Mick Taylor - "Stop Breaking Down" - Fibbers, York, 12th April 2012 descargar videos gratis

Nikolay Lachev

GREAT !

Nikolay Lachev

He is Yes It is OK :)

Nikolay Lachev

What is different as in music on Larry Millar

Nikolay Lachev

I like this way of making music for me is a great

Aqua Z. Lung

why the FUKK isn't he touring with those old fuks? geez, mick and keith....hello...this is MICK TAYLOR not drunk ronnie wood...come on you morons.

Andy Thomas

Let's hear it for Zoot Money!

IdolHans

glad to see he's back to using the SG Standard----that LP can get heavy.

pat merino

is it true he’s joining the “boys” again for a tour?

Sheismy Karmamudra

There is no replacing only compensation.

conradmillermd

Mick was ill here.. couldn't make it to the Talkhouse in Amagansett...

Henk Debusschere

‎#XpansiO® _ "Qui Meus Amor In Te Est: Sole Ac Sale Omnia Conservantur!"

vschauf

Good points, part of it probably is due to personality moreso than guitar playing. When it came down to when MickT left, Keith would fight Taylor and that was one of several reasons Mick got tired of being w/ the Stones. He believed he was better off without them. Then flash to 1984-85. Some credit Ron Wood with being the only reason the LP Dirty Work got released b/c he was a great peacemaker between Mick Jagger and Keef

vschauf

Taylor is a pretty good vocalist. I saw him at BluesFest in Chicago back in 2005. I could listen to his guitar all day.

omnibus3112

Mick taylor, you're absolutely great!

ROLLING with the STONES

And they DID!!!! Fabulous!

chopperking1122

so true !

Christopher Thomas

Ron Wood's a hack compared to Taylor in terms of musical virtuosity, but he's somehow more appropriate, more "Stones-y." I don't really get it, personally. He was just meant to be in that band, where Taylor's run now seems sort of accidental, almost.

007zz

Enjoy the smell.:)

charliexoy

well he did leave -so get over it you wet fart

Kevin Brownlie

It sounds like Rod Stewart's "Hot Legs" towards the end, but that isn't much of a surprise.

Bill Wyman

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