Yep

I love the solo of "Winter". Mick Taylor´s finest moment

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Brian's slide on I Wanna Be Your Man.

Another good Brian slide solo is on Meet Me In The Bottom

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Keith once said in an interview that the riffs on CYHTM and Time Waits For No One were his. Also , who is singing the chorus at the outro of CYHTM with the deep voice.

I'd say that is Jagger. The deep voice.

Definitely Sway (outro solo). Should have gone on for a minute or two longer though.

....probably did ....



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Definitely Sway (outro solo). Should have gone on for a minute or two longer though.

Seems as if I once heard an outtake where it did go one for 5-10 minutes...awesome solo, BTW.

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I love the solo of "Winter". Mick Taylor´s finest moment

Usually the Stones do the ultimate version of their own tunes. No one betters them. On "Winter" MT played it a lot with Carla Olson. While the sung verses are what they are; on key, correct lyrics etc, it isn't until MT starts ripping for 8-9 minutes that it becomes haunting. The drummer is no Charlie but it is good.
There are two versions out there. This is #2.[youtu.be]

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Brian's slide on I Wanna Be Your Man.

Another good Brian slide solo is on Meet Me In The Bottom

Thanks for that one.

Sway and and all Mick Taylor solos...

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I've always loved the solo on Little By Little.

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hand of fate-w perkins.
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all mick taylor solo's
all keith richard solos
all ronnie wood solos

Not a big Brian-fan?

For me it's two live ones. Kieth and Mick T's solos on Sympathy from Ya Ya's and both their solo spots on Rambler from Brussels.

Sorry, missed the studio part of the question. If its the studio then it's Bitch for Kieth and Winter for Mick T.

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For me it's two live ones. Kieth and Mick T's solos on Sympathy from Ya Ya's and both their solo spots on Rambler from Brussels.

Rambler from Brussels, now thats some hauntig guitar playing!

Definitely Sway. My only moaning about the song is that it's too short. The second solo should be longer.

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Definitely Sway. My only moaning about the song is that it's too short. The second solo should be longer.

Leaving us screaming for more is the oldest, and best, trick there is, isn't it?

It worked here

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Definitely Sway. My only moaning about the song is that it's too short. The second solo should be longer.

Leaving us screaming for more is the oldest, and best, trick there is, isn't it?

It worked here

Mick J knows that trick well :-)

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I love the solo of "Winter". Mick Taylor´s finest moment

Usually the Stones do the ultimate version of their own tunes. No one betters them. On "Winter" MT played it a lot with Carla Olson. While the sung verses are what they are; on key, correct lyrics etc, it isn't until MT starts ripping for 8-9 minutes that it becomes haunting. The drummer is no Charlie but it is good.
There are two versions out there. This is #2.[youtu.be]

The Carla Olson versions are indeed superior to the Stones' version, from a solo standpoint. I can't tell you how many nights I've laid in the dark on the couch just listening to this tune on repeat. The solo is quite possibly one of the best things ever produced by any guitar player.

Sorry didn't want to leave anything out! I love most of their solos!


PT 1

Wanna Be Your Man
Route 66
Just Wanna Make Love (love the harp, guitar together!)
Little By Little
King Bee (buzz a while!)
Around & Around
It's All Over Now
Down the Road Apiece
The Last Time
I'm Free (subtle & great!)
All Sold Out
Back Street Girl
Sittin' on a Fence (great!!)
I Can't Be Satisfied (great!!)
The Lantern


PT 2

Jumping Jack Flash (love the bass!)
Sympathy For the Devil
Let It Rock (more so on live '78)
No Expectations
Jig Saw Puzzle
Stray Cat Blues
Love In Vain
Monkey Man (kick ass!)
Sway (kick ass!)
Wild Horses
Can't You Hear Me Knockin'
You Gotta Move
Sister Morphine
Shake Your Hips
Tumbling Dice
Torn & Frayed
Happy
Turd on the Run (well, mainly for the harp)
Ventilator Blues
All Down the Line (kick ass!)
Stop Breaking Down
Silver Train
Hide Your Love
If You Can't Rock Me
Ain't Too Proud To Beg (short solo, but sweet!)
IORR
Time Waits For No One
If You Really Want To Be My Friend


PT 3

Hand of Fate
Hey Negrita
Melody (Nice subtle licks!)
Crazy Mama
Mannish Boy
Some Girls (great w/ harp mix, one of my favs!)
Lies
Far Away Eyes
Respectable
Before They Make Me Run
Beast of Burden
Dance
Summer Romance
Send It To Me
Indian Girl
Where the Boys Go (w/ Charlie's machine gun drumming!)
Down In the Hole
Hang Fire
Black Limo
Worried About You
Heaven


PT 4

Undercover of the Night
She Was Hot
Tie You Up
Terrifying
Cook Cook Blues
You Got Me Rocking
The Worst
Moon Is Up
Out of Tears
Brand New Car
Sweethearts Together
Blinded By Rainbows
Mean Disposition
The Storm
So Young
I'm Gonna Drive
Flip the Switch
Low Down
Already Over Me
Gunface
Too Tight
Little Baby
Blue & Lonesome
Everybody Knows About My Good Thing
Ride 'Em On Down

Slave guitar solo is extraordinary.

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Slave guitar solo is extraordinary.

I love it ... and somehow left it off my list!!

Yeah you forgot a few LeonidP.

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

Don’t think it has been mentioned, and for sure it will not impress a Pink Floyd fan, but I always had a soft spot for Taylor’s solo on Casino Boogie

A side thought: very few stones singles have a famous solo (probably only Devil) and most of them don’t have a solo at all.

C

Oops wrong thread. Apologies



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Don’t think it has been mentioned, and for sure it will not impress a Pink Floyd fan, but I always had a soft spot for Taylor’s solo on Casino Boogie

A side thought: very few stones singles have a famous solo (probably only Devil) and most of them don’t have a solo at all.

C

Or the solo was edited out for the 7" version.

Btw, I'd choose Mick T. over Gilmour every time. Gilmour has a definite sound and style of his own, true, but it's always in the same dramatic vein, and sloooow. There's clips on YouTube of 13 year old girls playing the Comfortably Numb solo more perfect than David himself

There are many, but here I go:

Brown Sugar Essen1970 (Taylor).

Gimme Shelter Philly 1972 (Taylor).