Seems like a good guess.

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....i don´t know....

Mick Taylor: [en.Wikipedia.org] .

Didn't he tour for Stone Alone which I believe was released in 1979 ?

The debut album "Mick Taylor" was released in 1979. "A Stones Throw" came out in 1999.

Those are the only studio albums he has released.

The live album "Stranger In This Town" came out in 1990.

There have been a couple of digital live releases that came and went on Spotify in the 2000s, but I don't remember the titles.



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Looks like he toured with Alvin Lee in 1981, extensively with Mayall in 82/83, worked on Dylan’s record in ‘83 and then toured with him in 1984. He didn’t do much in 1985, then went on the road in summer of 1986.

He made an appearance with the Allman Bros in ‘86 I never knew about:

I seem to remember a boot where he plays live with Keith in NY, was that in 1986 ? The year of his first solo tour ?

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Didn't he tour for Stone Alone which I believe was released in 1979 ?

No. He was planning to tour, and I even remember a date being announced at my local venue, a small club on Long Island called My Father's Place, but the tour never happened.

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I seem to remember a boot where he plays live with Keith in NY, was that in 1986 ? The year of his first solo tour ?

Yep. I think that was December of '86. I wasn't at that show, but I did see him when he finally played at My Father's Place on Long Island in January of '87. A local radio station spread the rumor that Keith was gonna be at that show, too, so of course the place was mobbed. No Keith that night, but it was very cool to see MT while he was still in his thirties and still kinda looked the way he looked when he was in the Stones. Closed the show with CYHMK and then encored with Jimi's "Third Stone from the Sun."



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Also did Key To Highway from NY show in 1986

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Mick Taylor & Miyuki Five Years

Also Mick played with Japanese musician on Mick and I.


In the 80's thru 2000's with his band and his studio work with Carla Olson.

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MT plays solo on Joan Jetts - I Hate Myself For Loving You.

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Also did Key To Highway from NY show in 1986

I love that

I heard a show — think it’s from Listen to This Ronnie — and he does a brief sound check of the Hendrix song If 6 Was 9. I wish he played the whole thing!!

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Mick Taylor & Miyuki Five Years

Also Mick played with Japanese musician on Mick and I.

Never heard this!
Thanks for posting. Does anyone know anything about it? Did they do a whole album together? It doesn't appear to be on Spotify.

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Mick Taylor & Miyuki Five Years

Also Mick played with Japanese musician on Mick and I.

Never heard this!
Thanks for posting. Does anyone know anything about it? Did they do a whole album together? It doesn't appear to be on Spotify.

Same here. Never heard before. Good stuff! Would like to hear and know more.

Thanks OpenG!

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Yes MT did a record with Miyuki and I have it was an import

Can You
Bye Joe
Five Years
Amber Blue
Still Waiting
Never Imagine
Over and Beyond
Soho Loft
Too Short

If you like progressive music very good

Mick & I is an album by Japanese jazz/fusion/pop artist named Miyuki featuring Taylor. My dad has the album and I burned it from him. It's about 20 years old I think. Lots of really cool instrumentals and great guitar by Taylor. He receives writing credit on Amber Blue.

Unfortunately, I don't know where you can buy it.

OpenG! Mick Taylor on Hate my self for loving you? Thank you. Didn´t know that.

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Mick & I is an album by Japanese jazz/fusion/pop artist named Miyuki featuring Taylor. My dad has the album and I burned it from him. It's about 20 years old I think. Lots of really cool instrumentals and great guitar by Taylor. He receives writing credit on Amber Blue.

Unfortunately, I don't know where you can buy it.

Thanks for the info - and to you OpenG. I will endeavour to track a copy of this down!

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

I read a Carla Olson interview recently where she said Too Hot For Snakes was being remastered and released on vinyl for Record Store Day. I believe she said there will be bonus cuts.

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I read a Carla Olson interview recently where she said Too Hot For Snakes was being remastered and released on vinyl for Record Store Day. I believe she said there will be bonus cuts.

Great news! Mick is smokin' on that CD. That version of Silver Train is jaw dropping...

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I read a Carla Olson interview recently where she said Too Hot For Snakes was being remastered and released on vinyl for Record Store Day. I believe she said there will be bonus cuts.

Great news! Mick is smokin' on that CD. That version of Silver Train is jaw dropping...

I have almost never seen a picture were he doesn't smoke.

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I read a Carla Olson interview recently where she said Too Hot For Snakes was being remastered and released on vinyl for Record Store Day. I believe she said there will be bonus cuts.

Great news! Mick is smokin' on that CD. That version of Silver Train is jaw dropping...

Here is the interview
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Great interview! Would have been nice to have more recordings of Sway with Carla. Too bad the Stones dudn't include a long version with 3 min exstra solo at the end on the deluxe version of SF. What a treat it would have been!

First time I've logged in here for years & rather than wading through 262 pages I Wonder if anyone would tell me if Mick T would of seen any money at all for the Goats Head Reissue? Even if it's just for them using his image, as he's in some of the photos advertised for it all over the media...

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First time I've logged in here for years & rather than wading through 262 pages I Wonder if anyone would tell me if Mick T would of seen any money at all for the Goats Head Reissue? Even if it's just for them using his image, as he's in some of the photos advertised for it all over the media...

Why wouldn't he? He plays on it.

Apparently, he got a songwriting credit for Criss Cross as well.

keith and mick 28.12.'86 NEW YORK,
Keith is introduced by mick at 11:55

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Mick Taylor & Company, 13th August 1986.

Reelin' and Rockin'