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Just a couple of weeks after Mick Taylor had officially replaced original member Brian Jones, The Rolling Stones performed their latest single, Honky Tonk Women, which was their first single to feature Mick Taylor on guitar, set to be released the day after the band filmed their appearance. When this performance aired on July 10th, Honky Tonk Women had already debuted at number nine on the UK Singles Chart and reached number one just two weeks later. This Top of the Pops performance would be lost for decades before a rebroadcasted version of the footage that aired on the Swiss television program Hits a Go-Go resurfaced decades later.

MICK TAYLOR performing Honky Tonk Women with The Rolling Stones for a broadcast of the BBC television program Top of the Pops, July 3, 1969 (aired on July 10)

MICK TAYLOR photographed by Chris Walter during rehearsal at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre, October 9, 1970

MICK TAYLOR and KEITH RICHARDS photographed by Chris Walter during rehearsal at RAI Convention Centre in Amsterdam, October 9, 1970

MICK TAYLOR photographed by Wolfgang Heilemann, 1969

This candid photograph was taken around the period when The Rolling Stones retreated to the South of France—where they recorded the iconic album Exile on Main Street—and was later included in the exhibition for Wyman's original work, titled Stone Alone in Saint-Paul, which was held at the Musée de Saint-Paul de Vence from June 6 to September 30, 2010.

MICK TAYLOR photographed by Jim Marshall as he practices guitar in preparation for The Rolling Stones' American Tour, or better known as the Stones Touring Party (STP), 1972