Gimme Shelter with rare Mick Taylor Intro

[@BROOKS39]

Wonderful guitarist. The best Stones years was when Mick Taylor was in the band

[@diginterpretations]

Very soulful work from Mick T. Such a great studio outtake.

[@ChrisWrightSydney]

I could listen to that noodling for hours, it's just so organic.

[@frghtnight]

i love Mick Taylor

[@edupsi2001]

The great Mick T! Love it

[@danbernstein4694]

MT and his band

[@Dflat-ix9df]

stones were lucky to have Taylor

[@jeffsmith2022]

Amen to that brother...

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

We are lucky they linked up

[@AsFraan]

And Taylor too!

[@gleechharnog1117]

not as lucky as they were to have Brian Jones

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

@@gleechharnog1117 well yes he founded the band but mick t pushed them to new heights.

[@TheJamnesia]

Jagger's lyrics and melodic sense and Richards' riffs made the Stones' tunes great. MT was the icing on the cake in the studio. Plus Taylor made them a musical force live.

[@alisonoverton]

too wonderful for mere words to express.....

[@hollygolightly7475]

They were great with mick Taylor

[@deniskochenborger4255]

Mick has brought depth to Stones hits

[@DutchKC9UOD]

Mick is better than anyone in the stones such a great player

[@f.frederickskitty2910]

Thank you Dana for sharing this with me and Introducing me to the music uncle T loved. I miss you both my brotha. RIP dear friend ❤

[@richardbrown8540]

Mick IS the Master👍

[@RickGuitarPRS]

Such great tone control

[@bretthumphrey6821]

Brilliant

[@juliusevola8806]

Mick Taylor's intro noodling is so bad ass.

[@maumat9]

Awesome

[@deeg8849]

As great as Mick Taylor is and his lead playing here is, if you truly listen and feel this, it’s Keith’s groove underneath carrying the feel and allowing Taylor to shine.

[@XxSTACKxX]

Keith richards kinda freestyles with the guitar. Like I feel he’s not a standard guitar player, maybe because of the drugs

[@KC0462]

Dallas 72 rehearsals

[@cwmiller2006]

I love this jam 🤩

[@kittybotbyl1510]

Wow.

[@shannonlucas2980]

Keith played 95% of the guitars on Beggars Banquet and Let it Bleed. Due to his limited lead skills, he made every note count. This track is a great example, as is Sympathy'. That being said Mick Taylor was a great addition and unquestionably the closet thing the Stones ever had to a true lead guitarist.

[@slapdog1833]

Keith is not limited in his skills. That intro separates the flow of the song. It just sounds random.

[@ronaldlongendyke3313]

Great intro. I assume that's Mick and Merry Clayton giving it a re-listen after all these years?

[@baka120y]

um .. .. wow! :)

[@dh88k]

very rare rehearsal, there's thousands of them...

[@apollos_revival]

Dallas Rehearsals 1972

[@dynjarren8355]

Mick Taylor is playing the lead guitar on this track! Not Keith! But he let Keith get all the credit.

[@cultfilmfreakreviews]

lol of course not Keith

[@adamholtz733]

Fantastic rocker !!! The Stones at their best !!! Also , check out ," Doesn't Matter Where Or When ," an original rocking song and video on my site . Thanks , Adam Holtz

[@ludurigan]

ok two different recordings. why interrupt the first recording? where does it go?

[@sneekmatrix]

Studio sessions... The members try out different styles to get into the mood.

[@apollos_revival]

Rehearsal

[@dynjarren8355]

That’s Mick Taylor on the lead guitar! Not Keith. Keith plays good riffs and rhythm guitar.

[@stevebell4853]

The first part of this i believe was a practise/warm up session which was butter, which, in this version gets clumbsily butchered to fuck at around 2mins. Mick Taylors practise part lasts longer than this, it runs on for 4 or 5 mins and the whole thing flows like water, but sadly the whole version seems to have been taken down and replaced with this butchered version, thus proving that the universe (for universe read youtube uploaders) can usually find a way to turn perfection into chaotic bullshit. Thankfullty I have the full mick taylor part downloaded from years ago when it was being peddled on here in its proper full state but I feel sorry for the people who have to make do with this butchered shit here. Your missing approximately half of what mick played in that session and in its entirety was fucking fantastic even for a practise run.

[@brigwood7658]

all good, so where's the link for the 'good' version? dying to hear it

[@cultfilmfreakreviews]

this is from the Taxile on Main Street boot?

[@garrysmith8511]

It goes from 'live' to video...eh?

[@bsdgffishtuna5186]

mick taylor is the only reason the stones did not suck for a brief time.

[@deeg8849]

Come on. Don’t be serious. Taylor was great, especially live but their legacy before with Brian was outstanding. Plus Charlie and Bill could hold down a groove. Not to mention mick and Keith before / during and a few years after Taylor. Greatest rock n roll band ever.

[@bsdgffishtuna5186]

@@deeg8849 the records released with Taylor are the only bearable albums.

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

@@bsdgffishtuna5186 So you cannot listen to anything before Let It Bleed? Also, It's Only Rock-N-Roll (1974) was not a great album. The Brian Jones years produced several albums better than that and Goats Head Soup (1973).

[@slapdog1833]

Taylor never wrote a Stones song don’t give him so much credit.

[@bsdgffishtuna5186]

@@slapdog1833 So it's just a coincidence that the stones best albums occurred with Mick on them lol. You over rate song writing.

[@craigbrownstein]

I worship at Mick Taylor's altar but that wasn't him on any of the studio tracks, nor was it Brian, all Keef.

[@AlbertoSilvioOrtega]

Entre los 10 mas grandes guitarristas...🎸🔥🙏Mick Taylor...desde Argentina 🇦🇷✌️