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Taylor1
I used my app. to isolate an acoustic guitar on Waiting on a Friend .You can clearly hear the acoustic guitar , especially after 2.29.So there are at least two maybe 3 guitars on the song plus the bass which Taylor may have played

lol I've been telling people for years there's an acoustic guitar on that track!

Mick is looking good !

Rhythm & Blues Festival,Groningen May 11th

From [www.facebook.com]

Look who showed up to our Headliner show at Rhythm and Blues night: My old friend, former Rolling Stone and Bluesbreaker, the legendary Mick Taylor!





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Lien
Mick is looking good !

Rhythm & Blues Festival,Groningen May 11th

From [www.facebook.com]

Look who showed up to our Headliner show at Rhythm and Blues night: My old friend, former Rolling Stone and Bluesbreaker, the legendary Mick Taylor!

I hope this inspires him to play on stage again. Thanks for posting.

Great to see Mick Taylor looking well in that photo.

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Taylor1
I used my app. to isolate an acoustic guitar on Waiting on a Friend .You can clearly hear the acoustic guitar , especially after 2.29.So there are at least two maybe 3 guitars on the song plus the bass which Taylor may have played

Only the electric rhythm guitar is from the 1972 sessions, the acoustic is from the overdub sessions in 1980 and 1981. Wyman is on bass.

Mathijs

May we hear that acoustic guitar, please?

Why add an acoustic guitar that is inaudible anyway...

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DandelionPowderman
May we hear that acoustic guitar, please?

+1.

Walter is a dear pal of mine- he and MT are super tight

Good to see Mick in good shape!

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DandelionPowderman
May we hear that acoustic guitar, please?

Why add an acoustic guitar that is inaudible anyway...

I can hear it. It's quite percussive and adds to the rhythm of the song.

...younger than yesterday....

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DandelionPowderman
May we hear that acoustic guitar, please?

Why add an acoustic guitar that is inaudible anyway...

I can hear it. It's quite percussive and adds to the rhythm of the song.

Can you post the track and when it's audible?
Thank you.

At 75, Mick's looking younger and healthier than in years.

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DandelionPowderman
May we hear that acoustic guitar, please?

Why add an acoustic guitar that is inaudible anyway...

I can hear it. It's quite percussive and adds to the rhythm of the song.

Can you post the track and when it's audible?
Thank you.

I don’t know how to, but check out separate tracks apps.where you easily take out instruments and vocals

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DandelionPowderman
May we hear that acoustic guitar, please?

Why add an acoustic guitar that is inaudible anyway...

There is an outtake where they record the acoustic, and for years I didn't hear an acoustic on the final released version so I thought they deleted the overdub. Now I can hear it, but only at the end of the song, with headphones.

Mathijs

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Lien
Mick is looking good !

Rhythm & Blues Festival,Groningen May 11th

From [www.facebook.com]

Look who showed up to our Headliner show at Rhythm and Blues night: My old friend, former Rolling Stone and Bluesbreaker, the legendary Mick Taylor!

woah

great to see him again

what's it been 8 years since his last public appearance

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ProfessorWolf

great to see him again

what's it been 8 years since his last public appearance

Great to see he looks healthy. A pity he doesn't perform anymore. He's the youngest Rolling Stone alive after all.

Glad to see Mick in good shape !
What a great guitarist.

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I'm just a Bad Boy Boogie

Great to see the pic of Mick and Walter Trout.
Both of them looking great.

Acoustic guitar is also in the 1972 version. Listen with headphones,after 3:00 you hear it easily.

[youtu.be]

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JakeA
Acoustic guitar is also in the 1972 version. Listen with headphones,after 3:00 you hear it easily.

[youtu.be]

As an audiophile with electrostatic headphones I must confess that I never ever heard an acoustic guitar on WAOF, not on any track.

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JakeA
Acoustic guitar is also in the 1972 version. Listen with headphones,after 3:00 you hear it easily.

[youtu.be]

As an audiophile with electrostatic headphones I must confess that I never ever heard an acoustic guitar on WAOF, not on any track.

With track separation apps., which you can google, you can remove all the instruments and listen to the acoustic guitar .It is very clear, particularly the last minute of the Tatoo you official release.

Can't you just post it on YouTube, Taylor1?

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Mathijs

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DandelionPowderman
May we hear that acoustic guitar, please?

Why add an acoustic guitar that is inaudible anyway...

There is an outtake where they record the acoustic, and for years I didn't hear an acoustic on the final released version so I thought they deleted the overdub. Now I can hear it, but only at the end of the song, with headphones.

Mathijs

I can hear it on the original bootleg from the Goats sessions though.

hbwriter you live in Huntington Beach? I have seen Walter Trout at Perq's in Huntington Beach where I live. Huge Mick Taylor fan here.

Allan Holdsworth "playing Keith" and Mick Taylor playing himself. Ca 1978.

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TheflyingDutchman

Separately should have replaced Ain’t Too Proud to Beg on IORR

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TheflyingDutchman

Beautiful song.