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Chick Amsterdam #140 (1982) - Lyn Taylor on covers.
sophialorens: If you want to know all about Andy Warhol, just look at the surface of my paintings and films and me, and there I am. There’s nothing behind it.
mithen-gifs-wrestling:“You know Mick Foley claims 2Cold Scorpio has a huge dong?” Kevin Steen interviewing Chuck Taylor.
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merman81: Jackston Taylor rides Mick Moretti bareback Get all your bareback gear —–> @FortTroff <—–
thekingsofrock: Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Mick Taylor and a girl… Who is she?
doraemonmon: The Rolling Stones with their newest member Mick Taylor
pat920: Jimi Hindrix et Mick Taylor. Pat.💋 Répétition. Pat.💋
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sheismylittlerocknroll: Mick Taylor, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts, 1972
rollingstoned: MICK TAYLOR, CHARLIE WATTS et MICK JAGGER contemplantKEITH RICHARDS (Via egosumdeus)
zipmouthangel1996: Mick Taylor, 1972
vinyl-vision: Mick Taylor and Charlie Watts 1972
miss-jagger: sister—morphine: Mick Jagger and Mick Taylor, 1972
keepcalmandtibruciolerose: Mick Jagger & Mick Taylor during the recording of “Let It Bleed” 1969
long-live-rock-roll: Mick Taylor in Dead Flowers, Live at the Marquee 1971
heavy-synth:Mick Taylor for you :)
elilou32:Charlie Watts, Mick Taylor, Mick Jagger and Bill Wyman onstage, 1971. They kicked off the night with “Live With Me” from the then-unreleased Sticky Fingers.
heavy-synth: Mick Taylor for you :)
spacebass01: Mick Taylor and Keith Richards
twinkjaredarchived: Mick Taylor at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel for a press conference announcing the Stones’ American tour, Los Angeles, 1969.
spacebass01:Mick Taylor playing with John Mayalls Bluesbreakers 1968
elilou32: Charlie Watts, Mick Taylor, Mick Jagger and Bill Wyman onstage, 1971. They kicked off the night with “Live With Me” from the then-unreleased Sticky Fingers.
primitiveman-ancientwoman: Mick Taylor of The Rolling Stones by Jim Marshall
themicktaylor: Keith Richards and Mick Taylor during the Sticky Fingers sessions, c. 1970/1971© Photographer unknown
themicktaylor: Keith Richards and Mick Taylor during the Sticky Fingers sessions, c. 1970/1971 © Photographer unknown
spiritof1976: Mick Taylor of The Rolling Stones, by Jim Marshall
doraemonmon: Mick Taylor breaking in with the Stones
flower1967:Mick Jagger,Keith Richards,and Mick Taylor
serpentinesheldonserpentine:Cant believe I missed your birthday Mick Taylor. It was a busy week.
reluctant-martyrs: Guitarist Mick Taylor performing with the Rolling Stones at the Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany, c. 1973 © Michael Putland
rolloroberson: Exile On Main Street Tour featuring Jim Price, Bobby Keys, Bill Wyman, Mick Taylor, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and the Rock of The Rolling Stones, Charlie Watts. “There’s fever in the funk house now.”
deathhasnomercy: Keith Richards & Mick Taylor of The Rolling Stones on stage, 1972 –Image by © Ethan Russell
rolloroberson: Mick Taylor and Keith Richards formed one of the greatest guitar duos in popular music history on an unbelievable string of classic albums, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile on Main Street.
rolloroberson: Keith Richards on the rug backstage in 1969 L.A. Photo by Ethan Russell. Mick Taylor, Charlie Watts, and Mick Jagger abiding. Altamont awaits.
rolloroberson:Mick Taylor and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones
meetmeinthesandbox:Born on this day in 1948 - Mick Taylor.
Some of the greatest Classic Rock Guitarists. Rory Gallagher ; Pete Townshend ; John Fogerty ; Stephen Stills ; Jerry Garcia ; Ritchie Blackmore ; John Lennon ; Bob Weir ; Kurt Cobain ; Lou Reed ; Mick Taylor ; Dennis Wilson ; Elvis Presley ;
esd916: Jumpin’ Jack Flash Live in Texas, 1972 featuring Mick Taylor on Lead Guitar
colecciones: The Rolling Stones headline a free music festival in London’s Hyde Park. The concert was the grand debut of the band’s new guitarist, Mick Taylor. Here, Taylor and Mick Jagger perform live on stage – July 5, 1969.
