I would have to say You Can't Always Get What You Want recorded in Sydney, Australia February 27, 1973...Mick Taylor absolutely burned a flawless, fluid break...none better in my humble opinion.

Rob,
Sittin' in a bar tipplin' a jar in Jackson...

Bye Bye Johnny from Charlotte 1972

That's a good one but I would have to with MSG July 26

MT on Love In Vain from the night before is no slouch either

Time Waits For No One - obviously studio.

Are there any outtakes of this song?

"No Anchovies, Please"

Maybe Keith on Texas Rangers in Dallas november 1989.
Sympathy fOR tHE Devil

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never too old or young to rocknroll!!!!!!

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> Time Waits For No One - obviously studio.
>
> Are there any outtakes of this song?


Unfortunately all I've seen/heard are different mixes of the song, never a completely different take.

Keith's solo on the studio SFTD. Definitive -- perfect. That last punched bit of distortion. No Berry-isms. Pure Stones. Forget the second banana on any other boot or official release.



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Ronnie's solo on Wild Horses, Knebworth 1976

One of the greats
LA July 10 1975...Ronnie...You Cant Always Get
Shoots for the clouds and hits 'em........Crippling stuff...Play Way Loud



ROCKMAN

Ronnie on Shine A Light / Stripped

YOu know what makes this such a hard decision.
How many other bands have covered such a huge variety of styles with such consistant quality and without losing their unique essense. Not one.
There simply too much variety of excellence to single anything out !

bassplayer617 Wrote:
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> Forget the second banana
> on any other boot or official release.

in regard to the taylor years, don't worry little bunnie, we'll never forget keith...



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studio : can't you hear me knockin'?
live : you can't always get what you want, australia 1973

what about the early years...2120 Michigan Avenue, Its all over now, etc

the last one that kill me "So Young", Paris'78 live sessions, Ronnie(?)

studio: BITCH

Keith on STDF and Mick Taylor on Gimme Shelter in 1973.

Respectable - Some Girls

Gimme Shelter - studio version, the essence of it all

I love the solo's from Keith & MT,but the more than 6 minutes solo on
You Can't Always Get What You Want, from Ronnie,played the 27th june 1975 at MSG NY is awsome.

Listen to the 3cd boot "Hold On Tight" or "Welcome Back To New York"
GREAT!!



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This solo on Love in vain is great.

Second solo (Mick Taylor) on Sympathy for the Devil (Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out).

bassplayer617 Wrote:
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> Keith's solo on the studio SFTD. Definitive --
> perfect. That last punched bit of distortion. No
> Berry-isms. Pure Stones. Forget the second banana
> on any other boot or official release.


Perfecto.

STRAY CAT BLUES and SYMPATHY - Get Yer Ya'Ya's Out - MSG, NOV, 1969

Keith's feedback laden solo during Sympathy, from Altamont.

JR

Keith studio: Dirty Work live: Sympathy Altamont
Ronnie studio: Blinded By Rainbows live: YCAGWYW on Love You Live
Mick T studio: Time Waits For No One live: Love In Vain

My vote for best guitar solo on their studio records from 1989 to now goes to:

Ronnie for "Don't Stop"

Live
YCAGWYW July 10th 1975
Gimme Shelter + Street Fighting Man Sept 9th 1973

Studio
Undercover Of The Night
Sway



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Best live recordings imho:
Tie between Taylor on Brussels Affair's Gimme Shelter and the solos (Taylor+Richards) on Ya Ya's Sympathy.

Best studio imho:
I go for the most effective ones, brillance does not matter to me. For that reason: spot #1 for the solos in Tumbling Dice and Tie You Up.

Yeah, I particularly think of Ronnie's solo on Blinded by Rainbows.
It gets under my skin time and time again.

How do you guitar players among us rank it?