(Inspired by calldapplwondery83's "Intros" post)


My current favorite comes from Joey DeFrancesco's...



...Organic Vibes

At the end of marvelously played instrumental version of I Thought About You (a lush Johnny Mercer/Jimmy Van Heusen ballad), the music fades down and you think the next cut is on the way.

After about 2 seconds you hear this voice that could only come from a seasoned Jazz veteran saying, "If you don't like that, you don't like ice cream. Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha."


The second one that immediately comes to mind is Otis Redding whistling away the ending to The Dock of the Bay.

Writing about Otis Redding reminded me of another of his songs...



...Tramp w/Carla Thomas, from the same album that had a pretty cool ending.

CT: You're a tramp, Otis.
OR: No I'm not.
CT: I don't care what you say, you're still a tramp.
OR: What's wrong with that?
CT: Look here. You ain't even got no money.
OR: I got everything.
CT: You can't buy me all those minks and sables and all that stuff I want.
OR: I can buy you minks, rats, frogs, squirrels, rabbits, ...anything you want woman.
CT: Look, you can go out in the Georgia woods and find them baby.
OR: Oh, you goofy.
CT: You're still a tramp.
OR: That's all right.
CT: You a tramp, Otis. You just a tramp.
OR: That's all right.
CT: You wear overalls. You need a haircut baby. Cut off some of that hair off your head. You think you a lover, huh?


Then there's that Beatles tune with the super long piano ending.


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I know there are many but the first to pop into my head is the outro to

"Bold As Love" - Hendrix
"Gypsy Eyes" - Hendrix
"Burning Of The Midnight Lamp" - Hendrix
"Honey Chile" - Jackson Five
"Today" - Graham Central Station
"Delirous" Prince
"He's So Dull" Vanity 6
"onedayi'mgonnabesomebody" The Time
"Darling Nikki" Prince

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One of my favorites is the conversation at the end of Stevie Wonder's tune, "Sweet Little Girl"..".....Now don't make me,uh, mad, and act like a Nigga....."



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I saw this thread coming a mile away.....


I have to think about this a bit.

"If you don't eat yer meat, you can't have any pudding.
How can you have any pudding if you don't eat yer meat?

Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears
Accept - Princess of the Dawn

Well yeah, of course I have to mention Zeppelin's "The Crunge".

"Has anybody seen the bridge?
Bridge?

(Have you seen the bridge?)
I ain't seen the bridge!

(Where's that confounded bridge?)"

blackguitaristz said:

All good.

I might throw The Stars That Play With Laughing Sam's Dice up in the Hendrix list.

Now if you look to your right you'll see Saturn
If you look to your left you'll see Mars
I hope you brought your parachutes with you
Hey, hey look out!
Look out for that door
DON'T OPEN THAT DOOR
DON'T OPEN THAT DOOR



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paligap said:

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John Lennon - Mother
Clash - London Calling
Michael Jackson - Sunset Driver
Kate Bush - Cloudbusting

lilgish said:

Great tune intro to outro.


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minneapolisgenius said:

Just call me Master of the Obvious.


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wham bam thank you maam! near the end of Suffragette City.

I love the simple guitar part at the end of the jacksons "destiny". I learnt that riff LOL

theAudience said:

yea, that outro always sticks out.

minneapolisgenius said:

On the Zeppelin tip, the bangin' left to right guitars on What Is And What Should Never Be.

And the fading..."I want you." from The Plant.


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My favorite is on Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite, the 10 minute silence after "The Suite Theme" and then the music resumes and then fades. For a long time it would trip me out, expecially on dates because usually I'd be sitting in the ride trying to talk my way into sme panties and then the song would ease back on and that would trip the chicks out. Basically settin' the mood for me! Thanks Maxy!
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Slick Rick - Mona Lisa

Heres one knowone would know, but i love it


Mic Murphy " I dream about you"


Those synth snares just pound ur speakers and will blow 'em up if the treble is too high. Love it

Great to see I inspired a thread here!

There's is however only right answer to THIS question, and that is Prince's "When 2 r in love".

theAudience said:

Yes. Must listen to it now but "Since I've Been Lovin' You: just came on the radio.

LuxuryBrown said:

If that's the case, try Jimi's 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be).

All the returning flying saucer and out-of-this-world soundscaping should definitely take your date over the edge.



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theAudience said:

Will do!

theAudience said:

My favorite Jimi song.

For P I gotta go with When Doves Cry

paligap said:

yep.

Aud, yep. Stars that play L.S.D. is a bangin' cut period! The outro is very cool on that one.

blackguitaristz said:

"Honey Chile" is insane strictly because of the drum fills are so over the top that homeboy sounded like somebody had a gun stuck up to his head!

paligap said:

Another cool outro of Stevie's is "Maybe Your Baby". Also, Parliament's "Flashlight"....."Everybody's got a little light....under the sun...under the sun...under the sun..under the sun."