wild horses couldn't drag me away

When the train left the station ...

It had two lights on behind
Yeah, when the train left the station
It had two lights on behind
Whoa, the blue light was my baby
And the red light was my mind

We were talking with my band mates about Robert Johnson.. and all the legend that throws shadow over his name..

I think I first heard about him on the crossroads story about selling his soul..

Once when I first had Let It Bleed on my stereo I got hooked on Love In Vain... And was highly surprised that wasn't a Stones original... Then I realized what a great writer Robert Johnson was ..

She comes in colors everywhere ...

If the whole 60's had to be defined in one song.. this one could be a real potential choice..

It brings the naivety and joy of that magical decade and particularly the year of 1967.. when the summer of love happened..

I can imagine how they got inspired.. watching the girls dressed on that psychedelic fashion, colorful clothes, flowers on their hair.. hippie stuff..

I love the "non-blues-based" Stones songs, as Ruby Tuesday, Dandelion, The Lantern or She's a Rainbow.