TAYLOR, MICK
Radisson Hotel Plaza Club, Karlstad Dec.9th, 2005


TRACK LIST:

Disc 1:
1. Cry For Me
2. Stop Breaking Down
3. Fed Up With The Blues
4. Losing My Faith
5. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
6. You Gotta Move

DISC 2
1. Ventilator Blues
2. Little Red Rooster
3. Taking Care Of Business
4. Hip Shake
5. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking?,
6. No Expectations

REVIEW:

Mick Taylor is certainly one of the last great British Blues guitarists but he has managed to mess up his own career several times, even after having left the Stones in 74. After his first solo album and the short lived Jack Bruce Band, he toured with Alvin Lee, rejoined Mayall’s Bluesbreakers in '82 and '83, backed Bob Dylan in 1984 and then toured extensively with his own 4 piece band. And after the release of the LP, A Stone Alone, he basically stopped touring in 2003 - showing up only on rare occasion to play in the studio or live with the likes of Hans van Lier, Todd Sharpville, Andy Sharrocks, Peter Karp etc. Mayall’s return to the Bluesbreakers project being the latest project Taylor has been associated with.

The Wentus Blues Band is a Finnish outfit that plays a steady rhythmic blues with gusto and style. The recording here presents a concert taped in late 2005 in a Swedish club where Taylor plays many 70s Stones songs (3 from Exile and 2 from Sticky Fingers) plus “Little Red Rooster” and “No Expectations” from Beggar's Banquet. Taylor sings too on “You Gotta Move” and “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking?” also offering his guitar vibrato style on classics like “Have You Ever Loved A Woman” or “Taking Care Of Business”. His thick guitar solos can be heard throughout the concert with the Wentus Band offering discreet but solid back up, supplemented with great piano playing, it's an enjoyable evening for sure. The second part of CD 2 is devoted to the 2001 Dutch Radio 192 broadcast of Taylor in their studio playing accoustic guitar with Erwin Nyhoff on some other Stones classics including strumming of the rarely heard “Sister Morphine” and “Time Waits For No One”, the broadcast ending with an interview by Peter Schavemaker.


Thanks to the original uploader at Dime: albeido

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2015-06-27 09:51 by Rolling on.

Thanks a lot
Jeroen

Sounds good

Thanks!

Thx a lot.
I really hope that MT will get on tour again,and a new record is long overdue.Hope he's doin' some stuff with Ronnie,if the Stones will take a break again!

Yes, thanks to the original uploader at Dime albeido and a big "TY" to you too Jörg for downloading and bringing it here! x2

Thanks!


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This looks like a great setlist. Is this available anywhere? Thanks.

Can this again on wettransfer ?
thanks for that !

I wish I could help but I'm not at home (and I'll be out a couple of months) and I don't have the DVD-Rs or external HDDs with me.

It was shared twice. The second time was upped by Bloosman, Wed 25th Nov, 2015 but the torrent doesn't exist anymore [www.dimeadozen.org]

There's a LOSSY MP3 version on the Stones Vault: [www.filefactory.com]

Maybe someone could share the FLAC version.

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gonzalo76
I wish I could help but I'm not at home (and I'll be out a couple of months) and I don't have the DVD-Rs or external HDDs with me.

It was shared twice. The second time was upped by Bloosman, Wed 25th Nov, 2015 but the torrent doesn't exist anymore [www.dimeadozen.org]

There's a LOSSY MP3 version on the Stones Vault: [www.filefactory.com]

Maybe someone could share the FLAC version.

Thank you!

I deleted the mp3 version.

Here is the lossless version

MT 2005.12.09 Radisson Hotel Plaza Club, Karlstad, Sweden [www.filefactory.com]

I managed to correct the artwork because it said 2006 and had to be 2005
The font of this 5 is not exactly like the other numbers, but I think it's fine.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2021-12-17 23:48 by stonesmuziekfan.