what are your top 5 Ronnie solo tracks?

i would like to request that like on the stones version of this thread we try to stick to only officially released stuff and limit your selections to five and only one five song selection for each person

i 'll be counting and posting the results of where all the selected songs rank at the top of each new page of this thread

provided we get to the next page

1. infekshun
2. buried alive
3. far east man
4. breath on me
5. am i grooving you



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take a listen to slide on live
all you quote is what happened round about 1974

1. Come To Realize
2. Cancel Everything
3. I Can Feel The Fire
4. Big Bayou
5. Breakin' My Heart



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I Can Feel The Fire
Am I Grooving You
Buried Alive
Why You Wanna Go And Do A Thing Like That For
Fancy Pants

I Can Feel The Fire
Far East Man
I Got Lost When I Found You
Somebody Else Might
I Gotta See

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Whale
take a listen to slide on live
all you quote is what happened round about 1974

i have all of ronnie's studio and live albums those are just what i consider his top 5

although sweetness my weakness and his version of testify rank high with me too and almost made the list

and his recent version of your so fine has really grown on me

1. I Can Fee The Fire
2. Josephine
3. Am I Grooving You
4. Breathe On Me
5. Pretty Beat Up (live)

Hard to name five Ronnie Wood solo tracks out of my head which are really relevant

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slewan
Hard to name five Ronnie Wood solo tracks out of my head which are really relevant

The relevance shouldn't be hard for a Stones fan, as Mick, Keith and Charlie play on many of his solo tracks?

1. I Can Feel the Fire
2. Breathe on Me
3. Why You Wanna Go and Do a Thing Like That For
4. Act Together
5. Seven Days

Breathe On Me
Shirley
Seven Days
We All Get Old
100%

Mystify Me

Josephine

Coming Together

Breathe on Me

Redeyes

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DandelionPowderman

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slewan
Hard to name five Ronnie Wood solo tracks out of my head which are really relevant

The relevance shouldn't be hard for a Stones fan, as Mick, Keith and Charlie play on many of his solo tracks?

well, the same guys play on a some irrelevant Stones songs, too.

1. Show Me
2. Spoonful
3. Seven Days
4. Am I Grooving You
5. Outlaws

Breakin’ My Heart is my favorite song of his and I’ve yet to find a live version of it (or even evidence he’s ever played it live, anyone know?)

Take A Look At The Guy
Outlaws
Show Me
Fancy Pants
Ooh La La

Seven Days
It's unholy
Testify
I got lost when I found you
I don't think so

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slewan

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DandelionPowderman

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slewan
Hard to name five Ronnie Wood solo tracks out of my head which are really relevant

The relevance shouldn't be hard for a Stones fan, as Mick, Keith and Charlie play on many of his solo tracks?

well, the same guys play on a some irrelevant Stones songs, too.

With that logic we don't need any of the solo tracks lists on here, as none of their solo outputs are relevant for the world.

For us Stones geeks they are highly relevant, imo, including Ronnie's tunes, which are among the band members best output.

Mystifies Me

Act Together

Breathe on Me

Am I Grooving You

Cancel Everything

Chain of Fools
You Really Got a Hold on Me
This Little Heart
I Dont Think So
Why You Wanna Go and Do...?

Let's work, kill poverty. - Mick Jagger

Breathe On Me
Testify
Outlaws (live)
Far East Man
Josephine

1. Thinkin’
2. Seven days.
3. It ain’t rock ‘n’ roll.
4. We all get old.
5. Far east man

I. I Can Feel The Fire
2. She Was Out There
3. Must Be Love
4. Ain't Rock n Roll
5. Act Together

Far East Man
Crotch Music
Breathe On Me
Why you wanna go and do ...
I gotta see


C

I haven't really been a fan of Ronnie's solo stuff and I haven't even listened it for decades, so I am sorry that my list is doomed to be a torso.


1. Seven days

Still recall listening GIMME SOME NECK for the first time and it sounded nothing but a horrible and tiresome mess. Only this tune stood out by sounding like someone had actually written it. Later I discovered who that 'someone' is. Still today if I feel like listening to Ronnie solo stuff I go to this one. I really like it and I think the tune belongs to Ronnie. The version in Dylan 30th career Anniversary (or whatever it was) is also a great one (one of the best performances in that night).

2. I Can Feel The Fire

An odd but fascinating tune. The groove drags like a hell but still, you know, sounds cool. Jagger's charismatic presence makes miracles.

Sorry I cannot recall any others making a difference. Like said, I haven't listened this stuff for decades. Just not my cup of tea.

- Doxa



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Suprised no one has mentioned Always Wanted More.

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Suprised no one has mentioned Always Wanted More.

It was close to making my list. Great tune.

Act Together

Seven Days

FUC Her

Knock Your Teeth Out

Sweetness My Weakness

Bonus: Ooh La La - Faces

no special order

1.I Can Feel The Fire
2.Josephine
3.Knock Your Teeth Out
4.Ain't Rock'n Roll
5.Show Me

1. Burried Alive
2. Breathe on me
3. Josephine
4. Testify
5. I Can Feel The Fire