After listening to GHS yesterday, I'd like to nominate "100 Years Ago". I know most feel it is "Time Waits For No One", but 100YA really cooks.

Yes, Sway is outstanding, too.

His solo on Love in Vain (Philly 72) and Brussels 73 (Tumbling Dice)
is also great.

I say this as a Ronnie FAN!

tough call Elmo....off the top of my head, his leads on Sympathy from ya-yas are paralyzing

so many Stray Cat Blues the way he rips into the solo from YA Yas

Lots of chioces - I also like "Heartbreaker" from Brussels.

Also, "Heartbreaker" from Led Zep! I think that's Jimmy Page, not MT on that 1!

His leads on YCAGWYW - 1972 Wash. DC 4th of July - !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Leads at the end of: Smile & Grins Live 1975 - Jack Bruce Band, Old Grey Whistle
test - BBC sooooooooooo melodic!!!!!!!!!

MLC

best moment - he left Stones alive heheh

MCDDTLC Wrote:
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> His leads on YCAGWYW - 1972 Wash. DC 4th of July -
> !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> Leads at the end of: Smile & Grins Live 1975 -
> Jack Bruce Band, Old Grey Whistle
> test - BBC sooooooooooo melodic!!!!!!!!!
>
> MLC


MCDDTLC......that '72 Washington boot (Jack Daniels on Tour)is one of the best performances by the Stones ever imo....supposedly there was a bomb-threat that day.....and i have a feeling that the tension had something to do with their "play for our lives" performance at that show.....check out Mick T. on Gimme Shelter from D.C. '72.......smoking!!!

Leonard Keringer Wrote:
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> tough call Elmo....off the top of my head, his
> leads on Sympathy from ya-yas are paralyzing

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Oh Leonard your again my Man, this solo on SFTD on Ya Ya's Out when he takes it over from Keith amazing.

Nico




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Hide Your Love and Heartbreaker

Street Fighting Man from Brussels

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1869

Leonard - Have to pickup that boot!!! only heard YCAGWYW so far..

MLC

I just read the post again.

BEST MOMENT ???????????????

Did he have any bad moments ????

Nooooooo I don't think so............

Nico

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These days his best moment is when McDonald's runs their 2 for $3 quarter pounder special.

exiles afternoon-gimmie shelter

All down the line in 72, that was fantastic not his patent over the top live solo's but instead some great and unique slide, also STFTD in 69 was great both his and Keith's playing complimented each other really well and they had not played for very long together which is even more incredible.

Leonard Keringer Wrote:
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> tough call Elmo....off the top of my head, his
> leads on Sympathy from ya-yas are paralyzing


Yup, 100% agreeing with you.

Can't You Hear Me Knocking?

ohnonotyouagain Wrote:
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> These days his best moment is when McDonald's runs
> their 2 for $3 quarter pounder special.


lol

Gawd, I love this place!

Time Waits For No One
MT on Mayall 70th bday dvd--"Blues For the Lost Days"
and "Oh Pretty Woman"
Midnite Rambler on Get Yer Ya-Yas Out.

Geez, there are too many to mention. Perhaps you should ask about his worst moments and narrow the list a bit!

leaving the stones!

All the six years of Mick are "The Best moment".
Hide Park, Altamont,72-73 tour,Sticky fingers,Exile,IORR,ecc.
All the best in these 6 years
Sici

Midnight rambler and You can't always get what you want Brussels 17 Oct 1973!
The entire recording is fantastic!
I always get excited when I listen to Love in vain on high-quality recording from anywhere.
But I agree that he rarely had bad moments. His guitar playing with the Stones is electrifying.
Listened recently to the Ventilator blues live recording from 1972 for the first time and was thrilled.

You can't compare Taylor with Wood because they are extremely different.

On a song with Alvin Lee from 1981 Nov - I Cant Stop - MT plays a wonderful glistening solo there are many to choose from.

you can put together a compilation of MT solos and easly put 50 to 75 on a CD
from his career and collaborations

Have you created such a cd OpenG cause I'd give it ago?.......

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> Have you created such a cd OpenG cause I'd give it
> ago?.......

me too- my MT music library is limited to his RS input.

There's a challenge for ya OpenG?

Time Waits....
Can´t You Hear Me Konocking
100 Years Ago
Winter
Sway

Street Fighting Man Live 1972,from a boot I have is great,Mick Taylor is just smoking and plays a fluent solo.