QuoteRank Stranger From the Coast of Barcelona ( LB-6757) no art: Mind you, that this bootleg is valued slighty less than my previous two uploads LB-6531 and LB-0321 Review: This recording and package are fair. There are much better 1984 recordings and packages available. It contains the entire show of the 28th. The Label simultaneously released a similarly packaged CD entitled
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From The Coast Of Barcelona Razor's Edge 009/010 2-CD Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited Jokerman All Along The Watchtower Just Like A Woman Maggie's Farm I And I License To Kill A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall It Ain't Me Babe It's Alright Ma Simple Twist Of Fate Masters Of War Ballad Of A Thin Man Enough Is Enough Every Grain Of Sand Lay Lady Lay Like A
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"From The Coast Of Barcelona" RAZ-009/010
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Wow! Thank you. I read that "Mountains of Madrid" has no Barcelona songs on it. It said that the label, Razor's Edge released Barcelona separately, but I never saw it.
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ISO: Bob Dylan - Barcelona 1984 with Mick Taylor Thank you
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Quotemaidenlane Quoteexilestones * * * Also, do you have any favorite tracks, live Mick Taylor played on with the Stones in 2012, 2013, & 2014? Then decide on the best of the 54 Midnight Ramblers (one way into that is the 40 that have been reviewed (so far) here: ). There are embedded links there to videos for most of the songs for easy reference. For MR, a good start would be
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QuoteTravelinMan the terrible Short & Curlies. I like Short and Curlies. It's great to play at bachelor parties.
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QuoteTaylor1 Broken Hands, Giddy Up, Leather Jacket and Spanish A Minor are good songs
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QuoteMathijs I always liked his Stranger in This Town live album. And that is just about it, unfortunately. Mathijs 8 Songs
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QuotePalace Revolution 2000 The 1st solo album was promising. But, like many other great players, he showed himself as not much of a writer. Some of his best, most lyrical playing is with Carla Olsen. His best work was not as a solo artist even though I enjoy a lot of the material. Other musicians brought out the best in Mick Taylor.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman I've always liked this one. However, the production on this album is not up to par, imo. Very nice!
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Quotemaidenlane Quoteexilestones * * * Also, do you have any favorite tracks, live Mick Taylor played on with the Stones in 2012, 2013, & 2014? Shortcut: To save an enormous amount of time, consider the handful of performances of Sway and CYHMK, and also the version of Satisfaction from San Jose (2013) where he played a rare lead. Then decide on the best of the 54 Midnight Ramblers (o
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Quotefrenki09 All you need is (not love) but A Stone's Throw Japan edition. Apparently not on YouTube.
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QuoteTravellinMan Stranger in Your Town is a nice live album.
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QuoteIggyrichards I love his playing the Dylan album Infidels and "Real live". Infidels has some nice leads and fun interplay with Mark Knopfler and on real live his lead work is great. Great team - Taylor and Knopfler.
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QuoteTaylor1 I don’t think his playing suited Dylan at all. I do love his CYHMK at Glastonbury. The Glastonbury "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" was different than other times Taylor played the song live, solo. I was surprised when Ron was playing Mick Taylor's solos on the 2013 leg of the tour. WTF? Taylor was there. I hoped for more Taylor Stones songs when he was back w
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QuoteThe Worst. Mick's playing on Real Live with Bob Dylan is superb. "Highway 61 Revisited" is one of my favorites! Real Live is a live album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, released on November 29, 1984, by Columbia Records. Recorded during the artist's 1984 European Tour, most of the album was recorded at Wembley Stadium on 7 July, but "License to K
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Quoteroryfaninva One of the weaker tracks from Reg King's 1971 LP, more like an extended jam, but plenty of Mick Taylor guitar, which is never a bad thing... Yes! Also playing slide on a BB Blunder track from around the same time. Thank you very much!
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Taylor did some great prog rock stuff in the eighties/early nineties sometimes even reminding me of Jeff Beck. Tracks like "Red Shoes". Thank you. I found "Red Shoes." Some recordings with Dylan are outstanding -Masters of War, Wembley 1984, Thanks again! Masters of War (Live at Wembley Stadium, London, UK - July 1984)
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quoteexilestones I author in the above article, Paul Sexton, highlighted "Snowy Wood," Mick Taylor with John Mayall (1967). What favorite tracks do you think are particularly great that Mick Taylor plays on outside the Rolling Stones? Officially released of not, it doesn't matter. Thanks for your input. Taylor did some great prog rock stuff in the e
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I author in the above article, Paul Sexton, highlighted "Snowy Wood," Mick Taylor with John Mayall (1967). What favorite tracks do you think are particularly great that Mick Taylor plays on outside the Rolling Stones? Officially released of not, it doesn't matter. Thanks for your input. Also, do you have any favorite tracks, live Mick Taylor played on with the Stones in 20
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Mick Taylor Best Recordings Outside the Rolling Stones Main St. And Far Beyond: The Lyrical Guitar Of Mick Taylor - Celebrating a man who was part of a golden period for the Rolling Stones, and far more. by Paul Sexton Published on January 17, 2024 Photo: Gijsbert Hanekroot/Redferns Mick Taylor, born in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, on January 17, 1949, became one of Britain’s
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It's good.
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SAN FRANCISCO photo by Larry Hulst
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LONG VIEW FARM 1981 photo Ken Regan
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