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    In The Rolling Stones' 'Sympathy For The Devil' Mick Jagger sings, "And I layed tracks for troubadors who get killed before they reached Bombay." What is he referring to?

    Question #30458. Asked by Sticky Fingers. (Mar 23 03 9:17 PM)


    kerry8888

    		there is some support for the theory that jagger is referring to the beatles on their pilgimmage to india with the maharishi mahesh yogi.

    Apr 10 03, 12:13 PM

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