TD

listen around 2'10, you hear more than 2 guitars
At 2'54 one is taking a solo direction and 2 are rythmics.

She's so cold

you would need a professional tool to separate the guitars
i cannot hear clearly each guitar on that one

HANG FIRE

Taylor is not used to She's so cold and this one.
This is the reason you cannot hear him. He must be playing just a few notes here and there.
Mick says (at 2 minutes) "shake it down Keith" ?

MISS YOU

same story. This is not a "Taylor song".
I hear the excellent parts of Keith and Ronnie (I love the gimmick around 2'40 and after)
maybe 3 guitars around 4'40 minutes ? and 5'15 more sure and at the very end too (?)

HTW

the intro has CLEARLY some TAYLOR in it, around 40" and after !!
and if Taylor had left the stage Mick would have thanked him. This is not the case.
2 lead guitars around 2'

BS

piano, sax and others. Too much noise. Not easy to concentrate on the guitars.

SMU

I hear a "muddy" guitar around 2'25, very low sound. Could be Taylor playing too loud and barely audible.
You hear a 'clac clac clac' "clac clac clac' from 3'30 to the end; marymbas ??

JJF

very speed version.
Bill is here for sure ! so good..

difficult to find out Taylor playing. Or maybe around 3'50". around 5'10 and 5'45 it could be his guitar when Ronnie and Keith are busy to do the chorus.

excellent version anyway.

last song before the encore

Satisfaction

If you see Taylor on Rockman picture with the balloons, than Taylor was playing the final song.

a guy is yelling "Keith Keith" during a long time before the band reappears on stage.

the guitar starts slowly than Charlie hits the drums and Bill bass is very much listenable (incredible). This is what is mentionned sooner in this thread, the guitars are "behind".
The rythm accelerates but i think Taylor does not play a lot here.

Ronnie says something leaving the stage and Mick says a last "bye"

It is too bad the guitars are not clearer on this soundboard because the band was hot this night maybe to prove to Taylor something or just because he was here..



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-07-27 00:05 by toomuchforme.

Second solo of Black Limousine. That`s DEFINETLY Taylor and definetly plugged into the PA (listen to the end of Black Limousine, that G chord.. that`s Taylor and pretty damn loud). Hot solo by the way!!

And YGAGWYW..LIB...I go listen again!

yes Taylor knows Black limousine
RIGHT ! the solo is difficult to start around 2' but it is Taylor !

i just read this on this board... sharing the same opinion as us.
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Re(4): Taylor Talks about the Kansas City Cameo in 1981

Posted on February 8, 2007 at 09:12:17 by smokeydusky2

During the singalong in YCAGWYW, that is Taylor playing the solo. It is very clear. I have always thought that is Taylor playing the chords over Richard's introduction to that song as well. Who else would have the cajones to do so?

You can also hear him trading licks with Wood on Black Limousine. Jagger defends Wood though, screaming "now Ronnie" or something like that.

Elsewhere his sound is spotty. A lick in TIOMS, etc. I think he was there from BL through the end. Many people though he left after YCAGWYW because he largely cannot be heard after that, but there is a pix of him playing with them during Satisfaction so he presumably stayed throught that.

the very first intro of going to a gogo must be taylor too..

Taylor is introduced too just before LET ME GO " the very special guest we have tonight"

and songs from his 1st release: Giddy Up, Spanish in A Minor, Alabama
are right there with any of Jagger's or Richards or Woods "solo" stuff.. >

This album is IMO one of the worst solo albums a stone has ever made. Unfortunately, I´d rather listen to Say You Will than Spanish A Minor...

DandelionPowderman Wrote:
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> This album is IMO one of the worst solo albums a
> stone has ever made. Unfortunately, I´d rather
> listen to Say You Will than Spanish A Minor...


Ehh, it's all right. Some great guitar playing mixed in with boring elevator-type music.