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POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
terraplane
()
Date: November 20, 2006 22:21
I'll post this set track by track over the next couple of days. This is an incredible set. MT guitar & vocals, Noel Redding (Jimi Hendrix Experience) bass and John Coghlin drums.
Here is track two Red House.
[www.sendspace.com]
MT plays some of the licks (note for note) that Jimi Hendrix played in the Live At Winterland version. Now that's research! God bless Jimi Hendrix & Noel Redding.
Here is track two Red House.
[www.sendspace.com]
MT plays some of the licks (note for note) that Jimi Hendrix played in the Live At Winterland version. Now that's research! God bless Jimi Hendrix & Noel Redding.
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
yico
()
Date: November 21, 2006 09:16
great sound, c´mon guy! we want more!...
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
terraplane
()
Date: November 21, 2006 12:08
OK yico
Track 2 The Red Rooster
Mick Taylor brings this Howlin' Wolf classic alive with a stinging slide guitar tone.
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Track 2 The Red Rooster
Mick Taylor brings this Howlin' Wolf classic alive with a stinging slide guitar tone.
[www.sendspace.com]
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
terraplane
()
Date: November 21, 2006 12:10
Actually Red Rooster is track 3. One more coming soon.
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
terraplane
()
Date: November 21, 2006 13:04
Track 5 I Wonder Why
[www.sendspace.com]
This is the last track from this set. Mick Taylor pulls out all the stops on this. He switches seamlessly from rythmn to lead to slide. Plays some licks I've never heard him play before. Noel Redding's bass swings underneath.
[www.sendspace.com]
This is the last track from this set. Mick Taylor pulls out all the stops on this. He switches seamlessly from rythmn to lead to slide. Plays some licks I've never heard him play before. Noel Redding's bass swings underneath.
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
Lucab12
()
Date: November 21, 2006 16:40
Is this the end of this post?
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
terraplane
()
Date: November 21, 2006 21:16
Track 4 You Shook Me
[www.sendspace.com]
[www.sendspace.com]
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
SanctifiedMind
()
Date: November 22, 2006 05:41
terraplane Wrote:
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> Track 5 I Wonder Why
> [www.sendspace.com]
>
> This is the last track from this set. Mick Taylor
> pulls out all the stops on this. He switches
> seamlessly from rythmn to lead to slide. Plays
> some licks I've never heard him play before. Noel
> Redding's bass swings underneath.
very nice post, thanks for sharing
I hear a little thorogood, a little zz-top in there, but with the MT smoothness
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> Track 5 I Wonder Why
> [www.sendspace.com]
>
> This is the last track from this set. Mick Taylor
> pulls out all the stops on this. He switches
> seamlessly from rythmn to lead to slide. Plays
> some licks I've never heard him play before. Noel
> Redding's bass swings underneath.
very nice post, thanks for sharing
I hear a little thorogood, a little zz-top in there, but with the MT smoothness
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
terraplane
()
Date: November 22, 2006 10:28
You're welcome and there is one last track to come.
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
terraplane
()
Date: November 22, 2006 12:41
The best 'til last. A classic and not often in Mick Taylor's set.
Track 1 Catfish Blues
[www.sendspace.com]
Mick's slide technique on this is flawless. A killer tone with lots of (dare I say it) VIBRATO.
Enjoy!
Track 1 Catfish Blues
[www.sendspace.com]
Mick's slide technique on this is flawless. A killer tone with lots of (dare I say it) VIBRATO.
Enjoy!
Re: POST: Mick Taylor Live In Hungary July 2001
Posted by:
SanctifiedMind
()
Date: November 23, 2006 01:09
terraplane Wrote:
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> The best 'til last. A classic and not often in
> Mick Taylor's set.
>
> Track 1 Catfish Blues
> [www.sendspace.com]
>
> Mick's slide technique on this is flawless. A
> killer tone with lots of (dare I say it) VIBRATO.
>
> Enjoy!
thanks again.
I'm pretty new here, don't know if I can use the v-word yet, but great sound.
Slow ponderous start reminiscent of some led-zep
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> The best 'til last. A classic and not often in
> Mick Taylor's set.
>
> Track 1 Catfish Blues
> [www.sendspace.com]
>
> Mick's slide technique on this is flawless. A
> killer tone with lots of (dare I say it) VIBRATO.
>
> Enjoy!
thanks again.
I'm pretty new here, don't know if I can use the v-word yet, but great sound.
Slow ponderous start reminiscent of some led-zep
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