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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: kleermaker ()

Date: May 14, 2014 22:03

I think he has used this time out quite well. cool smiley

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: andrewt ()

Date: May 14, 2014 22:39

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I think you mean you miss being fuddled.

and gruntled

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: His Majesty ()

Date: May 14, 2014 22:55

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His Majesty's reluctant evolution into a Taylorite is one of my favourite IORR sagas of recent times.

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I think he has used this time out quite well.

Some definite progress has been made, 1973 live stones no longer gives me a sore head... I quite enjoy your 1973 European tour comp on youtube. cool smiley

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: kleermaker ()

Date: May 14, 2014 23:03

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His Majesty's reluctant evolution into a Taylorite is one of my favourite IORR sagas of recent times.

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kleermaker
I think he has used this time out quite well.

Some definite progress has been made, 1973 live stones no longer gives me a sore head... I quite enjoy your 1973 European tour comp on youtube.

Nice to see your 'comment' there HM smiling smiley

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: SadDayBadDay ()

Date: May 14, 2014 23:04

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I think you mean you miss being fuddled.

and gruntled

well, the point is that it's redundant to say you miss being befuddled. one is being fuddled, much like one is being wildered or being witched.

i hope you are gruntled and gusted and not the opposite....

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: His Majesty ()

Date: May 14, 2014 23:12

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Nice to see your 'comment' there HM

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: stonehearted ()

Date: May 15, 2014 02:44

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SadDayBadDay

I think you mean you miss being fuddled.

and gruntled

well, the point is that it's redundant to say you miss being befuddled. one is being fuddled, much like one is being wildered or being witched.

i hope you are gruntled and gusted and not the opposite....

Sometimes I miss being gotten, but since my point was gotten I can enjoy not being missed, which is a whole lot better than if I were misbegotten... or something.

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: treaclefingers ()

Date: May 15, 2014 02:46

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I think you mean you miss being fuddled.

and gruntled

well, the point is that it's redundant to say you miss being befuddled. one is being fuddled, much like one is being wildered or being witched.

i hope you are gruntled and gusted and not the opposite....

Sometimes I miss being gotten, but since my point was gotten I can enjoy not being missed, which is a whole lot better than if I were misbegotten... or something.

Why can't you guys just have.

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: stonehearted ()

Date: May 15, 2014 02:56

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SadDayBadDay

I think you mean you miss being fuddled.

and gruntled

well, the point is that it's redundant to say you miss being befuddled. one is being fuddled, much like one is being wildered or being witched.

i hope you are gruntled and gusted and not the opposite....

Sometimes I miss being gotten, but since my point was gotten I can enjoy not being missed, which is a whole lot better than if I were misbegotten... or something.

Why can't you guys just have.

Well, I can't speak for the others, but I'm a have not.

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: deeppurple ()

Date: May 15, 2014 14:47

Does anyone remember which show, while playing 'You can't always get what you want' he played a portion of 'Winter.' Only a snippet, but a beautiful solo. Europe '73. I have it, just cannot put my hands on at the moment. It may already be up on this thread. I have not watch all the videos. Thanks.

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: DandelionPowderman ()

Date: May 15, 2014 15:09

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Does anyone remember which show, while playing 'You can't always get what you want' he played a portion of 'Winter.' Only a snippet, but a beautiful solo. Europe '73. I have it, just cannot put my hands on at the moment. It may already be up on this thread. I have not watch all the videos. Thanks.

Empire Pool 73, I think, and Mick went along with it - humming a little passage from Winter. Could be Brussels as well - or both. Might be a gag they did..

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: deeppurple ()

Date: May 15, 2014 15:59

DandelionPowderman! Thanks! Narrows down my search. I forgot it was done twice. I am surprised they have as of yet, to play 'Winter.'

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: Eleanor Rigby ()

Date: May 15, 2014 16:29

Think his live Love In Vain from dallas 1972 from L&G movie is a classic.

Another brilliant solo is SFM that exists on YA YA's which has arguably his quickest quitar work notes-wise (near last verse).

The list goes on...

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: treaclefingers ()

Date: May 15, 2014 16:45

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I think you mean you miss being fuddled.

and gruntled

well, the point is that it's redundant to say you miss being befuddled. one is being fuddled, much like one is being wildered or being witched.

i hope you are gruntled and gusted and not the opposite....

Sometimes I miss being gotten, but since my point was gotten I can enjoy not being missed, which is a whole lot better than if I were misbegotten... or something.

Why can't you guys just have.

Well, I can't speak for the others, but I'm a have not.

oh behave, I mean have.

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: dcba ()

Date: May 15, 2014 17:03

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His Majesty's reluctant evolution into a Taylorite is one of my favourite IORR sagas of recent times.

Coming outs are popular nowadays... > grinning smiley

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: treaclefingers ()

Date: May 15, 2014 17:04

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His Majesty's reluctant evolution into a Taylorite is one of my favourite IORR sagas of recent times.

Coming outs are popular nowadays... ><

They're only successful though, after publicly announcing one's retirement from posting.

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: Eleanor Rigby ()

Date: May 15, 2014 17:13

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His Majesty's reluctant evolution into a Taylorite is one of my favourite IORR sagas of recent times.

Coming outs are popular nowadays... ><

They're only successful though, after publicly announcing one's retirement from posting.

It didnt work for Dandie though...

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: SweetThing ()

Date: May 15, 2014 17:50

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: PhillyFAN ()

Date: May 15, 2014 17:59

I cannot think of one lousy Taylor solo. Not one that I have ever heard. I am sure some nights are better than others. I have read that he often becomes bored and his heart may not be in it but his solo's have always sounded brilliant to my ears, even with the wax!

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: SweetThing ()

Date: May 15, 2014 18:05

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: magee mineko ()

Date: May 15, 2014 18:27

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: MarkSchneider ()

Date: May 15, 2014 22:33

Gimme Shelter Perth Feb 24th 1973 (kleermaker's library)

[www.youtube.com]
Get yer wah wah's out!

(super drawing magee!)

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: DandelionPowderman ()

Date: May 15, 2014 22:45

That's a good one. After they found the beat. The wah wah is nice.

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: Cristiano Radtke ()

Date: May 15, 2014 22:47

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Gimme Shelter Perth Feb 24th 1973 (kleermaker's library)

[www.youtube.com]
Get yer wah wah's out!

LOL! >

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: SweetThing ()

Date: May 16, 2014 00:13

All Along the Watchtower....

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: LuxuryStones ()

Date: May 16, 2014 00:29

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All Along the Watchtower....

Probably one of the best things he has ever done, what a feeling and sound!
Masters of war is stunning too. Cannot find it on Youtube anymore.

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: DandelionPowderman ()

Date: May 16, 2014 00:37

Masters Of War is brilliant!

Highway 61 has a couple of nods to Keith in it smiling smiley

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: Doxa ()

Date: May 16, 2014 00:38

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Probably one of the best things he has ever done, what a feeling and sound!
Masters of war is stunning too. Cannot find it on Youtube anymore.

This reminds me when REAL LIVE was released. I found the album lame, but one thing stood out, "Masters of War", and the strong guitar especially on it (I wished the maestro had been more inspired, though). At the time Mick Taylor didn't mean anything extra to me, it was just 'damn, Dylan has a great guitarist!".

Anyway, since then I've heard some hot bootlegs from the tour, even though I have never much warmed to REAL LIVE.

- Doxa

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: DandelionPowderman ()

Date: May 16, 2014 01:02

I like Real Live and Bob's performance, in all its weirdness. He gives the word "sheepishly" a new meaning with his singing there smiling smiley

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Re: The Greatest Mick Taylor Solos

Posted by: SweetThing ()

Date: May 16, 2014 04:53

With The Grateful Dead...