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Mick Taylor! The greatest upgrade Stones ever made!!
@@J..398 hahaha you said nothing new to me. I well know what Keith (once) said. But still...so many fans can't be wrong... Read other comments
@@mojdedy I’m not saying they are wrong for recognizing his playing, but its also important to not downplay Brian, there wouldn’t be the Taylor era without Jones. And don’t get me wrong, mick T is an amazing player but he arrived halfway through the 4 album run some fans consider to be their favorites. My fave times were with them
yes, yes, I agree with you. You are right. And this things are "only" details. The bottom line is: Stones are the greatest!!!
@@mojdedy true that
This was the Stones at their peak.
Taylor and Richards... possibly the best twin-guitar lineup of the early 1970s.
Hard to argue, but I'd mention Hunter and Wagner and Allman and Betts. Keith, other than Page, was arguably the greatest riff writer in rock and roll history, but as a guitarist, Mick was on a completely different level.
Rocking on all cylinders
The greatest rock and roll band in the world
Mick Taylor, man. Dude is unstoppable.
You don’t know anything about him. You’re just copying comments by genuine fans for likes, dude.”
How brilliant is Mick Taylor. Stones were never the same after he left.
Oh what s load of codswallop these born again Stones fans are. As if Mick Taylor reinvented the Stones all by himself. He fitted in after Brian Jones died
Excellent musician but Ron Wood fit in better with the Stones agenda and Wyman is still missed. Bobby Keys is truly an unwritten hero on the sax.
@@davidrubenhold6677 we can’t forget about Bill Wyman he is the stones the real stones the true stones Bill hardly gets the respect he deserves even to this day once Bill left the stones the stones were over the stones were never the stones after Bill left no baseplayer can replace Bill just ask Geddy Lee or ask any baseplayer no Wyman no Stones and now Charlie Watts passed away the band is over for good I don’t wanna see the stones with any baseplayer and I don’t wanna see the stones continue with any drummer no matter how good the baseplayer or drummer is it’s never gonna be the stones the whole band should have hung it up after steel wheels
Mick Taylor was never to play with such a fantastic rock and roll group again….
ron sucks big deal he looks like a stone whatever that means, true good before MT great with him terrible live after him@@davidrubenhold6677
stones real stones ??????? @@mikebarooshian7255
Soo, this is Soooo TIGHT. Play it, several times, and listen to each instrument, one at a time. Charlie, then Bill, Keith chugging like a Locomotive, Taylor about ready to catch fire with that slide... and Mick already in Orbit. This is a rock n roll band at a moment in time...which nobody has ever matched.
No one has ever matched this.
No one.
Not. Ever.
I agree a thousand per cent!!!
Stimmt
And that includes the Stones ever since then.
You are correct sir, peak Stones. The sound track of my youth
Explain to me how this live version isn’t played every 3 hours on classic rock stations it’s just rock and roll personified. Incredible guitar, rhythm and singing
Fab 4 have a score of tunes in the top 500 but no one totally owned as many sweatslick live licks as the Stones did when the '70s dawned
that several hour delay is just rock's persona giving all the pretenders their fair airtime slot
@@edconmy7307 : The 'Fab 4' couldn't rock the house live if their lives depended on it.
It's all girly mindless dance numbers and mush mouthed rap now. on radio. DJ's with disgression and called in requests were the norm back in my youth.
Just take a look around you... You can smell the boredom of today's brainwashed youth.
Have I been of any help, my dear romantic friend?
The brilliance of Mick Taylor on full display !
Mick Taylor is a genius. Sticky Fingers and Exile in Main Street are a showcase for his talents. What a great drummer Charlie was.
@Brian Flynn You're right on about Taylor. He might have even stuck around the Stones if they would have paid him a few bucks once in a while and given him proper credit for the great songs he wrote. Sway, Moonlight Mile, Time Waits for No One, Winter, to name a few.
@@jamesbowen8960 He wrote those songs with Jagger.
They were at their absolute best in the early 70.s
@@jamesbowen8960 Winter is my favorite
My 2 favourite albums✌🏽
The Stones at their peak! Nothing they’ve done comes close to the Mick Taylor years!
🤘🏻RocK LiVeS!🤘🏻
Stones firing on ALL cylinders at the very top of their game, wow!!!
In 1965 I was eight yrs old sitting with my parents watching the Stones on the Ed Sullivan show for the first time. I remember thinking when I retire I will go see them play live in Denver in 2024. Sure enough, I got tickets for the Jun show!!!! 😂😂😂
Sometimes the Stones are so unbelievably great it's beyond words and this a great example.
Indeed
Just next level dude
Bill Wyman is so cool! Stands motionless, calmly chews gum, and puts out bass lines that are like a punch in the gut.
Ya...from the school of John Entwistle.
Oh yeah,Definitely agree with that,Keith once said you couldn't actually believe the sound that he was making on the Bass,Until he stopped,and it was like the bottom fell out.Great comment. Walter B.I ✌🏽
Wow. Bobby Keys was with them a long time.
@@annbugbee5623 he was VERY hard to replace. No dis to Darryl, but I wish I'd gotten my ass to their concerts before Taylor and Wyman left. That's the stuff I still listen to.
@@alancoe1002 ME too,BUT l also listen to their New Music to.But Get your Ya,Ya's out,Gimme Shelter,THERE ARE SSOOO MANY.Love BLUE and LONESOME,HAVE YOU Heard Ronnie New Olne Mr.Luck with Mick Taylor, VERY,Very Great.Have not heard All of it,But it is Damn Fantastic, If you Love The Bkues,and Jimmy Reed.Micj Taylor is on FIRE✌☝🎸🎼💯.
That version of the Stones was the greatest show on earth. Perfect.
Lucky enough to see this tour. Mick Taylor, Nicky Hopkins and the horn guys. Fabulous concert!
Mick Taylor tearing shit up!!
Fu#k yeah!
With this musician leaving RS became clearly more of a social than musical phenomenon. Before that, the first decade, it was both. Maybe 10 good tunes 1974-2024, 10 good tunes composed in 50 years.
@@janpierzchala2004 LOL@ 10 good tunes composed in 50 years! WTF ?
@@jackthompson1974 How many songs composed after 1974 get on the lists of 21 century concerts of RS?
start me up, miss you, shattered, respectable, she was hot,some girls@@janpierzchala2004
The Stone's in their absolute prime!
Indeed, the Stones were in their prime with Mick Taylor. Their best work was done with Mick Taylor, both studio and live.
Exile is the best album ever! The whole album is masterpiece. This and ventilator blues are the best tracks for me
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I love Rocks Off, All Down the Line, Torn and Frayed, Loving Cup and Soul Survivor. But the whole Album is awesome an easily one of the best of all time.
What's an "in their absolute prime"?
@@canadianroot At the moment of their maximum talent and performance capability...
The greatest in the entire world.
Just look at Keith man, he’s totally in a world of his own, playing as if there is no tomorrow putting all of his heart and soul into ever note! This is what playing live should be like. The Stones didn’t just play their songs, they were performers true showmen!
It is such a joy to watch…
I read Mick Taylor thought his main contribution to the Stones was improving their live performance.
Mick and Ronnie Wood just get better with age 👀😜
Yes they are I’m trying to jam this one out
@@garyclimo6200 Ronnie is not on stage here .... go update your Lady ga ga playlist
The finest 4 minutes and 16 seconds of The Rolling Stones ever. This is Rock N Roll perfection, Charlie's drumming you would have to be dead not to tap along to, Bill's pulsating bass, Keith playing Rhythm Guitar like his life depended on it, Bobby Keys and Jim Price just superb and Mick showing why he is the greatest front man of them all, and then weaving his magic through it all is the virtuoso Mick Taylor.
'among' the best, anyway...
There was no dead weight in that band, that's for damn sure.
agreed
Dass so riiiiiight!
Agreed! And recently, I saw where Freddie Mercury was rated the best front man ever and Mick Jagger was 2nd!! Come'On Man. You have got to be a moron to think Mick was second to Mercury!! What about Robert Plant and Roger Daltry? HMMM
That right there at that moment is the greatest rock and roll band of all time!!
That band right there, 1972, that band, at that exact moment in history, they certainly were the Greatest Rock and Roll Band In the World. That group of musicians are the greatest of all time, bar none, that Rock and Roll has ever seen or ever will see. So if you saw them in 1972-1973 you saw the Greatest Ever. After that, no band or other group of musicians have ever topped it. That was the pinnacle of Rock and Roll. Mick and Keith are still riding that fact, that they were the two guys who put together the Greatest Band Ever. It only lasted a couple years, but they were it. Still are the standard to top. Once Taylor left it all basically fell apart. They became just another band. But 1972 will never be topped. I just can't see it. Nowadays there aren't any real musicians left. Too bad. 50 years ago, there was this band........
And yes I did see them in nyc
Stones in 1978 - Texas show - is a close 2nd
Didn’t fall apart after Taylor left. I have seen them 11 times 1989 to 2021! If fell apart would have faded away years ago. Awesome every time I have seen them. Voodoo Lounge Tour Houston Astrodome was the greatest concert in my life. No way anyone could have been better than that! I don’t see how they could have been better themselves. I get tired of people saying that..There was several people who had never seen them
Before went. One wasn’t really a big fan. When it was over she called me the next day saying she couldn’t sleep when she got home from the vibe of the concert. !! She was made a fan that night ! I was same way I Couldn’t sleep. Still get chills thinking about that one! I have seen all the great ones live too.
Another way of saying it would be this was when they were still considered dangerous. I could care less about this corporate entity now.
I agree, except for Led Zeppelin, the Stones were a close 2nd. However, the Stones and led Zeppelin were both on fire in 1972!
It's not that Mick Taylor is such an extraordinary guitarist that makes this work. It's just that he fits in so damn well with this band. That's what takes them to a whole other level. Incredible.
Yep. What you said absolutely nails it. He joined them exactly when they were both ready for - and needed - him.
Absofucknlutly!!!!!
I am a HUGE Mick Taylor fan and this works but if you listen to a whole show from this period, he just solos non-stop. At times, it gets boring and doesn't fit the mood of the song. But then there are songs like this, or the whole Ya-Yas album where he kills it. But he really shined (shone?) brightest in the studio. Songs like Winter, Time Waits For No One, etc, that are just incredible.
To me though he is boring live doesnt move around. No stage presence unlike Ron Wood he works perfect on stage with Keith.
Taylor fitted in every band he played with
Mick Taylors years with the Stones were the best songs ever!
WE'RE PROUD OF OUR TERRY KATH! Chicago belonged to the world, but he was hometown, he was ours first!
The best. Cooking. The Micks and Keef, Holy.
The Rolling Stones with Mick Taylor, best group ever
the absolute greatest in all of rock and roll history period
RIP Charlie Watts. Fantastic drummer and an enormous part of rock and roll history.
Greatest rock and roll band ever!!
The more you listen this perfomance the more you appreciate Charlie's drumming wow!!!
I could never tire of watching this.
The greatest rock and roll band in the world? YES!
superb fast , rockin flawless slide guitar by Mick Taylor here . and a horn section too. i think i'll celebrate with Winston Churchill's favorite cocktail , gin and tonic .
There was nothing better than when Charlie really got into a groove. The rhythm section was smouldering here.
No they were fucking goat piss napalm in the treeline here.
Taylor has such a great touch! Totally a feeling player who knew exactly what the song needed. With Mick up front no one else needs to have any stage presence.
OMG! The Stones are burning here! Incredible! Keith's guitar tone, Mick Taylor's genius slide playing and Charlie is on fire!
This was their best tour. Charlie in top form, Mick Taylor killing it, and Mick just owns the stage, Keith's rhythm is just mesmerizing too. The 69 tour they were figuring out their new live sound and still kinda sedate, but by 72 they had found it and by Christ do they burn a firework here.
The 69 tour
@@jumpyonthehill The European 1973 tour, the very best.
Rumor is that if you were to venture there today, Bill Wyman is still standing in the exact same spot, motionless and laying down that rhythm.
The whole band is just mind blowingly fucking brilliant in this song, but Mick Taylor plays at a level of unmatchable greatness.
He never makes a mistake and his tone and timing are so good it’s surreal.
Saw them at the Philadelphia Spectrum ( this tour). This is how I love to see the Stones….not with all the lights, graphics. Just a stage with the best Rock snd Roll band ever!!!
The energy here is awe-inspiring. Keith and the band are playing with total precision and drive, and Jagger has complete command on stage. The Stones in these years really put themselves into the show and gave it to the audience. Impossible not to have a great time when all this is happening.
MT is so accurate with the slide and the tone is to die for. Keith doing what he does best driving the band on.
Incredible rhythm section. Taylor burning up that slide.
When the Stones are firing on all cylinders and the energy is radiating from them into the audience there's nothing like it - it's like a firehose shooting at you and encapsulating you, drenching you, knocking you back, just feeling the energy.... totally awesome!!
Beautiful, perceptive comment.....Truth, brother!!
🤩🤘🏻💃
Pure musical genius. What a band they were...
Where were you in 72. Adios 🪴
😮wrong tense bud...." what a band they are..."...
Glance and smile Mick and Keith exchange at 3:01 says it all. This song is the Stones at their finest.
Still gives me goosebumps ⚡️
Without a doubt the best Band on this planet, what a performance, the sound comes at you like a truck rollin over you, so freekin tight^^ Chills n fevers all the way, 53 years and not matched! Rest in Peace our dear Drummer. Rolling Stones is my only Religion!
I didn’t know you Charlie and you didn’t know me. But…you were always there for me. RIP my friend.
Wow, this is the meanest, badass, tight, and awesome rendition of this song that I've ever found. Even Charlie Watt's hair was at its best!
Mick J was and is the best front man in rock n roll. Period. Mick Taylor was absolutely kick ass on guitar and elevated the Stones to another level. And Keith, Charlie, and Bill were legendary.
I love the stones, but Mick J is boring as front man : i never seen him smilling, he his always in pain!
greater front men than MJ :
Eric Burdon, Otis redding, James Brown, Keith Relch, Ian Anderson, Frank Zappa, Rorri Gallagher, Noddy Holder, ... and Keith Moon (he was the real front man of the Who).
Best Stones song ever,greasy and dirty,full energy pumping here folks
Good gawd man ... they were mighty
The Stones have stamina... Great songs and great playing.
Great live version of "All Down the Line".They were(and still are) awesome.💜💙💜
Exile for me is their magnum opus, four sides of grimy R&R and R&B... its flawless and this joint kills on side four!
This is when the Rolling Stones were the Rolling Stones!
Yah, first heard this when I was 17 in 1972. A timeless classic.
Beautiful tone and slide playing by Mick Taylor.
Mick Taylor is unbelievable in this.
Yep
the Mick Taylor years were the best for the Stones. Ronnie is good but he's no Mick Taylor..
Amazing
unbelievable
Just listen to his guitar playing in the albums the Stones recorded when he was with them.
Stones at their PEAK !
The Stones at their finest, a well oiled machine!!
Mick Taylor ,the most talented guitar playing statue there ever was .
Completely classic utter greatness.
70's were great for RocknRoll!
The greatest Rock & Roll band ever at their absolute peak performing one of their best songs, what more do you want???
The Greatest Rock & Roll Band in the History of Music
Absolutely agree! 100%
Steve Allen Stones played in Buffalo, NY 6 Times. That Buffalo #2 for most snow
Steve Allen Absolutely the truth.
Not the greatest musicians but definitely in a league of their own as a band.
ooooh yeees!!
Stones at their best....
I was a teenager when the 1972 tour hit the US. There was a true buzz in the air musically in the States from the time "Tumbling Dice" hit the radio waves until the tour was completed at Madison Square Garden, NYC. It's never been surpassed.
Too bad Charlie wasn’t in the shot more. He was really laying it down. His hard work made it possible for the two guitars to soar as they did and for Mick to be Mick. Bravo, maestro Charlie. You weren’t a rockstar, you were a MUSICIAN.
Æ-men, jűs sāyīn !😎✌😎!
the truth
I acuiled this double album in college in 1972 and is still my favorite album of all time
As time rolls on you realize how great this band is and was.
They play some jams live but this moves with the best of em. Only a few versions of 'Bitch' come close.
One of my favorite Stones cuts of all time and there is no denying hard this one rocks!
Dallas, and the Stones!!!! What a night!!!!!
Happy 80th birthing day, Sir Mick... and I'm gonna bet 80 years from now folks will still call this authentic "real deal" rock-n-roll
Lordy, Mick Taylor on the slide, my my my!
He doesn't even brace his thumb on the neck, the vibrato is all in his arm . Best slide player ever, imo
Seeing the Stones live is pretty much the best time you'll ever have with your pants on.
Bruce Downs Seen em twice front row both times. Yup. All Down the Line made the setlist at one show, Quebec 2015.
Bruce Downs totally agree 👍
never ever get tired of listing to Mick Taylor its addictive
Mick Taylor is a blues slide MONSTER!!
Indeed
The baby of the group at the time and a total virtuoso. Genius.
oldskool only one guys
And it burnt Keith's ass!
@randall pearcy - I think you’re right.
This is what you call real rocknroll
I LOVE reading all these comments, they just confirm my own feelings about Mick Taylor; he was so brilliant and yet so underrated at the time. It's no coincidence that their finest hour was with MT.
you have to think how humble keith was to play rhythm guitar in his own band, on songs he wrote. letting himself shine and letting mick get it done up front
It was Brian Jones band
Yeah but there's rhythm guitar and there's Keith . Keith was always developing . His live playing with Ron Wood is on another level .
@@ianhumm531 Oh, stop. This wasn't Brian's song. Brian didn't play on it. In fact, he didn't write songs. He was a versatile player. So what?
@@ianhumm531
Was it then, lol.
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But seriously -
Jones had NOTHING on Jagger/Richards
And never will.
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Man, this is just SO FUCKING GOOD! Raw and incredible sounding!
Fantastic just simply fantastic, Taylor on another level, Jagger getting down, Keys on the sax...☝🏻🎤🎸🎷🥁
Twisted. Wrecked. Nasty.
Perfect.
Great song. Top level group.
The Rolling Stones forever.
What a smoker of a song ! Real rock and roll, just love it!!
Mick Taylor playing the guitar in this one is out of this world he is fantastic
Rest in Peace Charlie Watts ❤️☮️💙
I still can’t get enough of exile on Main Street.
and why would we ever get tired of Exile
Back when the Stones, were truly " The Greatest Rock & Roll Band in the World"
@Mike Sherry I'm not taking away from their ranking, it's just that back then they had the magic with Mick Taylor
Mick Taylor can play slide with the best of them.
Pinnacle rock and roll. Often imitated, never matched. Long live the stones.
If that isn't pure bad-ass Rock and Roll, I don't know what is...
mick taylor......some wicked slide there mate.....i salute you sir...
Ill second that mate
When the Stones hit a groove in '72 nothing else came close. Before or since.
The most exciting rock band of all time without question. This is a tremendous performance.
they ripped it.
damn watching these old videos of the stones on tour right after exile there is no disputing the fact at this time they were the greatest rock and roll band ever
at that time, yeah. I wished I could have seen them then.
They are and will always be the greatest ever! PERIOD!!
Mick in his Elvis costume!!!Freaking awesome
Yep. Hahaha!