Take it with a pinch of salt. Watch Taylor laugh at Keith at the end of clip, as if he wants to say, "this was hilarious". To me the acoustic guitar sounds like it could be Taylor, to you like Richards. It is 45 years ago, I seriously doubt if they remember it themselves.

There are more serious things in my life at stake at this moment. You know what I'm referring to. Cheers mate.



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Take it with a pinch of salt. Watch Taylor laugh at Keith at the end of clip, as if he wants to say, "this was hilarious". To me the acoustic guitar sounds like it could be Taylor, to you like Richards. It is 45 years ago, I seriously doubt if they remember it themselves.

There are more serious things in my life at stake at this moment. You know what I'm referring to.

I agree, but I still find it surprising that you believe Taylor played that capoed acoustic on LC.

At least it gives us something to think about.

Regarding Loving Cup: not yet discussed and maybe remembered by Charlie is the Hyde Park Version.

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Regarding Loving Cup: not yet discussed and maybe remembered by Charlie is the Hyde Park Version.

Hyde Park is not the Exile era, two different worlds. Charlie refers to Exile in the interview.

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Regarding Loving Cup: not yet discussed and maybe remembered by Charlie is the Hyde Park Version.

Hyde Park is not the Exile era, two different worlds. Charlie refers to Exile in the interview.

Maybe the alternative version from EOMS DeLuxe

Not much going on for Taylorites here anymore so here I go:

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Not much going on for Taylorites here anymore so here I go:

[vimeo.com]

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Whenever there there is start of a new tour I have hope in vain but i found this finger snapping and toe tapper!

[www.youtube.com]

Mick Taylor playing the blues, solo.

[www.youtube.com]

Keith answers a question.

[www.youtube.com]

Don't know if it has been published here before - anyway, nice listening - 6 parts.

[www.youtube.com] (On the road with Mick Taylor (Part 1)

[www.youtube.com] (On the road with Mick Taylor (Part 2)

[www.youtube.com] (On the road with Mick Taylor (Part 3)

[www.youtube.com] (On the road with Mick Taylor (Part 4)

[www.youtube.com] (On the road with Mick Taylor (Part 5)

Part 6 is somehow missing!!!

When a new mick taylor recrd

Former Stones bassist Bill Wyman admits that he's still in awe of Mick Taylor's considerable talent:

"Musically, he was a better musician than any of us in the band. Definitely. He was young, he was -- God! Some of the things he did were, I don't know -- amazing. He was incredibly boring on the stage. He'd just stand there and look at his guitar, and do these amazing licks and riffs and solos. God, the audience (would only) see the top of his head all the time. I always thought, y'know, (laughs) he could've been -- but then (laughs) I'm not a good one to talk am I? I don't leap about much. In 30 years with the Stones I probably made three steps on the (laughs) stage."

Love when Bill or any of them talk like that. About any of them. Such a close brotherhood and its so genuine when they do. At this point in their careers, it doesn't have to be about promoting the "current" lineup, or dissing Ronnie or anything. Its just admiring the talent you've had in this band and its so great when they honestly call it out cause I feel its rare. Awesome quote Bill, good on you. Even a little joke at his own expense. Coming from a damn underrated bass player.

Will we have a new brand mick taylor record ? I think it is time to do so like so many others great artist

He could title it 50 and Counting as his first official release was with the Bluesbreakers back in 1967.

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

He has some 50 songs as demo ready to be mixed and released ...

....he should get Mick in on vocals and the rest of da Stones ta back him ....



ROCKMAN

Yeah Rockman, that would be a recipe for success.
Maybe do a few remakes of Stones tunes recorded before and after he left the band (or songs he never played on). Imagine a smoking new studio version of Midnight Rambler!
He could also add something extra special to a tune like Down in the Hole, and maybe even spice up Love is Strong? Not sure if he could help Emotional Rescue or Mixed Emotions, but might be worth a try?
Maybe a few Keith solo covers (some wicked slide on You Don't Move Me? And with Jagger on vocals!), along with a batch of new originals, I'd buy a Super Duper Deluxe version of that album without hesitation!



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....he should get Mick in on vocals and the rest of da Stones ta back him ....

...and release this under the title "Mick Taylor & His Rocking Bones".

Clapton, j beck , mayall all of then are making decent records not masterpieces but we in general like them but mick is allwais in other place snd no new record is out.
I read in several ocadion he was recording but nowadays the most brilliant think has been to back the stones. Hi is great and shoudl be back in the stydio. I hope something before his retirement

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Clapton, j beck , mayall all of then are making decent records not masterpieces but we in general like them but mick is allwais in other place snd no new record is out.
I read in several ocadion he was recording but nowadays the most brilliant think has been to back the stones. Hi is great and shoudl be back in the stydio. I hope something before his retirement

He's a fantastic guitar player but seems to have lost his artistic vision that is essential to record albums.

call the record......Mick Taylor....“I coulda been a contender!”

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Clapton, j beck , mayall all of then are making decent records not masterpieces but we in general like them but mick is allwais in other place snd no new record is out.
I read in several ocadion he was recording but nowadays the most brilliant think has been to back the stones. Hi is great and shoudl be back in the stydio. I hope something before his retirement

He's a fantastic guitar player but seems to have lost his artistic vision that is essential to record albums.

I feel like I read somewhere he became disillusioned with the music biz.

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Clapton, j beck , mayall all of then are making decent records not masterpieces but we in general like them but mick is allwais in other place snd no new record is out.
I read in several ocadion he was recording but nowadays the most brilliant think has been to back the stones. Hi is great and shoudl be back in the stydio. I hope something before his retirement

He's a fantastic guitar player but seems to have lost his artistic vision that is essential to record albums.

I feel like I read somewhere he became disillusioned with the music biz.

I guess he is more or less retired.

Some excellent playing here:

[vimeo.com]

Wondering if they'll invite him back for a few songs on stage considering it's now "55 and Counting...".
That would make the tour extra special, and might be part of the "surprises" that have been mentioned.

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Wondering if they'll invite him back for a few songs on stage considering it's now "55 and Counting...".
That would make the tour extra special, and might be part of the "surprises" that have been mentioned.

That would really be a surprise, but does he even want to berelegated to one song and an acoustic guitar again?

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Wondering if they'll invite him back for a few songs on stage considering it's now "55 and Counting...".
That would make the tour extra special, and might be part of the "surprises" that have been mentioned.

That would really be a surprise, but does he even want to berelegated to one song and an acoustic guitar again?

I guess he is basically retired.
When was the last time he played in public?

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Wondering if they'll invite him back for a few songs on stage considering it's now "55 and Counting...".
That would make the tour extra special, and might be part of the "surprises" that have been mentioned.

That would really be a surprise, but does he even want to berelegated to one song and an acoustic guitar again?

I guess he is basically retired.
When was the last time he played in public?

25th October, 2016 - Celebration of the Life And Music of Jack Bruce concert in London