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Honest As Daylight’ began as a set of lyrics written by Textones drummer Rick Hemmert which Bobby McDonald and I composed music for,” Carla told us. “Having two legends participate in the recording was more than we could have imagined – soul man Percy Sledge and former Rolling Stone Mick Taylor. I’m glad it’s getting a second lease on life.”

Noodling - if Mick Taylor could have delivered noodling like EC on this song then it would have been a hit. That being said. Hyde Park 2013, Midnight Rambler, was wonderful.

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Let's play and watch some great blues guitar for all those affected


by the Corona-Virus.

Mick Taylor-Red House.

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Noodling - if Mick Taylor could have delivered noodling like EC on this song then it would have been a hit. That being said. Hyde Park 2013, Midnight Rambler, was wonderful.

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2nd show at Staples Center 2013 was pretty tremendous.

Great version of Red House, but the date is wrong, it was March 17, 1999.



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Alan Merrill. Always Another Train - MT on slide.



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I Hate Myself for Loving You - Joan Jett - MT plays solo yes Punk Rock


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Pierre Moerlen's Gong "What you know" - Progressive Rock - MT great solo high in mix.

i spent a fond hour watching and listening to midnight rambler last night from these shows...

Mmmmmm

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will there be anything with Taylor from 2012 / 2014 like the Prudential/Newark, Shanghai, Rokskilde ever released to buy id love some audio official?

Id buy all these immediately

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I Hate Myself for Loving You - Joan Jett - MT plays solo yes Punk Rock

Really? I didn't know that!...Is there anything out there of them working together?

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I Hate Myself for Loving You - Joan Jett - MT plays solo yes Punk Rock

Really? I didn't know that!...Is there anything out there of them working together?

Mick knew Ricky Byrd, who was a guitarist in Joan Jett's Band. He was a fan of Mick and asked him to play on it and JJ was a stones fan as she has played Star Star live.

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After Your Gone

From Barry Goldberg's album "It's All My Vault" (2011). This number was recorded in Los Angeles, June, 2000. Mick Taylor (guitar), Barry Goldberg (keyboards

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Noodling - if Mick Taylor could have delivered noodling like EC on this song then it would have been a hit. That being said. Hyde Park 2013, Midnight Rambler, was wonderful.

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2nd show at Staples Center 2013 was pretty tremendous.

Im thinking the staples arean 2013 show is their best in the last 20 years. Well maybe just my favorite

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Noodling - if Mick Taylor could have delivered noodling like EC on this song then it would have been a hit. That being said. Hyde Park 2013, Midnight Rambler, was wonderful.

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2nd show at Staples Center 2013 was pretty tremendous.

Im thinking the staples arean 2013 show is their best in the last 20 years. Well maybe just my favorite

If you're referring to the second Staples show on May 20 (as opposed to the first on May 3 which I wasn't at) I'd probably agree,
but a few of those club shows during Licks I attended in 2003 were extra special - especially Stockholm Cirkus and Vrednburg.
Probably moreso for the overall small venue vibe and setlists, while the second Staples show had Mick Taylor playing four songs, and overall an exquisite setlist.
Impossible to pick one over the other really, and when I include the first time I saw the Stones in 1981, they basically all rank at the top.

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Nothing it seems, so here we go. Taylor acoustic improvisation 1993.

Taylor 1993.

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Thanks, this is not on YouTube anymore. I wonder how some members of the Stones were dealing with their addictions, since Australia must not have been easy to score dope at the time.

I want to go back to 1973:

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Mick Jagger and particularly Keith Richards were very smart and very savvy with a great sense of humour."

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Taylor didn’t need to quit the Stones if he wanted to do solo stuff.If he felt he wasn’t getting credit for writing songs on Stones’ albums he could have put some of those songs on solo albums like Wyman did.I don’t buy his claim he quit because of the drug use in the band ,since he went on to play with druggie Jack Bruce.He also continued to have drug issues after that.J think he got mad at Mick and Keith because he didn’t get writing credits for songs onIORR. So he let his ego get the better of him. Ironically, he is getting a writing credit for Criss Cross all these years later.I wonder if Criss Criss had made Goats Head Soup in 1973,would have remained in the band in 1975

Think Mick Taylor will attend the Unzipped Exhibition in the Netherlands in Nov? I know the previous exhibition was tumultuous for him, to say the least. Just wonder if it being closer to him will make a difference.

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Think Mick Taylor will attend the Unzipped Exhibition in the Netherlands in Nov? I know the previous exhibition was tumultuous for him, to say the least. Just wonder if it being closer to him will make a difference.

Dont know if MT will visit Unzipped.
But I do know that he visited the exibition "David Bowie is" in the Groninger Museum.

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He looks very happy.

That's really cool. He does look happy.

Has anyone successfully sent Mick T. fan mail? I've been sending letters to some of my heroes thanking them for their contributions to some of my favourite albums or movies. Had some really nice responses. Sometimes none at all, which is fine too.

I have sent him a happy new year card 2 years ago. The respond was to leave him alone.

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I have sent him a happy new year card 2 years ago. The respond was to leave him alone.

And he replied himself?

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I have sent him a happy new year card 2 years ago. The respond was to leave him alone.

And he replied himself?

No.

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I have sent him a happy new year card 2 years ago. The respond was to leave him alone.

And he replied himself?

No.

I thought so

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I have sent him a happy new year card 2 years ago. The respond was to leave him alone.

And he replied himself?

Was the response from Marlies? Or no response at all?

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I have sent him a happy new year card 2 years ago. The respond was to leave him alone.

And he replied himself?

Was the response from Marlies? Or no response at all?

You better ask the good Dutchman, but I suspect the former.

....i don´t know....

maybe 1986?