to my mind, it could be:

1 dancing in the starlights
2 lucky in love
3 wandering spirit
4 just another night
5 sweet thing
6 hard woman (single version)
7 don't tear me up
8 ruthless people
9 visions of paradise
10 god gave me everything
11 throwaway
12 goddess in the doorway
13 old habits die hard
14 let's make it up
15 evening gown

1 sweet thing
2 god gave me everything
3 hard women
4 dancing in the starlight
5 out of focus
6 say you will
7 just another night
8 blue
9 vision of paradise
10 Your so Vain??
11 dancing in the sreet
12 don´t tear me up
13 hide away
14 brand nwe rules
15 dont call me uo

1. Blue
2. Don't Tear Me Up
3. Ruthless People
4. Hard Woman (album version)
4. God Gave Me Everything
5. Evening Gown
6. Wandering Spirit
7. I'm Ringing
8. Party Doll
9. Hang On To Me Tonight
10. Too Far Gone
11. Brand New Set Of Rules
12. Just Another Night
13. Lucky In Love
14. Kow Tow
15. Blind Leading the Blind (acoustic live version)

Would have put Memo From Turner in here but that is more of a Stones song.



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incredible, I forgot "BLUE" one masterpiece. And I also ADMIRE "Blind leading the blind" (acoustic). not easy to choose. And "kow tow" 2 cd could be necessary. but, let be realistic. Cause, there is also: running out of luck, angel in my heart. Or, a best of 15 songs called "dancing in the starlights" with the "webster hall dvd" and a "bonus 6 songs" with "blue", "kow tow", "memo from turner" and to end the ballad from "ned kelly", the song with joss stone, and "blind leading the blind" (acoustic live)

Hmm. No one has mentioned Let's Work. C'mon, it's not that bad of a song, is it?

Also absent from the lists above is "She's the Boss," which has a fun vocal (especially as the song is fading) and unexpected Under-My-Thumb-in reverse point of view.

no Wired all Night?

Don't look back
State of shock
Everybody gettin high
Sweet thing
Dancing in the street
God gave me everything
Angel of my heart
Don't call me up
Hard woman
Throwaway
Party doll
Old habits
Brand new set of rules
Memo from Turner
Let's work


"Let's work" is a cool song but the lyrics always make me shudder a bit.
"Say you will" would have been in there only not for the horrible, hackneyed lyrics.

...and stay with me until the end of time.........yeeerrrrruuuuukkkk!!!!!!!

If I could include a live track I'd add the cover of "Foxy lady" and the traditional folk song "Wild colonial boy".

I've never heard "Blue". I keep reading that it's brilliant.


kyle m

Have you ever lent somebody $20 and never seen them again? It was probably worth it.

Hard work to do such a list, every time you’ve thrown around the songs you want to change something again.

1. Don’t tear me up
2. Memory Motel (Jagger solo)
3. Wired all Night
4. Visions of Paradise
5. Memo from Turner
6. Dancing in the Starlight
7. Don’t call me up
8. Put me in the Trash
9. Evening Gown
10. Lucky Day
11. Blue
12. Handsome Molly
13. Kow Tow
14.Throwaway
15. Too Far Gone

And best album: Wandering Spirit (but personally I’ve never liked Sweet Thing).

seriously, what the @#$%& is going on here????? Evening Gown is easily one of the best songs written by any stone since TY. Blue is the best though IMO.

WEll it would be silly for me to make a list because I think you've nailed them all but I wanted to say that I am so glad someone mentioned "New Set Of Rules" which I just think is one of his best ballads and wish it was more NOTICED! I do think Memo From Turner is a Mick song. Blue really is a classic! I want the Stones to do Sweet Thing on this tour...I Know, I know, never gonna happen but what a great LIVE song!

Nobody has mentioned any covers yet, but amongst the songs mentioned, these should be too:
I've Been Lonely For So Long
The Long Black Veiiiiiiiiiil
and
Dancing in the Street

Memo from turner
Dont look back
Hard woman
Ruthless People
I'm Ringing
Dancing in the street
Throwaway
Party doll
Mother of a Man
Dont tear me up
Evening Gown
Long Black Veil
God Gave Me Everything
Too Far Gone
Old habits die hard (with S/Crow)





(youre so vain is a masterpiece and better than any song here, but its a bit of a stretch to credit it as a Jagger solo piece)

I've never heard of "Blue" What's it from?

Bill

its a bonus track on one of the cd singles from "Goddess in the doorway" - "god gave me evrything"

worth getting. very good song. Its exclusion from the album is baffling

Wandering Spirit album. The rest is a "throwaway".

JumpingKentFlash

I like this album alot, There is a good mix of tunes there.