Which guitarist replaced Brian Jones in The Rolling Stones during 1969–1975?

Which guitarist replaced Brian Jones in The Rolling Stones during 1969–1975?

• A. Mick Taylor
• B. Ronnie Wood
• C. Eric Clapton
• D. Jeff Beck

Answer: (A)

Replacing Brian Jones, Mick Taylor joined The Rolling Stones in 1969 and stayed through the early to mid-1970s, bringing a sharp blues-rock guitar voice that helped shape their sound as they moved into the 1970s. Ronnie Wood came in later, in 1975, to continue the guitar work. Clapton and Beck were not official, long-term members filling that spot during this period, so they aren’t the correct replacement.

Replacing Brian Jones, Mick Taylor joined The Rolling Stones in 1969 and stayed through the early to mid-1970s, bringing a sharp blues-rock guitar voice that helped shape their sound as they moved into the 1970s. Ronnie Wood came in later, in 1975, to continue the guitar work. Clapton and Beck were not official, long-term members filling that spot during this period, so they aren’t the correct replacement.