in heaven when i get there
@@chrisbennett76 Taylor was the best guitarist the Stones ever had. Keif is the riffmaster and a musical genius not necessarily the best pure guitarist.
3:30 - 4:30 The shortest and best minute of the night. Shoulda let Taylor just play on for another five minutes. Man that was sounding sweet! I remember loving the early 70s Stones because of their distinct guitar parts, and MT's blistering solos. But since Woody joined up w/ Keith, (and I'm a big fan of Faces era Woody) there hasn't been a whole lot of really good, solid guitar, other than a few catchy riffs here and there. On a side note, it appears that Mick T's amp wasn't working in time for the first solo, so he expertly passed it to Ron Wood, who actually managed a decent slide part on it.
If you like this, look up Mick Taylor's playing with John Mayall in the late 60s. Just a teenager, he could hold his own against Clapton and Green and 50 years later his take on the blues sounds fresher than either of them.
Nice intro to the best guitarist EVER to play in that band jackass. I'll bet at least half that crowd had NO idea Mick Taylor was ever in the band. Jagger paid Taylor $1000 cash to play this song. The Stones netted $375,000 on this show. Same old greedy bastards..
Just my take....the era from Let it Bleed to Goats Head Soup is the Greatest of all Stones....Why?.. Keith is taking the 5 string open G Guitar to places it had never been...And filling all those gaps of Kieth's brillance is Mick Taylor, a blues master! I know this has been analized to death ,but really, that's what it was really all about...2 Masterfull guitarist's just rocking! RIP Charlie...
@George Horner *I'm pretty sure Bill at age 83 isn't up for touring but it would be great if he and Mick Taylor could record a album with just Mick,Keith and Charlie!!*
onlyjoetee Seriously though, Darryl is soooo boring. Root notes in the pocket every freekin time. Counterpoint: never heard of it. I'll take Ronnie every day of the week.
Like to see the Stones do an intimate version of this. Very bluesy. No strutting about. No gesticulating. Slow, almost funereal. A tribute to the original.
The best Stones albums were with Mick Taylor playing lead.He is a monster guitarist. Keith is a rhythm guitarist who knows a lot of licks,but he isn’t known for his great solos,it’s not his forte. But he writes great songs.Taylor can solo with the best. With all due respect to Ronnie Wood,he isn’t in Mick Taylor’s league.
Most definitely there are plenty who agree with you my friend!!! I myself feel the same. I have really been delving into their catalogue of music since the pandemic hit, and im not as hard on ronnie as many people are. He is tremendous guitarist and he brought some fresh energy when M.T left cause it came by surprise to the group and they were going through some crazy times. But yes, Ronnie is no Mick Taylor, but Ronnie isnt a slouch in no way and he helped save the band on the brink.
Nice intro to the best guitarist EVER to play in that band jackass. I'll bet at least half that crowd had NO idea Mick Taylor was ever in the band. Jagger paid Taylor $1000 cash to play this song. The Stones netted $375,000 on this show. Same old greedy bastards..
Correct..RW would not be there if he could not totally fill the gap when Taylor left, when you get to the stones level nobody would be included on a permanent basis if they did not meet the musical and social skills required.
Always have a hard time watching this, and how MT has to work within the confines of this trivial version of "Sway". The original is a slower heavy massive epic rock song with a killer show stopping solo that you don't want to end (not to mention Bill and Charlie's FAR less simplified accompaniment) . MJ was the director of this i believe, reduced it to almost a pop song. Loved the little glimpse of what could have been from MT though.... what a waste
Very well said ...This whole thing was a dog and pony show ...What a shame ..They never gave MT the credit he deserved and by the looks of what happen this night in Chicago they still don't.
Glynn Johns, long time engineer for the Stones, who did sessions for, well, everybody including Clapton, Page, Beck, etc. said Mick Taylor was his favorite guitarist because he was so technically proficient and yet kept every take fresh and different. He was never boring to work with.
I don't know. Johns certainly had a lot of trash to talk about Mick Taylor in a 2015 RS interview. Called him an egomaniac, etc. I think Taylor was just trying to keep the work moving along, while everyone else sat around waiting for Richards to score his drugs and waste everybody's time. For me, Exile is nowhere near their best album, as I'd prefer Sticky Fingers and Goats Head Soup over that heroin soaked release. Just my take on it.
@@joeherbert7555 no doubt, I went back and read that interview. Smack screwed MT up and cost him nearly everything. I saw him play a club date about 20 years ago to maybe 16 people. I feel the same way about the Derek and the Dominoes Layla album. Tom Dowd was a great producer but that album sounds like dreck to my ear mostly because of the drugs. Some of the worst playing by Duane Allman ever.
Nice intro to the best guitarist EVER to play in that band jackass. I'll bet at least half that crowd had NO idea Mick Taylor was ever in the band. Jagger paid Taylor $1000 cash to play this song. The Stones netted $375,000 on this show. Same old greedy bastards..
@@ronbabb9482 I have been chatting with other people over this topic and this appears to have been often a pattern. It did not happen only with Mick Taylor but also with Bill Wyman, Billy Preston, even with Ronnie Wood and others.
Nice intro to the best guitarist EVER to play in that band jackass. I'll bet at least half that crowd had NO idea Mick Taylor was ever in the band. Jagger paid Taylor $1000 cash to play this song. The Stones netted $375,000 on this show. Same old greedy bastards..
Daniel Miller Keith would dodge the question. Keith’s insecurities around the Micks are partly what fueled him and the Stones. It’s a real shame for all involved he can’t really bury the hatchet with little Mick. When (a sober) Jimmy Miller first heard those dueling guitars, he knew they found something really special post-Brian.
Well, Keith also has played forever in a style uniquely his and he contributed more to this band's body of work than Mick Taylor did. I love Mick Taylor's playing, he is amazing. I don't agree with the take that he is jealous of Mick Taylor at all. It takes all types.
eight inches i was thinking the same thing but I feel like at the same time Keith doesn’t care to play crazy solos. He’s always been a backbone rhythm and riff master
@@AllanEvansOfficial hey big UP Allan. I love the fact you are on youtube listening to jams and making positive comments. I was 8 when mick taylor left the stones. I had older hippie sisters so I was into rock'n roll at a very early age. As I got older I found out more about the stones and the early years with Brian Jones and their history from the 60s. So,i really grew up listening to Ronnie with the stones. I think because of the timing of when I started listening to the stones it made me respect each of the leads equally for what they contributed to the band.
@@alexdelarge703 Not a choice its a FACT. Compare THE WHO 2015 Hyde Park, 1977 Kilburn and 2001 Concert for NYC sets to ANY concert Stones have ever played and anyone can see there is NO comparison. Also THE WHO was NEVER upstaged by ANY band that played on the same bill and Stones were blown off the stage EVER night in 1980 when Van Halen opened. CASE CLOSED dope.
I luved Ronnie with The Faces myself...but luv him with The Stones also..the Mick Taylor years with the Stones were thier best IMHO...luv em' all anyway...RIP Charlie Watts and Rock & jazz on wherever you are...
WTF! That's no way to end the song! Give MT a one minute solo? That's less time than he got on the original recording. They should have drawn that solo out for minutes, and there was no reason for the vocals to come in at the end. This sucks.
Jagger is so ruthless! Almost 40 years since Taylor left the band (in part, for no songwriting credit for Sway) and he cuts Taylor's solo short after less than 1 minute instead of letting him truly warm up and fly.
Mick Taylor was just so magical guitar player with the Stones. The Stones recorded their best albums with Mick Taylor. One of the best guitar players ever but his career after the Stones hasn't been very successful for some reason. Maybe too modest person? I don't really know.
It does not matter which guitarist you take, there are not many who can play as nice solos as Taylor. But Jagger is holding Taylor back here in the song and having a hard time listening to this?
I have seen a comment from one person who said that Mick tended to noodle on and on and the band had to just go back into the song and Mick didn’t even notice.
the best albums are with Taylor, but, he just dont fix, you hear these albums now and just dont sound like the stones, its a rare thing, but still, Mick Taylor was by far best guitar in the stones
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as always Mick Taylor sounds incredible; the Stones never fully recovered from his departure
well said!
Ronnie Wood go retire
I have listened to the entire Stones catalogue too many times to count. The best sound the Stones ever got was with mic Taylor. And Sway is one of the best.
Mick Taylor actually wrote this song and never got credit for it. They've never done anything close to this since. Taylor also wrote Moonlight Mile, Winter, Time Waits For No One.
but they are not able to reproduce the early seventies sound. If you bring a genius Taylors N´Mick for 2 or 3 songs, it is for nothing. Listen what Taylor was acting 50 years ago...
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@@jamesbowen8960 Taylor co-wrote those songs with Jagger
@@Methilde Thank you for making my point for me. Taylor wrote the song, (Sway)but he NEVER got credit for it. The credit is Jagger/Richards. Completely wrong.The same with all of them. On Sway, Keith didn't play at all. Terrible.
Jesus - that solo is as good as it was on the record. The kid's still got it.
Mick is a guitar God his tone was unmatchable best guitarist Stones.
Tone shmone. He phones it in here. A perfunctory, emotionally flat interlude.
@@holyworrier i must have been drunk when I wrote that comment it sure don't make sense.Taylor was the best guitar player the Stones ever had.
@@hudentdw2 He was the best player in terms of soloing but Keith has it over him as a rhythm player.
@@holyworrier hahaha i love it when Stones Forever people get jealous of how they used to sound. if this is perfunctory than I hate to hear the word for what The Stones have been since the seventies
@@MrAschiff Mick Taylor can play anything better than Keith, but Keith's fortay is rhythm as his rhythms are actually the lead
Shit makes me cry. What a perfectly beautiful solo.
Great solo by Mick Taylor!
Taylor is amazing. Hi recordings with the Stones are their best.
Don't forget Bryan Jones . Ron Wood sucks .
@@stironeceno Ron Wood does not suck at all. He takes a back seat in the Stones, but he is a beast with the Faces and Rod Stewart work
@@Buff99ca Not in the same class with Jones or Taylor .
Taylor-time was the best time for the Stones. Best Music-time. The Basic for the Stones- giants. But with Ron came a 100%-Stone. Taylor was not a 100% - Stone, i mean. He left the Stones. Not like Brian. R.I.P. , Brian.
Say
I’m proud of Taylor. Such a beautiful musician and his love for the blues
Saw this at The Oracle In Oakland!!!! One night after my father died. Dad was a concert pianist, was dying of pancreatic cancer... he would have his bad days and he kept asking me angrily… “Are you going to the Rolling Stones concert?“ I kept telling him ... no dad, I’m not going to leave you alone. I’m an oboist still, guitar too... I didn’t think I’d get very good on guitar but dad kept telling me to learn my 5 7th chords. I started learning stones songs and listening to Mick Taylor… I got a lot better than I ever thought I would. Thanks Keith thanks Mick and thanks Mick :-) Charlie and Wyman and Ronnie too!!!!
RIP dad :-)
sorry about your Dad
May your dad RIP
Too young Too soon Mr.Taylor ....
Wish you stayed on a little longer..
Lord knows what our hearts could have felt ❤❤❤
In all of the very long history of the Rolling Stones ... Mick Taylor is the total virtuouso.
Mick Taylor as awesome as ever !!!!!
Always loved Mick Taylor and the way he plays the guitar ,pity he left in in 1973 ,didn't want the drugs that went with the RS at that time .RIP Charlie ,we miss you ,wouldn't mind doing a few jamming sessions with you in heaven when i get there
Well that was nice to hear Mick Taylor at the solo end...
Mick Taylor rules🙏💫
I used to skip over this on the lp and now it's one of my favorites.
Best guitarist the Stones had.
Yep not the same when he left 🎶
Absolutely Yessssssss❗❗❗❗Sway❗❗❗❗🎼🎸🎼🎸🎼🎸🎼😎🎼😲🎼😲🎼🎸
Without Richards there is no Stones, and no need for Taylor.
@@chrisbennett76 Taylor was the best guitarist the Stones ever had. Keif is the riffmaster and a musical genius not necessarily the best pure guitarist.
Abso-fucking-lutley!!
These 3 nights in Chicago rocked our balls off! Great to see and hear Mick Taylor, just perfect!
god bless Mick Taylor what a monster of a player!!!
3:30 - 4:30 The shortest and best minute of the night. Shoulda let Taylor just play on for another five minutes. Man that was sounding sweet! I remember loving the early 70s Stones because of their distinct guitar parts, and MT's blistering solos. But since Woody joined up w/ Keith, (and I'm a big fan of Faces era Woody) there hasn't been a whole lot of really good, solid guitar, other than a few catchy riffs here and there. On a side note, it appears that Mick T's amp wasn't working in time for the first solo, so he expertly passed it to Ron Wood, who actually managed a decent slide part on it.
Keith's a great rhythm guitarist.
his version with Carla Olson is the best one to listen to
for sure
If you like this, look up Mick Taylor's playing with John Mayall in the late 60s. Just a teenager, he could hold his own against Clapton and Green and 50 years later his take on the blues sounds fresher than either of them.
The great Mick Taylor
The great Peter Green RIP
Clapton who ?
Excellent. Nice guitar solos from Mick T. and R. Wood.
Best Stones line-up. Mick is a master.
Damn, Mick Taylor just wails🔥🤘
Should have never let that cat get away. Should have been SWAY with Taylor for years.
Yes agree the stones should've done everthing in there power to keep this phenomenal guitarist, it's just not the same band without Taylor.
He left...
When Taylor steps up for that solo, it's like all the Vegas shit disappears and they become the rock band they were in 1973...
Nice solo Mick ..love the tone
I love the Stones, no question, but also, separately, I love the way Mick Taylor touches the guitar.
Nice intro to the best guitarist EVER to play in that band jackass. I'll bet at least half that crowd had NO idea Mick Taylor was ever in the band. Jagger paid Taylor $1000 cash to play this song. The Stones netted $375,000 on this show. Same old greedy bastards..
😢 Wow my favorite guitar solo since I was 12.
Ahhhh! Mick Taylor...
Just my take....the era from Let it Bleed to Goats Head Soup is the Greatest of all Stones....Why?.. Keith is taking the 5 string open G Guitar to places it had never been...And filling all those gaps of Kieth's brillance is Mick Taylor, a blues master! I know this has been analized to death ,but really, that's what it was really all about...2 Masterfull guitarist's just rocking! RIP Charlie...
I'd like to see ronnie on bass and put mick Taylor back on guitar.
too late now but that is a brilliant idea. I think since all parties eventually got sober,Mick would have considered doing it.
@George Horner yes .
@George Horner *I'm pretty sure Bill at age 83 isn't up for touring but it would be great if he and Mick Taylor could record a album with just Mick,Keith and Charlie!!*
Daryl Jones is a far better bass player than Ronnie tho...
onlyjoetee Seriously though, Darryl is soooo boring. Root notes in the pocket every freekin time. Counterpoint: never heard of it. I'll take Ronnie every day of the week.
Some songs like that are Taylor´s songs, this is one of them, his performance has his guitar and riff seal.
Like to see the Stones do an intimate version of this. Very bluesy. No strutting about. No gesticulating. Slow, almost funereal. A tribute to the original.
The best Stones albums were with Mick Taylor playing lead.He is a monster guitarist.
Keith is a rhythm guitarist who knows a lot of licks,but he isn’t known for his great solos,it’s not his forte.
But he writes great songs.Taylor can solo with the best.
With all due respect to Ronnie Wood,he isn’t in Mick Taylor’s league.
Most definitely there are plenty who agree with you my friend!!! I myself feel the same. I have really been delving into their catalogue of music since the pandemic hit, and im not as hard on ronnie as many people are. He is tremendous guitarist and he brought some fresh energy when M.T left cause it came by surprise to the group and they were going through some crazy times. But yes, Ronnie is no Mick Taylor, but Ronnie isnt a slouch in no way and he helped save the band on the brink.
To me.......One of 5 greatest lead guitarist ever❗❗❗😳❗😳🎸😳🎸😲🎸😲🎼😲😳😲🎸🎸🎸❗❗😳👍
Clearly true
@@toby2k75 I love Ronnie’s playing on the first side of Long John Baldry‘s album It Ain’t Easy.
And his hair in the old days.
Omg ! Mick Taylor owned the stage !!!
Does it really matter who played what and with who? It all comes down to the magic that makes the Stones who and what they are...💫✌️🎶
Thats what i say
Nice intro to the best guitarist EVER to play in that band jackass. I'll bet at least half that crowd had NO idea Mick Taylor was ever in the band. Jagger paid Taylor $1000 cash to play this song. The Stones netted $375,000 on this show. Same old greedy bastards..
lolol Mick Taylor often makes "I love the Stones no matter what" fans really nervous
Correct..RW would not be there if he could not totally fill the gap when Taylor left, when you get to the stones level nobody would be included on a permanent basis if they did not meet the musical and social skills required.
The best musician in the history of this band is Mick Taylor!
One of the greatest versions is Carla Olson and Mick Taylor ,its different but its so clean
Mick Taylor!!
Its sounds like Stones again❤
Always have a hard time watching this, and how MT has to work within the confines of this trivial version of "Sway". The original is a slower heavy massive epic rock song with a killer show stopping solo that you don't want to end (not to mention Bill and Charlie's FAR less simplified accompaniment) . MJ was the director of this i believe, reduced it to almost a pop song. Loved the little glimpse of what could have been from MT though.... what a waste
Very well said ...This whole thing was a dog and pony show ...What a shame ..They never gave MT the credit he deserved and by the looks of what happen this night in Chicago they still don't.
sadly have to agree. original was a menacing opera. this is crap. makes me laugh somebody said best version ever!!!
@@reresimone4300 totally agree!
❤️❤️ fantastic
Keef with Taylor....so good.
Favourite Stones song.
Glynn Johns, long time engineer for the Stones, who did sessions for, well, everybody including Clapton, Page, Beck, etc. said Mick Taylor was his favorite guitarist because he was so technically proficient and yet kept every take fresh and different. He was never boring to work with.
I don't know. Johns certainly had a lot of trash to talk about Mick Taylor in a 2015 RS interview. Called him an egomaniac, etc. I think Taylor was just trying to keep the work moving along, while everyone else sat around waiting for Richards to score his drugs and waste everybody's time. For me, Exile is nowhere near their best album, as I'd prefer Sticky Fingers and Goats Head Soup over that heroin soaked release. Just my take on it.
@@joeherbert7555 no doubt, I went back and read that interview. Smack screwed MT up and cost him nearly everything. I saw him play a club date about 20 years ago to maybe 16 people.
I feel the same way about the Derek and the Dominoes Layla album. Tom Dowd was a great producer but that album sounds like dreck to my ear mostly because of the drugs. Some of the worst playing by Duane Allman ever.
I bought "Goats Head Soup" pretty much the first day of its release. One of the main reasons I liked it so much was Mick Taylor.
Mick Taylor is Amaxing .. fantastic lead lines...
Mick Taylor played modes in his solos.
Especially in Dorian modes
Adds more dynamics in those solos vs minor pentatonics.
Just a fucking guitar god.
Not the same band without Mick Taylor
Yes I agree with Taylor they were at there best.
Or Brian Jones...
Much better with Ronnie. So much worse with those Leavell and Clifford.
Brilliant observation.
Without Mick Taylor they are a mediocre band.
wow 🤯
Mick Taylor's guitar is supreme - listen to "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" on Sticky Fingers.
Fantastic.......fantastic......MICK. TAYLOR..........Fantastic
great.....mick t
Can we have a hand for Mr. Charlie?
Three lead guitars and Mick knocked the rest out of the park!
Nice intro to the best guitarist EVER to play in that band jackass. I'll bet at least half that crowd had NO idea Mick Taylor was ever in the band. Jagger paid Taylor $1000 cash to play this song. The Stones netted $375,000 on this show. Same old greedy bastards..
This "deep cut" Is a real surprise
Best song with the best guitarist
MIck Taylor's added value is huge, just officially not duly recognized with writing credits...
True! Taylor had an assist in Sway, Moonlight Mile, Time waits for no one, to name a few. A shame he was screwed out of his songwriting royalties.
@@ronbabb9482 I have been chatting with other people over this topic and this appears to have been often a pattern. It did not happen only with Mick Taylor but also with Bill Wyman, Billy Preston, even with Ronnie Wood and others.
Stones forever!!!😝😛
Fluid and lyrical
It would be good if they could invite Mick Taylor and Bill Wyman to play on the new album. Won't happen though!
Sway, good song choice. MT's solo is superb. CH x 3 friendly & lucky.
Mick Taylor could still contribute to The Rolling Stones
Nice intro to the best guitarist EVER to play in that band jackass. I'll bet at least half that crowd had NO idea Mick Taylor was ever in the band. Jagger paid Taylor $1000 cash to play this song. The Stones netted $375,000 on this show. Same old greedy bastards..
The original version is the best
If I could ask Keith one question, it would be what’s it like to play guitar with Mick Taylor??😀😀😀
Daniel Miller Keith would dodge the question. Keith’s insecurities around the Micks are partly what fueled him and the Stones. It’s a real shame for all involved he can’t really bury the hatchet with little Mick.
When (a sober) Jimmy Miller first heard those dueling guitars, he knew they found something really special post-Brian.
I love Ronnie...But Mick Taylor just said step aside lad and listen !
Awsome Mick t shown it how it's done lol
Mick Jagger is so young and full of energy.
Mick Taylor - Right at the top of the tree. Beautiful guitar
This Mick Taylor kid seems good
MT in a class apart and above.
le 2 éme vrai guitariste..🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 des stops . quelle idée d, être parti. dur dur 💐💐☀️☀️🎸☀️🇲🇨
Keith is like "I hate it when he plays better than me". lol!
Well, Keith also has played forever in a style uniquely his and he contributed more to this band's body of work than Mick Taylor did. I love Mick Taylor's playing, he is amazing. I don't agree with the take that he is jealous of Mick Taylor at all. It takes all types.
eight inches i was thinking the same thing but I feel like at the same time Keith doesn’t care to play crazy solos. He’s always been a backbone rhythm and riff master
I think if keith had not been on heroine during the 70s that would have been when he would have honed his lead skills.
klubkid46 agreed 100%. Keefs playing is literally a sonic reflection of his lifestyle. Those riffs are heroin riffs. And boy do I love them
@@AllanEvansOfficial hey big UP Allan. I love the fact you are on youtube listening to jams and making positive comments. I was 8 when mick taylor left the stones. I had older hippie sisters so I was into rock'n roll at a very early age. As I got older I found out more about the stones and the early years with Brian Jones and their history from the 60s. So,i really grew up listening to Ronnie with the stones. I think because of the timing of when I started listening to the stones it made me respect each of the leads equally for what they contributed to the band.
People hear greatest rock in roll band in the world today and they roll their eyes but in 1973 in was true.
Still is. Name a greater rock and roll band.
@@alexdelarge703 that's easy....THE WHO.
Always has been and always will be....
@@jaysantos536 That’s a pretty lame choice. Your comments on this channel are pretty gross.
@@alexdelarge703 Not a choice its a FACT. Compare THE WHO 2015 Hyde Park, 1977 Kilburn and 2001 Concert for NYC sets to ANY concert Stones have ever played and anyone can see there is NO comparison. Also THE WHO was NEVER upstaged by ANY band that played on the same bill and Stones were blown off the stage EVER night in 1980 when Van Halen opened. CASE CLOSED dope.
@@jaysantos536 Don’t like your own shit, fruit. Two words: Brussels Affair.
I love Ronnie but you can’t take Mick’s solo. He wrote it.
I prefer Ronnie's sharper, nastier delivery. He makes it his own.
Ronnie mailing it in for 46 years
I luved Ronnie with The Faces myself...but luv him with The Stones also..the Mick Taylor years with the Stones were thier best IMHO...luv em' all anyway...RIP Charlie Watts and Rock & jazz on wherever you are...
Ron is ok in the studio but he is horrible live
WTF! That's no way to end the song! Give MT a one minute solo? That's less time than he got on the original recording. They should have drawn that solo out for minutes, and there was no reason for the vocals to come in at the end. This sucks.
Mick shoulda taken a longer Solo. MJ was just waiting for his nod
So smooth.
3:33 solo 😀
このギターソロ凄く良いね🐱
WOW! They sound good here! Mick sounds great!
He sounds terrible. That's not singing.
@@user-cx3jn7cq8e That's so funny. Why do people tune in to stuff they don't even like? And then continue to be so fulla shit about it?
@@deanallen927 why not?
Mick Taylor to Ron Wood, hold my beer and stop copying me
Ron actually knows how great Mick is they're best friends he knows he's no Mick
Are they in a hurry? Seems a lot faster than on the album.
Mick and Mick wrote this on Sticky Fingers...
Jagger is so ruthless! Almost 40 years since Taylor left the band (in part, for no songwriting credit for Sway) and he cuts Taylor's solo short after less than 1 minute instead of letting him truly warm up and fly.
Taylor clearly signals to the band that the solo is soon finished and to change in the ending part.
Well Taylor wrote this song and didn't get credited......as for woods....well you get what you pay for....
In Chicago they should invite Buddy Guy (obviously) and Buddy's guitar friend, Quinn Sullivan (Stevie Ray Vaughn).
Man, Taylor is shit hot.
Mick should have been playing the slide part too.
Ronnie would have cried.
They were great with mick Jones!!
Who?
Slow it down x75 it's closer to the tempo of the record
名曲の片鱗すら感じられない。
なんだこりゃ。あまりに悲しすぎる。あの録音と同じバンドによる演奏とは思えない。いやこのときすでにストーンズはストーンズではなくなってしまった。あまりにもポンコツすぎる。ダリルジョーンズは金のためにだけベースを弾いているのだ。金のためにストーンズにいる。もう言葉にはならないほどに悲しい。なんだこりゃ、、、。
Mick Taylor was just so magical guitar player with the Stones. The Stones recorded their best albums with Mick Taylor. One of the best guitar players ever but his career after the Stones hasn't been very successful for some reason. Maybe too modest person? I don't really know.
if MICK had stayed with the band 3:33
C'est ça Mick Taylor...
Seke 0 all right
It does not matter which guitarist you take, there are not many who can play as nice solos as Taylor.
But Jagger is holding Taylor back here in the song and having a hard time listening to this?
I have seen a comment from one person who said that Mick tended to noodle on and on and the band had to just go back into the song and Mick didn’t even notice.
I like.Ronnie, but i would have had MT do the middle solo with the slide too
the best albums are with Taylor, but, he just dont fix, you hear these albums now and just dont sound like the stones, its a rare thing, but still, Mick Taylor was by far best guitar in the stones
Brian Jones . Mick Taylor . Ronnie Wood . you pick .