Wanted to know what everyone thought.

Evening Gown.

Throwaway

Out of Focus

Do you mean what's Mick's favorite solo song or ours? Mine would be Don't tear me up.

Just another night

Hang on to Me Tonight or Evening Gown

Sweet Thing

Well, I got into the Stones' music by way of Wandering Spirit, and the song that did it for me was Out Of Focus. I'm not sure if that's his best solo song, because there is more good stuff on that album, and Throwaway should have been a hit. Honorary mention goes to Everybody Getting High for the funny lyrics.

Lucky in Love

Blue and Evening Gown.

There are many others I think are great and would have been good Stones songs like Party Doll or I'm Ringing.

Memo From Turner.

Don't Call Me Up..brilliant.

Too Many Cooks

One from each album:

Secrets
Throw Away
Out of Focus
God Gave Me Everything

Pecman

Lets Work or Wild Colonial Boy


Serious answer - Party Doll.



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His two best aren't on any album, one;s not even released. But Memo From Turner - I'm surprised no one else put this down... or is it too 'obvious'?

I didn't put Memo From Turner since its credited to Mick and Keith and appears on Stones albums, even though technically you can make a case that its just Mick. But there is a Stones version.

God Gave Me Everything - would've made a nice Stones number
Too Far Gone
Brand New Set of Rules

It must be schadenfreud, but "Goddess" has some good numbers on it



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It must be schadenfreud, but "Goddess" has some good numbers on it


Frash - how is that schadenfreud?

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> I didn't put Memo From Turner since its credited
> to Mick and Keith and appears on Stones albums,
> even though technically you can make a case that
> its just Mick. But there is a Stones version.

I'm not talking about the Stones version (which was released 5 years later by Allen Klein).

I'm talking about the real version.
The one intened as the definitvie one - the one from Performance, the movie which is was written for and used in.
The one released as a single by "Mick Jagger" not "The Rolling Stones".

The real verison is a Mick Jagger song, not a Rolling Stones song. Keith's name in the credits alone doesn't make it a Stones song anymore than Lonely at the Tops is a Stones song.

Yes - there is a Stones version, but the real and best version is Mick Jagger, solo!.

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I'm afraid if I say "I like some songs on Goddess" Keith will light a flaming bag of dogshit in my doorway

Don't Tear Me Up

God Gave Me Everything of the recent lot

Hideaway is funny.

put me in the trash will serve as the basis, thematically, for my post-mortem wishes

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yeah - his vast body of work since 1992 has been so much more plentiful and superior and gives him the right to bitch about Mick's songwriting output...!

What about the obscure and generally unavailable world beat reggae for yuppies thingy he did?

Hard Woman

Tie - Evening Gown and Don't Call Me Up

"Blue"
"Dancing in the Starlight"
"Hard Woman"
"Sweet Thing"
"Evening Gown"

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."