One of them is "Wandering Spirit", further more "WIRED ALL NIGHT".

I love the guitar in Don't Tear Me Up but the kids love Put Me in The Trash, they love to sing the ooohy, oooohy, but I love the last line, 'and all those shooooooooes'.

CindyC wrote:

Hang on to Me Tonight or Evening Gown


Also, "Say You Will" should have been a big hit in 1988.

ruthless people.

Angie? ... Sorry,
I'd pick God Gave Me Everythin'.

Blue
Too Many Cooks



I'll get shot for this, but I think Mick's version of Memo From Turner is shit.

(ready... aim...)

Pecman Wrote:
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> One from each album:
>

New York Shuffle (from Alfie with its cool harmonica loops)

Put Me in the Trash rocks of my @#$%& world.

i also love evening gown, hang on to me tonight, out of focus, sweet thing etc.

love every track on wandering spirit!

you can't catch me!

Secrets
Brand new set of rules
Wandering spirit

From the four album, chronological order:

Hard Woman
Throwaway
Evening Gown
Brand New Set of Rules

GREAT SINGER SIR MICK!

Good choices Jumpin Jack Flash! Mine are " Blue", " New Set Of Rules", " Say You Will", " Sweet Thing", " Hideaway", " Hard Woman" , " Just Another Night" and " God Gave Me Everything".

Memo from turner, love it ..or anything fron goddess

If we are counting Memo as a solo song then mine would be

1. Memo From Turner
2. God Gave Me Everything ( I love Lenny Kravitz on guitar,killer riff)
3. Just Another Night
4. Don't Tear Me Up
5. Half A Loaf

I said Ruthelss people earlier but I was being kind of sarcastic. Im not too familiar with the mIck solo carrear but from what I've heard like Memo From Turner and Don't Tear Me up the best.

Gazza Wrote:
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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...!


...tis true.......Mick's got nothing to be ashamed of.

ryanpow Wrote:
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> I said Ruthelss people earlier but I was being
> kind of sarcastic. Im not too familiar with the
> mIck solo carrear but from what I've heard like
> Memo From Turner and Don't Tear Me up the best.


do yourself a favour and get Wandering Spirit right now!

you can't catch me!

Wired All Night or the Mother Of A Man/Think combo.

JumpingKentFlash

i of course go with "Wandering Spirit"! but other great songs are Sweet Thing, Wired All Night, Out of focus and Don´t tear me up! In fact there are not only on Wandering Spirit good songs, but in think they are his best solo songs!

She`s the Boss - Lucky in Love
Primitive Cool - Throwaway
Wandering spirit - Wired all night , Mother of Man , Don`t tear me up
Goddes in a Doorway - God gave me everything , Let it down , Gun ( Pete T. on guitar !) , Lucky Day - very good record !

WIRED ALL NIGHT!!!!!

Evening Gown
Hard Woman
Don't Call Me Up
Say You Will

Gee, I forgot all about " Half A Loaf and " Lucky Day" !! Add those to my list.

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


An enjoyable enough album, but hardly a series of original compositions lets face it.

Plus, its more a case of Keith producing the Wingless Angels - whilst he performs on it, its not exactly a solo album or one dominated by his playing - and it took over 20 years to come to fruition (he's talking about it in that Old Grey Whistle Test interview in 1974 where he looks like he's about to nod off)

And its been a decade since he finished it. Keith's repeated pot shots at Mick's solo output get a bit tiresome after a while when you see what little output HE has brought to the table in the last decade by comparison.

Let's Work

Evening gown...quite a parting shot at Ms Hall

'parting shot' ? If anything, its quite affectionate. Plus, they were still together when he wrote it and would be for another six years

Gazza Wrote:
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> jamesfdouglas Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > What about the obscure and generally
> unavailable
> > world beat reggae for yuppies thingy he did?
>
>
> An enjoyable enough album, but hardly a series of
> original compositions lets face it.
>
> Plus, its more a case of Keith producing the
> Wingless Angels - whilst he performs on it, its
> not exactly a solo album or one dominated by his
> playing - and it took over 20 years to come to
> fruition (he's talking about it in that Old Grey
> Whistle Test interview in 1974 where he looks like
> he's about to nod off)
>
> And its been a decade since he finished it.
> Keith's repeated pot shots at Mick's solo output
> get a bit tiresome after a while when you see what
> little output HE has brought to the table in the
> last decade by comparison.


I was trying to drip with sarcasm!

And 4 the record - Memo From Turner is definately a Mick solo song for all its intents and purposes.

I also really like Just Another Night, nothing erally from Primitive Cool, I love Wandering Spirit to death, and about 1/2 of Godess in the Doorway. If things Could be Different is also a great song, and his version of Everybody Knows about my Good Thing w/ Gary Moore rocks!

jamesfdouglas Wrote:
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> Gazza Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > jamesfdouglas Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > What about the obscure and generally
> > unavailable
> > > world beat reggae for yuppies thingy he did?
> >
> >
> > An enjoyable enough album, but hardly a series
> of
> > original compositions lets face it.
> >
> > Plus, its more a case of Keith producing the
> > Wingless Angels - whilst he performs on it, its
> > not exactly a solo album or one dominated by
> his
> > playing - and it took over 20 years to come to
> > fruition (he's talking about it in that Old
> Grey
> > Whistle Test interview in 1974 where he looks
> like
> > he's about to nod off)
> >
> > And its been a decade since he finished it.
> > Keith's repeated pot shots at Mick's solo
> output
> > get a bit tiresome after a while when you see
> what
> > little output HE has brought to the table in
> the
> > last decade by comparison.
>
>
> I was trying to drip with sarcasm!


Shite....and to think I wasted my breath with all of that for nothing!