The Rolling Stones & Mick Taylor - Can't You Hear Me Knocking - Glastonbury 

...and Exile was the best album (but it's close with SF).

Without A Doubt For Sure.

Charlie Was Honest And Bold To Say That The The Stone Put Out Their Best Music When Mick Taylor Was in The Band.

@@lequipefourteen822 I saw an interview he did and he claimed that Mick stole royalties from him on some Stone songs he claims he was the main writer for..

@@johngaltjkt62 Jagger/ Richards did not stole any royalties they just don’t give any credit for songwriting. They are very clear and ruthless about it. ( ask B wyman) , Ron wood basically wrote “ it is only rock n roll” and did not get the full credit. The Rolling Stones has never been a full democracy 😂 . He couldn’t not handle the lifestyle and the pressure to be a Stones . A incredibly gifted guitarist but after leaving the band didn’t do anything big .

Oops, we really goofed when we let that guy leave.

@@smc9291 Maybe you should turn the volume on next time. Taylor is the one who makes this entire song click. Zero stage presence is what you see with Keef Jr. walking around the stage like some toddler with that animated cadaver of a lead singer. I've been following these guys since the week "Satisfaction" came out. Never thought much about Mick Taylor until I heard his "Leather Jacket" and then saw him play in this video. He's the GOAT.

@@harvey1954 Ridiculous comment. Your comment suggests you are lying when you say you have following them for decades. What's your point in slinging shit at Keef and Mick Jagger? Of course Taylor's long riff is what makes this song, it's ultimately the focus of the song! No, he isn't the GOAT of anything except the GOAT of playing this riff, I'll give you that.

@@arthurmclarty1I'm old enough to remember when Keith and Mick actually produced good music. You have no way of knowing when I started following them. It was the week "Satisfaction" came out. Saw them live in 72 and 75, but I started to lose interest in them. The fact that you are willing to accept this tepid performance by the Stones leftovers tells me you weren't around when the Rolling Stones really were the greatest rock and roll band.

@@harvey1954 I saw them for the first time in Nov, 1969 in Chicago, Chuck Berry opened. They were a favorite band of mine in early high school, probably early 1964.. "I Just Want to Make Love to You" from their first album was the cut that shocked and rocked us back then. "Satisfaction" came out in 1965, was obviously a great hit. I was around and into the Sones while you were in middle school it seems.

Didn’t he walk away of his own decision? How could everyone not want him to sit in. I’m sure he was so happy to always be invited

ron wood est mauvais

He walked away because he did not want to die…he got sucked into heroin with Keith Richards..and knew he would end up dead on the road if he didn’t leave.

He only walked away after they robbed him of songwriting credits. Then they cut him out of his share of royalties when they signed with a new label. He had to lawyer up to get paid. Hey, I'm glad they get along well enough for him to join them onstage once in a while. But it's easy to see why he might have misgivings.@@michaelaiello9525

U got that right !

So much talent in that band. I saw them in 94. It was incredible. Had to be one of the best shows in their career. Had to be.

@@LoneLee2022 The first time I saw them was '78 in Cleveland. I've seen them 5 or 6 more times, and each time I see them I think to myself, what an awesome band. How are they gonna top that?

@@alexkrim1880 They don't have the energy anymore. Age has caught up to them.

Love to all musicians that make incredible songs .

To the person thst said that they lacked energy. Please dude. Stop projeckting...stones are smart, and musical.

There’s nothing underrated about him.

A shout out is a bit of an understatement don't you think?

Bobby was the best jazz player in rock he played with stones Lennon maybe Garcia band

Born in Lubbock Texas (like Buddy Holly) and the same date as Keith December 8 1943. Rip Bobby.

Or December 18?

Wow Lubbock, I was stationed there at Reese afb for almost 5yrs, loved Lubbock great place and wonderful folks, I was there from 90 to 1994, I would go back in a heartbeat, so many great places to eat also!!

Bingo - as unreal as the Rolling Stones were, they never had that creative element that Mick Taylor gave them. Next level - well said.

I watched a very fun interview with him once. He's seriously just straight up Keith's Texan twin but with a saxophone. Such a loveable fun guy. Bobby was a fucking great character. He was also responsible for that weird alternating drum groove on Ventilator Blues btw. The fact that Charlie actually accepted that says a lot.

So sad to think he'd be gone a year and a half later. 💔

Yes, especially when Mick Taylor is not present ! Ronnie can t finger quick enough or long enough

Yes!

Always my favorite Stones tune, even with the sour note Keef hit on the original recording.

We were blessed, we lived in the best of music. The good old times...Accompanied almost all the time by one of the best bands in the world!

Same for me.

I turned 79 yesterday. Mick and Bob and Jerry, et al, have also been the soundtrack of my life.

Your not alone brother. God ties us all together. Live you man. See you on the other side.

Mr Joel Ewing,,At 64 you only have a few years on me. But you said many things the way I wish I could express, the same way. Diabetes strokes and heart disease keep me subdued, and in pain 90% of my existance also. So I seem to be on the same wavelength as yourself. Brothers of a different Mother...lol

a boatload more than you might think! R.I.P. BOBBY!

Greg Moonen i'd bet on that one! believe Bobby played on a lot of great recordings without credit on the record! R.I.P. ROCK ROYALITY!

Bobby Keys started touring at age fifteen with Bobby Vee and fellow Texan Buddy Holly.

Boobie Needham thanks! i eat that info up!

Mick Taylor once said that the Stones were essentially a glorified pub band and musically quite limited. Here you can see how he easily outshines the other two guitar players, Keef somebody and a bloke who once played with Rod Stewart. ;-) I hope they have paid him the several million £££ they owe him in back royalties. Taylor is a serious blues guitarist and I think he has outgrown ( in all senses, he IS a bit chubby as well ..... ) the Stones who these days are just a glorified tribute act to what they once were circa 1969 to 1974, the Mick Taylor years, in fact.

Thanks for your sincere compliment and love, I’m not complete without you as my Fan 🌸 I have you to be most thankful for you 🌹

All of their top songs and Albums was when Taylor was playing lead.

@@micktaylor198hey mick you got thrown into a chaotic group at a chaotic time at such a young age. Your playing was and continues to be phenomenal.

I think you’re judging Keith Richards unfairly. And You’re overlooking the contributions of Brian Jones. The Rolling Stones were enormously successful before Mick Taylor joined the group. And remained successful after he left.

@@notbraindead7298 I agree it's only fair to give Richards and Jones their due. But Jagger (and I believe even Richards in more recent years) acknowledged that the run of albums with Taylor from '69 to '74 were a peak for them as a band. The success they had after he left was simply not on the same level (with the possible exception of the 'Some Girls' album), and Jagger in particular lamented not having Taylor's particular guitar style to play off of as a foil.

agreed, not serious fans of the subject

Its not well played ,listen the the album version this is embarras,I'm shit and I play this better live than these guys live

@@bennyvontrap5843 no you don't

@@bennyvontrap5843 maybe in one of your vape dreams Ninja boy

@@leegilmour8090 you will never know

I like the sax guy

@@franzarner2990 'the Sax guy' is the incomparable Mr Bobby Keys! RIP. About as close to being a 'Rolling Stone' as is possible!! Keith says Bobby was his 'best friend' ( sorry Ronnie! 😄.)

Yes!!!! never heard this live version.before.. it's AMAZING !!!!

He sure did..what a talent.. great tone..

He was white Jimmy Hendrix ;) i say was, because he got older and better than Hedrix. Hedrix died only 27 years old.

Please?

Yeah, like Dean Martin.

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 😘and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honour you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.💘💘

At the 6:58 mark, i saw a toilet sign.

BEST guitarist they ever had.

@@danrgoodnight9345 Best is such a word in music. Keith can do things Mick never can.😃

Hard for me. Seemed erratic, not fluid.

His outro is one of the best in rock and roll! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Genius 🎸 ♥️ Mick Taylor ❤️ 🎸 Respect ♥️ 🎸

and the even more colossal lack of talent of ronnie wood. sorry, but true.

Though he kind of messed up that big solo multiple times

​@@reresimone4300Lack of talent! Ronnie wood ? Your not doing enough! He's been playing with all the best musicians in rock! a ! 2. Every band needs GLUE, he has kept this band together in every aspect in ways we dont and cant see in a personal level. The whole band will say ronnie kept them togezher thru out 70's 80',90's,00',10's20's... need i go on!........ thats a feat in its self!

But as he didn`t use heroin, he didn`t fit in the band...

100% accurate 👌

@@dead_beat_poet ~ But Mick Taylor was never skinny enough to be a Stone.

Boy, Mick sure demonstrates his prowess here! 🙄

@@martinzitter4725 wow brother you are one of my brothers. You know your observation of the business rock scene. actually ( that's called an concierge with no shooling ) learned it by loving rock and roll you and I. to be at the fine point that's credentials there. Yeah they saw Ron Wood and they said he will be in the future and forever. Pays day infinitve. But Taylor has and will be the best guitarist of the stones and set a new learning for them to follow.but will never master

@@martinzitter4725 Just like Ronnie and Rod were too tall to be Small Faces

stevedrums absolutely !!

stevedrums 100% true.

Only with a guitar. Brian was beyond innovative. The Stones was his band.

Sticky Fingers... one of the great rock albums of all time. They never came close without Mick Taylor in the line-up. Ps... I love most of the non-MT albums. But he lifted them another notch.

GravityBoy72 See Bedspring Symphony bootleg with Mick Taylor. Superb.

Most fans of rock music would struggle to name much of the material the Stones have recorded since Ronnie Wood joined. He does "fit" the band though.

well, someone has to. Let's be thankful it was Ron and not some lesser talent/showman.@@geoffpoole483

He said he did it to save his life ....

Ditto

Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.

Mick T....???? With Eric and Carlos is Best Guitar....Ever!!!!! Jimi was "only" an inventor of a New Sound...but He wasn't Touching and Emotional like these Three. Kings.....❗🎸❗🎸❗🎸🔝🔝🔝

Me too.

Mick Taylor's smooth as silk ... skip the lyrics ... get to the jam

the best music from the stones were the mick taylor years...loved early stones with jones and we love woody, the taylor years were more musical with the best riffing with kieth.

I didn't notice all that much love. Was he invited to go into the crowd on the catwalk?

well said Manuel.

@@Ndlanding took a bow with the other 4 members twice at the end - rest of band had left the stage. Gracious.

@@Ndlanding mick Taylor is not the kind of person to go out on the catwalk. He’d rather let his guitar work do the showing off

Thanks for your sincere compliment and love, I’m not complete without you as my Fan 🌸 I have you to be most thankful for you 🌹

The top of the tops, was the Mick Taylor era, a fantastic guitar player and Stone!....🍁

Mick and Keith just blended like few other guitar players have.

@@micktaylor198 What everyone is saying it true. No knock on Wood. But, your time with the Stones was their best era, and you brought them to it. I've listened to. your solos on the MT era Stones albums over and over and over, and will never get enough.

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 😘and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honour you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.❤️❤️

What on earth are you talking about? 3 players only are original. Keith & Mick will get richer as will Charlie. What keeps the long bands alive is chemistry & top notch management.

@@r.d.sandman6474 Agree Rahul. That was amazing. What on earth are you talking about R.D.?

Well said Rahul, kudos :)

The black guy on bass off in the shadows has always bothered me. How long has he been with the band again? A decade? 15 years? I'd look it up but I don't even know his name.

@@pauly8442 Darryl Jones

Michael Gazda damn straight!

Michael Gazda No doubt. Their lineup from ‘69-‘74 produced the greatest four album streak ever from 1968-1972 along with the Beatles from 1965-1969, Pink Floyd from 1973-1979 and Led Zeppelin from 1969-1971.

You misspelled Pagey, mate.

Sure!!!!

@@sebasdebordeaux8347 So glad you agree Jimmy Page has no equal!

He really did. Gave that band a total dynamic that they never replaced.

So does keith and mick

By me, Cant You Hear Me Knocking - Ukelele - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A2wNlxIFCoI.html - The end is amazing!

Thanks for your sincere compliment and love, I’m not complete without you as my Fan 🌸 I have you to be most thankful for you 🌹

Me too..

This is there best song my nb1song of the stones

Agreed

Mick Taylor was the best stone ever

Mick was and is a virtuoso. Don’t forget though: No Brian? No Stones! Rock on!

I GREW UP WATCHING THE STONES. RIP MICK TAYLOR 🤤⭐⭐🌈

@@arthurlafleur3885 He's not dead !

mick taylor was good, but not for the stones,,after jones they needed something more earthy. 71 yrs old stone lover

It’s good that Bobby took Ron’s hint.

It's good Mick is there but I wouldn't call it "tight" at all. Watts seems to be struggling a lot to get control over the widespread orchestra. The harmonies by the gospel singers seem to overwhelm Jagger too. I'm in awe for what they can do in their 70s but ... their 70s performances were truly electrifying.

5:45

And Bobby Keys. Without that sax, the song doesn't work as well. In the original, you could hear the Santana being channeled. This is nothing short of incredible for the whole band!!

Enjoy for what it is. Like a meal is an experience in some cultures and not just energy for the body, the stones music is an experience for my entire being and not just something to hear.

Thanks for your sincere compliment and love, I’m not complete without you as my Fan 🌸 I have you to be most thankful for you 🌹🌹

Not just any Gibson… an original 1959 Les Paul standard Sunburst, Probably worth about half $1 million if you can find one like that, not even his which will be Multiple million

Despite Jagger's pushing.

@@Kleermaker1000 Jagger must of been getting bored of shaking those damn maracas around while the musicians were doing all the work

@@Kleermaker1000 Jagger manages them all. No pushing

Ronny doesnt do long melodic story telling solos like that

@@carlwooleyhan5269 I have seen some on youtube

Keith is dead. Nobody has told him yet

Major Miracle. Future civilizations will think this was just a myth.

@@ga8426 I don't believe you

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 😘and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honour you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.💘💘

@@micktaylor198 Do you have any gigs coming up, Mick?

The Stones are a work of art.

Its a masterpiece.

This and Midnight Rambler are just great "works of Art" because they take you on a ride! A bumpy but, glorious ride! Just takes me along for the ride!!!

It's a great song to listen to while working on something ,just keeps going into different phases ,pure pleasure

It started with the Beatles but the Stones taught me about Art and I didn't even ask

He gave the Stones a creative element they never had.

Love Bobby Keys as much as Mick Taylor

I hear you loud and clear I miss Bobby keys he was a legend and still is

This track sends pleasure all down my spine, Taylor and Keys I could listen to this until dawn....never to be equalled ...so enjoy

Thank for the memories Mick Taylor and Bobby Keys

@@michaelmancusi9054 At least the bastard ain't suffering no more. j/k Bobby Keys had a part time band called suffering bastards towards the end. RIP Mr Sax!

RIP Charlie Watts!

RIP CW.

Mostly write by Keith and Mick, the rest are details.

Exile was THE GREATEST ROCK album ever recorded. It had everything. The whole soul of rock. Gospel, Blues, Country, Ballads and more. It has NO EQUAL. The only one who could come close is DYLAN & he ain't there.

Jagger's least favorite album. Not mine.

Who's the sax player?

@@buddylobos5277 Great choice! Several to pick from too. My favorite is Let It Bleed. Only for the fact that the one and only person to record with the Stones that I ‘partied’ with is on that album. The fiddle player Byron Berline whom played on the cut Country Honk was at a bluegrass festival when I was 17. It was in the middle of the afternoon. No one was on the stage yet but there were a couple musicians in the campgrounds jamming. I was he only person that was there at the time. It was a fiddle player, a mandolin player and a guitar player. A banjo player jumped in for a minute. I found out that night that it was Byron Berline, John Hartford, Rodney & Doug Dillard (who played with Chris Hillman of the Byrds and Bernie Leadon later of the Eagles). They played for a few minutes. Byron came over to me and said “Hey kid. We’Re taking a break and having a beer - want one?” I actually had a couple with them. Got all their autographs. Wish I’d gotten their photos, but we didn’t document everything back then!

@@mebdenver Bobby Keyes

@@micktaylor198 😅😉✌🏻👅

@@micktaylor198 lol ... I like it )

@@m.k.s.p.7746 the stones need Bill Wyman it’s not the stones without Bill ask Geddy Lee or ask anyone whose a bass player no Bill no Stones after Bill left I thought the stones ended the true stones need Bill the whole band should of called it a day after steel wheels