Mick TAYLOR: A Case For 10 UNFORGETTABLE Touch
98K views · Jul 20, 2025 · Music
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@tomkelsey2303 · 1 year ago
Best guitarist the Stones ever had.
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@garethleitner9547 · 1 year ago
The Mick Taylor years were without a doubt the best.
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@kurtdavidson9808 · 1 year ago
The years Mick Taylor was in the band was in my opinion the best years for the stones. I do wonder why the never gave Taylor any credit.? Greed? Ego?
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@hondahaney6404 · 4 months ago
No question. Best years with Mick Taylor
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@mathstar4176 · 4 months ago
Winter is my favourite track on Goat's head soup.
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@kennybatesmusic · 1 year ago
Magnificent guitarist!
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@stephensuddick2557 · 1 year ago
I remember exactly where I was the first time I heard Tumbling Dice. I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever heard in my life. Even today.
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@troyvan6952 · 1 year ago
Mick Taylor's solo albums are awesome, especially his first one... listen to it all the time.
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@rankoujkic4559 · 1 year ago
With out Mick Taylor who knows if the stones would of survived the best music stones made was with Mick Taylor
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@JohnSmith-sk1mn · 1 year ago
The Taylor years were the golden years.
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@tonetone7572 · 1 year ago
with Mick Taylor the Stones reached a level of music quality and taste they had never been able to get back to since he left. <br>the Stones undervalued him and didn't credit him like they should have beacuse as a musician he was levels above them all and they knew it.
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@brucemacmillan9581 · 1 year ago
The Brian Jones years were one version of the band. And they were fine in many ways. But when they added Micky T, they became quite another band. Still the Stones, but with a much bigger, tougher sonic bite. I can't imagine them getting there with Brian, as much as he'd been central to the earlier Stones sound. After Taylor left, with Ron Wood, they kind of settled into this Stones steady state, still managing to come up with some gems like Miss You and Start Me Up. But they never quite achieved the same pinnacles of fabulosity as when Taylor was in the band.
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