I know that MT played it with somebody. I don't know with whom and I woull ver much like to listen to it. He does play icreadable versions of stones songs. Is there even more than twfno or winter around?

Blues - He played it on Acoustic with a Danish Musician on a Radio show
a few years back. Interesting listening.

They also did a good version of: Dead Flowers

the other guy as a good voice.

see what I can do about a attachment one of these days, keep a eye out..

MLC

He's E. Nijhoff.

can someone post it please ?

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> He's E. Nijhoff.


And Dutch, not Danish. These songs are on the boot series with titles like:

Stone me ect. (a serie of about 10 cd's)

Please post it..thanx in advance

Sorry, but I'm not able to post it!!

send it to me and i will upload it when you want : klaustanner4@aol.com

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> send it to me and i will upload it when you want :
> klaustan
> 0;[email protected]
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Ok, I'll do it soon.

Original credit to Gripeweed on Dimeadozen..


Mick Taylor Unplugged w/Erwin Nijhoff (vocals)
Recorded Nov. 24, 2001 at Radio 192 studio
Hilversum (Netherlands)
Broadcast Nov. 26 & Dec. 3, 2001

Setlist:

An acoustic radio session from Dutch radio station "Radio 192", featuring Erwin Nijhoff on vocals.

Guitar Tuning
Sister Morphine
Dead Flowers
Guitar Tuning
I Got The Blues
Guitar Tuning
No Expectations
Guitar Tuning
Dead Flowers (5 takes)
Time Waits For No One (3 takes)


Mick Taylor was asked to do a Radio Interview as part of a upcoming Rolling Stones
Special being put together, he was asked to maybe take part in some Stones Classic Tunes,
unknown to Mick was what songs he would be asked to play, so what you hear here is the Genius of Mick Taylor, doodling to songs he hadn't played in a 1/4 of a Century ! Well Mick seemed to pick up right where he left off, it is amazing to hear how he just starts picking apart Time Waits for no One, this is a classic song that Mick Taylor never got credit for writing the Melody,that song alone is worth the "price" of this CD.



128 kbps - (best bitrate I have)


16. Time Waits For No One (Take 1)

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17. Time Waits For No One (Take 2)
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18. Time Waits For No One (Take 3)
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Second Take 2 (track 17) the best in my opinion

Wow...thank you so much. In my opinion jagger should do a solo album with Mick taylor. They did winter, sway, time waits for no one, moonlight mile...etc..great music

Yes if Mick is going to record another soloalbum he should definately give Mick T a call.......and Rick Rubin..

Hi JoeHill,

Thank you for sharing these files. It would be an absolute thrill to hear some of the other tracks from this session. I just love "Time waits for no one".

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1867

JoeHill Wrote:
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> Original credit to Gripeweed on Dimeadozen..
>
>
> Mick Taylor Unplugged w/Erwin Nijhoff (vocals)
> Recorded Nov. 24, 2001 at Radio 192 studio
> Hilversum (Netherlands)
> Broadcast Nov. 26 & Dec. 3, 2001
>
> Setlist:
>
> An acoustic radio session from Dutch radio station
> "Radio 192", featuring Erwin Nijhoff on vocals.
>
> Guitar Tuning
> Sister Morphine
> Dead Flowers
> Guitar Tuning
> I Got The Blues
> Guitar Tuning
> No Expectations
> Guitar Tuning
> Dead Flowers (5 takes)
> Time Waits For No One (3 takes)
>
>
> Mick Taylor was asked to do a Radio Interview as
> part of a upcoming Rolling Stones
> Special being put together, he was asked to maybe
> take part in some Stones Classic Tunes,
> unknown to Mick was what songs he would be asked
> to play, so what you hear here is the Genius of
> Mick Taylor, doodling to songs he hadn't played in
> a 1/4 of a Century ! Well Mick seemed to pick up
> right where he left off, it is amazing to hear how
> he just starts picking apart Time Waits for no
> One, this is a classic song that Mick Taylor never
> got credit for writing the Melody,that song alone
> is worth the "price" of this CD.
>
>
>
> 128 kbps - (best bitrate I have)
>
>
> 16. Time Waits For No One (Take 1)
>
>
>
>
> 17. Time Waits For No One (Take 2)
>
>
>
> 18. Time Waits For No One (Take 3)
>
>
> Second Take 2 (track 17) the best in my opinion
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Thanks! I had only the third one!

I'll try and post some more this evening

tank u , Joe Hill

Setlist:

An acoustic radio session from Dutch radio station "Radio 192", featuring Erwin Nijhoff on vocals.

Guitar Tuning
Sister Morphine
Dead Flowers
Guitar Tuning
I Got The Blues
Guitar Tuning
No Expectations
Guitar Tuning
Dead Flowers (5 takes)

1. Guitar Tuning (0:27)
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2. Guitar Tuning (1:02)
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3. Guitar Tuning (0:55)
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4. Dead Flowers (Doodling Around?)
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5. Sister Morphine (with vocals 1:32) track is incorrectly labeled I Got The Blues
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6. I Got The Blues (with ghost vocal 2:43)
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7. ? = was a zero bit file?


8. Dead Flowers (Take 1 - 0:33)
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9. Dead Flowers (Take 2 - 0:52)
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10. Dead Flowers (Take 3 - 1:00)
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11. Dead Flowers (Take 4 - 2:49)
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12. Dead Flowers (Take 5 - 3:46) Full Version of Song
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13. Dead Flowers (Take 6 - 3:50) Song Breaks Down
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14. Dead Flowers (Take 7 - 4:42) Full Version of Song

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15. Time Waits For No One
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Time waits for no one version 2 is great. However, you notice that no English native speaker is singing but if Mick recorded it with a great singer it would surely becom his classic.
I always fancied the brilliant guitar solo on the original studio track from 1975 but I am surprised how good the acoustic version sounds.
Thanks for uploading!

Imagine this with Mick Jagger on vocals! Jagger is still great at singing those tunes - listen to Long black veil with the Chieftains!

Thank you JoeHill!

I can't wait to hear these. Was "No expectations" a part of this?

You're the best for posting all these!

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1867

For those interested, thanks to the original poster Gripweed :

[we.tl] (FLAC, valid for 1 week)

Mick Taylor Unplugged w/Erwin Nijhoff (vocals)
Recorded Nov. 24, 2001 at Radio 192 studio
Hilversum (Netherlands)
Broadcast Nov. 26 & Dec. 3, 2001

Setlist:

An acoustic radio session from Dutch radio station "Radio 192", featuring Erwin Nijhoff on vocals.

Guitar Tuning
Sister Morphine
Dead Flowers
Guitar Tuning
I Got The Blues
Guitar Tuning
No Expectations
Guitar Tuning
Dead Flowers (5 takes)
Time Waits For No One (3 takes)

Mick Taylor was asked to do a Radio Interview as part of a upcoming Rolling Stones
Special being put together, he was asked to maybe take part in some Stones Classic Tunes, unknown to Mick was what songs he would be asked to play, so what you hear here is the Genius of Mick Taylor, doodling to songs he hadn't played in a 1/4 of a Century ! Well Mick seemed to pick up right where he left off, it is amazing to hear how he just starts picking apart Time Waits for no One, this is a classic song that Mick Taylor never got credit for writing the Melody, that song alone is worth the "price" of this CD.

enjoy,

Gripweed



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thank you

Here's the cut on utoob. If it's part of the downloads above, please excuse the re-post. I converted this to an mp3 file and its been part of my ongoing mix.

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I also have another one with more tracks:

Time Waits For No One
Pig's Collector Item - CDr
1 Compact Disc

November 24, 2001
Radio 192 Studios, Hilversum, The Netherlands. (Holland)

Mick Taylor plays an acoustic session with Erwin Nijhoff.

This is a unique disc spotlighting the guitar talents of the former Stones guitarist during acoustic sessions in Hilversum, Netherlands in November 2001. It ends with a radio radio interview with Peter Schevemaker.

Excellent sound, Time Waits for No One full version before interview is great. (For non-Stones fanatics, this is the last studio song Taylor participated in with the band before leaving, from the It’s Only Rock and Roll album.)

EAC used to extract to harddrive, then converts from wav to FLAC

Artwork included

Tracklist:

1 Guitar tunings 00:52
2 Sister Morphine 01:37
3 Dead Flowers #1 02:24
4 Guitar tunings 00:21
5 Guitar tunings 02:10
6 Guitar tunings 01:10
7 I Got The Blues 02:41
8 Guitar tunings 00:54
9 Guitar tunings 01:11
10 Guitar tunings 00:37
11 No Expectations 03:58
12 Guitar tunings 00:58
13 Dead Flowers #2 04:46
14 Dead Flowers #3 03:50
15 Dead Flowers #4 03:43
16 Dead Flowers #5 00:41 -unfinished
17 Dead Flowers #6 1:11 -unfinished
18 Time Waits For No One #1 05:51
19 Time Waits For No One #2 00:26 -unfinished
20 Time Waits For No One #3 05:52
21 Mick Taylor interview by Peter Schavemaker 16:54

Track 21 is a Mick Taylor interview by Peter Schavemaker for Radio 192.

Line-up:
MT (gtr, voc)/Erwin Nyhoff (voc, gtr)

Note:
Broadcast partly on the 26th November and 3rd December on ‘The Story Of The Rolling Stones’


011124A 24th November: MICK TAYLOR/ERWIN NYHOFF. Dutch radio (Radio 192),
Hilversum, Holland, Radio 192-studio. Acoustic-session:
- Sister Morphine (MJ/KR/Marianne Faithfull)
- Dead Flowers 1 (MJ/KR)
- I Got The Blues (MJ/KR)
- No Expectations (MJ/KR)
- Dead Flowers 2 (MJ/KR)
- Dead Flowers 3 (MJ/KR)
- Dead Flowers 4 (MJ/KR)
- Dead Flowers 5 (MJ/KR) -unfinished
- Dead Flowers 6 (MJ/KR) -unfinished
- Time Waits For No One 1 (MJ/KR)
- Time Waits For No One 2 (MJ/KR) -unfinished
- Time Waits For No One 3 (MJ/KR)
- interview with MT by Peter Schavemaker (copyright by P. Shavemaker!)
+ lots of tunings and stuff
Line-up: MT (gtr, voc)/Erwin Nyhoff (voc, gtr)
Note: Broadcast partly on the 26th November and 3rd December on ‘The Story Of
The Rolling Stones’.

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did mick taylor played with eric clapton?

Thank you everybody for this gem !!!

Many thanks gonzalo76 and GivenToFly15.

thank you all for sharing and bringing this to light

Thanks