"Paint It Black" is a landmark 1966 song by The Rolling Stones, notable for its incorporation of sitar melodies into a rock arrangement. It became one of the first Western pop songs to feature this Indian classical instrument prominently, reflecting the growing influence of Eastern music during the psychedelic era.
The song "Paint It Black", originally by The Rolling Stones, gained renewed attention through Ramin Djawadi's haunting instrumental cover for the Westworld series, blending rock origins with cinematic tension.
Iconic psychedelic rock song with Eastern musical influences from the album "Aftermath".
"Paint It Black" is a classic rock song by The Rolling Stones, notable for its use of sitar and dark lyrical themes. It became a symbol of the 1960s counterculture and British Invasion.
Iconic 1966 rock song featuring sitar elements that became one of The Rolling Stones' signature anti-war anthems, reflecting the Vietnam War era tensions.
