Rolling Stones 1977 Deuces Still Wild Soundboard Recordings 2

[@hipcatsvintage3774]

Years from now when the children ask "What was Rock & Roll?" Play them this! 👏🏻🎸👏🏻🎸👏🏻

[@billw2197]

O M G , All down the line, has there ever been a hotter R&R song live ! Kieth & Mick guitars perfect !

[@rlarry20]

the Best Rolling Stones,years 1969-1973

[@andresflores1500]

1978 too. On that brief 2 month Some Girls tour they were so frantic, fighting trim, & hitting it like sharks in a feeding frenzy!

[@TheFrog767]

Mick Taylor did a huge move walking away from certain money being a stone so l wish him all the best.🍻

[@reverendayglow]

Don't be so "certain. Ron Wood was with them for 20 years before they finally made him an official member. Before that he was on payroll.

[@robertbaylis9714]

I think walking away saved his life.

[@rtrrzeid]

Most people are enthralled with Mick Taylor's leads (I am too), but neglect the awesome rhythm that Keith lays down. They don't call him the human riff for nothing!!

[@roseblake5803]

rtrrzeid : yes people are aware of Keith ‘s magnificent riffs , but Taylor is the lead guitarist here and I think he never got the respect he so deserved. Just so you know Taylor can play great rhythm guitar, lead, slide, bass, drums and is accomplished pianist. No more to be said.

[@ernestoluisodebret6189]

Keith !!! Is the man !!!

[@miller88ize]

I think Kieth resented being in the shadow of MT and his outstanding guitar playing. MT could do anything Keith could do and better. Keith couldn't do what MT did and he knew it and everybody else knows it too. MT truly outstanding!!!!

[@annmcdonald6180]

@@roseblake5803 yes, people should be reminded of Mick Taylor's vast talent.

[@annmcdonald6180]

@@miller88ize Keith cannot stand talented people, Brian Jones case in point..............

[@frankcalisi8121]

there will never be another Mick Taylor

[@roymullins4926]

keith weeps...

[@steveforesman1767]

I doubt it...

[@kieranohara7024]

... THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER ME ...

[@pickersparadise]

Frank Calisi got that right !

[@altonchenier1174]

When Mick Taylor was in his hey day he was the boss of the slide so sweet so clean .

[@somegirls2002]

he put a sound together that changed the course of the Stones... I love the old stuff, Beggar's and then MT played on Let It Bleed and then Sticky Fingers and or course Ya Ya's - and the rest... I do not like Ron Wood and think he is a disaster.. That is just my opinion... I have been to several of the Wood concerts. Do not remember anything that exciting.

[@ctrlshiftqq9846]

@@somegirls2002 what year did you see them with ronnie? i think they played great from 78-94 with him

[@patricecroc1142]

@@somegirls2002 Entièrement d'accord avec vous.... Si Ron Wood fut un bon bassiste au sein du Jeff Beck groupe et parfois un bon compositeur ou inspirateur, il n'en reste pas moins qu'au sein des RS il se comporte comme un MT atteint d'arthrose. Lorsqu'on demande à RW quel est son guitariste préféré, il répond non sans humour : Mick Taylor pour lui avoir laissé sa place chez les RS. N'a t'il pas fait une conférence intitulée : les arnaques dans le Rock ( de mémoire , je ne me souvient plus du titre exact). De toute façon ,il s'en moque... Comme il dit : "maintenant nous sommes tous des banquiers" (Sic) Si Jagger avait reconnu Mick Taylor comme compositeur de la musique " Time wait for no one " , " Winter" , la 2e partie instrumentale de "Can you hear me knocking" ainsi que Bobby Keys dont on entend les prémices du solo de sax dans le dernier jams de "All thing must pass" de George Harrison . "Out of the blue". A 1mn08 le sax se dessine. Les scéances de " All thing must pass" ont eu lieu 5 mois avant celles de Sticky Fingers. Sans parler de sa participation pour "Exile on main St". Sans ces entourloupes Mick Taylor serait sûrement resté plus longtemps chez les RS.

[@jackjackson3166]

Awesome tracks. Mick Taylor at his best

[@Rinus-et6qs]

I was there attending the matinee show at the Spectrum (R.I.P.). Payed 17 dollars for my (rear view) ticket which was an awful lot at the time. I never thought to hear it again after so many years.

[@avi_s0ncin0]

That ‘Bitch’ is amazing l. Probably some of the best soloing I’ve heard from Keef! Mick Taylor, as usual is phenomenal, but Richards kills it.

[@hiterss]

FUCKING THANK YOU FOR THE HEADS UP

[@hiterss]

@Schizoid Paranoid thank you as well. im high and im SO READY to get my head blown up!

[@dr.weaklicksofcrashedcurse4535]

Super fantastic extraordinary inimitable brilliant...

[@danbittinger8683]

All down the line- mick Taylor throwing that hot hot fire

[@simonepinori9017]

Brown Sugar forever!

[@downhillphilm.6682]

great MT solo on Shelter.....

[@hughjorgen9424]

that setlist is unbelievable

[@geoycs]

Totally awesome Stones!

[@bobbyhanlon8024]

Great show!!!! But I think it's early 70's like 72. Even better cus Mick Taylor be jamming!!!#

[@piotro6174]

Geniuses. As Pete Townshend said, between 1967 and 1974 no band in the world could match them, they were so good live.

[@gonzalomartingonzalez6514]

god bless mick taylor, the best time, 69-76. Obviously, the other times are gigantic too

[@alanosterman7130]

I'm 70 now and for the past 50+ years I've always kept my ear open for super guitar players. I play myself, just for fun. But, it dawned on me that though these events are about 4 to 5 years apart, Mick Taylor leaving the Stones is kinda like Michael Schenker leaving UFO. Both bands being mostly lead by the vocalist. Though Mick wasn't as violent as Phil was, there were money issues. Both bands were never the same.

[@miraernotaese780]

This recording is "PHILADELPHIA SPECIAL", Exile on Main St. US Tour in 1972 edited in Double Cd for SWINGIN' PIG RECORDS - An Belgican group edited concerts on colours Vynil or Cd (AAD) - For example my LIVE'R THAN WILL YOU EVER BE it's a double Vinyl in Psicodelic blue. Grettings From Canary Islands - SPAIN - for ALL. MICK TAYLOR made a powerfull band to the Stones 1969 - 1973 on scene.

[@BrianMcKeith]

Fuck my neighbors, they must hear this!

[@franktaconelli9095]

Mick Taylor’s last tour was 1974; this sounds great though and

[@shawnriffhard]

Actually- kzbin.info/www/bejne/anPcdXump8Rnp8k

[@jojoheartspaypay]

Good Christ. Mick Taylor.

[@terrywilliams8157]

Killer!! Awesome!! Thank You!!

[@pfmjpfmj840]

Ya girl,great show!

[@roymullins4926]

brings back memories ...Who said Drugs Are Bad... Legalization America ...wake up...

[@MartínBetancourt-w3d]

THE ROLLING STONES FOREVER ATTE MARTIN EL ROLLING🎸

[@philipespinosa985]

Rock on Stones

[@fabreezethefaintinggoat5484]

thanks

[@joewood7225]

M.T. the 'Maestro'.....

[@tvolver]

Pa en 77, Mick Taylor ne faisait plus partie des Stones à cette date.

[@brianwalsby2459]

I think Mick Taylor made Keith Richards up his game. They are both awesome.

[@nanchanger]

Great Stuff!

[@roymullins4926]

turn it up...

[@marcolascaraky6663]

Keef try to read with attention the concert notes up....was recorded in differenti moments, during '72

[@roymullins4926]

I miss Bill...

[@oorlybird515]

Mick Taylor was the Stones in 70’s

[@giusepfu]

Exelent and

[@clfetter]

Keith live best

[@dsmtrstonesworldsbiggestfa608]

Yeah! mick tailor is so good, you're mlssing apoin

[@sonaavak2953]

Uptight!!!

[@keeff8195]

this concert could`nt be 1977 mick taylor left in 74/75.

[@keeff8195]

and I do believe that is mick taylor we are hearing.

[@hughjorgen9424]

1972

[@robertbrown8362]

Mick Taylor left at the right time in terms of the Stones ability to write and produce great albums,and Bill Wyman left about the right time (i think he should of quit a tour earlier)in terms of the Stones still performing as an exciting rock band,they became a caberet act.

[@knockitofff]

72

[@plm8550]

@@robertbrown8362 They still rock live.

[@lungflogger9]

MT = smooth and lyrical solos.....

[@mns8732]

Yeah

[@roymullins4926]

that is old.......

[@Viajealduende]

Bitch is the hardest shuffle rhythm ever laid down, except for Midnight Rambler. Two great arguments for Charlie Watts being one of the best drummers of all time.

[@mightyturkeyneck1349]

This ain't from no '77 tour: it's clearly a '72 gig. Same setlist as the other '72 shows-- heavy on the Exile numbers, & with a distinct absence of anything after that year. 🦃😬🦃😬🦃😬

[@lungflogger9]

Taken From: * 20/07/1972 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The Spectrum ** 21/07/1972 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The Spectrum - First Show *** 21/07/1972 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The Spectrum - Second Show **** 24/06/1972 Fort Worth, Texas Tarrant County Convention Center - First Show

[@josephgurzynski1053]

I know. And they didnt even tour in 1977!

[@josephgurzynski1053]

@Wille 1973 was Taylor's last tour with them. Resigned in 1974.

[@elegantlywasted4580]

@@josephgurzynski1053 I know man

[@reverendayglow]

1977? Then why the photo of Mick Taylor. That IS Taylor on guitar, but he was long gone by 77. He left in 74.

[@dsmtrstonesworldsbiggestfa608]

Yeah! mick tailor's so good, but, you're mlssing a point here my dear friends. And that's you're forgeting who's creating The whole Rolling Stones' song's music and guitar reefs, besides most of the Stones lyrics. And that's The Master Of Rythm guitar Ever. Mr. Keith Richards🎸😎!!!!!

[@ernestoluisodebret6189]

True and lead the sound

[@pawelpap9]

DSM T R Stones World's Biggest Fan This is only partly true and patently not true for the time MT was a member of The Rolling Stones.

[@Viajealduende]

Stones are and always have been creatively lead by Mick and Keith. Little known fact is that Jagger wrote the chords to Brown Sugar. (Thinking “Keef will like this” no doubt.

[@johanvanspaandonck4481]

@@Viajealduende ,which he really did!

[@andresflores1500]

@@Viajealduende Mick also wrote the Beast Of Burden riff & the grand Start Me Up riff, arguably the most famous riff on earth!

[@shaunmullins6701]

1977?? Mick Taylor? Sure sounds like him...but he didn't play with the Stones in '77. His last gig was at the end of their 1973 European tour. This has to be 1972 in support of Exile. Taylor is much more restrained than in 1973. In '73 he basically soloed all the time. And how.... In any cast it's great to hear this show. People have a bit of a nerve complaining about the sound quality. This was probably a live 2-mix done to cassette or 1/4" reel to reel, not done with a remote truck which was the only way to get good quality live back in 1972. Doubt it's an audience recording, too much stereo separation and the vocals don't sound like a distant mic'd arena.

[@mikegillings6349]

that version of gimmie shelter has to be one of the most blistering solos ever from taylor what show is it from ,,,,,

[@iamkirak]

I have a live recording from Brussels which features the same version

[@pfmjpfmj840]

And Jumping Jack Flash is a Bill Wiman great show.OK!

[@kathrynwarren5065]

Gin bloating

[@Rinus-et6qs]

I was there and the wall of sound was overwhelming. Heard it never again that good.

[@mick133]

1977? Taylor left 1974..hm..ah, beneath i saw 1972😊

[@seabertotter4325]

Mick Taylor was not present in the 1977 Rolling Stones.

[@seanlibbey8703]

I have no idea where the end of street fighting man came from but it is unfucking believe

[@MrChristopherMolloy]

Great concert, wrong tour.

[@pisoipisoi7584]

super.romania,,

[@davidmellish3295]

Title is 1977 yet shows a picture of Mick Taylor who left a few years before 😅

[@peterallen3610]

I thought that too , but when you hear Brown Sugar you know it's Mick T in 72

[@WillyWP]

Mick. Taylor was not in the Rolling Stones in 1977. Also, this recording is terrible, I doubt it is a soundboard recording.

[@peterallen3610]

It is not an audience recording to my ears with the audio seperation

[@gordonnichols6280]

Great music, but why show a picture of Mick Taylor above a title of Rolling Stones 1977? He left the band in 1975.

[@bwolfe8516]

why does the title say 1977 but the performance attribution describes shows from 1972?

[@cliffnote7058]

it is 1972

[@smradlac]

It is not 1977 because there play Mick Taylor and he ending with Stones in75

[@avi_s0ncin0]

If only this bootleg was made into a real album or at least cleaned up a little bit. Every song is amazing, but the clarity is a pretty rough.

[@iampoweredup]

It's better raw and fucked up.

[@peterallen3610]

I'd rather this version than the massively studio overdubbed stuff see Love You Live

[@somewhere6]

With all due respect to Keith and his songwriting, when he is playing lead on "Bitch" (and it is him on that song), he really can't do it melodically. He hacks away in fragments. At the same time, Mick Taylor's rhythm on that song is first class and drives the song.

[@mattthrun-nowicki8641]

Pretty ironic because of, you know, the classic story of Keef coming into studio, hearing Mick T and Mick J floundering about to make “Bitch” work, and putting down his corn flakes, strapping on a guitar, and nailing it in one take.

[@somewhere6]

@@mattthrun-nowicki8641 Yes, I have heard that story and like many stories it is long on posturing and short on details. The end result is what was recorded and it speaks more loudly on who could do what. People can and will speculate all day on who provided what inspiration or what energy or some other abstract thing. The bottom line is that the Rolling Stones, despite solid song writing ability, all the money in the world and music industry machine behind them, could never regain musically what they had in Mick Taylor's contributions.

[@mattthrun-nowicki8641]

That story, by the way, wasn’t told by some nobody, it was Andy Johns. Not that he wasn’t prone to exaggerate, but that makes it a little more believable in my book. More generally, you seem to suggest that their greatness during this period was due to Taylor. I disagree, and posit that the reason the Stones were on fire during this period was predominantly due to Mick and Keith being on a songwriting roll, not Mick Taylor’s prowess. He’s unquestionably a beautifully melodic, more-than-competent lead blues guitarist but was not much of an influence on Mick and Keith’s songwriting, with a few notable exceptions. In an alternate reality where Clapton joined the Stones instead of Taylor, you’d still have most of those songs (except, for example, the tail end of ‘Can’t You Hear Me Knocking’, which is admittedly great). We’ll never truly know, of course, but can’t help but laugh when people point to Mick Taylor as the Main explanation for why this era of the Stones was so outstanding.

[@somewhere6]

@@mattthrun-nowicki8641 Sure, no one can ever know anything like that 100% but your thesis is that somehow the song writing passed its peak/went downhill just as Mick Taylor left. That is what you just wrote! Interesting coincidence. I suggest you tell that to Keith and Mick J and see what kind of reaction you get. Let me know how that works out.

[@mattthrun-nowicki8641]

No, I mean, to me, their songwriting started dipping before he left, from Exile to Goats Head Soup. In other words, the peak began with Beggar’s Banquet (before Mick), and started dropping in 1972, 2 years before he left. So there’s overlap, but the Venn diagram circles don’t align perfectly.

[@scrabble58]

1977? Not with that set-list! And if it is, why show Mick Taylor...he was long gone by then?!

[@cliffnote7058]

1972 tour

[@martinderry6728]

.. who´s singing Uptight ?? .. anyone know ? thanks ..

[@gazdasteve]

Stevie Wonder

[@aniellogaldi]

Why do you think he left,i heard about 4 different reasons

[@valentievalentie6171]

et oui sans les stones mick tailor?

[@ryszardkedzierski2622]

zdjęcie z tego okresu ???

[@mattthrun-nowicki8641]

Tak wyglonda.

[@roymullins4926]

early Stones...

[@JeremyNoel-e1d]

Mick Taylor wasn’t a stone in 1977….how about 1973….

[@seanod7157]

I love Woody, but...

[@kenkelly9632]

l love the Stones.The horns in rocks off are sick and pathetically putrid.come on

[@roymullins4926]

have you ever seen the Stones..

[@gigliolaschenardi8086]

Io non capisco.....sembra che in tutto l. universo esista solo ed esclusivamente Mick Taylor e soprattutto Keith Richards che dopo due o 3 canzoni ha bisogno dell'ossigeno, sembra.

[@gigliolaschenardi8086]

Con la risposta che ho dato mi sono condannata alla sedia elettrica!

[@avarynikakel7097]

U

[@JeremyNoel-e1d]

100% best yrs were 69-73 the stones had why? Cause Mick Taylor played lead….Ronnie can’t get close to Mick Taylor.

[@knockitofff]

Pretty shitty sound for "soundboard" LOL....fake news

[@JeremyNoel-e1d]

Mick Taylor wasn’t a stone in 1977….how about 1973….