What's your favorite extended outro?

[franksguitar]

Originally Posted by TwoTubMan

"Astronomy" from BOC's "Some Enchanted Evening". Just a wicked, wicked solo from Mr. Dharma.

I had the pleasure of playing 2nd guitar on Astronomy live at a club in 1997 with Buck. I still listen to the tape from time to time.

[goodwill559]

Originally Posted by dwes

"Tonight" Ozzy/Randy.:AOK

Yes, definately a great one.

[Frankee]

Don't know how I forgot, but the outro to The Killing Moon by Echo & Teh Bunnymen gets me every time.

[mcknigs]

Originally Posted by Robertito

"Loan Me A Dime," by Boz Scaggs.

Oh yeah! Good one.


One of my favorites is "Born To Move," on CCR's Pendulum album. The song sort of ends, then a second section starts with a spare bass solo over I and IV. The bass gets more involved as the drums come in and after a while a Hammond solo starts and the whole thing just gets more and more intense and goes on for quite a while. I can't recall offhand whether it fades or not.

-Scott

[TwoTubMan]

Originally Posted by mcknigs

One of my favorites is "Born To Move," on CCR's Pendulum album. The song sort of ends, then a second section starts with a spare bass solo over I and IV. The bass gets more involved as the drums come in and after a while a Hammond solo starts and the whole thing just gets more and more intense and goes on for quite a while. I can't recall offhand whether it fades or not.

-Scott

That album often gets a bad rap, but I wore out a few 8-tracks of it back in the day. "Pagan Baby" is a killer set opener, too.

[Soul Driver]

Close call between The Concept - Teenage Fanclub or The Circle - Ocean Colour Scene for me.

[jowe]

Gnr - Paradise City, November Rain, Nightrain , Rocket Queen.

[m1911]

Originally Posted by Franklin

From the Allmans Fillmore Concerts, "You Don't Love Me". The song is like 3:00 long, but the whole track is 19:24. The outro is at least 15 mins long!!

It's funny you mention that one.....
About three years ago my kid had to audition to get into Berklee, so we joked that when he walks in, sits down, he should say....
"Now I'll do "You Don't Love Me" from Fillmore East starting at 11 minutes in where Duane begins noodling".

Good call!

[T.Wesley]

Baby Really Loves Me by dada

--chiba

[mcknigs]

Originally Posted by TwoTubMan

That album [CCR Pendulum] often gets a bad rap, but I wore out a few 8-tracks of it back in the day. "Pagan Baby" is a killer set opener, too.

It's the first CCR album I ever owned and one of the first albums I ever owned. That's probably why it's my favorite.

Currently enjoying the work of a smokin' female quartet known as The Nickorettes, comprised of Melanie Haver, Audrey Farber, Susan Underhill and Betty Jo Bialoski.

I caught their act at The Old Same Place.

-Scott

[slopeshoulder]

any 5 minute solo by richard thompson at the end of a tune (especially live).

[WahmBoomAh]

+1 on ;
I Want You (She's So Heavy) - The Beatles


love stevie`s drum fills on ;

He's Misstra Know It All

[blitznlive]

Mick Taylor's outro on "Sway", Rolling Stones "Sticky Fingers" album.

[flvinny521]

Slightly different style than most of the suggestions so far, but I have always had a thing for "Only in Dreams" by Weezer.

[Powerpopfan]

Originally Posted by Monster Tone

Close call between The Concept - Teenage Fanclub or The Circle - Ocean Colour Scene for me.

good call! The ending of the Concept never fails to do it for me.