The Best Mick Taylor Guitar Solos

Mick Taylor went from teenage Bluesbreaker to the most technically gifted lead guitarist the Rolling Stones ever had, and his five years with the band match their creative peak. His fluid, melodic solos, full of long lines and singing vibrato, gave records like Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main St. their shape.

Informed by: Wikipedia – Mick Taylor, Wikipedia – Crusade, Wikipedia – John Mayall

1. 1
   Can't You Hear Me Knocking

   The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1971
2. 2
   Sway

   The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1971
3. 3
   Time Waits for No One

   The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1974
4. 4
   Love in Vain

   The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1970
5. 5
   Winter

   The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1973
6. 6
   Shine a Light

   The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1972
7. 7
   All Down the Line

   The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1972
8. 8
   Stop Breaking Down

   The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1972
9. 9
   Heartbreaker (Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo)

   The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1973
10. 10
    Snowy Wood

    John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers · solo by Mick Taylor · 1967
11. 11
    Moonlight Mile

    The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1971
12. 12
    Live with Me

    The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1969
13. 13
    Tops

    The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1981
14. 14
    Ventilator Blues

    The Rolling Stones · solo by Mick Taylor · 1972
15. 15
    Driving Sideways

    John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers · solo by Mick Taylor · 1967
16. 16
    Leather Jacket

    Mick Taylor · solo by Mick Taylor · 1979
17. 17
    I Hate Myself for Loving You

    Joan Jett & the Blackhearts · solo by Ricky Byrd · 1988