Love in Vain lesson - Robert Johnson, Rolling Stones

Love in Vain, great song, written by Robert Johnson, but this lesson is based upon Keith Richard's interpretation of the song. The Rolling Stones first placed it on their Let it Bleed album in 1969, but then performed it on their live set, Get Yer Ya Ya's Out album.

The lyrics:

Well I followed her to the station, with a suitcase in my hand
Yeah I followed her to the station, with a suitcase in my hand
Well its hard to tell, its hard to tell, when all your love's in vain

When the train come in the station, I looked her in the eye
Well the train come in the station, I looked her in the eye
Woah I felt so sad, so lonesome, that I could not help but cry

When the train left the station, it had two lights on behind
When the train left the station, it had two lights on behind
Well the blue light was my baby, and the red light was my mind


Cheers.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Blues
• guitar
• Love
• in
• Vain
• Rolling
• Stones
• lesson
• cover

[Trex8137]

Thanks for posting this, I alway's loved RJ and TRS version of this song. Never thought I'd ever come close to playing either though. Great lesson!

[VGStratGuy]

@Trex8137

Thanks for the comment, I appreciate that.

[Jeddystardog]

your roadie is bloody rough with the string spools around the heads ! Nice player tho !!

[VGStratGuy]

@Jeddystardog

I like that, yea, my roadie is horrible. :-)

[ChristineChristine01]

fantastic !

[VGStratGuy]

@ChristineChristine01

Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate that.

[ferfried6]

That's a good work.

Thanks for posting your

vidios man!!!!

[turydragon]

very awesome. thanks, hope to see more videos later on.

[filthandglamour]

try this

youtube.com/watch?v=UywoVVgu4y­E

[carlopstar]

hey dude, it would be wonderfl if u posted a video showing both hands... it would be easier to figure out de arpeggios... thanks in advance... great job. congratulations

[toad212]

very good