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Paul Mccartney photographed by Linda McCartney for the Flaming Pie booklet, 1977.
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The Beatles during rehearsal for The Ed Sullivan Show | 14 August 1965
were Paul and Marianne close? or did they just hang around the same circles?
hiii short answer yes i guess. they called each other friends. long answer they first happened to hang out together bc of peter and gordon since john dunbar was their friend (gordon dated john's sister dunno for how long) so marianne was also visiting ashers' house and they spent time together, with jane too. and then marianne met her future manager, stones manager, at the party where paul and peter were with her. and then they all were hanging out a lot of times at dunbar's flat with marianne... where paul met maggie mcgivern. which is a mess but anyway we're not talking about that rn. then marianne covered yesterday and paul was in the studio with her and always supported her career like a good friend and he was in awe from her talent and voice, even literally trying to sing like her in one of his songs so it is also that kind of closeness too of two artists who appreciate each other very much. paul was very social with a lot of friends back then, doing a lot of different stuff together. they probably were all going to various parties and doing other things occasionally, later with paul also being close to mick (even though well their relationship at that time is kinda more ambigious and funny) nothing really changed between him and marianne here too. too much information sorry here's a few quotes from them and other people talking about this
Paul: "She came into my life in the Sixties and was a beautiful, sweet 17 year old who radiated innocent joy. Then through the years I was lucky enough to run into her and to become a life-long friend. It’s very sad to think that I won’t be meeting her again but my memories of our encounters over the years will always bring me joy."
Paul, from Many Years From Now by Barry Miles: "I knew Marianne directly she came out of the convent. I'd met her at the Ashers' house so I'd see her there socially. She was such a pretty, virginal little thing. Then I remember reading an interview with her and she said, 'I want to experience anything and everything,' and I remember thinking, Ooh hold on now, Marianne. Come on, girl - straight out of the convent to anything and everything?" “When I sang [the song, Here There and Everywhere] in the studio, I remember thinking, I’ll sing it like Marianne Faithfull, something no one would ever know. You get these little things in your mind."
Marianne: "I was good friends with Paul and I much admired John, who I thought was frightening ..."
Marianne, from Many Years From Now by Barry Miles: "It was the first weekend I had sex, the first weekend I met one of the Beatles and the weekend I got discovered. John (Dunbar) took me to meet Peter Asher, who was John's best friend. And that's how I met Jane and met Paul... I remember asking John, did Paul and Jane have sex? He just looked at me like I was stupid and said, 'Of course they do!'"
Eddie Prevost (AMM founder), from The Unknown Paul McCartney and the Avant Garde by Ian Peel: "I think I can recall McCartney together with two or three other people. Possibly Marianne Faithfull and probably Barry Miles. I seem to remember one or other of them joining in by rattling the radiators. Otherwise I can only recall this group of people - who seemed to keep very close together - sitting on the floor..." Miles: "Sometimes the company assembled in Lennox Gardens would experience a great urge to make music. Since most of them were non-musical and therefore restricted to percussion instruments, all of Marianne's gleaming copper-bottomed pots would be dragged from the kitchen and used as bongos..." and there's a lot more, even too much, you can look for this all on my blog if you're really interested...
Great compilation! Their friendship lasted decades. Here's Marianne in an interview in 2009:
There are lot of people who recently have made their best album in years. There’s Leonard Cohen, then there’s Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Paul McCartney’s Fireman album…
That’s very good, The Fireman. I never thought it would stop for Paul – and it wouldn’t have stopped with John [Lennon] either. They’re just really good songwriters, and really that’s the basis of any great record.
The Fireman surprised a lot of people who were probably split in opinion about Paul.
I know, yeah. I really love him because I’ve known him for so long. I’ve known him since I was 17. Mind you, I’ve known Keith [Richards] too since I was 17. This is now 45 years, so I’m not going to be disloyal to Paul. Anyway, I’m fond of him, and I also thought The Fireman was really good – whatever people think about him. He’s also looking much better now, now he’s not with that funny woman. I told him when I saw him in Paris last week how great the songs were, and he’s still very happy when you notice. He’s very important, Paul. Really.
I love how she jumps to his defence, while still being amused by the way he likes praise.
I know they were in each other's orbits a lot in the 60s, but one thing that always strikes me are the pictures of Paul and Linda with Marianne later on when she was trying to get back on her feet after struggling with serious heroin addiction issues. It's easy to be friends with other beautiful, successful people when everything's going great, but once you fall from grace, a lot of rich and famous people don't want anything to do with you anymore. But Paul and Linda seemed to stick by her, like they supported Robert Fraser when he was trying to get back into the art business and dealing with AIDS, like Paul wrote a letter of support to George Michael when he was arrested. A lot of people in his position wouldn't do that - they'd just write off old friends who had troubles or who were in the media's bad graces. But Paul seems like someone who puts a lot of value on loyalty (possibly due to his own bad experiences) and who is very loyal in turn.
PAUL and LINDA McCARTNEY being silly during the making of "C'mon People". December 1992.
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The Beatles at Brian Epstein’s office at NEMS in Liverpool; 1st of February, 1963
Paul McCartney photographed by Linda McCartney in Sussex, 1980.
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Paul McCartney, age 15, hearing a gingery teddy boy in red plaid singing in Simlish and playing banjo chords on a guitar made out of a tissue box and rubber bands:
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