wwoowo wait up gang,from a song writing stand point its very obvious mick carries the band,but musically charlie,ron and keith are the 3 greatest musicians in the land hands down.there are players more technically brilliant then keith,faster etc.blackmore,clapton,beck etc just to name a few,but no one even comes close to sounding better.charlie is the best drummer(rock)ever,and ronnies a standout in any band.thats my 2 cents

john scialfa

i asked you camper what songs on kr,s albums is memorable?and you said i only talked about individual songs,well that,s what,s it all about.it is the soloalbums we talk about isn,t it?well in fact it is only one of this soloalbums,who,s been a classic.wandering spirit.keith,s band the winos,is a very good band,but i don,t think the music on that albums is very interresting to me.none really good songs there,only speaks for myself here,my personal taste for music goes a little wider.and of course eoms is much better than abb not an argue about that.

Cut the crap!Voodoo louge is a great album!

Keith solo stuff works without Mick..even though I would like to hear "Take it so hard" or "How I wish" once with jagger on vocals...Micks solo stuff doesn't work even if the songs are fine like a couple on WS but Keiths guitar is missing.
Poor Mick will never make it without Keith. And keith is sooo lazy increadable lazy.

Wandering Spirit is the only truly classic album any Stone has made as a solo artist. Talk is Cheap is very good but not quite in that class (some of the songs on that one seem under developed to me, and a few of them sound like variations on the same tune).

In my opinion, all of Mick and Keith's solo albums other than those two basically suck. There are about three songs each I like on Main Offender and Goddess In the Doorway, and the rest are crap. She's the Boss and Primitive Cool are even worse.

"Harlem Shuffle"; no once has carried around anyone for
25 years: Keith was on smack 1969-1978.
Since mid-80s Keith dragged Mick into the Roots repeatedly; but
the positive trend is that Jagger seems to attach ´imself
to the roots during the last gatherings.

True friends carry each other when necessary.

Without Keith, Jagger would be a semi-forgotten jet set´er.
Without Jagger, Keith would have been dead.
In other words: same output in both cases.

Who the hell knows what those 2 think? They have known each other for years and survived in the world of rock.

They are like anyone else I would think. At times they are pissed with each other and at times they are not. Thats life.

Milo, NYC
Where are all my friends?