i don't have any ron solo (what can i say?)...but checked out a few albums on amazon where they post snippets of each song.

i really liked the title track off "now look" - the black crowes could do a great cover of it:

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I was once at a Pete Townshend concert at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (1993)...

Out front some people were giving away free copies of Ron Wood's "Slide On This" cd. I got 2.

"Hate it when you leave " is one of the gems by Keith and I FINALLY rememeberd what song it alwasy reminds me of. I don't know the title or the artists of the tune but it sounds like a late 50's or 60's song and the vocal goes like "All my sorrows...dah dah tomorrow..."". Can't recall the words; it's a REAL sap song and it's just a brief passage that clicks but that is it.
It's very strange because I get the same feeling witgh "Can't beseen". I alwasy want to slide into some other song but have yet to figure out which one.
Sorry, got off topic:
"Dancing in the Starlight" is my secret favorite Jaggersong.
By Ron I love "This life is good but it ain't rock'n roll" BAM BAM! and also "Always wanted more". And "Far east man".
Charlie does a pretty version with Bernard of "I've got a crush on you".

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

You Don't Move Me

Dont tear me Up.

Apartment no 9.

Far East Man.

Say You Will...there are others that I think are great but that one steals it for me!

Ballads:

Make No Mistake
Evening Gown
Far East Man

Up tempo:

Wicked As It Seems
Wired All Night
I Can Feel The Fire

little queenie Wrote:
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> i really liked the title track off "now look" -
> the black crowes could do a great cover of it:

Please, no.



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Chelsea wrote

"Hate it when you leave " is one of the gems by Keith and I FINALLY rememeberd what song it alwasy reminds me of.

What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted - Jimmy Ruffin Motown 1966



ROCKMAN

Yeah, neilly, I really like "Say You Will", too.

Rockman Wrote:
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> Chelsea wrote
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> "Hate it when you leave " is one of the gems by
> Keith and I FINALLY rememeberd what song it alwasy
> reminds me of.
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> What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted - Jimmy Ruffin
> Motown 1966


Wich is a very good motown...song love that one!!

Mick J: Blue
Keith: Run Rudolph Run
Mick T: Lost In The Desert
Ronnie: Like It (Slide On This is the best Stones solo album!)
Bill: Come Back, Suzanne
I can't make much of Charlie's solos but this one I really love (though it's somehow a Keith tune, too): Oh Lord, Don't Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb On Me from the Charlie Mingus Project

To Rockman:
so thaT song is by Jimmy Ruffin? never would have guessed it. Thanks a bunch Rocker. There's the Wizard of Oz, there's the Oracle of Delphi and then there's the Rockman of the Bunker down under!

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Mick: Evening Gown
Keith: Hate It When You Leave
Ronnie: Breathe On Me
Charlie: Elvin Jones/The Elvin Suite

>> though it's somehow a Keith tune, too <<

smile: yeah, "somehow" as in Keith's singin lead and playing on it -
that one is such a beautiful joy!
if we're getting into cover-tune/guest appearance territory ... there are so many!
We Had It All, Careless Ethiopians, Little Queenie, Dream, Oh Boy, Am I Groovin You, Seven Days -

I "filed" it under Charlie and not Keith because I guess it must have been him who initated taking part in the project. The second Charlie song on the record has him only plus the Uptown Horns who played on the Stones tour then - but is without Keith, Chuck Leavell and Bobby Keys.
O.k., if we drop guest appearances than I name Highland Fling from Jamming With Edward: actually, a Charlie Watts "composition" - always wondered why Bill is never credited on that but only Hopkins-Cooder-Watts?!

Keith: Struggle, Wicked As It Seems and Locked Away
Mick: Just Another Night, Hard Woman
Ron: Take a look at that guy

Not only is it the best...but it is the most important because it ripped the rug out from under Mick...woke him up...and quite possibly saved the Stones...

"YOU DON'T MOVE ME"

PECMAN

ROCKMAN,

Good call on the relationship between What Becomes of a Broken Hearted...and Hate It When You Leave.

PECMAN

Mick: Memo From Turner
Keith: Big Enough
Ron: I Can Feel the Fire
Bill: Nuclear Reaction (bwahh-ha-haaaaaaaa!)
Charlie: I'm not going to pretend that I'm familiar with any of it.

My vote will go to " Eileen".

How about "no mistake about it" from the live Winos album?

Memo From Turner

WICKED AS IT SEEMS

Many great ones. Seven Days, for example.

Locked away
Evening Gown
Demon

Mick: Too Many Cooks, Memo From Turner, Blue, Don't Tear Me Up, Wandering Spirit

Keith: Run Rudolph Run, The Harder They Come, We Had It All, Hate It When You Leave

Ronnie: I Can Feel The Fire, Seven Days, Breathe On Me

Bill, Charlie, Mick Taylor: Some good stuff but there's nothing from them that ranks as high as solo stuff from Mick, Keith and Ronnie.



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good point dog