The Rolling Stones - Hillside Blues (I Don't Know The Reason Why) with Mick Taylor, unreleased 

he was amazing, he was one of the best on the planet at that time

Me too love blues.😛

Cool man😎

Here we can clearly hear the complete talentuous musician Taylor was with the Stones, obviously the others too.

I like blues blues jeans.

Stones needs Taylor and vice versa, the perfect formation include Hopkins, golden years.

Prayers

i don't think ANYONE, has ever, underrated charlie

WTF ??!! You must be attempting irony?! 😂🤣

​@@monoped8437Plenty do. It's sad.

​When Mick presented them on stage, often Charlie got the greatest ovation.

The Stones were bigger than all those bands before Taylor walked in. They made their biggest come back and their most powerful sound to date during Beggars Banquet with Jumping jack flash, Street Fighting Man, Sympathy fro The Devil etc.. They were a rocket ship blasting off when Brian Jones was vanishing and before Mick Taylor came in. The Stones would have been great with anyone. Did you know that Clapton almost joined as did Jeff Beck, Ry cooder, Wayne Perkins. Mick Taylor did great work but got the job because he fit in as a great gun for hire as a soloist and not a big star. Clapton, Beck, and Ry Cooder were all too big to squeeze in the Stones who were full up with creative stars and big egos like Jagger/Richards. There was no room for more. Mick Taylor was the unknown Eric Clapton or Santana but still who worked within the framework of Jagger/Richards. They were always the Stones creative force. Always.

I just realized you wrote your comment 13 years ago. How are you doing? Everything alright I hope.

@@Viajealduendebut he gave the licks that Ronnie wood can’t. The stones were gutted and a bit bitter when he left cause they knew how good he was and what he bought to the band, he turned them into the blues band they so desperately wanted to be, didn’t write many floor fillers after he left and always play the ones he contributed on through his short stint with them, that just shows how good he was, he is the stones sound during the 70s…..best era by far. Ronnie wood is the luckiest guitar player ever, he just plays Mick Taylor’s part, just not as good.

@@Guitarpeacepic Taylor was very good and yes the best lead guitar player in the Stones, a respectable resemblance of Clapton and Santana, but Keith’s the most distinguished Stones guitar player with solos like Sympathy for the devil and his fantastic opening riffs and rhythm guitar on songs like Street Fighting Man, Monkey Man, or simple folk blues playing on Prodigal Son. Keith may not be as complex a solo player but he’s very original and distinguished. Like John Lee Hooker is very distinguished. Balls to the wall, knocking the doors down, Keith is Keith! Especially the opening of Can’t you hear me knocking which I think is more distinguished than Taylor’s solo, a homage to Paul Butterfield’s East West. Bobby Keys is the true soloist on that track with a decent supporting solo from Taylor. It’s Keith that was always the significant sound of the Stones, even very early on with Route 66, Around and Around, the lead guitar on Down the road Apiece etc… Mick Taylor like Brian made great ornament contributions. However you and many others exaggerate by saying things like Mick Taylor “turned the Stones into the blues band they SO DESPERATELY wanted to be.” That’s simply bullshit. The Stones did very well being a blues band with Brian 6 years before Mick Taylor arrived. Taylor updated the Stones, sort of. He was great at doing the long jam of the late 60’s and early 70’s but that sort of a thing that became outdated at least on record. The long noodling guitar solos. Mick Taylor was a fantastic noodler, but that got old and boring. The jamming solos are good live for one song, if done with conviction, not long meandering noodling with no air between the notes. He was getting burnt out so he left. His last great solo in his recording career he left with the Stones. Ron Wood’s playing doesn’t stand out as much but he plays off of keith very well and does bring in a very cool funky vibe and good solos at times other times not so much. He could muck it up. That’s permissible up to a point with the Stones.

​Stones couldn't have a best guitarist with the big known ones, Taylor was the best to find fabulous musical interactions, so not only a solist.

Absolutely agree.

В их великолепной карьере было много взлетов и падений,не стоит ограничивать всё лишь этими годами)

you are surely mistaken

Well truthfully all the great bands from the 60’s fell harder than the Stones. The Stones kept doing good music relative with the times better than most if not all the bands from the 60’s.

that's when they drank satan's blood....

Ron Wood played along with The Stones. Mick Taylor ADDED TO The Stones.

For me Jagger is more than a voice but a real instrumental line

@@Methilde Excellent description. He is well versed in so many vocal styles and accents.

love that expression …... nothing like hard edged blues , blended shit , if its Taylors lead , it's got a bit of melodic Doors shit too …could listen to this for hours ….

Agree totally. I've never heard this before today! Sounds amazing. I'm just musing a bit now, but if the Stones Taylor era had lasted much longer I think they really would be history now. They rejuvinate themselves so magnificently through the centuries, oops I mean decades!!

This is the concert that was planned before Brian Jones died days earlier. Poor Brian Jones he didn't want to die

@@ursulaplatt5000 Then Brian should have paid his workers and treated them with respect as to not piss them off so much where one of them held his head underwater to scare him and he accidently died, so claimed Frank Thorogood on his own deathbed, the man who killed him. Not saying Brian deserved to die but to all those people out there feeling sorry for a man who really did make his own bed in everyway. Treat people like shit it eventually comes back.

Oh ok, he deserved to die because he wasn't nice. That's your story. You're stupid.

Josh S.- Dear God, I haven't read such an atrociously idiotic comment in a long time.

They are almost as prolific as the Grateful Dead. But not more so. These two are in their own category. Apart from everyone else.

...and AND MJ & KR were still only 26 yrs old.

I gree

I agree

@@stefanschleps8758 don't see what GREATFULDEAD are doing here!

As you said "the two Mick" , great combination.

ASCALON lol I like that

Still Rolling along indeed. Another #1 record in 2020. Amazing.

58 Years

Now its like 60 years. They just finished their 2021 tour. Still together even thou we lost Charlie. They will keep going until Mick or Keith drop.

And film!. I've seen most of these but not all.

yes you got that right brother

Right, but they were great before him

Joelle Benoit but not that great

@@egoascendere8940 Mother little helper, Lady Jane, under my thumb, Back street girl, Sitting on a fence, Let's spend the night together, Sympathy for the devil, JumpingJack flash, Jiggsaw puzzle, Street fighting man, Sister morphine, you can't always get, Midnight rambler etc.... Not that great???

Joelle Benoit fantastic great songs and i love them all. But i like the songs with taylor a tad more than the songs with brian.

The same here greetings from weert a southern country of the netherlands smoking weed stay healthy music lovers

What an ass kickin jam!

they cannot play blues like this with Ronnie Wood he is not a fluid blues guitar player like Mick Taylor

so we do as far as possible Stones got to be save

Me too

A ten minute slow ride is always a treat. Ain't it the truth ?

@@hethutjemetkutje9575 Gute Mädchen.

@@stefanschleps8758 Find ich auch. Stones are the best ❣❣❣

Hallo liebe Anna, da hast Du Recht, ein einfach guter Bllues ... und der jungne MT... im Radio wirst Du sowas nie hören... ist auch ein Bootleg...

Das stimpt. Immer Rolling Stones. Immer!!

See? dig001blues gets it! besides, Mick T & Keith compliment each other perfectly. In my opinion, the Keith/Mick T era was the best era.

dig001blues You are right Bill and Charlie deserve a lot more love. Many people only care about the instruments they can immediately hear.

Yes, Charlie and Wyman are fundamental to The Stones sound.

Blow Blues is a good one, is on RU-vid.

Love, love the Stones, but I think they take pride in erasing Mick Taylor from their history. A touch of jealousy mixed with anger over his leaving...

@@katejones9046 From youtube interviews, I learned that Jeff Beck & Roy Buchanan both turned down offers to join the Stones.

May be because of Allen Klein...

Same here, I keep thinking I've heard it all and then.....The group that keeps on giving!

same.

You arrive on youtube from Mars????

Exato