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	IORR 33 - Mick Taylor on tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mick dressed casually in grey jacket, blue shirt, fl trousers and grey loafers looked a little broader these days with his guitar hiding his paunch.
		Mick introduced the next track as one he had done with Bob Dylan, this was "Blind Willy McTell".
		Mick Talyor demonstrated that he is still one of the best slide guitarists in the world some 23 years after leaving the Stones.
	www.iorr.org /iorr33/mickt.htm (322 words)

	-- Mick Taylor --
		Mick is famous for his beautiful vibrato and his ability to squeeze every possible sound (and - yes -- even some impossible ones) from a note and making it last and last.
		Mick gave Rolling Stones fans so much through his music; went through some incredible personal things that were part of the 60's culture; and not only survived, but remains such a gentleman who truly loves and is totally dedicated to playing the blues.
		Mick Taylor is not only a gifted musician (who works very hard at his craft), but he also has a big heart and a lot of class.
	users.skynet.be /stones/taylor.htm (2473 words)

	MICK TAYLOR GUITAR
		Legend has it that Taylor was in the audience of a John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers show in his hometown during June of 1966, a concert which then-Bluesbreakers guitarist Eric Clapton fail to show up.
		By 1969, Taylor had grown restless in the Bluesbreakers (he'd lasted longer than any other previous guitarist in the group), and when the Rolling Stones inquired about his availability, the timing was perfect.
		Although the Stones remained one of the biggest rock bands in the world, Taylor was growing restless (not to mention that the group's well-documented party hearty lifestyle was beginning to weigh heavily on him), and in 1975, the guitarist shocked the music world by leaving the group.
	www.satisfaction.dk /Chronology/Stone/Taylor/crTaylor.htm (688 words)

	Mick Taylor - i perspektiv
		Sedan Mick lämnat bandet förlorade det sitt musikaliska fokus, och storhetstiden var definitivt över några år senare.
		Mick Taylor är för evigt följd av skuggan från The Rolling Stones samt frågan varför han lämnade bandet.
		Mick Taylor själv är urless på denna utplåning av sitt artistiska jag.
	www.jeffersonbluesmag.com /arkiv/micktaylor.htm (2493 words)

	Amazon.com: Mick Taylor: Music: Mick Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mick Taylor, unlike many other guitarists does not use brute force or "cat copying" in his solos; he is very original and plays with emotion.
		Mick Taylor was a loss for the Rolling Stones after he separated from the band in 1975.
		Mick Taylor also probably suffered from the separation with the Stones, even though the decision to separate was based on lack of songwriting credits put out by the Glimmer Twins.
	www.amazon.com /Mick-Taylor/dp/B0000025C5 (1379 words)

	SLIPKID'S Concert Photos - Mick Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mick Taylor, for those who don't know, was the lead guitarist for the Rolling Stones from about 1969-1974, which is what I consider to be the peak period for the band.
		Mick joined after the death of Brian Jones, and his fluid bluesy lead playing drove the band in a more rockier direction rather than the classic 60s pop style which they excelled at when Brian was a member.
		Mick quit the band in 1974, and while the Stones have continued their claim to "the greatest rock'n'roll band in the world" with Ronnie Wood replacing Mick on lead guitar, Mick Taylor has undeservedly faded almost into obscurity despite releasing several excellent albums and continuing to perform live.
	www.webserves.com /slipkid/p-micktaylor.html (258 words)

	Mick taylor Information
		Guitarist Mick Taylor was neither an original member of the Rolling Stones nor still in the band when it began selling out sports stadiums in the late-'80s and '90s.
		But Taylor quickly added his imprint on the Stones' style and was present for the legendary concert tours, during their 1969–1974 heyday.
		Taylor toured with the Alvin Lee Band in the early '80s and did a reunion tour with the Bluesbreakers.
	www.micktaylor.net /Bio_aboutmt.html (492 words)

	Paul Taylor reviews the Mick Taylor
		Mick Taylor opened with “Twisted Sister”, a sophisticated composition that featured his vocal and instrumental phrasing in unison to marvelous effect.
		Mick used a finger picking style with tasteful slide fills blending in with his single string leads and block chording.
		Mick Taylor’s guitar has always been for me a sleek, modern, glass and steel type of sound, like driving on the freeway at dusk through a modern skyscraper landscape.
	www.thezone.org /reviews/eldormido20000208.html (934 words)

	Mick Taylor - A Stone's Throw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mick Taylor released his first solo album in 1979, and not much has been heard from the guitarist since then.
		Taylor's band is top notch and features keyboard player Max Middleton, who played with Jeff Beck in the early 70's so he knows a thing or two about backing up a guitarist.
		Mick Taylor may not have the greatest voice in the world but it's enough to put his songs across.
	www.suncoastblues.org /cdreviews/mick_taylor.shtml (410 words)

	Mick.us ARCHIVE of MT.com 1995-2002 -- Mick Taylor's involvement with Rakatan on their CD Better Than That
		Mick Taylor and Rolling Stones collectors may be interested in Taylor's contribution to a CD, 'Better Than That', released in 1990 by a New York City band called Rakatan.
		Relatively few Taylor collectors are familiar with the disk, so we were very pleased to speak in January 1996 with our fellow adoptive New Yorker, Rakatan's guiding spirit Melanie Ray, for some insight into her band, the Better Than That CD, and how MT came to play on it.
		Mick is very good at improvisation, because we didn't need him to re-do anything he played.
	mick.us /rakatan.html (1007 words)

	IORR 26 Mick Taylor
		Mick Taylor did a short tour of selected European cities this spring, with his All Star Blues Band.
		Mick Taylor´s show was a disappointment if you expected lot of Stones numbers (he played three riffs of "It´s Only Rock´n´Roll" to a guy who kept screaming "play It´s Only..."!).
		Mick Taylor plays the lead guitar on all of the 10 tracks on the soon to be released CD tilted SHADOW MAN, issued on Savebone Music of New York.
	www.iorr.org /iorr26/mickt.htm (678 words)

	Mick Taylor ex Rolling Stones biography
		Mick Taylor recorded five studio LPs and one live LP with the Rolling Stones.
		Mick recorded late '95 with german band "Black Cat Bone" and an album was issued (in '97) which contains a ten-minute long version of "Blind Willie Mc Tell" (sung by Mick) the Bob Dylan's number from the "Infidels" era that became a classic in Mick's repertoire on stage.
		Mick toured heavily in Europe in '98 to support his new CD called "A Stones' Throw" and in the States in spring and summer '99.
	micktaylor.free.fr /history.htm (952 words)

	Mick Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		It's been 26 years since guitarist Mick Taylor walked out on the Rolling Stones, and since then he's rarely seen his share of the spotlight.
		Taylor was accompanied onstage by ace session-men Max Middleton on keyboards (Jeff Beck, Kate Bush, Jack Bruce), guitarist Robert Ahwai (Marvin Gaye, George Michael), bassist Michael Bailey (Billy Ocean) and drummer Jeff Allen (Van Morrison, Bonnie Taylor).
		On these numbers Taylor's virtuosity ran the rock / blues gambit, from over-the-top flash to smooth, poignant passages to the gut-wrenching slide-work that first impressed a young Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.
	www.concertlivewire.com /taylor.htm (557 words)

	Mick Taylor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Taylor arrived at the studio thinking they wanted him to do some session work, but after a while he realized he was in fact being auditioned as a new guitarist for the band.
		On 14 December 1981, Mick Taylor appeared on stage at the Kemper Arena in Kansas City with the Rolling Stones; and at a Mick Taylor show in NYC (Lone Star Club) on 28 December 1986, Richards appeared on stage with Taylor.
		Taylor's new material was rock, jazz, and Latin flavoured blues while the year 1979 was the height of the punk and new wave movement.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mick_Taylor (2976 words)

	Doctor Stones - Mick Taylor
		Mick was very kind and very relaxed that day, just the opposite of the angry and unfriendly behaviour he had some years ago as he played the parisian New Morning Club.
		Mick went on stage at 9:30 PM for an approx.
		Mick and his band performed a good show and the response from the audience was fantastic.
	perso.orange.fr /doctorstones/mick_taylor.htm (668 words)

	Mick Taylor Installations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mick Taylor has over 40 years experience in the electrical contracting industry, and installations of capital equipment worldwide.
		In the latter years Mick Taylor Installations has concentrated mainly on capital equipment, including all types of induction, heat treatment and vacuum furnaces in the super alloys industry.
		Mick Taylor Installations guarantees a professional and confidential service to all of its customers.
	www.micktaylorinstallations.com /index.htm (171 words)

	Mick Taylor Re-Examined Part IV
		He writes: “Johns and Taylor were about the same age, in their mid-twenties, and had by then spent a lot of time together, most recently hanging out during the 1973 European tour and at the Jamaica sessions for GOAT’S HEAD SOUP.
		Mick Taylor was slender as a rail, with very long hair and dark sunglasses on.
		Mick had joined the Jack Bruce Band feeling that he could not be an artist without a band, that he was not ready for a solo career.
	www.micktaylor.net /mick_t_part_iv.htm (2511 words)

	Mick Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Back in 1969, when Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones was booted from his band, he was replaced by 21-year-old Mick Taylor.
		But instead of in big arenas, he's in small bars with his Mick Taylor Band.
		Taylor (right photo) with the rest of the Stones a few decades ago.
	www2.suite224.net /~bobleb/taylor.htm (196 words)

	Mick Taylor MP3 Downloads - Mick Taylor Music Downloads - Mick Taylor Music Videos
		Mick Taylor's self-titled debut album is rather different than one would imagine for an ex-Rolling Stone and former Bluesbreaker.
		In any case, Mick Taylor is an undeniably attractive and often surprising album.
		Nevertheless, Mick Taylor's first attempt at a solo recording is a fine effort and one that improves with time.
	www.mp3.com /albums/15861/summary.html (380 words)

	Mick Taylor
		Mick Taylor is the driving force behind the Lombardy's Jazz and Blues Music Weekend
		Mick has played seriously for six years and has played with 'Blue Taxi' in Melbourne, amongst others.
		Mick plays Lee Oscar harps, as he finds them to be more reliable than other harps.
	lombardyelephants.freehomepage.com /photo3.html (288 words)

	Taylor Guitars \| Mick Overman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Overman's urgency is as real as it gets; this bluesy troubadour averages 300 gigs a year up and down the West Coast, and sings as if his claim to his soul hinges on playing with gritty intensity.
		When not performing solo, Overman plays acoustic-electric gigs with The Maniacs, a talented cadre of session/sidemen for some of the biggest names in rock 'n' roll and blues circles.
		"Mick Overman is possibly the most prolific songwriter I have worked with.
	www.taylorguitars.com /artists/awp/indies/overman.html (377 words)

	Mick Taylor: Rock, Blues & Slide Guitar
		At various times, Taylor asked "Can you show me what you mean?" after the man had asked him to explain something he had played.
		The interviewer mentioned that he thought Taylor's contribution to the Stones was the country influences.
		Taylor replies, "they had the country influences with Honky Tonk Women." It was interesting to hear about some of Taylor's influences including: Albert King, B.B. King, Elmore James and Little Walter.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/1014/13366 (489 words)

	Interview With Mick Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mick toured and recorded with the Stones at a time when both the world and the music business were undergoing dramatic changes.
		In this Exclusive interview, we spoke with Mick Taylor about his days with the Stones, his early musical influences, and what he's doing these days.
		They seemed to like me, so it was kind of like, more or less settled there and then.
	www.classicbands.com /MickTaylorInterview.html (1445 words)

	Mick Taylor \| A Stone's Throw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Taylor has long downplayed his time with the Rolling Stones, despite contributing to some of the band’s finest albums (Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main Street).
		Taylor has managed to avoid the limelight for a couple of decades now.
		Mick Taylor is yet another blues guitarist who'd be well advised to cut an all-instrumental album.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /reviews/r0300_137.htm (445 words)

	Mick Taylor a'la Rocks Off
		Mick was with John Mayall from 1966 to 1969, longer than any other guitarist with the Blues Breakers.
		Mick Taylor Present and Future by Carol Rock (previously it included also THE PAST AND PRESENT, but now it is just for PRESENT AND FUTURE J)
		Mick Taylor Dot Com (aka The Mick Taylor - Rolling Stones WebSource) by Gary Paranzino.
	www.rocksoff.org /micktaylor.htm (486 words)

	Rock & Roll Library - Mick Taylor's home page.
		Mick Taylor is best known for his five years as a guitarist with the Rolling Stones.
		Taylor began recording and touring with the Bluesbreakers, appearing on the albums Crusade; The Blues Alone; Diary of a Band, Volumes 1 and2; Bare Wires; and Blues From Laurel Canyon.
		Jones died less than a month later, and Taylor’s first performance with the Stones, the free Hyde Park concert at which the band paid tribute to Jones, was two days after his death.
	www.rocklibrary.com /Library/Entity.aspx?id=5252321f-3571-4802-90e3-4c6c26fa2335 (404 words)

	Artist Shop IRC Chat with Mick Taylor
		WotanCCC: Mick Taylors tenure with The Rolling Stones and John Mayall assured himself a place in rock history along with the other great guitarists of rock.
		WotanCCC: Mick joins us today to take your questions about the past, present, future, and his new CD A Stones Throw.
		Mick, we appreciate your taking the time to come and chat with us today, and hope you'll come back to Talk City again soon!
	www.artist-shop.com /irc/taylor.htm (3143 words)

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