Rolling Stones with Mick Taylor MIDNIGHT RAMBLER Prudential Center, Newark, NJ Dec. 13, 2012 

never gets old!! theres more rock in this song then any song in the past 10yrs!

This man, MT, belongs in the top 20, if not top 10, lists of guitarists in rock! The man's tone is SO amazing to hear. Those fans in Newark witnessed something truly historical in rock music that night!

MT ... is great ... never thought I'd live long enough to see this. Adds the deeper dimension. Finally.

Thanks for a great view and listen to the master - Mick Taylor. Like all of us, he has lost some speed and precision over the many years but still sounds very, very good. For those who missed it - view some of the early 70s Stones on the tube. Taylor just rips through many of the classics.

The best performance of the tour so far.

i had the good fortune to be in attendance for this number. it was magical.the band ,mick and everyone there realized at around 4:08 this was special.

Throughout the 72-73 Stones tours, Taylor played some of the greatest leads in the history of rock music! The man was phenomenal back then and he's still great today!

...and my all time favourite: "time waits for no one" !!!! Cheers :-)

Great vid, great sound as well!

WOW this blew me away FANTASTIC

génial version, I saw them in London for a 30e concert

yeah, me too, you are so right!

It's the Mick Taylor Show with the Rolling Stones.

Yes, Taylor sounds so good on this. Much better than the London gigs, although even on those, the man is magical. The master indeed!!

Taylor KILLED.

I hope the Stones release a CD from the recent mini-tour, and include this performance of Midnight Rambler. I'd buy it.

Alright Mick Taylor, you were rocking last night what a night .......

MT IS the master!💋

Stones' rebirth

Taylor's getting better at this...

also GIMME SHELTER and Can't you Hear Me Knockin'!!! with Mick Taylor!!!!

He soared like seventy-three.

Nice, thanks for the post. I think you kept putting your finger over the mic though ;)

Look I know it's not 1973 but this still gave me the chills. I saw some criticism of MT's playing at the O2 shows. I think he tried to do too much instead of letting it flow through him and into the song like he does here. The band seemed to adjust better as well. Charlie and Keith are rocking out and kudos to Ronnie Wood for being a good dude and a hell of player himself.

Correct speed, they played it way too slow on the 15th!