So this popped up on my youtube feed today. Song list below. Hope ya enjoy!




You Got the Silver
Happy
Coming down Again
Before they make me Run
Run Run Rudolph
The Harder They Come
All about you
I wanna hold you
Sleep Tonight
Take it so Hard
How I Wish
Make No Mistake
You don’t move me
Can’t be seen
The Worst
Thru and thru
Eileen
Hate It When You Leave
Wicked As It Seems
Runnin’ Too Deep
Will but You Won't
Yap Yap
Words of Wonder
How Can I Stop
Thief in the Night
You don't have to mean it
Losing my Touch
The Nearness of You (Live Licks)
We Had it All
This Place is Empty
Infamy
Trouble
Crosseyed Heart
Nothing On Me
Illusion
Robbed Blind
Suspicious
Something for Nothing
Goodnight Irene
Love Overdue
Substantial Damage
Lover’s Plea
Just a Gift

There is not that many songs that didn't make his "greatest hits". I wonder what was the problem with "Little T&A" and "Slipping Away"...

- Doxa

Mick’s top 10 solo tracks are better than Keith’s

Shows that Keith needs Mick!!

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Taylor1
Mick’s top 10 solo tracks are better than Keith’s

OK, let's play that game.

Keith Top 10 solo tracks:
Make No Mistake
Take It So Hard
Big Enough
Wicked As It Seems
The Harder They Come
How I Wish
Run Rudolph Run
Eileen
Hate It When You Leave
You Don't Move Me

Nothing off of Crosseyed Heart, sorry lads.

Mick's Top 10 solo tracks:
Memo From Turner
Don't Tear Me Up
Sweet Thing
Out of Focus
Hang On To Me Tonight
Wandering Spirit
Easy Sleazy
Wired All Night
Use Me
Party Doll
Throwaway
Secrets
Hard Woman
Old Habits Die Hard
Everybody's Getting High
Lucky In Love
Angel In My Heart
Evening Gown
Just Another Night
God Gave Me Everything
Lonely At The Top
Say You Will
...sorry, it was hard to stop

Not eligible but pretty damn good
State of Shock**Duet with Michael Jackson
Miracle Worker**Superheavy, so not solo
Walk and Don't Look Back**Duet with Peter Tosh
Don't get me started on them Red Devils!



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Taylor1
Mick’s top 10 solo tracks are better than Keith’s

ronnie beats them both

how about a 12 track compilation of the best of all there solo stuff together

side a

1. lonely at the top
2. infekshun
3. seven days
4. make no mistake
5. 999
6. wandering spirit

side b

1. breathe on me
2. evening gown
3. i can feel the fire
4. lucky in love
5. trouble
6. big enough

working title $9.99 infekshun

i don't know taylor, charlie or bill's stuff well enough to include it

but if someone wants to suggest something from them as well go ahead

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There is not that many songs that didn't make his "greatest hits". I wonder what was the problem with "Little T&A" and "Slipping Away"...

It’s not an official release, is it? Looks like some guy made a playlist, slapped some pics on it, et voilà, a three hour YT “video”. But greatest hits?



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Just a random playlist?

Its such a shame that Main Offender and wandering Spirit happened when the best of those songs would have made a great Stones album:

Wired all Night
Put Me in the Trash
Wicked as it Seems
Wandering Spirit
Out of Focus
999
Don't Tear Me Up
Body Talks
Evening Gown
Will but You Won't

Something For Nothing and Breathe On Me are THE solo hypnotic BEST of 'em all.

Never Fall In Love Again and Late At Night from Taylor are top notch too.

I love the A Stone's Throw album.

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Taylor1
Mick’s top 10 solo tracks are better than Keith’s

OK, let's play that game.

Keith Top 10 solo tracks:
Make No Mistake
Take It So Hard
Big Enough
Wicked As It Seems
The Harder They Come
How I Wish
Run Rudolph Run
Eileen
Hate It When You Leave
You Don't Move Me

Nothing off of Crosseyed Heart, sorry lads.

Mick's Top 10 solo tracks:
Memo From Turner
Don't Tear Me Up
Sweet Thing
Out of Focus
Hang On To Me Tonight
Wandering Spirit
Easy Sleazy
Wired All Night
Use Me
Party Doll
Throwaway
Secrets
Hard Woman
Old Habits Die Hard
Angel In My Heart
Evening Gown
Just Another Night
God Gave Me Everything
Lonely At The Top
Say You Will
...sorry, it was hard to stop

Not eligible but pretty damn good
State of Shock**Duet with Michael Jackson
Miracle Worker**Superheavy, so not solo
Walk and Don't Look Back**Duet with Peter Tosh
Don't get me started on them Red Devils!

Wot?

Keith Top 10 solo tracks:

Take It So Hard
Trouble
Wicked As It Seems
Struggle
How I Wish
Eileen
Robbed Blind
Words Of Wonder
Demon


Mick's Top 10 solo tracks:

Sweet Thing
Eazy Sleazy
God Gave Me Everything
Throwaway
Ruthless People
Don't Tear Me Up
Peace For The Wicked
Blue
Evening Gown
Lucky In Love

I actually like GODDESS, for the most part, but the ballads, as good as they are, aren't much different from modern Stones ballads so they don't really stand out. Secrets and the didn't pick the obvious Just Another Night, well, Lucky In Love is just that much cooler of a tune. 1/2 A Loaf and Running are hilarious - and good.

Say You Will, Kow Tow and Peace For The Wicked are the only other tunes from PC that are worth bothering with. Mick did too much mush, cheese and tasteless crackers where as Keith's albums are rounded out fully like a good meal.

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Taylor1
Mick’s top 10 solo tracks are better than Keith’s

OK, let's play that game.

Keith Top 10 solo tracks:
Make No Mistake
Take It So Hard
Big Enough
Wicked As It Seems
The Harder They Come
How I Wish
Run Rudolph Run
Eileen
Hate It When You Leave
You Don't Move Me

Nothing off of Crosseyed Heart, sorry lads.

Mick's Top 10 solo tracks:
Memo From Turner
Don't Tear Me Up
Sweet Thing
Out of Focus
Hang On To Me Tonight
Wandering Spirit
Easy Sleazy
Wired All Night
Use Me
Party Doll
Throwaway
Secrets
Hard Woman
Old Habits Die Hard
Angel In My Heart
Evening Gown
Just Another Night
God Gave Me Everything
Lonely At The Top
Say You Will
...sorry, it was hard to stop

Not eligible but pretty damn good
State of Shock**Duet with Michael Jackson
Miracle Worker**Superheavy, so not solo
Walk and Don't Look Back**Duet with Peter Tosh
Don't get me started on them Red Devils!

Wot?

Keith Top 10 solo tracks:

Take It So Hard
Trouble
Wicked As It Seems
Struggle
How I Wish
Eileen
Robbed Blind
Words Of Wonder
Demon


Mick's Top 10 solo tracks:

Sweet Thing
Eazy Sleazy
God Gave Me Everything
Throwaway
Ruthless People
Don't Tear Me Up
Peace For The Wicked
Blue
Evening Gown
Lucky In Love

I actually like GODDESS, for the most part, but the ballads, as good as they are, aren't much different from modern Stones ballads so they don't really stand out. Secrets and the didn't pick the obvious Just Another Night, well, Lucky In Love is just that much cooler of a tune. 1/2 A Loaf and Running are hilarious - and good.

Say You Will, Kow Tow and Peace For The Wicked are the only other tunes from PC that are worth bothering with. Mick did too much mush, cheese and tasteless crackers where as Keith's albums are rounded out fully like a good meal.

Goddess is a bit of a step down, but not nearly as bad as people make it.

Honestly, I could probably have picked 10 off Wandering Spirit, maybe 9 (gotta have Memo From Turner in there - COME ON!), that album is just so good.

I recall debates on whether Talk is Cheap or Wandering Spirit is better, but when you look at the songs individually there's no contest, MJ's album is way stronger.

HA...a keith one I love and didn't think of, his cover of I'm Waiting For The Man

Keith's Top 10 solo tracks (does not include Rolling Stones songs with Keith on lead vocals)

1.) You Win Again
2.) Big Enough
3.) Make No Mistake
4.) Lover's Plea
5.) Robbed Blind
6.) Hate It When You Leave
7.) Demon
8.) Eileen
9.) Nothing On Me
10.)Trouble


Mick's Top 10 Solo Tracks

1.) Memo From Turner
2.) Too Many Cooks
3.) Sweet Thing
4.) Out of Focus
5.) Primitive Cool
6.) Old Habits Die Hard
7.) Don't Tear Me Up
8.) Angel in My Heart
9.) Party Doll
10.)Wandering Spirit

"Sure The One You Need" from Ronnie Wood's first solo album seems to get forgotten.

Written and sung by Keith despite being on a Ronnie solo album.

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Taylor1
Mick’s top 10 solo tracks are better than Keith’s

OK, let's play that game.

Keith Top 10 solo tracks:
Make No Mistake
Take It So Hard
Big Enough
Wicked As It Seems
The Harder They Come
How I Wish
Run Rudolph Run
Eileen
Hate It When You Leave
You Don't Move Me

Nothing off of Crosseyed Heart, sorry lads.

Mick's Top 10 solo tracks:
Memo From Turner
Don't Tear Me Up
Sweet Thing
Out of Focus
Hang On To Me Tonight
Wandering Spirit
Easy Sleazy
Wired All Night
Use Me
Party Doll
Throwaway
Secrets
Hard Woman
Old Habits Die Hard
Angel In My Heart
Evening Gown
Just Another Night
God Gave Me Everything
Lonely At The Top
Say You Will
...sorry, it was hard to stop

Not eligible but pretty damn good
State of Shock**Duet with Michael Jackson
Miracle Worker**Superheavy, so not solo
Walk and Don't Look Back**Duet with Peter Tosh
Don't get me started on them Red Devils!

Wot?

Keith Top 10 solo tracks:

Take It So Hard
Trouble
Wicked As It Seems
Struggle
How I Wish
Eileen
Robbed Blind
Words Of Wonder
Demon


Mick's Top 10 solo tracks:

Sweet Thing
Eazy Sleazy
God Gave Me Everything
Throwaway
Ruthless People
Don't Tear Me Up
Peace For The Wicked
Blue
Evening Gown
Lucky In Love

I actually like GODDESS, for the most part, but the ballads, as good as they are, aren't much different from modern Stones ballads so they don't really stand out. Secrets and the didn't pick the obvious Just Another Night, well, Lucky In Love is just that much cooler of a tune. 1/2 A Loaf and Running are hilarious - and good.

Say You Will, Kow Tow and Peace For The Wicked are the only other tunes from PC that are worth bothering with. Mick did too much mush, cheese and tasteless crackers where as Keith's albums are rounded out fully like a good meal.

Goddess is a bit of a step down, but not nearly as bad as people make it.

Honestly, I could probably have picked 10 off Wandering Spirit, maybe 9 (gotta have Memo From Turner in there - COME ON!), that album is just so good.

I recall debates on whether Talk is Cheap or Wandering Spirit is better, but when you look at the songs individually there's no contest, MJ's album is way stronger.

As great as TALK IS CHEAP is, WANDERING SPIRIT is more crafted. That's the biggest difference between their solo work. Songs like How I Wish, Take It So Hard, Runnin' Too Deep, Will But You Won't, Eileen, Trouble and maybe a few others, Struggle, You Don't Move Me... those are as crafted as Keith ever got.

They're more about playing, obviously with structure, where as other tunes he did were more open or free flowing, whereas Mick's songs are about the structure and nuances.

What it truly reveals is, nuts and bolts, musically Keith's tunes are superior. Vocally, nailing certain notes, harmonies, and I love those Keith songs I listed but... Mick.

Both of their solo bodies of work demonstrate why they work so well together. Not specifically would those songs be any better, that's impossible to know, although there's way more of a hint of Keith playing on Mick's songs than the other way around to give a slight guess but as The Rolling Stones... hell yeah. HACKNEY DIAMONDS made that loud and clear.

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Its such a shame that Main Offender and wandering Spirit happened when the best of those songs would have made a great Stones album:

Edited!! You forgot the bold tracks:

Wired all Night
Put Me in the Trash
Wicked as it Seems
Wandering Spirit
Robbed Blind
Out of Focus
999
Don't Tear Me Up
Mother Of A Man
Body Talks
Struggle
Evening Gown
Will but You Won't
Hate It When You Leave

Keith Top 10 solo tracks:

1. Hate It When You Leave
2. Illusion
3. Wicked As It Seems
4. Rockawhile (yeah yeah, it's not much of a song, but it's damn cool)
5. Suspicious
6. Take It So Hard
7. Make No Mistake
8. Lover's Plea
9. How I Wish
10. Eileen

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bakersfield
Its such a shame that Main Offender and wandering Spirit happened when the best of those songs would have made a great Stones album:

Edited!! You forgot the bold tracks:

Wired all Night
Put Me in the Trash
Wicked as it Seems
Wandering Spirit
Robbed Blind
Out of Focus
999
Don't Tear Me Up
Mother Of A Man
Body Talks
Struggle
Evening Gown
Will but You Won't
Hate It When You Leave

Yes I forgot Mother of a Man. Would prefer to keep BodyTalks and especially Don't Tear Me Up - one of Mick's very best solo efforts IMHO

I submit that Ronnie's Top 10 would be nearly as good as these.

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I submit that Ronnie's Top 10 would be nearly as good as these.

I think this might be an unpopular opinion, but for my tastes Ronnie had the best solo career of the stones. He may not be as popular as Mick and Keith, but I like his albums the best.

The first four albums of his are really good! IGMOATD, Now Look, Gimme Some Neck, 1234. One could also consider his contributions to Mahoney's Last Stand and his Live Album with Bo Diddley, not to mention he was instrumental (pun intended) for some of Rod Stewart's hits but I don't think it's fair to include those any of the above as "solo" necessarily.

Technically, Bobby Womack was (I think) a big part of Now Look too so make of that what you will.