The Rolling Stones . Love In Vain
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Mick Taylor on this one is just PRODIGIOUS... Unbelievable !!! His soli will survive the end of the world !
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Was in bit of state when I made that comment, it's all a matter of personal taste and that's some of the magic. For me Exile is so overrated but hey that's just me.
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My favorites: Exile on Main St., Sticky Fingers, Let it Bleed, Beggar's Banquet.
Not necessarily in that order.
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Known fact. Let it bleed and Sticky's are the best work. Down to one man by the name of Mr Michael Taylor.
Musically much better than Ron, but the chemistry between Ron and Keef on stage also better in comparison. i can see where your coming from, but, have to add that if you watch Ron is playing in the Faces or the stones, one thing is clear it's a guy having the time of his life and not believing the fortune that bestowed him. IMO playing, laughing and loving the moment.
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yes best version ive heard,,wow,,,thank you robert johnson,,
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just listen to the lead, if ronnie could play that, we wouldn't be dissen him that much.........freak
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anything from December 69 thru December 74 has the mighty Mick Taylor on it, fabulous ain't he.........freak
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Mick Taylor, no doubt...1972 was Sticky Finger's year...despite Jones's talent, contribution and musical research, Taylor is, by far, the most technically talented...and with a huge soul inside at the same time...
Viva Mick !
In time: all the solos and slides in this album are Taylor's...
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Mick Taylor, no doubt...1972 was Sticky Finger's year...despite Jones's talent, contribution and musical research, Taylor is, by far, the most technically talented...and with a huge soul inside at the same time...
Viva Mick !
Is that the door bell at 4:51 ha ha.
MrCatstail 5 months ago