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Mick Taylor - Separately

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Mick Taylor & Adam Bomb - It's Only Rock And Roll

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Adam Bomb with Mick Taylor 'Brown Sugar'

MT licks are awesome

The thing that strikes me with Solo Taylor, compared to Stones Taylor is the lack of a driving/dynamic blues band behind him when solo.

The ebb and flow the stones both give, and feed off Taylor was/is great but his solo/slots outside them in general always seems abit 'quieter/tamer' dynamically. I never really get the sense of a mutual feeding off each other.

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John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers with Mick Taylor - Oh, Pretty Woman

MT trades licks with Buddy Whittington starting at 7.33

I agree besides with the Stones and Keith , MT's days were with Mayall kind of sad that he wasted his solo career with only two albums.

But he played great on all the collaborations he did with other artists especially with touring with Dylan in 1984

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John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers with Mick Taylor - Oh, Pretty Woman

MT trades licks with Buddy Whittington starting at 7.33

I agree besides with the Stones and Keith , MT's days were with Mayall kind of sad that he wasted his solo career with only two albums.

But he played great on all the collaborations he did with other artists especially with touring with Dylan in 1984

The 1982 Bluesbreakers concert with MT is wonderful. Enjoy MT

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The Rolling Stones I Got the Blues - Alternate Take 2 Marquee Club 1971 HD

MT starts song at .47 after Keith try's .

nice MT guitar lines.

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Mick Taylor Q107 Radio interview 1987 December 16 - Toronto

Blind Willie around 3.30 acoustic

It's becoming a great thread this for little nuggets of joy of Mick Taylor at assorted times.

Thanks for the 82 Bluesbreaker link, loved it!

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Apolitical Blues" - Little Feat with Mick Taylor - Extended Version

MT starts at 1.42

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Spoonful Dickey Betts Band with Mick Taylor & Rick Derringer

MT's solo starts at 3.35

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John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers Albert King and Mick Taylor- Stormy Monday - 6/18/1982 - Capitol Theatre

My favorite Albert King at 3.14 tells MT to go and play.

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Adam Bomb with Mick Taylor 'Brown Sugar'

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Rooting tooting good , I did not expect that and wow -the tone and phrasing and feel -wow

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Blind Willie McTell by Bob Dylan with Mick Taylor (slide version) 1983

Better than the version with Mark Knopfler.

Rooting tooting good , I did not expect that and wow -the tone and phrasing and feel -wow


That's what I thought when I first listened that tone and phrasing just is killer and that's what is missing all these years since he left.

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Bob Dylan I and I with Mick Taylor

( Live from 1984 European tour )



MT's blistering guitar lines throughout song - video of him starts at 5.03 - the focus was just on Dylan center stage at start to 5.03.

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Mick Taylor & Adam Bomb - It's Only Rock And Roll

What could have been...

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God damn he's still got it. Seen the video before but always makes me happy. Criminal that he's not on a world stage more often. When used right he's still fantastic.

As for the Dylan thing, I still love that whole Real Live album.

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God damn he's still got it. Seen the video before but always makes me happy. Criminal that he's not on a world stage more often. When used right he's still fantastic.

As for the Dylan thing, I still love that whole Real Live album.

I agree with you. Such an amazing gifted talent that it never got the attention it really deserved. He could always make other peoples music shine, no matter how mediocre. It's really a pity he could not find commercial success for himself.

Yes MT still has the tone and phrasing

Imagine if Mark Knopfler and MT went on tour with Dylan in 1984 that would of been

a dream but MK had to leave as producer of Infidels and tour with Dire Straits and that left Dylan to finish the record and thus some great songs left off the record. Blind Willie, Foot of Pride et.

One of Mick Taylor's great session work was with Joe Henry on Murder of Crows from 1999. MT guitar soars all over the record.I can't find my copy or I would post some songs but what I can remember MT soars on the first 4 songs below. Also Chuck Leavell is on panio. The record is out of print some used copies on amazon.

Disc: 1
1. Step Across The Mountain
2. Right About Linden
3. Here And Gone
4. Lose Me
5. Hidden Man
6. Falling Soon
7. She Is Sleeping
8. Vigilante
9. Siren
10. Six Feet Into The Country
11. Map Of Belgium


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Audio CD (August 31, 1999)
Original Release Date: 1999

'Love In Vain' Live @ BBC Radio 2 - Stephen Dale Petit with special guest Mick Taylor

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'Love In Vain' Live @ BBC Radio 2 - Stephen Dale Petit with special guest Mick Taylor

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My first time hearing that version. It was amazing. Thanks for sharing.

What a great thread, Here;s Rubies and Diamonds with Carla Olsen. Not thrilled with the vocals but the guitar solo soars to amazing heights.


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Mick Taylor & Miyuki Still Waiting


awesome guitar and vibrato

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Mick Taylor & Miyuki Amber Blue


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Mick Taylor & Miyuki Five Years

OpenG Thank you for posting these.I never heard them and I do enjoy jazz. I didn't know MT made these recordings. They are amazing. I think his talent .was far beyond rock n roll.

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On the road with Mick Taylor (Part 4)

MT talks about his work with Dylan. Amazing that MT says his best part of his career was with the period he worked with Dylan.

Great version of Blind Willie MCtell