John Mayall's Bluesbreakers & Mick Taylor ~ ''So Many Roads'' (Electric Blues Live 1968)

[@mikemissry8025]

Wow mick Taylor’s tone on the guitar is outstanding!!

[@rifftipton7709]

Just like Clapton, I love Mick's playing with the Bluesbreakers.

[@terielspas3019]

Who else wakes up@ 4 AM just to listen to these amazing artists??

[@rufuspennypacker1893]

forgot how awesome UK Blues is

[@Rockstardust69]

This guy was incredible

[@deborahbrown6408]

He is incredible, he's still with us!! 🎶💓🎶💞❣️💞😘🎶💕🎶

[@lopez3895]

Wow I love this Song So many Roads 💞💗💜 ...

[@Wagiblues]

dont forget Peter Green - R.I.P.

[@MrAlcides1611]

Fantastic Mick Taylor! At this time he was only 19 years old and played like a wizard!

[@andythomas706]

Rubbish! Ham fisted clichéd stuff as far as I'm concerned. Bonamassa was better than this at 12! Drek Trucks made his debut with The Allman Brothers Band at 11!!!! Mick Taylor is 19? So what? This some tired old stuff!

[@Jmaccxx]

You're talking out of your ass. Joe and Derek have had years of material and thousands of artist's work to glean from. Plus they grew up in the 90's ffs. They wouldn't know the blues if it ran up and kicked them in the nuts. Not to mention Joe literally lived in a guitar shop and Derek is related to Butch, silver spoons. In the UK in the 60's you had to get on a bus and travel to a stranger's house just to get a glimpse of a Muddy Waters album cover! No Mick Taylor et al, no Bonamassa. No Duane Allman, no Trucks. The white 60's cats were the originators of that style of electric blues, the guys you mention while great players in their own right......are just very fortunate pretenders. GTFOH!

[@stevebell4853]

Bonamassa????!!! The guy has made a living as a soulless clone. Any emotion that comes out of that guys playing is emotion that has been learned, parrot fashion. Cant believe you compared a blues clone to a bonafide player, but then I guess we both understand something about you, which is that you specifically visited a Mick Taylor video in order to leave a comment that you knew would draw attention and would incense a few characters. I mean that was the whole point wasn't it? Because how else you're going to compare a clone to an artist and keep a straight face I'll never know.

[@jolyonstone6696]

A lot of people who should know better miss the point that Mick Taylor is more than a white boy who plays blues guitar solos. He is a better listener than a lot of star players. He knows how to accompany, his fill-ins make a real contribution and he knows about making space and building his solos, more than a lot of "stars". That's why he is appreciated by a lot of older (particularly black) bluesmen and why he is an influence on a certain number of the younger generation. The complete player.

[@ethanhammond7615]

jolyon stone exactly the reason he's my inspiration. And im 17

[@krishnagurung5434]

Evergreen blues soul,John Mayal inspiring guitarists like Mick Taylor,Peter Green and Eric Clapton to dig the magical notes over simple blues bars way back in 1960s.Thanks for posting it.

[@coravisser727]

This is real blues what you you feel through your whole soul.

[@Karolinerochap]

Amazing! Great guitar solo! Great Mick Taylor.

[@teetosh]

Stunning tone, taste, articulation and FEEL by the young Mick!

[@aidanheffernan2304]

What an amazing song, that solo must be one of the best ever! What tone, feeling, true blues,

[@JohnDarsey51]

I think I was at this show, maybe the night before. You've probably seen the poster- Rick Griffin's masterpiece, with the flying eyeball... Mayall was the middle act, Albert King opened, and Hendrix headlined. Best night of live music I ever saw!!

[@kaimana49]

John Darsey What a night! Wonderful poster. Here in Australia Mayall, Jimi and Cream. Mick T stood out then. I was nineteen, born under the same sign as Mick. Thanks for the memories!

[@jacomothai]

great Mick

[@adamberwick2644]

That Guitar 🎸 ⚡ Solo 💯💥🤯

[@TheFunkyKingston]

Blues is the WAY...

[@aidanheffernan2304]

Perfectamente !

[@WayneNixon-e2g]

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[@WayneNixon-e2g]

🎉🎉🎉🎉😢😢

[@bernardliu8526]

This is a fantastic solo by MT.

[@josealberto146]

Mick Taylor um génio na guitarra. Obrigado

[@aidanheffernan2304]

It's me again, that is one of the best guitar solos I have ever heard, and it have the original vinyl Diary of a Band album, when Mick was 18 yrs old nice! Ireland.

[@sheilabarron4526]

💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘it it's putting me in a trance Thank you this is what I needed 4a Friday night Sober+Clean4 13yrs. Drank+Drugged 37yrs.+ 4 me music is So So So much better I will always be a Blues girl 6yrs.old Bluesing it 59yrs.old now till the day I die

[@ethanhammond7615]

Sheila Barron yes maam!

[@aidanheffernan2304]

This is soo bloody good,

[@bernardliu8526]

If only John Mayall could sing worth a Mick Taylor lick !

[@jsamc]

🤣 he's wasn't that bad bless his soul RIP !

[@Bluesrainbluesrainbow]

Great!!!!

[@ArtLife23]

GREAT!!!!

[@FS-zk6vu]

Awsome good.

[@haysfordays]

He plays a few identical licks that Jimmy Page plays in the TSRTS solo for "Since I'veBeen Loving You". Except this is 5 years prior.

[@jsamc]

Wow !

[@terielspas3019]

Totally amazing💫💞✨

[@yuriyonamine2261]

IT IS EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@BSIII]

Wow, the audio quality is killer for being a 1968 live recording. Even the drums sit in the mix pretty well.

[@pranjalswarup8621]

The blues!

[@darinjohn1058]

Good God this is amazing! Nick Taylor goes all out and it’s amazing. Shit almighty hes already a guitar master.

[@ricardoantonioramirezjuare9342]

Mick Taylor is Mick Taylor.

[@FenceThis]

A brick is a brick

[@oliverlawrencedesilva.1989]

No comment John just dust my broom my kind of music

[@ikramreffas4308]

the legendary John Mayall Bluesbreakers band the british blues school wich gives such greats blues musicians like mick taylor eric clapton andy fraser steve mcvie peter green aynsley dunbar ... John Mayall the white man with a black soul .

[@eddiecathala754]

merci

[@penfloyd]

Brilliant.......R I P Keef.

[@bailleuljacques6536]

Toute ma jeunesse

[@vanu49]

Great upload. Tks. (Some images in your video comes very familiar to me..:)).......)

[@Chicagohitman000]

Δημήτρη ωραία η μουσική σου..,. Άκου ελληνική για έμπνευση.

[@sandirussi5454]

Taylor kills it, per usual. Nobody plays like Taylor. Although the Stones were at the beginning of their peak in 1968, their peak ended in 1973 and near the end of the Taylor era. The Stones heightened Taylor and Taylor highlighted the Stones peak. Without Ronnie Wood, The Stones would most likely have split up as a band. Ronnie was the glue that held the band together when Keith and Mick were going at each other.

[@timothylewis2450]

Insightful observation.

[@josegustavoescamillavaldez6283]

Taylor , un extraordinario guitarrista

[@JohnTroiani]

live with wood they were never any good didnt do their best songs justice

[@krdloco11]

its no wonder the stones asked him to join.

[@stefanpersson8740]

Best guitarist rolling stones have, he play like Peter Green, but i like him more but i like their macgc the same, but peter green is the master in this field, but i realy enjoy mick as well, nice one

[@justbeamensch]

Homage to Albert King

[@jsamc]

wow 4:02 MT trading licks with JH

[@bernardliu8526]

MT AT 18 OR 19 ! All those South Side Chicago cats would say WOW, a white teenager! MT may even be.better than Mike Bloomfield here.

[@luvbasses5487]

I’m hearing so many guitar luminaries in his playing. The list is too long to type out!

[@jackdobbs7356]

Does anyone know if this made it on to vinyl?

[@tagaudi]

He was what when he played this? 18? This is a solo to be played when you're 80

[@jameslujack1717]

Nice! I can hear a b3...you don't have a blues band with out it!

[@1954hendrix]

"slodki"Mick

[@painlessremovals4447]

Gruesome vocal by Mayall in comparison to Otis Rush's heartfelt So Many Roads - he even imitates the lisp! Saved by Mick Taylors superlative guitar...

[@lukloberhofer6892]

I love Taylors playing, but Mayalls singing hurts my ears...

[@nellyh1343]

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