Songs with great outros

[Boss]

Been listening to the new Iggy Pop record a lot recently. It's got a track on it called Sunday which has a great outro.

 

 

It starts at 3.29. I love the three duelling guitar parts taking off into the a capella vocals and then the incredible orchestral strings at the end. 

 

What are some of your favourite musical outros?

[General Dryness]

Obvious one.

 

[General Dryness]

Always loved the outro of this one. Takes me back to the halcyon days of 95.

 

[razor]

The obvious one for me is Dave Gilmour's soaring solo:

 

 

I know there's a part III, but let's conveniently ignore it.

[razor]

Speaking of songs in "parts", I have always loved the second part of Rod Stewart's Killing of Georgie (though I know it's Don't Let Me Down):

 

 

I didn't know this video existed.  For such a moving eulogy and politically-conscious war-cry for the dispossessed gay liberation movement, you'd think he'd try to forgo the coke and vodka on this occasion.  But alas...

[razor]

And finally: Layla.

 

It's fantastic in its own right from 2.30 onwards, but then we get the Part II from 3 mins.  Great stuff.

 

 

Eric Claptout was great on his day.

[Lee909]

Duane Allman being the legend he was on Wilson Pickets cover of Hey Jude

From 2:40

 

 

[Carvalho Diablo]

I Am The Resurrection by The Stone Roses.

 

The Feeling's Back by Suicidal Tendencies (possibly my favourite ever guitar solo).

[Mook]

Out on the tiles - Led Zeppelin

 

Birds of Fire - The Mahavishnu Orchestra

 

Ordinary Pain - Stevie Wonder

 

Stand - Sly & the Family Stone

 

The funky drummer - James Brown

 

Space Truckin' - Deep Purple

 

Snowblind - Black Sabbath

 

Master of eyes - Aretha Franklin

 

[Trumo]

Obvious one.

 

And finally: Layla.

 

It's fantastic in its own right from 2.30 onwards, but then we get the Part II from 3 mins.  Great stuff.

 

The first two I had in mind when I saw the thread title.

[King Emlyn]

Another time another place - Bryan Ferry

 

If there is something -Roxy Music

 

the Bewlay Brothers - Bowie

 

John Finns wife - Nick Cave

 

Paranoid android - Radiohead

[ZonkoVille77]

Bang and Blame - REM.

[stringvest]

Out on the tiles - Led Zeppelin Birds of Fire - The Mahavishnu Orchestra Ordinary Pain - Stevie Wonder Stand - Sly & the Family Stone The funky drummer - James Brown Space Truckin' - Deep Purple Snowblind - Black Sabbath Master of eyes - Aretha Franklin

 

 

there speaks a connoisseur.

[razor]

Another time another place - Bryan Ferry

 

If there is something -Roxy Music

 

the Bewlay Brothers - Bowie

 

John Finns wife - Nick Cave

 

Paranoid android - Radiohead

 

Bake me pie I'm starving for me gravy!

[Mook]

Out on the tiles - Led Zeppelin

 

Birds of Fire - The Mahavishnu Orchestra

 

Ordinary Pain - Stevie Wonder

 

Stand - Sly & the Family Stone

 

The funky drummer - James Brown

 

Space Truckin' - Deep Purple

 

Snowblind - Black Sabbath

 

Master of eyes - Aretha Franklin

 

I've come in to fix this so it's actually readable, fucking Tapatalk does my head in.

 

I was thinking about this on the train this morning & Stevie Wonder has loads of great outros on his 70s LPs, He's mistra know it all, Ordinary Pain, I believe when I fall in love, that one he done with The Jackson 5.

 

Another one is Sweet Emotion by Aerosmith.

[SammyAftershave]

If I recall correctly it was the drummer Jim Gordon that came up with beautiful piano solo on Layla. His further work included the brutal murdering of his Mother with a hammer during a psychotic episode. True story.

[SammyAftershave]

You can't always get what you want - The Rolling Stones.

 

Charlie has just kicked up a couple of gears just before it frustratingly fades out.

[Total Longo]

Wanderlust by Wild Beasts. 

[Red_or_Dead]

Love the drums and backwards guitar at the end of this:

 

 

Another obvious one and probably a completely song which they bolted on during the recording process:

 

[KMD7]

Does ths end bit of Baker Street count as an outro? I like it anyway

[magicrat]

Racing in the Street

Close the thread !

[Babb'sBurstNad]

 

Great intro and outro.

 

On the subject of outros, I always find Sympathy for the Devil's to be a bit funny, as Mick screams like a loon.

[cochyn]

Kid Charlemagne by Steely Dan. Sounds like Larry Carlton is ready to go absolutely off on one as it fades out

[Mook]

Kid Charlemagne by Steely Dan. Sounds like Larry Carlton is ready to go absolutely off on one as it fades out

 

Brilliant shout that, I'm out of rep, sorry.

 

Another one off that LP is the song, The Royal Scam, Fagan is playing a mental piano chord every few bars as it fades out & it sounds ominous as fuck.

[Stickman]

Jump into the Fire..Harry Nilsson, brilliant drum solo played by the great Jim Gordon

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QghwNqlCRE

 

Rolling Stones , Can't you hear me knocking ? With some fantastic sax playing by the late Bobby Keys

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEquib8VmQo