Rolling Stones Rehearsals - Waiting on a friend

It was first played as early as 1970, when Mick Taylor first joined the group and was recording with Jagger in London. Recording on "Waiting on a Friend" began in late 1972 through early 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica, during the Goats Head Soup sessions when the band still had Taylor as a member. His guitar piece made it to the overdubbing sessions in April of 1981 when the song was selected by Tattoo You producer Chris Kimsey as one the band could re-work for the album.

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[demonsbutterfly]

Another Track where Mick Taylor should have got a writing Credit.....Outrageous.

[Prettyflowerchild]

a gorgeous seamless tapestry, this is...

thanks, and flowers to you <3<3<3<3<3

[gnd567]

@casuallooker37 NO WAY! I was thinking the same thing!!!

[captaint1000]

@casuallooker37 LMFAO!!!

[luxardo2001]

no foools around

[winverdi]

This song is for my Daniel Simangunsong in German. *winverdi, Jakarta.

[HSECMAN]

didnt even show mick taylor in the video-shame

[70sLAgirl]

@123jjcross

You're totally right ! To compare these bands is impossible, because of the Stones' superiority !

[mcrdaveabc]

Mick Taylor,,incredible guitar..just did not fit into the group

[Reddirtgirl55Again]

One of my favourites. Thanks

[123jjcross]

And they compare these guys to the Beatles...haha

[andzwe]

I guess that by the time Mick Taylor left, the Stones were such an established act that it was enough for them to have someone who fitted in on a personal level. Especially for while they were touring. Ron Wood was perfect for that. When they needed a brilliant solo, or something, they could always use a guest musician.