Drummer reacts to "Time Waits for No One" by The Rolling Stones

[@goonbelly5841]

This track gives you a good idea of what the Stones lost when Mick Taylor left the band.

[@flyingburritobro68]

They changed styles with Wood and put out some great music like Some Girls etc as well as tour after tour

[@scottyhotty1003]

Mick Taylor's guitar solo 🎸pure 🔥🔥

[@olias056]

I agree!

[@JadeLLR]

Gives me full body chills! My fave Stones song of all time! Rock on! ❤️✌️😊

[@rickeylucero3955]

Mick solos were great. But he doesn't hold a candle to Ronnie. For sooooo many reasons. What has Mick EVER write??. He plays wonderful lead. No doubt. I have seen them 20 times. But Ronnie blends. Ronnie plays EVERYTHING!!! Love Mick's stuff. But Mick had Keith at his peak. Go to the Faces..well you know what is fact.

[@clifton8929]

Mick Taylor said in terms of HIS guitar playing 'Time Waits for No One.' It is one of his favorite solos. "It's the best thing I did with the Stones. It's not one of their hits; it was an album track. But it was lyrical, and it's a bit different from many other Stones songs because of the structure of the music." He ushed his guitar, playing in a slightly different direction. Played in a different mode in chords the Stones didn't use that much. "My favorite [Stones song in terms of my own guitar playing is 'Time Waits for No One.' I love that solo. It's the best thing I did with the Stones. It's not one of their hits; it was an album track. But it's pretty lyrical and different from many other Stones songs." Thanks for playing this deep cut gem of a song that to often gets overlooked. Thanks for the hard work and all the great tunes Big Soul Lee. Keep on rockin'.

[@unclephil7650]

One of their best songs

[@scottyhotty1003]

Absolutely

[@davescurry69]

For me, this comfortably sits in the top 10 Stones tracks of all time. Taylor's guitar is pure magic, with Nicky Hopkins gorgeous piano not far behind.

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

A lot of Stones haters do not understand the remarkable breadth of this band’s over-half-a-century-long oeuvre or just how dynamic and musically explorative they were. In all their incarnations, the Stones were much more than rebel-rousing rock and covered more musical ground than any of their peers.

[@scottyhotty1003]

Absolutely ❤

[@astonsfan]

Right on my friend right on.

[@mysterysurf4554]

Mick Taylor is awesome on this, but I gotta save some love for Nicky Hopkins on piano too.

[@scottyhotty1003]

💯🔥

[@midnightrambler7716]

The metronome like rimshots on the intro and outro simulating the passage of time are brilliant, along with the rest of the song.

[@ronpotter9810]

My fave Stones song ever.

[@davescurry69]

The last true masterpiece that the Stones produced. They never got this good again.

[@JadeLLR]

So true!

[@P.Galore]

Hard to believe this came out 50 years ago. Funny how The stones came into their own just as The Beatles were wrapping up: Let It Bleed, Exile, Sticky Fingers.....Mick Taylor really added something special to this band. I love Ronnie, but it's like having two Keiths.

[@davescurry69]

The solos were all Mick Taylor by the way. Keith plays rhythm on that track, as he did on most tracks when MT was in the Stones. Mick Taylor is one of the best guitarists in rock history.

[@scottyhotty1003]

Absolutely

[@larsonsrud2518]

And Keith's backing vocals!​@@scottyhotty1003

[@genegarrett3372]

We support you in your family ordeals; we can't really do much other than to send good vibes. It wiil get better, If living 70 years has taught me anything it is the bad eventually passes and more good times follows.

[@danielschaeffer1294]

That guitar solo at the end edges into Santana territory. Shortly after Charlie died some wise soul did a mashup of footage from various portions of the great man’s career, with this wonderful tune as soundtrack. A fitting tribute. RIP, Charlie.

[@jpmnewyork]

Yes, Mick Taylor always gave me Carlos Santana vibes on this. One of my favorite tracks.

[@genegarrett3372]

This was one of their really great albums from start to finish. Not all their albums met that mark and were milestones. This one was. This was the second Stones album I purchased after Exile on Main Street. Considering he would leave soon, it was nice to hear Mick Taylor play such a great solo. Keith was mainly playing Rhythm, Mick was the soloist.

[@jbstonesfan]

Stones bigger and better than all the rest . Their lesser known tunes to the masses are better than most bands greatest hits. Thanks for sharing.

[@DavidRold-pt3ng]

Yeah, definitely one of my favorite Stones songs also. Mick Taylor's solos on that are so good. On his solo album titled Mick Taylor, he uses some of that lead on the last song on the album Spanish/A Minor The Mick Taylor era of the Stones was always my favorite. Wild Horses from Sticky Fingers Lee.

[@sharondavid-melly1498]

Mick is fabulous in these humble lyrics ❤️

[@1Hiprascal]

Love this tune. The song's ending, how it plays out. Like time itself. The whole band is awesome. A masterpiece

[@stevepas1]

My favorite stones song

[@MarkParker]

Beautiful Stones.

[@user-fc8lz1cg4x]

Great song, haven't heard it in years. Thanks Lee. ❤😊

[@user-gu1zb6cw6t]

One of two great Time songs by the Stones.....Time is On My Side!

[@scottyhotty1003]

Absolutely

[@fineasfogg1461]

I finished my gardening work made some brisket and egg tacos and I'm sitting down to enjoy Lee and his reactions to some of my favorite music.... As you well know there is so much fabulous music by the Stones." Let it bleed" album every song is fabulous. And its version of "honky tonk woman" A+

[@L33Reacts]

Bro that sounds delicious I can’t lie! I got plenty of stones to work through it seems! Can’t wait to hear more :)

[@realbser1956]

Like The Beatles, just start with 1964’s Rolling Stones and go through to 2023’s Hackney Diamonds. It’s only 31 studio albums. Thanks Scotty.

[@rachelpsmith3129]

Their debut album. No one listens to it or hardly anyone. Every song is a cover. But it's one of the greatest debut albums ever. The Stones emerged from the egg fully formed.

[@alejandroalvarez9971]

​​@@rachelpsmith3129i listen to it and has "tell me" , an original Jagger-Richards song

[@neilwoodley530]

At last!! You react to a song I suggested months ago. When I bought this in '74 if I could have put this track on repeat, I would have. Instead I had to get up out of the chair or off the floor to return the needle to the start of the song. That kind of excercise keeps you fit! I knew that you would really enjoy this song. Keep going kiddo.

[@steveryall7669]

Love this song and so great to hear it as it doesn't get an outing very often. Give Moonlight Mile a try from Sticky Fingers another atmospheric number.

[@stillstanding8286]

Ray Cooper on percussion (he’s played with all sorts of people, and is a longtime member of Elton John’s touring band) and once again Nicky Hopkins is on piano.

[@DavidGigg]

Apparently Mick Taylor was expecting a song writing credit for this song due to his massive contributions to it's creation, but didn't get it. Another reason why he left shortly afterwards.

[@colleentrygg7376]

You just never know what you’re going to get from the Stones… whatever they choose to do they do it very very well .

[@alphajava761]

Goats Head Soup and It's Only Rock N Roll are two great albums that marked big changes for the band.

[@Boston685]

Damn. Haven’t heard this gem in years- thanks for playing this one! Gorgeous song.

[@jimmyjameson8705]

Top 5 all time songs for me...a masterpiece.

[@freda1182]

Didn't have this album, so didn't know this song. This channel has introduced me to new groups for me (Funkadelic!!) and different versions and songs from groups I know, like the Stones. Thanks Scott and Lee.

[@edwardlea3413]

Keith who doesn't toss out compliments frequently called Mick Taylor a virtuoso.

[@dandare42]

He has at times praised Mick and been more complimentary in recent years but in the moment and throughout the years following Taylor's departure, Keith also was a bit cruel in that he derided him for quitting the band and throwing away a great position (though Mick T claims staying in the band would've killed him plus he was tired of frequently not getting writing credits when he helped put together songs with Mick J). Also has said that the bluesy noodling wasn't really a Stones thing and that Ron Wood's style of playing (more on the rhythmic side with Chuck Berry type of leads) fit the band better. Even if that's true, his playing elevated the music and his time in the band was arguably their most legendary.

[@flyingburritobro68]

Taylor came into the Stonrs as a non smoking non drinking vegetarian in 69. He left as a hard drinking smoking heroin addict in 74. Thats why he left. He and his wife both became addicts while he was in the bsnd

[@dandare42]

@@flyingburritobro68 So many people around the Stones party culture got swept up in it and tried to hang with Keith but could not. He may have gotten way out there but somehow only Keith could live like that and still live to tell the tale whereas Mick Taylor had to leave to try cleaning himself up, Jimmy Miller was a mess and never really recovered. Bobby Keys, Marshall Chess, etc. Not many Stones inner circle came away unscathed. Bill Wyman one of the few who went the whole way with few substance issues popping up. Even poor Charlie went off his rocker for a few years in the 80s!

[@alrivers2297]

​@@flyingburritobro68Damn

[@garyrausch1184]

Mick Taylor's playing reminds me of Carlos Santana

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Taylor was playing with a Santana influence on this one and chek out another one from this lp Fingerprint File

[@bigjapi1]

My number 1 Stones song, deep, emotional, beautiful.

[@scottyhotty1003]

Great reaction video as per usual the Rolling Stones moniker is the greatest rock and roll band so again you're on point musically❤

[@AP-gb3eh]

Gonna have to dig this album out of the closet. Great song that I haven’t heard in decades

[@gillwaugh7212]

At last! Thank you. My all time Stones fave!

[@scottyhotty1003]

Absy

[@JadeLLR]

Mick Taylor's solo is timeless! ❤️✌️😊

[@Humb7757]

A masterpiece song in the same level as ‘Can’t you hear me knocking’ ❤

[@capt.k6554]

I think it's their best song, and this one is number two. I also love Midnight Mile, and All Down The Line.

[@jerrypost9651]

I'm glad you enjoyed this epic track so much. It wasn't a hit, per se, as it wasn't released as a single. But it's my favorite track on the album, which is a very good one. The extended guitar solos are just wonderful. 😊

[@GracielaLowther]

The purpose of your youth is to learn the lessons that make you who you are now if your looking back maybe you have more to learn and that's what it's about its all a learning experience hang in your doing great asking good questions

[@SuMor816]

I love the Latin flavor of this song. The ending solo was unplanned. The engineer just kept the tape going.

[@alrivers2297]

Yes, it reminded me of Santana's style of playing. Great song!

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Yay! ❤

[@mjp3186]

I love your honest reactions. Also on this song. I can relate to what you feel kistening to this song. You should react some time to If you really want to be my friend from te same album. It is less popular, but I expect that you will love it. All the best wishes from The Netherlands.

[@andrewcole3736]

Mick Taylor is the one who’s playing the extended guitar solo not Keith Richards. The song was never released as a single, and also has never been performed live. 🕊❤️🎼

[@rayezzo8889]

One of my top three favorite Stones songs, next to Monkey Man and Sister Morphine. I'm so happy you got to hear this song. Great reaction as usual

[@jlb6]

You might want to add Mick Taylor solo songs like Spanish and A Minor. Taylor was trending towards jazz fusion when he left the stones. Also Mick Taylor Carrie Olsen live Sway has a great solo (the kind that has its own solo guitar you tube video. Keith received writing credit but sounds like one of those where he had little involvement

[@neiloliver4745]

That first Taylor solo album is still one of my favorite records of all time, it's beautiful. And co-sign on the Carla Olson "Sway" he took that solo as far as he could take it.

[@gillwaugh7212]

Yes indeed. Spanish and Aminor… just breathtakingly gorgeous.

[@mikemike1425]

Richards didn't play on Sway, only backing vocals, yet got 50%, Larceny!

[@scottyhotty1003]

27K!! Woop Woop!!❤

[@scottyhotty1003]

One of your BEST reactions ever!! Plus the commentary after very emotionally deep with weight & depth. Bravo L33❤

[@rickeylucero3955]

Best cover ever. Modified of a famous Russian Czar painting in the Petersburg museum. Do Short and Curlies next😊😊😊😂

[@corawheeler9355]

Nice song .. great deep dive

[@eclextreme427]

Great music...great band

[@SnoopySnoops1]

Scotty strikes again :)

[@scottyhotty1003]

Lol!! Thank you..💯🎶🔥❤️

[@captjeter2]

Mick Taylor all day 🎸🎸🎸

[@neiloliver4745]

"Dance Little Sister" from the same album (It's Only Rock N' Roll) is an absolute heater of a track, the last time that version of the band went flat-out.

[@lindaulloa4786]

My favorite Stones song!

[@scottyhotty1003]

I feel you bro as you know some of my situation all I can say to you is this too shall pass❤

[@astonsfan]

Hell Ya !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@user-zh9ow3jz1t]

nicky hopkins on piano so different from normal stones and so good

[@gillwaugh7212]

Keep going Lee. Your friends are with you. X

[@christopherarnold1568]

Fingerprint file is a hidden gem as well

[@BeeGee56]

Mick Taylor and Charlie Watts!!!

[@nostalga44jo]

Mick Taylor , the brilliant guitar player , had left the most successful rock n roll band to deal with his heroin addiction. A very difficult time...

[@johncollier9280]

Why have I always thought this song is Tom Waits For No One?

[@mikeross14]

How come no early Dive? "it's all over Now!" "Ruby Tuesday!""She's a Rainbow!" "Jumpin Jack Flash!" "Street fightin Man!" "Get off of my Cloud!" "Time is on my Side!" "19th Nervous Breakdown!" Brown-Sugar!" I think you did "Honky Tonk Woman!' but the Early hits?

[@scottyhotty1003]

I put in for Brown Sugar already..lol ❤

[@neilsergener3821]

@@scottyhotty1003 "Sittin'on a fence" "I'm a king bee" "Route 66" "Play with fire" "Mother Little Helper" "Sister Morphine" "Wild Horses"

[@edwardmeradith2419]

“Time is on my side” too soon becomes “Time waits for no one”

[@user-fc8lz1cg4x]

27K baby!! ❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂

[@scottyhotty1003]

Time Waits for no one No favors has he Time Waits for no one And he won't Wait for me...

[@JadeLLR]

Take a listen to "Moonlight Mile" off of Sticky Fingers it's incredible and Sister Morphine. Sticky Fingers is one of their best albums. Rock on! ❤️✌️😊

[@davidbutterworth877]

Winter is dam good to mick was on it ❤

[@jamesscura7122]

Mick Taylor may be the greatest unknown guitar hero.

[@L33Reacts]

he is incredible, man. Seriously. Everywhere he went he was a stand out

[@jamesscura7122]

@@L33Reacts So much EMOTION in his solos.

[@edwardmeradith2419]

His tone is so great

[@rachelpsmith3129]

Other Stones tracks for the Mick Taylor fancier: Love in Vain (Ladies and Gentlemen version is my fave but there's a bunch), Sway. There's also a jamming outtake from 1970 called Travellin Man where MT rocks out for five or six minutes while Jagger improvises. And for the instrumentation fan there's Memo from Turner. listen to the one from the film performance. It's revelatory. it isn't MT though on that record. It's Ry Cooder, another goat.

[@neiloliver4745]

Loved "Plundered My Soul" Taylor fit in so easily after so many years gone. But the Stones hold grudges, and still resent that people know in their heart of hearts the Taylor years were their absolute peak.

[@tcanfield]

Thanks for those recommendations ! I can't wait.

[@dancedout60]

I've been a Stones fan since the '60s. The four albums with MT are all fire! OK, OK, it's probably no good for a reaction video, but check out "The Brussels Affair" bootleg on YT. Perhaps the best concert(s) ever.

[@jamespaivapaiva4460]

😜🔥✌&❤.

[@user-zh9ow3jz1t]

guitar solo a little santana

[@mikemike1425]

Man, what a shame they didn't treat Mick Taylor right.

[@stephenduffett8340]

I think Exile On Main Street is their best work.

[@astonsfan]

You rock dude. hang on. You say that there is more to see....listen to The Seeker Song by The Who. Rock on dude.

[@user-sc5cu3ez5e]

If you liked this check out- Hide your love from the goats head soup album!! Mick Taylor on lead!!

[@user-zh9ow3jz1t]

not keith mick taylor

[@martinduner1844]

Great synth by Wyman!

[@neilsergener3821]

This song is in the same LP than Angie which was in the air in 1973. In all the radios !!! I thought it was the best one and since I did not hear the other tracks, I thought they were not very good and I did not buy the LP. The last one I bought was Sticky Fingers. I only became aware of "Time Waits for No One" around 2010 !!! I don't understand why radios did not broadcast this very good song at the same time than Angie!

[@timmiller5913]

Angie was on Goats Head Soup.

[@neilsergener3821]

@@timmiller5913 You are right and "Time Waits for No One" was on 1974 LP with "It's only rock and roll" already released as a single a few months before. Even if "Time Waits for No One" had been heard on radio, I did not pay attention as I was moving out of my country for 3 years and did not heard about the Stones until late 80s

[@sobrevalorado]

corny melodiie?

[@user-ei6vv1iy2d]

Welcome you’ve barely scratched the surface named my first son Keith seen them maybe 8 to 10 times you gotta try soul survivor or sway next ❤