Quote68to72 QuoteTheGreek how about el macombo I want the entire footage from Madison Square Garden on November 27th and 28th 1969 on DVD please> >< Completely agree - include SFTD from Baltimore - 1969 - heard that was filned also MLC
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I concur with the questions on why have Taylor play on this song and not on songs of his era like: All Down The Line - with his signature Slide leads.. Or on: Dead Flowers - with his tasty leads behind Jaggers/Richrds vocals ala - Ladies & Gents - 1972 - THis one really threw me for a loop??? Hopefully it's a start for MORE inclusion on others numbers... TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE!!!!!!
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My persolal fave is Live 1969 - Baltimore... the way in goes onto I'm Free - and Taylor's SOLO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MLC
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TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE - MANY TIMES MLC
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tAYLOR AND jAGGER LOOK TO BE HAVING A GOOD TIME. JUST WROTE IN: TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE ON THE SONG REQUEST - AS MANY TIMES AS I COULD.... HOPE THE GLIMMER TWINS SEE THAT!!! mlC
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Quotekowalski Great live version from Stripped : KOwalski - The one thing it's missing is Taylor's "classic" leads... MLC
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Kleerie, Just tried contacting you via Youtube, trying to send you Sway and another song from the Carla / Taylor 1st show. E-Mail me if you got that note and I'll send you the files.. MLC
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BV - quick question - saw why you said that the Stones had rehearsed: Time What's For No One - when and where did this happen? MLC
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Tele - where is this one from - Damn 73 - where? MLC
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Quotekleermaker Which are Taylor's three greatest solo's that are related to Stones music? A difficult question, but to my taste these they are: 1) You Can't Always Get What You Want - live in London, 1973 Sept. 8, first show, from 4:09 on 2) Sway - live with Carla Olson in Los Angeles, 1990 March 4 (the whole second solo) 3) Winter - studio version with Carla Olson,
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QuoteStoneburst I'd go with Kleerie's first two, but substitute Winter for the Love In Vain solo from Welcome To New York. There's nothing wrong with that version of Winter, of course - it's great - but Love In Vain defines Taylor's brilliance, and that particular version is the best I've ever heard Stoneburst - The Former MCDDTLC here. (that acct got deleted for
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