John Mayall's Bluesbreakers & Mick Taylor ~ ''Fly Tomorrow''(Electric Blues 1968)

[@johnr.mccartney7779]

Mick Taylor has become my favorite guitar player on the planet. I'm just discovering all this music with John Mayall..

[@roseblake5803]

We can certainly hear why the Stones were such a good band after Mick Taylor joined. He is a diamond no matter who he plays with.

[@bernardliu8526]

5:04 is a magic moment ! The entire solo is a miracle ! Mr. Taylor was only 19 !

[@chipmusick682]

The older I get the more I appreciate Mick Taylor's abilities and the jewels he has put on record. He had it all and knew how to use it! Both talent AND taste...and NEVER BORING! Thanks Mick!

[@comfortassist3134]

Dude just followed me and

[@deborahbrown6408]

Hard to believe Mayall will be 86 this year, 2021. He should write a book about his life, I'm sure he has plenty of great "stories" to tell!!😘🤔 I've been a fan since the 60's.🎶🌟🎶💯💞🌏🎶

[@deborahbrown6408]

Anyone listening now, in Feb. 2019 ?? Timeless Taylor!!🎶💓🎶 Love this. Mayall could sure pick out great talent, he's the "Godfather" of blues.🎶😘🎶💞💓💞💓💞💜🌟💜

[@martinmoffitt4702]

There should be 2.8 million !

[@marcolascaraky5044]

Beatiful video! John' s Mayall life in nine minutes...great photos from Bare Wires, "Memories' and "Back to the roots" and from London "klooks Kleek" 1964 and so away.. I confirm for ever " A BANQUET IN BLUES". it's time because John Mayall's hard road is ending.

[@SoulDaddy33]

After the demanding hoops Mick jumped through under the guise of Mr. Mayall, the stint with the Stones was a doddle for him, a vacation by comparison. Thank you, Mr. Mayall. You're unequaled.

[@giambattistavico1]

always loved this album and particularly this song with that beautiful solo

[@69acedeuce]

Taylor magic

[@coravisser727]

this is amazing great to hear this so beautifull.

[@bymyself9487]

Thank you Dimitris for the Ranging Blues💙

[@EricClapton1945]

RIP

[@evahantzi]

fly fly to another dimension, ευχαριστω Δημητρη μου για την ακουστικη μαγεια

[@maazvdo]

Great! Thanks for posting, Dimitris Koutsiaftis .

[@semvarp]

The master

[@johnmccann8319]

Love this.Thanks for posting.

[@jeanl.lombardini1613]

To my humble opinion (and ears and guts) Mr Taylor was at his best with John Mayall. His sounds was tougher before and after the Stones, where he perhaps had to play Mr Nice Guy. Well just saying please nous red light on my forehead, thanx.

[@bernardliu8526]

A teenager played lead guutar on this cut !

[@aaarauz1]

The glory begins at 3:08.

[@jeffj9322]

Happy Birthday Mick Taylor born on January 17, 1949. He is an English guitarist, best known as a former member of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (1967-1969) and The Rolling Stones (1969-1974). - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mick_Taylor

[@hiltonjacobs8910]

UNreal.

[@j.lennister2995]

Schöner Song vom Ausflug nach LA in 1968. Leider die falschen Bilder, Mayall war damals noch ziemlich jung.

[@josephpereira1346]

Slow burn.

[@markbutler7931]

He is fabulous guitar player but theres far too much going on here for it to work in the Stones

[@bengtwellermark8782]

Well not BB:s best music I think

[@GilObregon-hj6zh]

This is a John Mayall solo album. Bare Wires was the last B. B. album for a LONG while. Besides M. T. playing, the best thing about this album was/is the LP cover! (I'm entitled to my own onion! ) 🧅 P.S. I do love "Miss James", though!!

[@aaarauz1]

This is the last track on Blues from Laurel Canyon’ not Barewires