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Songs with great outros

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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.

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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.

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The obvious one for me is Dave Gilmour's soaring solo:     I know there's a part III, but let's conveniently ignore it.

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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.

 

Add 'Last Child' to Aerosmith's impressive list of outros. In fact, most of 'Rocks' for that matter.

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All You Need is Love is great for Paul's self-referencing She Loves You.

 

Also, does this count? 

 

 

From about 3.25.  An opera singer joins Damien Rice in the studio.  In fact she unexpectedly bursts through the door when nobody's looking.

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Beatles - I want you (she's so heavy)

Jimi Hendrix - Castles made of sand

Thee Dirty Three - Authentic Celestial music

Beck - The new pollution

Santana - Black magic woman

Oasis - Columbia

Portishead - Glorybox

Great shout.  It just builds and builds until there's only one way out...

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