Ele já está prontinho pra revelar apresentações de 1969 até 1975, que estão escondidas a 7 chaves, voltou com a pentatônica afiada, para mostrar q Ron Wood é igual arroz em churrascaria, só acompanha e vai na onda. Mick é da formaçao de John Mayal, onde tocaram Eric Clapton, Peter Green . Ron wood não serve nem para afinar a guitarra de Mick Taylor.
One of the best ever hit singles by The Rolling Stones ! They do sound "on fire" in this version ! Hope they will re include it on the setlist. After hearing it, my comment is that after loosing Mick Taylor, the band was never the same.
If the Stones had continued with so many Taylor solos into the late 70's they would have not remained so popular & maybe have fizzled out. It was time for a rejuvenation which they all agree Ron Wood provided! 'Some Girls' was their biggest selling albums in years & live audiences just grew & grew !! Taylor of course was one of the greatest players ever but sadly he never sounded as good out of the Stones!!
This is the Stones Locomotive train in full flight, steaming up the track to a crescendo , with Taylors sweet... to Richards sour ….. guitars …Jaggers androgynous swagger, dangerous and potent ….at the hight of their powers the best rock and roll band of all time Thanks Jamming nice one
YES THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS POST,ONE OF MY FAVORITE ROLLING STONES SONG,LOVE,LYRICS, GUITAR,ESPECIALLY SOLO ,TAYLOR MADE,AND THAT FANTASTIC BEAT,JAMMING EDWARD,YOU ROCK, THANKS AGAIN, WALTER B,MEMPHIS TN 💯😛☠💀💥
You ROCK TOO,JAMMING EDWARDS,KEEP ROLLING ON,FANTASTIC CHANNEL, AND I THANK YOU,PLAY SONGS I HAVE NOT HEARD, OR IT HAS BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE I HEARD CERTAIN SONGS,THANKS AGAIN, WALTER B,MEMPHIS.!!😛☠💀💯💥
I love this song it's about real shit that they're actually singing about🎉🎉.This song has so much meang and feeling and I'm loving it🎉🎉.I'm a Stones fan for life 🎉🎉
Geez! Mick Taylor plays better than ever. Those two guitars in this song are amazing! One of the best solo my MT and the very best version of this song ever. Thank you for the upload. Can you post more of this gig?
Best version of this song ever! I had this on a bootleg called "Nasty Songs " . It also had that awesome version of Midnight Rambler on it. I'm still not sure where it was recorded though. London or Brussels or Rotterdam.
Much prefer this version over the other Brussels show one, which is now part of the Goats Head Soup re-release. Maybe they didn't use this one because Taylor's first solo's aren't that fluent at places. Apart from that it's a lot funkier and exciting.
That is why Mick Taylor left. On Its Only Rock and Roll, Taylor and Jagger came up with Time Waits For No One, Keith was not in the studio a couple days as they layed out the tracks. A month after the album came out Taylor quit as there are only Jagger Richards credits on the album to this very day.
I still have this on cassette tape for when I recorded it in 1973 in San Mateo from the Don Kirchner power hour broadcast live. One of the best f****** performances ever.
