Lens-Artists Challenge #297: Music to my Eyes
I included the video in case you want to add it to your play list.
Have loved the Rolling Stones for most of my life. The first song I heard on the radio when I was around ten was Little Red Rooster. Dad always kept chooks for eggs and Sunday roast.
This was one of my early first bred rooster. My daughter named him Flaming Prince.
Another rhythm & blues as only the Stones could do. Out of Time an original Jagger/Richards composition
A rollicking tune that just flows along – Tumbling Dice
Sometimes you’ll find me Sitting on a Fence preferably not barbed wire. Eastern Rosellas don’t care. Not afraid to try something new, the Stones played acoustic guitars and no drums.
The dynamic changed when amazing guitarist Mick Taylor joined the line up. A driving beat to get you All Down the Line
Another laid back song. Now when it is performed on stage the age of the woman at the bar gets older. The Spider and The Fly
Make a wish
This one is a bit obvious but of course She’s a Rainbow
Never be in the same paddock as Wild Horses. This Rolling Stones song is a slow beautiful ballad
This is my guitar warm up song as I can play it any way I want from a rock to a real country style. Ronnie Wood replaced Mick Taylor when he reckoned being a Rolling Stone would kill him.
Just send me Dead Flowers to my weddin’………..
Everyone knows I am a Child of the Moon. This is the B Side of Jumping Jack Flash 45rpm single
“Child of the moon, rub your rainy eyes
Child of the moon
Give me a wide-awake crescent-shaped smile”
I know I mostly end with a song and this post is full of songs, a lot of my favourites. I couldn’t include another of my childhood memory songs that sent me along the rock and roll life. Alas I don’t have a photo for so I am ending with a favourite from 1964. Under the Boardwalk
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