Mick Taylor / Tokyo, Japan 4.3.1987 Complete

Mick Taylor’s first tour of Japan, which took place from April 2 to 11, 1987, was recorded in full with an ultra-high quality audience recording of the first show at Shibuya Live Inn on April 3, the first day of the Tokyo performance. It is recorded with a clear and well-balanced sound comparable to a soundboard recording, and it is a title that will satisfy all Taylor fans, capturing the memorable first show on the first day of Tokyo with the highest sound quality. On this tour, Taylor has not yet taken the main vocals, and keyboardist John Young is also in charge of lead vocals. You can enjoy Taylor’s best performance, playing the guitar freely with the backing members who support Taylor with solid play, with the ultimate high quality sound that you can’t imagine any better. The cut part from the MC before Giddy Up to 1:08 of the song, which corresponds to the reversed part of the master tape, has been filled in seamlessly using the high quality diff master of the day, which is not available among traders. In addition, the noise caused by the master has been carefully removed, making it undoubtedly the best version of the sound source. Each song has a long arrangement with a focus on the instrumental parts, and each song is a perfect listen. The free-flowing, crisp, and lively guitar playing in each song is simply superb, and will greatly satisfy the enthusiastic Taylor & Stones fans who packed the venue. After the end of Giddy Up and before the encore, the venue announces to the audience to step back a little more. (Taylor, who understood the meaning of the announcement, responds with “Yes, absolutely.”) In the middle of Can’t You Hear Me Knocking, you can hear Wayne Hammond’s brilliant bass solo. This is a must-have album for fans that captures the memorable first show on the first day of Tokyo with the highest sound quality ever. Live at Shibuya Live Inn, Tokyo, Japan 3rd April 1987 (1st show) TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) 1. Intro. 2. Tusks 3. Will It Go Round In Circles 4. Put It Where You Want It 5. Red House 6. Giddy Up 7. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking 8. Going Down Mick Taylor – Guitar Jon Young – Keyboard & Vocal Wayne Hammond – Bass Mike Cullen – Drums