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- October 17, 1973. 1st show: Brown Sugar / Gimme Shelter / Happy / Tumbling Dice / Dancing With Mr D / Angie / You Can't Always Get What You Want / Midnight Rambler / Honky Tonk Women / All Down The Line / Rip This Joint / Jumping Jack Flash / Street Fighting Man
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Mick Taylor is on fire!
Fun fact: this is a very common comment, when you listen to some of the concerts in which MIck Taylor played his guitar. It kinda proves how good he was. Basically, always on fire.
ALWAYS!!@@FranklyF
This is the best Stones Bootleg album . It means a lot to me because I listened to it with a good friend and we learnt the songs together on guitar -he passed away in 2015 so this music is part of my deep memories and life story .
Sorry for your loss but glad you have such wonderful memories.
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Mick Taylor reached the pinacle with his solo on Happy
I can feel you completely. I was for 23 years the singer in a cover band. We did a lot of Stonessongs. Our drummer passend away in december 2015. I felt very emotional about him. He was a kind and loving person. Wish you all the best. Gerard.
All best wishes, hoping you are a good guy. Stones are the Soundtrack to our live...Films. Up and down, high and Low, Dresses to kill or Törn and frayed. Praises, aaron
Mick Taylor’s first solo on Gimme Shelter from this show still gives me goosebumps and I’ve had this recording for over a decade. If I happen to invent a time machine, you know where I’ll be on 17 Oct, ‘73…
Yep its great. Best live recording I've heard
I'm there with you, bud.
There ya go dude...even back at 12 years old I loved how tight their sound was with Mick...the best lead guitarist they ever had
Save me a seat!!
Most definitely! Mick Taylor gave the Stones a "big Lyft" a decent-ant from the John Mayell Blues Breakers!.
Keith says that this is his favourite "Bootleg". He was amazed at how good they all sounded
The weaving of Taylor and Richards on "You can't always get what you want" is genius.
«Brown Sugar» 0:19
«Gimme Shelter» 3:36
«Happy» 9:14
«Tumbling Dice» 12:26
«Dancing with Mr. D.» 17:28
«Angie» 21:54
solo 24:00
«You Can't Always Get What You Want» 26:22
«Midnight Rambler» 37:24
«Honky Tonk Women» 49:58
«All Down the Line» 53:02
«Rip This Joint» 56:34
«Jumpin' Jack Flash» 58:35
«Street Fighting Man» 1:01:50
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thanks for your post, very helpful
Thanks for taking the time to do this.
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Where's Star Star?
I don't think any group got even close to the greatness of this band in those years. This dirty, rough rock & blues played by the Stones remains unsurpassed. The perfect rhythm section with Bill Wyman unique lines and the metronomo beat by Charlie Watts behind the amalgam of Keith and Mick guitars under Jaggers voice, his best years, all this is a masterpiece never matched!
Muito bem dito !
Totally agree. Inimitable in every aspect of interaction.
This is the first time I've heard 'Stones Brussels Affair... truly phenomenal!!!
The Rolling Stones
The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World.
Wrong! Deep Purple, Yes or ELP, are much better bands.
@@ricardooliva4034Wrong!
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Zu der Zeit waren sie die größten.
i said it a million times and i ll say it again ...............we had the best music period !!!!!!!!!!!
Mick Taylor was the last blues breaker one of my all time favorite guitarist ever
Taylor was and is pure PLATINUM.....I could listen to his incredible licks all day. Woodie ir a real rocker, totally whidskey soaked, thin as a rail, burnt on coke rockstar, and a damn good guitar player. He had some real brilliant licks early on with the faces..... I love 'em both!! And I'm not comparing, because there is no need to. But damn if Mick Taylor doesn't play like someone from another universe!! His work is phenomenal.
Más....o Keith faz mais as musicas. Essa e a verdade
Well said.
E o Keith. Sem ele nada absolutamente há.
Taylor's absolutely amazing in this show. His solo on Gimme Shelter gives me goosebumps.
even better in London vrsion!
I think the best is Philly 7/21/72 1st show. Incredibly moving.
At the Perth show, Australia from '73 Taylor plays a solo with wah-wah included
I was at the RFK DC July 4th show. Incredible.@@gimmeshelter2151
Eu sempre sou muito cuidadoso. Na verdade os solos. Quem preenche tudo qualquer criatura com mais de quatro neurônios sabe... que é o Keith.
Bill Wyman gets no appreciation. Listen to the bass on this. Amazing.
I think what made this era so special was the combination of MT's virtuosity at his craft with Keith's raw energy and riffs.(In addition to the phenomenal songs MJ & KR wrote!) Mick wasn't quite the flamboyant onstage performer he became shortly after. And this was just before the big stage theatrics started - it seemed to be mostly about the music. Plus the whole scene with how Exile came together.
Brussell 73 was my first concert and still the best, Mick was much more great than flamboyant, more spontaneous and crazy.
@@MethildeWOW yo have been there..AND your first concert✨💥✨
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As you said "wow", i'm still surprised, happily i've my photos wich prove it was more than a dream :)
I love reading all these comments! Ya’ll are my kind of people! TRUE STONES FANS! I bought this bootleg in Europe in 1976 and had no way to listen to it until I got back to the states. Boy was I blown away when I got back to New Orleans! My hearing has not been the same since!
This band, in this time, was the best. MT and Keefe r off the charts. Thank God we had these times.
Best live album ever...still listening and smiling after 40 years - genius
When Mick Taylor was with them the Stones were the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the world.
No doubt about it...when MT got to this Brussells concert , he was in full bloom.
Awesome guitar licks,leads and solos!!!
This music is getting me through cancer. Thank God for rock and roll✌️❤🤘
Damn, I never knew this recording existed! As people have said Bill and Charlie are as tight on the beat as they ever were and Mick is in fine form on vocals. But the guitars are the killer, Keith with his power chord riffs and leads which defines the Stone's sound and then Mick Taylor is a true master on guitar throughout! They became known as the "Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World" during this era. Think this recording shows why!
yeah. I grew up on Ron Wood but I have come to realize that Mick Taylor was THE stones guitarist... next to Keef of course
Jagger great, Mick great, Keef great, Charlie and Bill fucking great at this live
Mick Taylor's solo on Angie, and You can' Always get..and Dancing w/ Mr. D, et al... his guitar was manufactured in Heaven and an angel delivered it to him.
I grew up listen to this album. Have in on vinyl.
woody6995 I wish I had this on vinyl back when I had a record player. I wish I had known about this show back then.
Was there, my first concert and the two Micks were so synchronized, Taylor was often weaving with Jagger voice. At the end they put such a progressive acceleration, i was asking me how Jagger could survive but he do it. The all band never loose his musical unity one minute.
He is the Angel playing it!!
I like all the different periods of The Rolling Stones. But I gotta say this represents a total peak for me! Everyone's in great form especially Mick Taylor who is just sizzling! And I mean sizzling! Wow
when I listen to this so do my neighbors!
a magical show....the band members hitting it on all cylinders...the sound and mix are great, measured and clean...and Mick's vocals are spot on perfect...I can hear an effortless joy and a leisurely.cocksure swagger to this performance that is very rarely captured on tape....I listen to this show again and again....Thanks
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Mick Taylor's solo in the middle of Midnight Rambler is truly amazing!
This is why they are the Greatest Rock and Roll band in the world 🌎
The Beatles & The Rolling Stones!
One of the best shows I've ever heard them do. And this was caught on tape and got out! Imagine all the great stones gigs tht were never recorded, and if so are sitting in a basement somewhere. Never to b heard again. Think about it. The stones are the best. They are the greatest. I mean. Jus listen to the music. You' ll know wht I mean. It's great. Long live the stones!!!!
I think this was a radio bcast ,in quadraphonic if I remember right ,I've smoked a lot of weed since then my brain is foggy
THE Definitive rock performance by any band in any era. Without peer. Everyone in top form, every song. MT is stratospheric! Watts and Wyman an inferno. Keith’s mastery full bloom. Mick greatest front man ever. Billy Preston on keys and Trevor Lawrence on sax are incredible. The epitome of killing it. It’s a miracle the stage didn’t catch afire!
Bob Keys in sax ?
Once in a lifetime band.
@@alvarosantiago4285 Bobby Keys was abruptly fired on September 30 shortly before this concert. Lawrence who was already with the band filled in for Keys. It would be a decade before he would play with the Stones again.
@@timothylewis2450 Ok!.
@@timothylewis2450 Do you know why Bobby Keys was fired ? Jimmy Miller was fired around about 1973 too.
KeeeeeF is the Stones , Taylor is the rocket that TAKES KEEEFS MUSIC TO OUTER SPACE!! Don't forget the guitar work on Gimme Shelter is all Richards. The truth, Keith cant play as good guitar as Taylor but KeeeF is a writer of epic proportions.
Mick Taylor was a virtuosos but he was never a Rolling Stone, or a very good one. If Keith's guitar were removed from Stone's songs; all those riffs, hammer ons and pull offs and all the syncopation and great tones it'd be a bummer to listen to. As you say Keith is the Stones. Ron Wood makes for a great Stone too.
FYI - I hope everyone realizes that it is Mick Taylor who plays all of the incredible and mesmerizing leads in Gimme Shelter here.
***** Hey Matt, all the official guitar credits go to KR on that song. Brian Jones was hanging around but he did not contribute. Ry Cooder was the other guitar player who contributed to the album. Mick Taylor was not at the Let it Bleed sessions. Plus, Keith came up with the riff for the song and is credited as a composer. If you can give information that shows mine is wrong, I'd interested. Also, I didn't say KR was a better guitar play than MT. Isaid MTO. was great but was never a great "Rolling Stone". MT was the best guitarist ever in the band (if you haven't heard Blues from Laurel Canyon by John Mayall, it has a virtuoso Mick at 17 years old.) My point was that when KR had to, he could hold his own in the greatest r&r band, and that the lifestyle of the bandmates was too intense for MT. Looking forward to anything you find that is contrast to my post. Also, thanks for being polite. It's rare on YT. You are a very decent person with great taste in music.
Offrande1 Hi. Can you prove it was Mick Taylor who played on that song? Mick intertwind modal and blues riffs in all of his solos. The solos on gimme are Keiths. If you otherwise, please get back to me because then I would have had the wrong information for 45 years. Thanks for your thoughts and passion for great guitar solos.
Right. Mick Taylor played slide on 2 songs but he did not play on the recorded version of "Gimme Shelter". Are you a guitar player? Gimme is a straight blues solo. Mick Taylor never, ever used straight blues solos. That is why his playing was superior and distinct. He always, even with a slide used a combo of blues, pentonic and modal; the melodic scales, going back and forth between blues and melodic. "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", "Sway", and so forth. Gimme isn't that great a solo. A lot of Chuck Berry bending of notes and no slick and speedy runs. The solo always comes back to the same note which is Keith's style because he wasn't a great lead guitar player; whereas, Taylor used as many notes as he could and didn't come back to the same note, same octave after making a few slow, ordinary bends. Listen to live Sympathy for the Devil on Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. Keith plays the first solo and he always winds up at the same note in the same octave. It's like an anchor for him. The second solo is Taylor and his is full of melody. Then compare Gimme's solo to Keith's on live Sympathy. I don't know how much more stupid I can make it for, since you requested that it be stupid. Anyone who knows Keith Richards techniques can, without question identify the Gimme solo as his. If I am wrong I'll send you a gift card of 50.00 to whatever restaurant you choose. Not that it matters, but my PhD is music history and my paper, 25 years ago was about British blues guitarists. What that means is I had to do so much research and double checking of facts that I felt like heaving and it almost made music no fun. Plus, I have been playing guitar for 40 years and Keith was my first favorite and at 10 yrs old I thouhgt he played all the solos. Trying to be civil and respectful to your knowledge and it is cool that you found and presented the Rolling Stone article, but that article doesn't say what songs Taylor played on. The link I sent you should clear it all up. Included in that link are the sources cited that say, w/o a doubt that Keith is the only guitar player on Gimme Shelter.
The best live recording of the Stones ever!
I can't believe the Stones don't continue to make this album available (at least I haven't seen it), Mick Taylor is the star on this set, and his skills were never recorded better. Maybe that's why...
the most blistering live version of Midnight Rambler ever...Charlie Watts is like an express train...Billy Wyman is laying down the bottom end letting the guitars do their thing
I thought this til I heard the Knebworth 76 version. Somehow they manage top this version.
I have been listening to several live records with Stones,- and there is no doubt : Mick Taylor is the best guitarist Stones ever had !!
what ever idea he had about leaving was the worst choice at the fork in the road. he was no where after this, even being the greatest guitarist. he became irrelevant and a footnote. sad
One of the best ever !
@@jtb1649 He told in an interview he had to leave otherwise he will die sooner or later.
He was damn close to became a heroin junkie and so that was a very good decission I guess.
@@lesterpaul9657If you shake hands with the devil you get burned.
O melhor guitarrista é o Keith. O Taylor solos. Eu particularmente acho o Taylor o melhor solo. Só que sempre igual. Sempre a mesma tonalidade. Por isso pecou um pouco.
my day isn't complete unless I listen to something from these guys.
This performance is inspired. It flows so naturally at such high energy yet musically satisfying. I have another bootleg from 1973 in Perth and it is good. However, this Brussels show is on another level.
Was that one in Perth- show where Charlie didn't get the rhytm on Gimme Shelter? I remember one Aussie- gig on a bootleg where he was somewhat out of tune ;
fragilebeaster dont recall that. It starts wtih All Down The Line and it is a high energy show throughout. havent heard it in years.
@@Piwork69 Been on TH-cam for ages with this title: The Rolling Stones live at Perth City [24-1-1973] - Full Show
One of the best versions of Midnight Rambler right here.
Check out the live in London 1973 the absolute best version
Best live concert the Stones ever did,Have so many 'white albums': this is the best concert ever they did:Thanks Mick Taylor...
+Roel Lassche It's amazing.
Thanks Pete:what's your favo?
+Roel Lassche All down the line & JJF. Raw, love running to them :)
Right Pete,anyway whe don't gonna hear this anymore
Mick Tylor : can't feel him in the studio versions, but in a live show, he is the man. YCAGWYW Mick.
Kieth used to yell at him for playing to loud in the studio, probably turned him down
Craziest, fastest and best versions ever of "All Down The Line" and "Rip This Joint" !
Love this band never get tired of their music , could listen all the day long every day..
I was just 13 year old and I was there !
I remember when this was released on a vinyl bootleg that I still have called "A Bedspring Symphony". I was blown away by the performance and the sound quality and still am. The BEST live Stones recording ever in my opinion.
yessuh, Bedspring...with liner notes show was at Wembley Stadium. Wrong. Bought my first copy in 1974. Probably the best Stones vinyl boot out there, altho MSG/Madison (1972July29) - last day of the American Tour - is awfully good, too. MSG was the very first boot I ever bought. Thought I had died & went to Rock n' Roll Heaven.
@@acousticshadow4032 A part of Bedspring was recorded at Wembley Pool.
@@tonteriaslasprecisas6897 Just 3 cuts. Rest is Brussels.
Yes, Brussell first show in the afternoon.
When Gimme Shelter was still about the guitars and not about some type of cabaret
Taylor on another level, 🎸 concert defied gravity. Jagger a walking Masterpiece ☝🏻🎤
How did it take till I am 61 for me to hear this? It’s magic man, the best
I read a comment on Twitter about the Stones music and someone recommended this so I came on TH-cam and found this masterpiece. Let’s go Stones!
Same here 62! This rocks! Take care fellow old timer.
@@hannible1002 you too my brother 👍
PURE ENERGY
this is the rolling stones at their very best. a rock music clinic. thanks!
This is almost too much. Crying and laughing listening to this. Fantastic! Charlie (miss you). Bill (miss you.) Keith's vocals on ''Happy'' tears my heart out. He means it. And of course. Taylor. Genious!
Na verdade..o Keith é genial. No solo puro MT sim. Experimenta colocar só a guitarra do MT........
Le plus grand concert des Rolling Stones avec un MIKE TAYLOR au haut niveau !!! Superbe ❤❤❤
when youre as badass as taylor you can overplay whatever the fuck you want and its still gonna sound great. did anyone ever say "michael jordan overdunked that basketball."
lol overplayed? what like oh sorry you sound great can you just only play during your allotted time please. Tell that to any of the worlds greatest guitarists while their in the middle of wailing a solo. See what you get, probably a headstock in the gob.
jamespdab I think you didnt get his point
Who cares about who is responsible for the great sound.. This is the ultimate live rock and roll album
The sound quality of this recording is unequalled. Each instrument, including the piano in the background, is clear and distinct.
Hunhappily i was waiting a miracle, a video could be dicovered, i'm afraid it's don't gonna happen anymore.
Before they made stage performances nearly perfected, THIS is what a Stones concert sounded like - they played it how they felt it. This is their unperfected perfection.
YCAGWYW is so beautiful here it damm near had me tearing up, Keith and mick Taylor can only be described as sublime on this version, they play off one another perfectly...and da sax just knocks it outta the fuckin' park...never heard a better live effort of this song, its like they sold their souls for this one...
That sax solo on YCAGWYW is indeed incredible - and not Bobby Keys, since he had been fired for doing a no-show on 9/30 in Frankfurt; the result of his bathtub full of Champagne with the French chick caper...lol.
I first bought this on Vinyl in 1977. Single Album. I still have it.
The Stones never Rocked this Hard again.
When I was 13, my friend worked in a record store. He gave me a Stone boot called "A Lunch Box and a Meat Whistle." Basically, it's an abbreviated version of this boot. I instantly fell in love. I'm still waiting to hear a better version of the Rolling Stones Live. Years later, much of this boot appeared on a Radio Show. I couldn't believe my ears. It was broadcast on WMMR in Philadelphia. I was, and still am, in awe.
Brussels Affair is just perfect
5 years with Mick Taylor > 40 years with Ronnie Wood
Correct. And, as always, less is more.
You deserve the Nobel price for the best youtube comment of the year brother.
💥 High Octane Mick Taylor!!! 💥 🌟
Both rhythm guitars behind that saxophone are goose bump inducing. What great musicianship this band had when they were locked in. Magnificent that morphs between raunch , filth and pure class..
As famous as they are , examples like this proves how underrated they actually were.
Saxophone? It's Mick Taylor playing one of his best guitar solos.
@@mrgordons you dont listen well do you?
Inigualável o Keith. O Taylor ótimo. Os teclados...tudo.
Keith and Mick together created a Stone's sound never recreated. Also Bill and Charlie were also truly genius as well.
Disse tudo!
Mick Taylor was and always will be the stones
This version of the Stones glides and slashes the throats of any other musical act in a live setting.
I've had this bootleg in some medium or another since 1975. If they ever release it it immediately becomes the greatest live rock and roll album ever made.
I love both Get Yer Ya-Ya's out and Love You Live, but this is transcendent and this version of You Can't Always Get What You Want is a revelation.
1000%
Best live Stones I've heard.
I used to sell live cassettes when i was a kid. I got over 400 of the stones. Definitly the best stones concert ever.
Mick Taylor hitting notes from "Winter" after the saxophone solo on YCAGWYW is incredible; but the fact that Mick Jagger picked up on it immediately and sang the "well well" part of "Winter" was amazing!
This concert was filmed. Best Stones live recording, without a doubt. Good luck finding the DVD... then paying for it. This concert is proof that at one time Jagger didn't need backup singers
I got this on vinyl years ago. This is the BEST boot ever. The boys really tear it up here.
This live version of You Can't Always Get What You Want is out of this world crazy amazing. Holy moly 🤩
Absolutely without doubt the best version. MT along with Trevor Lawrence’s sax solo completely transformed an already great tune into a masterpiece.
Played in a band for years. We all liked the Stones but one guy loved Floyd, one guy loved Zep, one guy loved punk and I loved the Dead but whenever we wanted a really great song to get women to shakes their asses and have their souls follow we played Stones songs. I think half of our set was Stones tunes and we'd have done more but everybody was like "Geez, we got enough Stones songs..." I didn't think we had enough.England's finest club band and possibly the greatest R&R band of all time.
Dude, this is poetry: "whenever we wanted a really great song to get women to shakes their asses and have their souls follow..."
the tempo change of midnight rambler at 39:20 is live rock n roll perfection, the energy the boys tap into there seems to just grab them and take 'em along for the ride, like passengers just hangin' on for dear life and takin' us with them...gives me goosebumps every time...goosebumps i say....
Was at Brussel 73, Midnight Rambler was the high point, Jagger made a crazy performance and all the tempo breaks were so perfects, a show in the show.
Hunhappily no video about it, too bad.
Finalmente qualcuno che capisce la grandezza di quel passaggio. Bravo tyecook.
being Belgian and having been to this gig makes me proud there has been a 'Brussels Affair' with the Stones :-P
It's most about the first french show, but you could be proud, execpted that no one knows how to right correctly Bruxelles.
I wish the Stones would release both Brussels shows. Also the 9-9-73 show. The whole band is on fire. Mick Taylor was Godlike in concert.
Mick Taylor + Keith Richards = Magic!!!
Holy smokes.......What an Album this is!
top of the stones live album!!!
This has my all time favorite performance of Happy! This just made my day.
young people here expresses the genius of MICK TAYLOR , He was the BOSS
Street fighting man rocks at this coked tempo
Keith's playing in Street Fighting Man is wonderful
Keith Richards' distinctive rhythm guitar and Mick Taylor's virtuosic lead guitar on Gimme Shelter are incredible on Gimme Shelter, stirring.
i have been listening to the 70s tour all day... and this band is at its best when they had mick taylor
55:31 Truly AMAZING!!
Coolest concert with the Stones .. in line with get yer ya-Yas Out. Mick T plays melodic and fabulous solo and Keith banging chords of such rough and masculine toughness. Love it!
les stones au meilleur avec un Mick Taylor sublime qui slide comme jamais et Jagger qui chante, chante, chante, et keith fidéle à lui même. C'est tout simplement essentiel
My work day has gotten so much better since discovering all these live Stones concerts!
Among the best concerts in the best period AND with a great sound quality, matching Get yer ya-ya's out 's ! What is still amazing is the number of watchers ! Only 10217 !
The best Stones live album!
Another awesome show, missed all the great show's with Mick Taylor, thank you for sharing....
The stones at their best!
absolument la meilleure période des Stones sur scène ; grace aux solos de Mick Taylor toujours sublimes et si riches .
Tous remplissaient leurs rôles mais M T surpassait la crew.
I love this album. It's the 'Stones at their hottest.
Oh La-La!!! Seriously I think that this is the best live performance of Dancing With Mr D / You Can't Always Get What You Want and crazily great Midnight Rambler mainly thanks to Mick Taylor genious guitar... all numbers are fantastic, oh, I wish I could see the video back from October 17, 1973. Actually on that very day I had my own live gig in my university in St.Petersburgh trying hard to be as close as possible to Mick Taylor, playing Love In Vain and Jumpin' Jack Flash - thank you kg441!!!
The ONLY thing to do with this recording is to play it LOUD. The guitars are fkn HELLACIOUS. My word!
yes the sound of dimed 200 watt Ampegs
1969-1974 The BEST of Rolling Stones ... thank you Mick Taylor.
this show cooks. The stones at their heights!
smokin' hot! mick taylor took the stones to another level.