Could be both Micks, Keith, Bill, Ronnie or The Charlie Watt's Orchestra even. Pick your top three solo tunes. Here's mine.

"Evening Gown" MJ
"Wicked As it Seems" Keith
"Seven Days" Ronnie

Alternate guilty pleasure "Si,Si Je Suis Un Rock Star". Sorry those tinkling syths just kind of stick in your head!

Hate it When You leave
How I Wish
Run Rudolph Run

Hate It When You Leave
Wicked As It Seems
Sweet Thing
Make No Mistake (couldn't leave that one out )

Don't tear me up
I can feel the fire
Wandering Spirit

As above but include Hate it when you leave.

If Winos count, should we include Faces? Would be fair...

Anyway:
1) Rockawhile
2) I Could Have Stood You Up
3) Whip It Up (Live)

Faces was a band. Keith Richard & The Expensive Winos was more of a Keith solo project

take it so hard
don't tear me up
999

Je Suis Un Rock Star

"Memo From Turner"
"Seven Days"
"Hate It When You Leave"

But many bubbling under...

- Doxa

take it so hard by keith

Keith:
Take It So Hard
How I Wish
Demon

Mick:
Throwaway
Evening Gown
Don't Tear Me Up

Of course, Keith has more - there's hardly a half bad one in the lot - both albums are excellent. Mick though - he's got some loafs (ha ha). I liked Say You Will but the synths in it ruin it. Most of Boss is bad but I always liked Lucky In Love and Secrets. Spirit is the best though - Hang On To Me Tonight is exceptional as well, plus Wired All Night and Put Me In The Trash.

Ronnie - I only have Slide On Live. I've found his albums - a friend of mine has several (the one that says Ronnie Woods with the line through the S) and I've always found him difficult to...listen to.

mick : dancing in the starlight / hard woman / let's make it up and almost of what the guy do (really a genious isn't it )

Memo From Turner - Mick
Breathe On Me - Ronnie
We Had It All - Keith

Take it So Hard
Seven Days
Evening Gown

[www.reverbnation.com]

Thankfully, nobody's chosen State of Shock.

Perhaps the nadir of my relationship with the Stones music and musicians.

I forgot all about "State of Shock". Was it written by a three year old? Man, if we wanted to go negative it has to be one of the worst songs with Stones involvement doesn't it?

1. How I Wish
2. I Could Have Stood You Up
3. Vision Of Paradise

Far East Man
Take it So Hard
Too Far Gone

Coming Down Again

You Don't Move Me - Keith
Make No Mistake - Keith
I Can Feel The Fire - Ronnie Wood (check this classic video with Ronnie and Keith)






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mckalk
I forgot all about "State of Shock". Was it written by a three year old? Man, if we wanted to go negative it has to be one of the worst songs with Stones involvement doesn't it?

I like this myself...

Not sure how many people here are aware, but this was originally recorded as a duet between Michael Jackson & Freddie Mercury. (Un)fortunately they fell out, so Mick Jagger overdubbed Freddie's parts. The Michael Jackson / Freddie Mercury duet remains unreleased...& here it is:







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Kyrie Elison, pagan Hungary

Great question!

Mine are the same as everyone else

Seven Days
Hate It When You Leave
Evening Gown
Could Have Stood You Up


I forgot about We Had It All. I think I'll put that in place of Evening Gown.



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I'm probably in the minority, but I think it would put a neat spin on shows that can be somewhat predictable to throw in a Ronnie, Keith or Mick solo tune on occassion. Cast aside the egos mates, I think the Stones could do a helluva job on "Evening Gown", "Could Have Stood You Up" or "I Can Feel the Fire" to name three. Keith, Mick and Ronnie certainly include Stones songs in their solo shows.



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sure the one you need, make no mistake, breathe on me-new bararians

I Can Feel The Fire, Whip It Up, and Let's Work.

I'm not kidding on that last one, by the way. I friggin' love that song.

Memo From Turner

Sure The One You Need

Gimme Shelter (Keith live with the Winos)

I Can Feel The Fire
Memo From Turner
Evening Gown

if the stones tour again Keith Should do Hate It When You Leave on his set. Maybe Berndard could do back up vocals.

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mckalk
I'm probably in the minority, but I think it would put a neat spin on shows that can be somewhat predictable to throw in a Ronnie, Keith or Mick solo tune on occassion. Cast aside the egos mates, I think the Stones could do a helluva job on "Evening Gown", "Could Have Stood You Up" or "I Can Feel the Fire" to name three. Keith, Mick and Ronnie certainly include Stones songs in their solo shows.

I agree, but I think the biggest obstacle would be Keith...