He is credited with vocals on this album. Mick said at the time that MT was singing on the album."he's weak but he's there" or similar.....

Anybody discern which tracks he's on? CYHTM? 100YA?

Speaking of the latter track - it deserves its own thread.





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According to timeisonourside.com :

Dancing With Mr D
Heartbreaker
Silver Train

Thanks, will now listen.

I've always had the same doubt. Hope somebody could help.



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Ooops. Seems I posted too late. Anyway, despite the techincal data about the songs where he sang, did anybody ever discern his vocals??

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Mick's singing (recent) is better than I thought it would be. It's emotive esp on "Morning Comes" and "Here Comes The Rain" and "Blind Willie McTell" from Stones Throw.
Keith's singing nowadays is better suited for quiet soul/ lounge jazz. He just sounds like my grandfather....which is kind of comforting....I guess. His best was "Waitin on a Call".
Ron Wood sounds very raspy rock n roll.

Miss U - Hey that IDIOT Country Honk thinks Keith & Ronnie have "better"
voices than Taylor. What a Jerk!! MLC

Mick Taylor is completely without voice - have you listen to the albums at all..... doesn't seemed likely or you must have vax in your ears - need an earcleaner......

Mickboy thinks Taylor does the background vox on the _single_ version of Sway. Haven't listened to the vocals carefully enough to notice.

There are also Taylor vox on IORR: S&C and Till the Next Goodbye.



Strange thing is that I've heard Taylor harmonize on YCAGWYW (~1995), and he sounded like he was singing in Keith's back up vocals range (that is, a little high). (No pun intended. Really.)

Smokey,

You mean Taylor does YCAGWYW in his some solo shows?
Which 1995 show?

Off by one or two years (if you count the official version, which I've not heard). I know Mick did the backing vocals because I've seen a video, but I don't recall which show it was (prob. "French TV", but my poor recollection is of a piazza, not the Louvre).

960600A mid-1996: LIGABUE. French TV ( ) ‘Yes For Europe’, Paris, outside of Louvre
- You Can’t Always Get What You Want (MJ/KR) -Susan Taylor on backing vocals
- Vivo Morto O X (Luciano Ligabue)
Line-up: MT (gtr, bvoc)/Luciano Ligabue (voc, gtr)/Mel Previte (gtr)/Federico
Capitan Fede Poggipollini (gtr)/Rigo Righetti (bass)/Robby Sanchez (dr)

960720A 20th July: LIGABUE. Montreux, Switzerland, 'Jazzfestival'
- You Can't Always Get What You Want (MJ/KR) -Susan Taylor on backing vocals
- Vivo Morto O X (Luciano Ligabue)
- Hai Un Momento, Dio? (Luciano Ligabue)
- You Gotta Move (Fred McDowell/Rev. Gary Davis)
Line-up: MT (gtr)/Luciano Ligabue (voc, gtr)/Mel Previte (gtr)/Federico Capitan
Fede Poggipollini (gtr)/Rigo Righetti (bass)/Robby Sanchez (dr)

960722A 22nd July: Cesena, Italy, La Rocca Malatestiana
(Boogie Man/Blues In The Morning/Goin’ South/Giddy Up/Fed Up With The
Blues-Tore Down-Laundromat Blues/You Gotta Move/You Can’t Always Get What You Want)
Note: With special guest Luciano Ligabue (voc) on 'You Gotta Move' and 'You Can't Always Get What You Want'.
Probably appears on "Listen to this Ronnie".

970523A 23rd May : LIGABUE.
Single CD ‘Viva’ (WEA WE 739 / 063018569-2, -Italy). Producers: Fabrizio
Barbacci & Luciano Ligabue. Incl. one track recorded live in Italy in mid-1996:
- You Can’t Always Get What You Want (MJ/KR)
Line-up: MT (gtr)/Luciano Ligabue (voc, gtr)/Mel Previte (gtr)/Federico Capitan
Fede Poggipollini (gtr)/Rigo Righetti (bass)/Robby Sanchez (dr)/Susan Taylor (bvoc)

Country Honk, you need to listen out in the country away from all the honking...LoL.