The manager of former Rolling Stones member Mick Taylor claims one of the 500 guitars recently donated to the Met was stolen ...

Mick Taylor’s long-lost guitar, stolen during the Rolling Stones’ “Exile on Main St.” sessions in 1971, has finally turned up ...

Mick Taylor — who played with the Rolling Stones from 1969 to 1974, and was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with ...

The 500 guitars were given to the Met by collector Dirk Ziff. At the time, Met director Max Hollein said the guitars composed ...

The guitar, which appeared on the Stones' 1964 Ed Sullivan Show appearance, was stolen during the making of 1972's'Exile on ...

A prized guitar stolen from The Rolling Stones has resurfaced at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York after being missing for 54 years, Page Six reports. The 1959 sunburst Gibson Les ...

Les Paul guitar famously stolen from The Rolling Stones in 1971 discovered in collection of guitars obtained by the New York ...

After Mick Taylor left, we rehearsed for about six months with a lot of good guitar players from all over the world. And we could work with them, you know, they could work with us.

Mick Taylor is playing a Gibson Les Paul Guitar with Bigsby Vibrato. At that point, you found your third phenomenal guitarist, Mick Taylor. Yeah, as it turned out.

Mick Taylor – 1967-69. Mayall first encountered Taylor in April 1966, when the 18-year-old volunteered his services at at a gig in Hatfield after Clapton failed to arrive.

At age 20, Mick Taylor was hired to replace Brian Jones in The Rolling Stones. Compared to the charismatic, mercurial Jones, Taylor, somewhat shy and retiring, seemed like an odd fit.