Mick Taylor on his time with John Mayall
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Published 2014-10-11
All Comments (21)
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Mick Taylor elevated the Stones music with his outstanding lead guitar and slide work!
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Yes, a truly underrated guitar player. I reckon Mick Taylor could fit into the top 10 of all time. Jesus, just listen to his stuff...
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Mick Taylor and Peter Green. Two of the greats and two of my favorites.
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His style is so authentic and fluid, a true talent.
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An excellent underrated guitar player, and best guitar player Rolling Sones ever had
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Also, Mick is a virtuoso at blending jazz and blues into a very sophisticated brew.
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Many thanks. Taylor was the inspired choice, just as Wood was a disaster. Says much about where Jagger and Richards were in both stages of the Stones' development.
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I was at the Gig in Welwyn Garden City!
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He did follow great great guitarists not just with John Mayall but with the Stones as well.
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Worth a listen for Mick or Mayall fans.
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The best musician and best looking Stone.
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As I have noticed from so many people commenting about Mick Taylor, the gent is underrated. He plays so well !
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Mick is a truly amazing guitar player, wow, just listen to his work with the Rolling Stones.
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Huh? What about "Blue from Laurel Canyon," probably the coolest album Mayall ever did! I liked what Mich T. said about Mayall's song writing ability. You could drop an armful of dishes and that guy would have a song, a good one, before you picked it all up!
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Mayal's song writing skills were something to behold that's for sure, "went to the supermarket one Time to see my baby to tell her get some grapes, went down ect ect
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I love Mick Taylor as a Musician
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John Mayall’s “Blues from Laurel Canyon”..w/Mick Taylor is One of the Greatest Albums Ever....
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one of the BEST ever!
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It's funny to hear Mayall say he chose Taylor because he had a jazzy background.What kind of a background can anyone have at 17 years old?Any musician who has a background that young must be pretty special.
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With mic taylor the stones were up there with zepplin, ssbath and floyed in my disturbed mind. Without him not so much. Must be common denominator for guitar addicts.