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From left to right, Marianne Faithfull, Dodie West, Carol Ann Ford, Nicholas Parsons, Patrick Wymark, Lynda Baron, and Johnny Briggs at Trafalgar Square singing Christmas carols, December 20, 1965.
She went from this to a Jezebel in less than 18 months.
Marianne Faithfull photographed by Slim Aarons, 1968.
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i dunno where it's originally from if somebody can tell me please do. i haven't finished watching this doc yet i'll do it tomorrow!
Marianne Faithfull photographed by Michael Ward, 1967.
Marianne Faithfull, circa 1966
Meet MARIANNE FAITHFULL - and her husband, JOHN
THE LOVELY LADY sitting in the rocker is Mrs. John Dunbar (that's him hovering over her), but you probably know her better as Marianne Faithfull - beautiful top recording star for London Records. Marianne, who is just 18, was discovered a year ago by Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham. First thing he noticed how pretty she was and when she told him she sould sing Andrew trotted her straight off to the recording studio. Her first record, As Tears Go By, was written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richard for her. Her next English hit was Bob Dylan's Blowin' In The Wind. Summer Nights is her most recent in a series of hits. Marianne met John over two years ago at a students' party in Cambridge. "I used to go to parties for two reasons," Marianne openly admits. "To get something to eat and in hopes of meeting a 'university type' who might make a good husband." "When I first saw Marianne," John, who is equally candid, says, "the first thought that went through my head was I fancy that bird. She must've fancied me, too!" Marianne and John got married in May and are soon expecting their first little Dunbar. If it's a boy, he will be called Nicholas. If it's a girl, then she's to be called Lisa(?). John must be hoping for a boy, for he's collecting scads of Superman-type comic books. Marianne was educated in a convent school. She is the daughter of a university lecturer and a ballet dancer. She loves reading, especially poetry-and got best school grades in English Lit. Her favourite colors are pink and brown and she is quite good at cooking meat(?) dishes and prepearing salads. The Dunbars have a cat named "Mirella(?)" and a Dalmatinian dog named "Sarah Bingley." "Sarah" herself just become a mom! John studies art and is not athletic at all, so Marianne pursues her hobby of horseback riding alone. Marianne has blue eyes and long blonde hair. She is five feet four inches tall and wears a size ten dress. Joan Baez(?) is her favorite singer. She got a thrill recently when Paul McCartney told an English newspaper that she was one of his favorite singers because she sang with so much feeling and warmth.
MARIANNE FAITHFULL at the Sanremo Music Festival. January 1967.
“You can't get rid of me that easily,” I replied (there's a little bit of truth in all kidding). “Don't be so silly, darling. God, I thought I'd really lost you this time.”🥀🥀🥀
“Wild horses,” I said, “wouldn't drag me away.” My mother was there, too. I think she'd been by my side the entire six days🪷
Mick had been drumming back and forth from the movie location. Nothing stops Mick when he's working, not even an attempted suicide! I wouldn't expect different. (“Faithfull: An Autobiography")💐
📸Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithful at the Butler Society Dinner at Kilkenny Castle during their trip to Dublin, 13th August 1967🌹
Via @60sfactorygirl on Instagram🌸
Marianne Faithfull pictured with members of Radio London pictured on the Pirate Radio Ship. 8th May 1965.
📸 David Johnson
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Chrissie Shrimpton - Mick Jagger's girlfriend in 1963-1966.
Chrissie was the inspiration for the songs:
Under My Thumb: One of the most famous songs inspired by their relationship. The lyrics about changing power dynamics and "taming" one's partner are often associated with Chrissie.
Stupid Girl: This song was written at a time when their relationship was beginning to fall apart and reflects Jagger's frustration and critical view of women at the time.
Play with Fire: A song warning a girl from a wealthy family not to play with fire, it is considered a reference to her social background and their conflicts.
Out of Time: A song about the end of a relationship and how the person in question no longer means anything to the author, it was written shortly after their breakup.
19th Nervous Breakdown: Jagger admitted that the inspiration for this hit about a mentally unstable girl was partly the stress and arguments he experienced in his relationship with Chrissie.
Yesterday’s Papers: The first song Jagger wrote alone (without Keith Richards) for the album Between the Buttons asks, “Who wants yesterday’s papers?” Metaphorically, it refers to his faded relationship with Chrissie at a time when he was beginning a new romance with Marianne Faithfull.
I need this 🖤
Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull's flat on Cheyne Walk after their 1969 bust.
