Mick Taylor -- Time Waits For No One solo
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Nice job- one of my favorite tracks on that album. I think MT uses a Strat on that solo. Pretty Sure. Your Gibson sounds awesome. I can't complain about your sound.
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Ohh. How can I get this slow motion with tab!?
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ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT ! ! !
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@oclero - Get a Cherry Sunburst Gibson Les Paul Standard! Do not hesitate! You do not want an ES335. Go to the Gibson web site and read the interview with MT. He swears by his (reissue) Les Paul Standard.
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very nice
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fucking great dude
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uuuuuuauuu , incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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SUPER GUITARIST.
THIS IS THE FIRST TIME TO SEE THIS SOLO.
EXTRAORDINARY DIFFICULT.
SPECIAL THANKS.
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EPIC!
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Melvin Belli was the attorney for the Stones in Gimmer Shelter and invented palimony...good tag awesome playing dude.
Fantastic, many thanks. I've been obsessing over this song for the past couple days, I figured out the main part on guitar, and am very pleased to come across this exquisite coda to cap it off. I'm wondering if the backing chords are Am and Em alternating, or does it just hold Am, or something else?
JackStraw65 1 year ago
@JackStraw65
The chord progression for the solo is basically C and F ... A Cmaj7 sounds nice, too.
MrMelBelli 1 year ago
Very good! Mick Taylor is one of my favourite guitar players, you did an excellent job, pretty close to the master ;) Is your guitar a es335? I would like to buy a new one (currently I have an Epiphone Les Paul), but I hesitate between a Gibson Les Paul and a Gibson es335. Which is better for Taylor-like guitar playing ?
oclero 1 year ago
@oclero
Here I'm playing a Gibson ES-339 -- smaller, lighter body than the 335, but without any sacrifice in tone (or so the theory goes). MT's signature sound is derived from the Les Paul, without a doubt.
MrMelBelli 1 year ago