Guitarist Mick Taylor came to prominence in John Mayall's Blues Breakers, replacing Peter Green, who replaced Eric Clapton, continuing a tradition of terrific British blues players from the 1960s. Stardom called when he became a member of the Rolling Stones. He stayed with the band for half a decade, then left to pursue a solo career that has allowed his playing to step out from the shadows of his former bands. Taylor is most often considered among the pantheon of slide guitarists. Click on the thumbnail to the right to see Mick Taylor's handprints in cement.