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they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Out of their way? He played during the recording sessions, deserves to be mentioned. I think Taylor would have traded a wee bit of songwriting credit for all the mentions in the musicians section of the liner notes.
peace
LOL!
Should Brian also be credited on guitar on SFTD?
Hell yeah! You of all people should know that. His snoring in the corner probably inspired the samba rhythm and he was probably the one who brought the weed to the session.
peace
You're right. He probably snored in key
NO, no, no, there's only one guitar playing the short intro, then the second one joins in (right channel).
Freakin Eh!!!
Depends on how you perceive / listen to a song: either with a dictatorial or a democratic attitude.
Imo everybody who is audible is part of the songwriting, more or less. Unless you're called Beethoven. Even Zappa was a democrat.
It's still the intro when the second guitar joins in.
That is my number four. Mick Taylor owns that (version) so thoroughly I can see why people got jealous and pushed him out
He was joking
Sure, 'joking' was a part of his brilliant musical game, thanks to the freedom he gave to players like George Duke, Steve Vai, Adrian Belew or even Don Pardo.
Of course Zappa was the boss, did the final editing etc, trying to sell as much as you can, just like Keith and Mick.
Turner68 was joking
Zappa was better at it.
But I doubt if Zappa was totally going for the selling, just like the two Stones bosses, especially Jagger.
Great version indeed. Wouldn't have been without Mick and Keith, though..
"Bobby Brown" was a major hit at the time in your country, I believe.
Officially yes, but actually no.
Did you really never listen to his solo album "Mick Taylor"?
Mick Taylor is the debut studio album by the former Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor, released in 1979. Though the album was acclaimed by critics, the album's blues-based style was somewhat unfashionable at the time of release, when punk and new wave were becoming more popular.
Track listing
All songs by Mick Taylor except where noted:
"Leather Jacket" - 3:42
"Alabama" (Colin Allen, Mick Taylor) - 3:49
"Slow Blues" - 3:25
"Baby I Want You" - 5:17
"Broken Hands" - 4:00
"Giddy-Up" - 5:18
"S.W.5" - 5:37
"Spanish / A Minor" - 12:12
* source: Wikipedia
Here you have it all:
[www.youtube.com]
bingo!
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Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 19:24
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I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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DandelionPowderman
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Date: May 20, 2015 19:29
Both guitars are playing on the intro. Just saying...
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 19:36
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I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Out of their way? He played during the recording sessions, deserves to be mentioned. I think Taylor would have traded a wee bit of songwriting credit for all the mentions in the musicians section of the liner notes.
peace
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 19:50
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I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
LOL!
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 19:51
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I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Out of their way? He played during the recording sessions, deserves to be mentioned. I think Taylor would have traded a wee bit of songwriting credit for all the mentions in the musicians section of the liner notes.
peace
Should Brian also be credited on guitar on SFTD?
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 19:56
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I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Out of their way? He played during the recording sessions, deserves to be mentioned. I think Taylor would have traded a wee bit of songwriting credit for all the mentions in the musicians section of the liner notes.
peace
Should Brian also be credited on guitar on SFTD?
Hell yeah! You of all people should know that. His snoring in the corner probably inspired the samba rhythm and he was probably the one who brought the weed to the session.
peace
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 20:13
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onlystones
I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Out of their way? He played during the recording sessions, deserves to be mentioned. I think Taylor would have traded a wee bit of songwriting credit for all the mentions in the musicians section of the liner notes.
peace
Should Brian also be credited on guitar on SFTD?
Hell yeah! You of all people should know that. His snoring in the corner probably inspired the samba rhythm and he was probably the one who brought the weed to the session.
peace
You're right. He probably snored in key
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
kleermaker
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Date: May 20, 2015 20:14
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Both guitars are playing on the intro. Just saying...
NO, no, no, there's only one guitar playing the short intro, then the second one joins in (right channel).
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
kleermaker
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Date: May 20, 2015 20:23
(only studio)
Winter
Shine A Light
Sway
(B-category: 100 Years Ago, Time Waits For No One, Can't You Hear Me Knocking)
(C-category: , Hide Your Love, All Down The Line, Moonlight Mile)
Would be a great album!
Winter
Shine A Light
Sway
(B-category: 100 Years Ago, Time Waits For No One, Can't You Hear Me Knocking)
(C-category: , Hide Your Love, All Down The Line, Moonlight Mile)
Would be a great album!
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 20:28
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kleermaker
(only studio)
Winter
Shine A Light
Sway
(B-category: 100 Years Ago, Time Waits For No One, Can't You Hear Me Knocking)
(C-category: , Hide Your Love, All Down The Line, Moonlight Mile)
Would be a great album!
Freakin Eh!!!
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 20:39
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I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Depends on how you perceive / listen to a song: either with a dictatorial or a democratic attitude.
Imo everybody who is audible is part of the songwriting, more or less. Unless you're called Beethoven. Even Zappa was a democrat.
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 20:45
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Both guitars are playing on the intro. Just saying...
NO, no, no, there's only one guitar playing the short intro, then the second one joins in (right channel).
It's still the intro when the second guitar joins in.
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
triceratops
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Date: May 20, 2015 20:57
Sway
Dead Flowers at the Marquee Club
Time- Waits for No One
Dead Flowers at the Marquee Club
Time- Waits for No One
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 21:00
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stewedandkeefed
"Gimme Shelter" from Philadelphia 7/21/72 - early show
That is my number four. Mick Taylor owns that (version) so thoroughly I can see why people got jealous and pushed him out
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 21:04
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I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Depends on how you perceive / listen to a song: either with a dictatorial or a democratic attitude.
Imo everybody who is audible is part of the songwriting, more or less. Unless you're called Beethoven. Even Zappa was a democrat.
He was joking
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
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Date: May 20, 2015 22:05
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onlystones
I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Depends on how you perceive / listen to a song: either with a dictatorial or a democratic attitude.
Imo everybody who is audible is part of the songwriting, more or less. Unless you're called Beethoven. Even Zappa was a democrat.
He was joking
Sure, 'joking' was a part of his brilliant musical game, thanks to the freedom he gave to players like George Duke, Steve Vai, Adrian Belew or even Don Pardo.
Of course Zappa was the boss, did the final editing etc, trying to sell as much as you can, just like Keith and Mick.
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 22:18
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onlystones
I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Depends on how you perceive / listen to a song: either with a dictatorial or a democratic attitude.
Imo everybody who is audible is part of the songwriting, more or less. Unless you're called Beethoven. Even Zappa was a democrat.
He was joking
Sure, 'joking' was a part of his brilliant musical game, thanks to the freedom he gave to players like George Duke, Steve Vai, Adrian Belew or even Don Pardo.
Of course Zappa was the boss, did the final editing etc, trying to sell as much as you can, just like Keith and Mick.
Turner68 was joking
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
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Date: May 20, 2015 22:26
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onlystones
I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Depends on how you perceive / listen to a song: either with a dictatorial or a democratic attitude.
Imo everybody who is audible is part of the songwriting, more or less. Unless you're called Beethoven. Even Zappa was a democrat.
He was joking
Sure, 'joking' was a part of his brilliant musical game, thanks to the freedom he gave to players like George Duke, Steve Vai, Adrian Belew or even Don Pardo.
Of course Zappa was the boss, did the final editing etc, trying to sell as much as you can, just like Keith and Mick.
Turner68 was joking
Zappa was better at it.
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 22:43
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onlystones
I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Depends on how you perceive / listen to a song: either with a dictatorial or a democratic attitude.
Imo everybody who is audible is part of the songwriting, more or less. Unless you're called Beethoven. Even Zappa was a democrat.
He was joking
Sure, 'joking' was a part of his brilliant musical game, thanks to the freedom he gave to players like George Duke, Steve Vai, Adrian Belew or even Don Pardo.
Of course Zappa was the boss, did the final editing etc, trying to sell as much as you can, just like Keith and Mick.
Turner68 was joking
Zappa was better at it.
But I doubt if Zappa was totally going for the selling, just like the two Stones bosses, especially Jagger.
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
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Date: May 20, 2015 22:50
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stewedandkeefed
"Gimme Shelter" from Philadelphia 7/21/72 - early show
That is my number four. Mick Taylor owns that (version) so thoroughly I can see why people got jealous and pushed him out
Great version indeed. Wouldn't have been without Mick and Keith, though..
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
stonehearted
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Date: May 20, 2015 23:02
Wait... aren't these all Jagger/Richards songs?
I'd like to name 3 Mick Taylor songs, but I don't think I've actually heard one as yet. Did he write some originals for any of his solo albums?
I'd like to name 3 Mick Taylor songs, but I don't think I've actually heard one as yet. Did he write some originals for any of his solo albums?
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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Date: May 20, 2015 23:02
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I'm not looking at liner notes. Is MT credited on IGTB?
yes he is.
He is credited on BS as well, but not audible.
they always went out of their way to credit MT.
Depends on how you perceive / listen to a song: either with a dictatorial or a democratic attitude.
Imo everybody who is audible is part of the songwriting, more or less. Unless you're called Beethoven. Even Zappa was a democrat.
He was joking
Sure, 'joking' was a part of his brilliant musical game, thanks to the freedom he gave to players like George Duke, Steve Vai, Adrian Belew or even Don Pardo.
Of course Zappa was the boss, did the final editing etc, trying to sell as much as you can, just like Keith and Mick.
Turner68 was joking
Zappa was better at it.
But I doubt if Zappa was totally going for the selling, just like the two Stones bosses, especially Jagger.
"Bobby Brown" was a major hit at the time in your country, I believe.
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
kleermaker
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Date: May 20, 2015 23:13
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stonehearted
Wait... aren't these all Jagger/Richards songs?
I'd like to name 3 Mick Taylor songs, but I don't think I've actually heard one as yet. Did he write some originals for any of his solo albums?
Officially yes, but actually no.
Did you really never listen to his solo album "Mick Taylor"?
Mick Taylor is the debut studio album by the former Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor, released in 1979. Though the album was acclaimed by critics, the album's blues-based style was somewhat unfashionable at the time of release, when punk and new wave were becoming more popular.
Track listing
All songs by Mick Taylor except where noted:
"Leather Jacket" - 3:42
"Alabama" (Colin Allen, Mick Taylor) - 3:49
"Slow Blues" - 3:25
"Baby I Want You" - 5:17
"Broken Hands" - 4:00
"Giddy-Up" - 5:18
"S.W.5" - 5:37
"Spanish / A Minor" - 12:12
* source: Wikipedia
Here you have it all:
[www.youtube.com]
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
stonehearted
()
Date: May 20, 2015 23:19
<<Did you really never listen to his solo album "Mick Taylor"?>>
No, I haven't actually, but thanks for the recommendation.
By the way, my initial post was only tongue in cheek. Time Waits For No One is my favorite, and it wouldn't have been the same without MT on board, which is probably why they've never attempted it live since, as it would only have been anticlimactic if they had tried. It's just one of those things that can't be recreated, because Taylor really put his stamp on that one, and he truly shines, elevating the track to something it would never have been otherwise. Further, I'd just like to add how much that sudden fade-out version on Sucking In The Seventies really pissed me off.
No, I haven't actually, but thanks for the recommendation.
By the way, my initial post was only tongue in cheek. Time Waits For No One is my favorite, and it wouldn't have been the same without MT on board, which is probably why they've never attempted it live since, as it would only have been anticlimactic if they had tried. It's just one of those things that can't be recreated, because Taylor really put his stamp on that one, and he truly shines, elevating the track to something it would never have been otherwise. Further, I'd just like to add how much that sudden fade-out version on Sucking In The Seventies really pissed me off.
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
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Date: May 20, 2015 23:23
TWFNO would NEVER have been the same without Taylor. You got that right, Stonehearted.
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
kleermaker
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Date: May 20, 2015 23:25
@ stonehearted
Haha, a Stonestongue in cheek
Here's one of those songs from his solo album in a live version (first time he performed it live). I can recommend it:
Haha, a Stonestongue in cheek
Here's one of those songs from his solo album in a live version (first time he performed it live). I can recommend it:
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
Turner68
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Date: May 20, 2015 23:27
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stonehearted
Wait... aren't these all Jagger/Richards songs?
bingo!
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
Turner68
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Date: May 20, 2015 23:28
this whole thread must be tongue in cheek... there are no "mick taylor stones songs"... ?
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
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DandelionPowderman
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Date: May 20, 2015 23:31
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Turner68
this whole thread must be tongue in cheek... there are no "mick taylor stones songs"... ?
There was some kind of ventilatior...
Re: Name your 3 favorite Mick Taylor Stones songs
Posted by:
onlystones
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Date: May 20, 2015 23:34
No. I meant the songs Taylor played on. I realize his credits are limited.
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