A great recording taylor's guitar is fat and dynamite and great to listen to him
play with a great set list. Corky Laing the ex drummer of the great rock group
mountain plays drums and on some vocals.To bad lesile west did not show up.taylor is brilliant on rocky mountain way and hi heel sneakers,crossroads etc

line up
MT vocals and guitar
Corky Laing Drums and vocals
Mark Clark bass
Lester Chamber - percussion


CD1

Hi heel Sneakers
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Laundromat blues
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politician
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red house
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crossroads
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leather jacket
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lucille
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rocky mountain way
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end cd1

cd2

money
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born under a bad sign - taylor on fire
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"taylor's guitar is fat"

hmm ok that is just too easy

theme from an imaginary western
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sunshine of your love
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instrumental
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honkey tonk women(yes thats taylor not keith playing all the licks LOL) taylor
took honky tonk from a country hank williams thing to a killer tune and that was
said by keith.
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yeah fat I knew it would get all you guys GOING . Creamy FAT TONE GOT IT all guitar players would love to sound like that

mississippi queen
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CYHMK

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thats it enjoy

I'm downloading this immediately. Great setlist indeed. Thanks a lot!

Lovely, thanks OpenG.

Do you have the June 3 show as well? I am curious to hear the second show with Lucille, Got My Mojo Working, etc.

Thanks for considering this.

Love ya OpenG and your wonderful MT posts!

smokey - i do not have the june 3rd show sorry

Where was this show, what was the name of the venue. I was born in Bridgeport and never knew he played there.

Thanks OpenG. These Taylor posts are great. In response to the request for the venue:

880603A 3rd June: CORKY LAING’S ALL-STARS. Bridgeport, Connecticut, Club Tip-Toe,
1st show
(Tore Down/Mustang Sally/Anyway You Want It/The Dock Of The Bay/Knock
On Wood/Politician/Red House/Rocky Mountain Way)
Line-up: MT (gtr, voc)/Corky Laing (dr, voc)/Mark Clarke (bass)/Lester Chambers
(voc, perc, keyb)


880603B 3rd June: CORKY LAING’S ALL-STARS. Bridgeport, Connecticut, Club Tip-Toe,
2nd show
(Lucille/Got My Mojo Working/Theme From An Imaginary Western/Crossroads/
Laundromat Blues/Politician/Mississippi Queen/Can’t You Hear Me Knocking)

880604A 4th June: CORKY LAING’S ALL-STARS. Bridgeport, Connecticut, Club Tip-Toe,
1st show
(Hi-Heel Sneakers/Laundromat Blues/Politician/Red House/Crossroads/
Leather Jacket/Lucille/Rocky Mountain Way)
Line-up: MT (gtr, voc)/Corky Laing (dr, voc)/Mark Clarke (bass)/Lester Chambers
(perc)

880604B 4th June: CORKY LAING’S ALL-STARS. Bridgeport, Connecticut, Club Tip-Toe,
2nd show
(Money/Born Under A Bad Sign/Theme From An Imaginary Western / Sunshine
Of Your Love/Instrumental/Honky Tonk Women/Mississippi Queen/Can’t You
Hear Me Knocking)

Thanks, OpenG. Gonna pour myself a glas whisky and have a seat for this one.

h t w, w o w ! ! !
just needs mj singing

yes taylor carrying the groove and playing all those great licks sort of makes you forget about the weavers LOL

Mick Taylor, you gotta love him. His solo on Hi Heeled Sneakers is classic. He doesn't throw a note away.

BTW, Open G thanks for this. I'm really enjoying this one. Great selection of tracks.

yes - check out what taylor does with sunshine of your love all those notes he
plays after claptons famous riff - clapton never came close to that kind of playing

I've downloaded about 20 Cream-shows during the last months, and I must say that even though Taylor plays a lot of cool stuffs on those (Cream) songs, his rhythm playing is not up to par, compared to Clapton. However, CYHMK was great - but maybe a little too slow?

Yeah I was thinking that also - that his playing on Sunshine Of Your Love was ace. Fluid and melodic and some really interesting fills in between that famous riff. Also sounds like he had been listening to Jimi Hendrix's version of this song.

Just found this thread, any chance of re posting OpenG, Ive heard your a top bloke,