Ok, we've got a thread about Ronnie's solos. How about some of our favorite ones from Keith? There's so many but how about...
Around And Around - Love You Live
Sympathy For The Devil - Get Yer Ya Ya's Out
Sympathy For The Devil - Tokyo Dome
Bitch - Sticky Fingers
Star Star - Love You Live and Some Girls Live In Texas
....and so many more....

"Gonna find my way to heaven ..."

Let Me Go (Still Life and Leeds 82)
Down In The Hole
Tie You Up
She Was Hot
Down The Road Apiece
Carol (studio and live)
Little By Little
SFTD (Love You Live and studio)
Where The Boys Go
Hang Fire
Around And Around (Love You Live)
Slave (Virgin version)
Gimmie Shelter
Parachute Woman (Rock'n'Roll Circus)
Fight

Maybe a bit obscure, but I really like his All Over Now solo from the Miami '94 PPV show.

And pe plays some really hot lead licks in Hold Onto Your Hat, which is the saving grace of that jam.

Sympathy For The Devil (St. Louis 1997)
Honky Tonk Women (Love You Live)
Gimme Shelter (Chorzow 1998)
The Spider And The Fly (Totally Stripped)
Satisfaction (St. Louis 1997)
All About You



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2016-10-04 16:48 by TheBlockbuster.

Paradiso 1995:
Live With Me & Gimme Shelter & It´s All Over Now
Olympia 1995:
Connection & Beast Of Burden & You Got Me Rocking
Paris 1976:
Honky Tonk Women & You Gotta Move & Star Star
Leeds 1982:
Let Me Go & Hang Fire
Atlantic City 1989:
Bitch, Sad Sad Sad, Can´t Be Seen & Sympathy For The Devil
Tokyo 1990:
Satisfaction
Hampton 1981:
Let It Bleed
Brüssel 1973:
Midnight Rambler
GYYYO 1969:
Sympathy, Live With Me & Little Queenie

From the bootlegs, Bitch from Atlantic city 89 definitely deserves a mention!

SFTD, GGYYO!.
IORR.Short & Curlies. The lead guitar, very melodic. For years I thought it was Taylor.
And of course all his Chuck Berry interpretations.

That discreet acoustic guitar on Almost hear you sigh is nice.

HTWomen on LOVE YOU LIVE - his best ever
She Was Hot
Tie You Up
Slave
Carol GYYYO
Live With Me GYYYO
SFTD GYYYO
Little Queenie GYYYO
Let It Bleed
Let Me Go
Respectable
Almost Hear You Sigh
Under My Thumb STILL LIFE

Honky Tonk Women - I can sing along with the whole solo. Definitely my favorite.

Quote
DonParker
SFTD, GGYYO!.
IORR.Short & Curlies. The lead guitar, very melodic. For years I thought it was Taylor.
And of course all his Chuck Berry interpretations.

Interesting! Whenever anyone on this board says Taylor plays over the rest of the band unsympathetically, I smile to myself and think of Short & Curlies.

Probably Sympathy For The Devil from Tokyo 1990, and maybe Almost Hear You Sigh from Steel Wheels. I also love the solo in Amnesia off Crosseyed Heart.

Quote
TravelinMan

Quote
DonParker
SFTD, GGYYO!.
IORR.Short & Curlies. The lead guitar, very melodic. For years I thought it was Taylor.
And of course all his Chuck Berry interpretations.

Interesting! Whenever anyone on this board says Taylor plays over the rest of the band unsympathetically, I smile to myself and think of Short & Curlies.

A song full of pockets, in which he plays within.

Quote
keefriff99
Maybe a bit obscure, but I really like his All Over Now solo from the Miami '94 PPV show.

And pe plays some really hot lead licks in Hold Onto Your Hat, which is the saving grace of that jam.

The guitars on Hold Onto Your Hat are quite curious.
Nearest the Stones ever got to "shredding".

Gimme Shelter (studio)
Sympathy (studio)
Bitch (studio)
You Don't Move Me (studio)

_____________________________________________________________
Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Ain't Too Proud To Beg - IORR
And maybe his best studio solo is on SFTD. The opening lick alone is worth the price of admission.

"Gonna find my way to heaven ..."

My vote goes for the studio version of Bitch

I'm really surprised not to see way more mentions of his early days. IMO he was on fire. Some of that stuff he plays back then is insane.
Stewed & Keefed
Stoned
Bye Bye Johnny
Think
Its Not Easy
2120 So Michigan Ave
Reelin & Rockin
What A Shame
She Said Yeah
Talkin Bout You
Carol (Ya-Yas)
Oh Baby We Got a Good Thing Goin

Quote
Palace Revolution 2000
I'm really surprised not to see way more mentions of his early days. IMO he was on fire. Some of that stuff he plays back then is insane.
Stewed & Keefed
Stoned
Bye Bye Johnny
Think
Its Not Easy
2120 So Michigan Ave
Reelin & Rockin
What A Shame
She Said Yeah
Talkin Bout You
Carol (Ya-Yas)
Oh Baby We Got a Good Thing Goin

+1

a few favorites that come to mind -

Beast Of Burden - Miami '94
Flip The Switch
Sympathy - Ya-Yas
Sympathy - Studio
Bitch
Time Is On My Side

Almost Hear You Sigh- Tokyo 1990. The last seconds of the solo are brilliant and I think are reused in 'Nothing On Me' from Crosseyed Heart.

Satisfaction- St. Louis 1997 PPV.

Beast Of Burden- Amsterdam 1995.

Can't Turn You Loose- Four Flicks.

Let Me Go- Leeds 1982.

Quote
Spud

Quote
keefriff99
Maybe a bit obscure, but I really like his All Over Now solo from the Miami '94 PPV show.

And pe plays some really hot lead licks in Hold Onto Your Hat, which is the saving grace of that jam.

The guitars on Hold Onto Your Hat are quite curious.
Nearest the Stones ever got to "shredding".

The solos are just red-hot on that one. I love it.

Quote
keefriff99
Maybe a bit obscure, but I really like his All Over Now solo from the Miami '94 PPV show.

And pe plays some really hot lead licks in Hold Onto Your Hat, which is the saving grace of that jam.

I remember that 'All Over Now' solo from the satisfied grin he makes when he pulls a gnarly string bend towards the end of it.

Studio:
Let Me Go
Where the Boys Go
She Was Hot
Tie You Up
Almost Hear You Sigh
Star Star
Luxury
Tumbling Dice
Happy
Under My Thumb
Monkey Man (I'm sure someone will say that's not really a solo, but I don't care)

Live:
Under My Thumb from Still Life
Time is On My Side from Still Life
Midnight Rambler from Ladies and Gentlemen
Bitch from Ladies and Gentlemen
Bye Bye Johnny from Ladies and Gentlemen
Sympathy for the Devil from Ya Yas or Wembley 1990

Just about anything from Live at the Palladium, especially Locked Away and Whip it Up.

Quote
theimposter

Quote
keefriff99
Maybe a bit obscure, but I really like his All Over Now solo from the Miami '94 PPV show.

And pe plays some really hot lead licks in Hold Onto Your Hat, which is the saving grace of that jam.

I remember that 'All Over Now' solo from the satisfied grin he makes when he pulls a gnarly string bend towards the end of it.

Yes! That part still sticks with me.

From the early days - pretty much any Chuck Berry tune!

"Gonna find my way to heaven ..."

What's wrong with Too Tight? Noone has mentioned it, I think it's great!

Quote
Thommie
What's wrong with Too Tight? Noone has mentioned it, I think it's great!

Good solo indeed.

Sympathy for the devil from the original album Beggar's Banquet
Gimme Shelter from Let it bleed

2 1 2 0

I'm not sure they are all Keith, I think they are, anyway, from the top of my head:

It's All Over Now
Down The Road Apiece
Sympathy For the Devil (studio and Get Yer Ya Ya's Out)
Tie You Up