Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter (Wembley, Empire Pool 1973)

Rolling Stones, playing ''Gimme Shelter'' on September 9, 1973.

[cavite]

The Best, The Best, The Best and The best Live version

[WithnaiI]

Over the years I think I've heard enough to categorically state Mick Taylor is the greatest rock & roll guitarist ever,

[hudentdw]

Mick Taylor was the man who made the stones fly high is those days!

[RTOneZer]

Mick Taylor always stood on the stage stoically while delivering his murderous solos.

[falcon]

Thank you, Mick Taylor, for your contributions to this great band. So glad you were able to escape with your life.🙂

[Donat]

1973: the Rolling Stones in concert at their peak.
MJ clear voice and few mannerism
KR perfect
MT extraterrestrial
Fantastic cohesion

[carloseugeniocarlos]

The greatest era of the Stones! Mick taylor kills it on this fantastic guitar solo!

[MrAlcides]

Wow, the Great Mick Taylor shines with his Gibson Les Paul. He is fantastic and unbeatable! A pure Genius!!!

[martinfoster]

The best version ever of gimmi shelter!Mick Taylor's at his best! Make no mistake about it!

[cultfilmfreakreviews]

when The Stones had a lead guitarist who actually practiced, and made sure to be as perfect as possible live, and made choices so every concert is different... the man who helped make them what they claimed, the greatest band in the world... for those years they had to prove that they were by SOUNDING like the greatest band... so with Taylor they were the greatest band... after that they were simply, The Rolling Stones... they didn't have to sound great, they just had to sound like The Stones... I liked when they had to work for it, with Taylor...

[tattyshoesshigure]

Phenomenal quicksilver guitar from the truly great Mick Taylor... he lifted the band to an all time high imo.

[RedWinter]

MIck Taylor lives in other planet. Pure genius.

[toomuchrose]

Fuck. I just found this. I was at this show, it was probably the best Stones gig I've ever seen, and I've seen quite a few. Actually one of the best shows by any band I've ever seen. They opened with Brown Sugar and I kid you not, the entire audience rose out of their seats, almost as if we had all been plugged into the national grid. This is a barnstorming version of Gimme Shelter, even without Merry Clayton's vocals. Yep, I was there. What a show that was...

[jonndepentu]

The greatest rock and roll group on the planet earth ever.

[josehborba]

Wow they were amazing with mick Taylor they were the greatest show on earth nobody came close to them they were in a league of there own just spectacular how much prove people need to know I've seen 100s of concerts the so calle biggest bands nobody came close to these guys with mick Taylor thank you.

[michaelheller]

I've always loved The Stones Live in 73' the best. I wish I was old enough to see them live that time, I was only 4, a little hard to do. Mick Taylor was one of the main reasons why I picked
up the guitar. He was never a gymnastics guitar show off with speed. Who cares, he had soul, feeling and played all the right notes. The forgotten Bluesbreaker. He still gives me the
goosebumps.

[reverserespiration]

This interpretation is so magnificent, it makes the record sound dry and sterile. I first heard this on an FM receiver in 1973 during a live broadcast on the King Biscuit Flower Hour. This interpretation was so profound, I remembered it to this day. I love the slide show accompaniment that you've added. The Tumbling Dice form this show is equally majestic. Thank you for doing this.

[ls]

This is the version that was on the old bootleg, Bedspring Symphony. I agree with others that this is probably the best live version of Gimme Shelter out there, and Mick Taylor indeed is fabulous.

[MrAlcides]

The Stones without Mick Taylor were (and is!) a good band and that is all! With Mick Taylor they were magicians, wizards and Masters of the best Rock and Roll!!!

[naomi]

this is the greatest song in the history of rock ❣️❣️❣️✌🏻🤘🏻💋❤️‍🔥