Mick Taylor - Stop Breaking Down

[@roseblake5803]

The great Mick Taylor, the man who’s music meant more to him than selling tickets I have the utmost love and respect for. Also a head of hair to die for !!!!

[@pauldebacker9022]

Rose Blake This bald man totally agrees

[@idonthavemuchjam]

Mick Taylor is one the best all time.

[@johnscialfa7391]

yes

[@carmenbrown3437]

Eric Clapton and Mick Taylor should duel.

[@TheNewWordMB]

he deserves more than this

[@Keef19661]

Огромная благодарность автору этой записи. Мик, безусловно, музыкант огромного таланта. Мне посчастливилось увидеть его 01.7.2014 в Стокгольме в составе Стоунз

[@MrZeSurfeur]

we all love mick taylor !

[@pauldebacker9022]

Yes, we still do in 2020!!

[@carmenbrown3437]

He is so young there livin his best life. doin drugs but, I'm glad he survived all that. He is an icon of the Stones. They produced their best albums when he was in the band. He wasn't appreciated and also he was limited in his creative endeavors. He got bored playing the same songs. He likes playing blues. It is where he seems happiest.

[@josephlemko3027]

Mick Taylor is amazing👍🤗

[@jimkavanagh4646]

Wow! Thank you so much for this!! Mick Taylor!!!

[@rickster1957]

My first album was Exile on Main Street and I won it by being the 8th caller on KFRC radio!

[@johnscialfa7391]

awesome

[@patcarrillo4341]

Grew up in San Carlos, listened to KFRC and born in ‘57!

[@fpr1948]

mick is the man....

[@erinnx27]

From a beautiful Les Paul to a stinging Strat, very nice.

[@johnscott6960]

As a young guitar player, I grew up idolising Mick Taylor. He brought an extra spark of musicality and magic to the already great Stones and his playing with Jack Bruce and Bob Dylan was superb! (John Mayall too!) However, I just can't warm to him as a solo artist and band leader; all the talk of following his creative Muse and exploring his untapped musical potential which was stifled during his time with the Stones was, sadly, hot air. Some players just work better as sidemen, albeit top quality ones. Seeing a fat Mick Taylor playing old Stones songs and singing them badly depresses me greatly. I'm off to listen to Brussels Affair or Infidels for some of the real MT Magic... 🎸🎶👌

[@patdwyer5204]

Great to see MT smiling.

[@carmenbrown3437]

He has a beautiful smile.

[@TheSanityInspector]

He's so talented; it's a shame his solo career wasn't more successful.

[@CharlieKeatingBand]

No promo from his label.

[@davidglow3]

Drugs and a poor temperament made him a difficult person to deal with.

[@rc3443]

​@@davidglow3 musicians of his generation all did drugs, in fact other stone members did more drugs than him.

[@davidglow3]

@@rc3443 Drugs affect people in different ways.Richard and Jagger both took way more stuff than Taylor,but they used it for uppers,and Pratt behaviour. Taylor,who seems to have had a more depressive temperament,the drugs made his moods worse.

[@rc3443]

@@davidglow3 that seems like it, maybe it's the "depressive temperament" made his music uniq and great

[@Keef19661]

Безумно рад, что мне посчастливилось слышать и видеть этого замечательного музыканта в Стокгольме 01 июля 2014!

[@Trekki61]

What an amazing version of the Exile on Main St. Albums song, not even Mick Jaggers vocals are missing here, simply great

[@Methilde]

I miss Robert Johnson crazy vocal.

[@chopperking1122]

Baxter Hotel , Victoria , Australia , 25 th August , 1990 < I saw him play this , and I was as close as this camera was .

[@grubbetuchus]

This video is from The Church House in Providence, RI in the late 80's. I forget the date.

[@chopperking1122]

sorry , I meant I saw him play this song , but but not at this location . He had the same bass player with him , and he used the same spoken introduction to the song .

[@paulcooper5748]

Wow i would of loved to be there.

[@chopperking1122]

after the show was finished , the bar staff gave out the tour posters , i got one . i was waiting outside for a cab , and some guys came out of one of the hotel rooms with a poster .there was a security guard there , i asked if mick taylor was inside . " sure , just knock on the door " . knock , knock , the door opened . " can mick taylor sign my poster please ? " yeah , no problem . mick taylor walked over . " wow !" still have the poster , 33 years later the signature has nearly faded away .

[@mybrucespringsteen]

what a player

[@mecormany]

looking at some of MT49s other great videos, the date was March 10. 1990. Location -- best I can do is to say 'probably' Europe, where the man is vastly more appreciated for who he is than here in the States. The guy has been a monster wherever and with whomever he's joined -- Mayall, Stones (don't get me started),Bruce, Dylan, Olson. He's played sessions with so many artists who's records i had and didn't even know he was on from John Phillips to Joan Jett to Gong to Dramarama.He's forever.

[@rocker69ist]

Well said Mouk, he is still loved by his faithful fans......

[@patdwyer5204]

Thanks for the video. Great to see MT smiling right before he reaches in his pocket for a slide.

[@Bebuchadnezzar1]

This is so great. Wonderful soloing, and I love the Crossroads quote right at the end. Also @hogiesanKenobi - the Les Paul was in standard tuning. Most of Taylor's slide work actually avoids open tunings: bear in mind his party trick of switching between slide and fretted notes in the course of the same solo.

[@robertgoldthorp5311]

YUP . . . . HE'S GORGEOUS (per say). HE'S "MARRIED" TO HIS GUITAR. WHAT A LONELY LIFE.

[@xkecoupe]

on bass Jon Parish who played in Johnny Winter's trio for a very long time.

[@dianhandayani6041]

Sangat mengapresiasi lagu2 tahun 70.. 80... untuk dinikmatin kembali oleh Remaja2 waktu itu pd masa skrg...?

[@elleng222]

The best song on Exile.

[@rickster1957]

Mick playin a Fender just like mine! Hes playin it a little bit better though :)

[@velkykanec]

Would appear to be this gig, then: 10th March: Providence, Rhode Island, Church House (Laundromat Blues/I Wonder Why/Semolina/Goin' South/Red House/Stop Breaking Down/You Gotta Move/Band introduction/Hideaway)

[@jaimedolcesinnersole]

that is John Paris on bass&vocaLs.

[@Keef19661]

COOL!! Mick drunk, but gorgeous!!!!

[@grubbetuchus]

He's not drunk. I was there and I speak from fact.

[@Gubbihuh]

Mick taylor will best more if she stil playing in the rolling stone,

[@rickster1957]

Very nice, When was this recorded?

[@cn854]

80's I figure....no idea where this is though

[@tonykendall305]

alvin stardust on bass and vocals ???

[@gerardsallows6470]

Jon Paris on Bass/?

[@Exilemainstreet]

@TeleNikon Did he break a string?

[@johnironification]

Jon Parish on bass

[@B7aug5]

Johnson recorded this is 1936.

[@Methilde]

Yes and i love Robert own version as much as the Stones one.

[@philfrank9226]

...and Blondie Chaplin still playing his Goldtop.

[@aarfeld]

@jrg45721: Gee, I wonder who it could be? :-)

[@giorgiolocosimo7478]

I'm sorry but Keith's initial riff is missing ... although Mick Taylor is an excellent guitarist, I think only Keith could create certain guitar riffs, also because he used open tunings and he knew how to make the most of them ... while Mick Taylor has always used classical tuning, perhaps even the open tuning but only with the slide guitar

[@roseblake5803]

giorgio locosimo : Oh yeah what will all do without Keith’s constant riff playing in every song. We have all heard it for the past 60 years.

[@deanchapman1824]

Mick Jagger played the riff on Exile.

[@hogiesanKenobi]

@TeleNikon Slide has a different tuning.

[@TheSanityInspector]

@jrg45721 Ha!

[@green323turbo]

I think he's playing slide in std tuning as he usually does