I-95 Drive Home Mystery Artist [VIDEO]

Tonight's Mystery artist was asked if he regretted leaving his former band but he said a better question was should he ever have joined. Can you think who he might be?? 

An article with Rolling Stone Magazine notes:

Between 1969 and 1974 The Rolling Stones band made and released Let It Bleed, Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out, Sticky Fingers, Exile On Main St. and Goats Head Soup, and guitarist Mick Taylor played on all of them.

This run of success – and more particularly the social and financial events that preceded and in some ways provoked it, especially the flight from Britain into tax exile – took its toll on all of the band; but for Mick Taylor, just married with an infant daughter, and years younger than the rest of them, it was a particularly crushing blow.

Struggling with lifestyle issues, angered over what he saw as deprivation of composition right, uncomfortable with strained relationships between other members, he took his leave. “Nobody leaves the Rolling Stones!” declared fellow band members; but Mick was gone.

“To ask if I regret leaving The Rolling Stones is to ask the wrong question”, he notes. “The hard one to answer is, do I regret joining them?”

Since leaving, despite intermittent effort to reactivate a career around what was undoubtedly a magical talent, Mick Taylor has never achieved anything like the commercial or creative success that he contributed to in the early seventies when he was a Stone.

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