Taylor and his band post stones have many great boots.One fav is Taylor's work
with Corky Laing's All Star Band from NY 6-4-88.They do many covers.

Lineup:
MT - guitar vocals
Corky Laing - drums/vocals
Mark Clark Bass
Lester Chamber percussion

ist set

hi heel sneakers
laundramount blues
politician
red house
crossroads
leather jacket
lucille
ricky mountain way

2nd set

money
born under a bad sign
theme from an imaginary western
sunshine of your love
instrumetal
honkey tonk woman
mississippi queen
cyhmk

Taylor's guitar is great in the mix throughout and his tone is killer.His solo
on theme from an imaginary western - glistens just like his solo on IM Free from
1969.He grooves on Honkey Tonk and plays all of Keith's licks like a true real
soloist and musician.CYHMK well Ron Wood can,t play it like Taylor because he can
only copy his triple stop licks and has no improvisation and is lost on ff.

Taylor's music is timeless and time has waited for him and he shows no
signs of his age of 56. The glimmers well all I can say is Time Waits for
No One and it won;t wait for the glimmers. The recorder just kept on taping thank
god for us one good thing on his final departure from IORR.

OpenG - any chance of trading me a copy of this?

Esky

esky send me your email no need to send me anything

i have these "is there a life after the stones?"
and there are some tracks with the all star blues band
from 1996 on. little red rooster is great (vocals & playing),
also laundromat blues

OpenG - your e-mail is hidden....click on my "alias" and you'll get my address...

Thanks,
Esky

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Esky