I would have to say either Jones, I Can't Be Satisfied, or Keith, in Little Queenie, Ya Ya's '69. What do you guys and gals think?

JR



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I've always loved Keith's solo on Sympathy from Ya Ya's.

When The Whip Comes Down from Sucking In The Seventies has a great solo... Ronnie?

Mick Taylor's solo in YCAGWYW (Brussels 1973) takes some beating.

Mick Taylor's " Love In Vain " lead from Ladies and Gentlemen is worthy of note! Awesome. fluid, beautiful.

Keith on Gimme Shelter

Wow, tough call that. There are so many to choose from. I'll have to have listen to a few tunes and get back to you.

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Mick Taylor's solo in YCAGWYW (Brussels 1973) takes some beating.

Their are no other correct answers.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

Ok, I've been litening to a few sides and here are my favorites at the moment, by guitarist:

Keith: Bitch (from Sticky Fingers)
Brian: Can't Be Satisfied
Ronnie: Crackin' Up (From Love Live)
Mick Taylor: Too many to choose from but if I were forced to then Love In Vain from Leeds 1971.

Keith: Its All Over Now(I cant help it!)
Mick T.: You Cant Always Get What You Want from ANY 72-73 Tour Performance
Brian: I Wanna Be Your Man(CRAZY slide!)
Ronnie: slide guitar on The Storm(but I cant resist saying my fav Ron "geeetar" is
The Faces Stay With Me)

Ronnie's solo on Start Me Up from Flashpoint (and that entire tour) is one of my all time faves. And ironically his solo on Tumbling Dice from the Voodoo ppv was really good as is the one on the Stripped B-side/Rarities recording.

Mick T - Love In Vain on Ya-Ya's for certain, and CYKMK.

Mick Taylor Midnight Rambler Ya Yas

Taylor from any Shelter or SFM in the 70's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I like the solo in She said yeah.

The Heart of stone solo as far as I know was studied note by note on Jimmy Page transcription. Sublime.



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My top 5 Stones guitar solos:

1. Winter
2. Time Waits for No-one
3. Gimme Shelter
4. Bitch
5. Tumbling Dice live in Brussels 1973

Mick on Bitch, Mick on Sway, Ronnie on Worried About Ya

mick on sway best ever by very far for me.

Keith's Berry-style guitar on Down The Road Apiece has always been an absolute favourite. Live wise, I’d say Carol from Ya Ya's is a highlight and Sympathy For The Devil from any of those Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle shows. An honourable mention should also go to his ferocious work on Live With Me, Brixton '95.

My favourite Brian guitar is his slide solo on I Wanna Be Your Man.

My favourite Mick Taylor work is on Sympathy from Ya Ya's. I always felt he was underappreciated in the studio, though his guitar on Sway is very good.

Ronnie? Wild Horses from Knebworth '76. Hands down. He has never played such a great solo since.

Ry Cooder's slide guitar solo on Sister Morphine!

Jones: I Wanna Be Your Man (it must be, it's his only solo, albeit a great one)
Keith: studio Sympathy
Wood: Hot Stuff '76 tour and Neighbours '81 tour
Taylor: Heartbeaker and Gimme Shelter, London 9/9/73

Other: Cooder on Sister Morphine, Wayne Perkins on Woried About You.

Mathijs

gimme shelter
wild horses
sympathy
hand of fate

>> Mick on Bitch <<

Amused my dear: that's Keith playin the solo on Bitch.

MT on dead flowers from ladies and gentleman

Mick Taylor on Dead Flowers

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>> Mick on Bitch <<

Amused my dear: that's Keith playin the solo on Bitch.

shame on me! there are two guitars and I've just messed them.
at least Mick is playing it in a wonderful way with Herbie Mann, isn't he?

and, speaking of WAY, I - of course - mean 2004 live version by Ronnie! ^^

Time Waits For No One
Can't You Hear Me Knocking

There is NO WAY any live version of SWAY by Ronnie(and I'm one of his biggest fans) can hold a light to the studio version with Mick T.'s magic lead!!

Ronnie: YCAGWYW from Love You Live
Keith: Sympathy from Beggars
Mick: Just about anything from 72-73 live

Can you hear me knocking



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Route 66
I Wanna Be Your Man
Time Is On My Side (not sure if it can be included as Mick talks over it!)