I'm a Mick Taylor guy, but I respect Ronnie's playing.

Wondering what were your favorite Ronnie solos???? Either live or studio . . .

Respectable

It's the long Miss You studio version only released on boot. That's where the waiving/weaving/whatever is best.
Apart from that there is just more than you can mention that is all very noteworthy, if I may say so.

Maggie Mae - Simple but effective.

I'd Rather Go Blind - Coast to Coast: Overture and Beginners

i like his overall sound, guitar selection and playing style much better than any other lead gitarrist in the rolling stones.

wild horses knebworth76- hey negrita paris 76, plus many others



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melillo
wild horses knebworth76- hey negrita paris 76, plus many others

yup, those are definately enjoyable . . .

Beast of burden studio version, as well as some 94 live versions.

I like the Crazy Mama solo,it is melodic,it has an asian flavor to it ,very unusual I think. Thank Ron!!
Rock and Roll,
Mops

You Can't Always Get... - Love You Live

Seven Days off Gimme Some Neck.

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My favorite Ron solo is in a Faces song-STAY WITH ME(well really not a solo but a great riff!)

Gimme Shelter, LA 13th, '75. -And of course, YCAGWYW on Love You Live.

<You Can't Always Get... - Love You Live>
He plays just horrible on that one. The whole album got destroyed by his playing.

I think CYMK sometimes was an interesting mix of playing and sound.

He does some "All Down the Line" versions that are amazing. When they play it superfast.
"Too Tough" short but hard.
"Summer Romance" the riffage in between the vocals. Sounds more like him than Keith.
Solo stuff I can think of "Fountain of Love" off of 1234. "Lost & Lonely" off of Gimme Some neck. And the slide on "Far East Man". That guitar sounds exactly like George Harrison's side playing; so I'm not sure it is indeed Ronnie playing. George isn't credited.. It seems like the slower melodic material has the memorable solos, but the fats stuff is just as good IMO.
All round, I say his solos are better with the Faces, then his solo stuff, then the Stones. He really only soloed in 75-76 with Stones.

CYHMK- some of those solo's are amazing.

Wild Horses, Knebworth ´76, bow down!

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dougie
CYHMK- some of those solo's are amazing.

yes the very first licks MSG was wonderful

is the HAND OF FATE solo played by ronnie?
if so, then this is his best one for me...

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guitarbastard
is the HAND OF FATE solo played by ronnie?
if so, then this is his best one for me...

Wayne Perkins plays the lead on Hand Of Fate. By the way, can anyone recommend anything else featuring Wayne.

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rollmops
I like the Crazy Mama solo,it is melodic,it has an asian flavor to it ,very unusual I think. Thank Ron!!
Rock and Roll,
Mops

Crazy Mama

Rhythm electric guitars: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards.
Lead electric guitars: Keith Richards.

[www.timeisonourside.com]

The solo on Little Wing when he played with the Corrs is nice and tasteful.

NickB

You can't always get what you want.....

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Wild Horses, Knebworth ´76; burst into tears when first time listened.
Blinded by Rainbows...
Start Me Up , live in Bucharest
Started a little bit late but thank you for being with us, Ron...



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rollmops
I like the Crazy Mama solo,it is melodic,it has an asian flavor to it ,very unusual I think. Thank Ron!!
Rock and Roll,
Mops

Crazy Mama

Rhythm electric guitars: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards.
Lead electric guitars: Keith Richards.

[www.timeisonourside.com]


I am really surprised that it is Keith's solo. It doesn't sound like Keith to me. Yeah maybe I am wrong but that solo reminds me of the solo on Ron's I can feel the fire. I don't know who is the source behindwww.timesonourside.com. Again I may be wrong, but if it was Keith playing, Ron's style had rubbed on keith, which is allright.

I just check onYoutube "crazy Mama" at The double door. Here you have it, Dali: Ron is playing that awesome @#$%& Solo. I should not doubt myself! My instincts were right. Hey it's not because it is written on the internet that it is true, but a video shows what is, is. Ron is good.
Rock and Roll,
Mops

Dagger,

I didn't know that Wayne Perkins played lead on Hand of Fate. It makes you wonder about possibilities of him as a RS (not to mention WAY).

Question. I was watching tv today killing time before ACC hoops. A Dell computer commercial appeared and the background music was Jagger. I can't make out the song. Does anyone know?

Miss You... live from Atlantic City 1989

"You'll be studying history and you'll be down the gym. And I'll be down the pub, probably playing pool and drinking."

Hand Of Fate - Paris 1976 TV broadcast
Wild Horses - Knebworth 1976
Beast Of Burden - Studio and 1978 US Tour