@timtak1 You evedently Dont Know that "Marianne" was "Pregnant" when this "Million" seller of Hers was shot! The "thin" Women in todays Society, Eat Salad, drink Diet Coke & have Splintered Bones & Ulserated Stomachs by the time they are "30". Quite Sad.
@timtak1 Pop star "standards?" Is that a joke? NOT one wit's breath of day given to me on this earth do I care what a Pop Star thinks, feels, wants or needs. I'd whether care to have a good carpenter and what he /she thinks wants or needs:) Good laugh, thanks.
My god, I listened to this song back then as a 8 y/o boy and first time seeing this video oh i was sort of in tears for some reason; it brought back memories of my boyhood memories of living out in the rural area where my only neighborhood playmates were 1/2 mile away. Mick Jaeger of the Rolling Stones did a fine job singing this song years later. My god, now today I hope time is kind to her; oh I love her so.
Wow, another great song from the 60s. I am a baby boomer (born in 1951) and just love being able to listen to all these old songs! Who would have ever thought back in the day that we'd be able to listen to our music on a computer! Whoo hoo!
1965 was a great year. Things were changing quickly, music was too. Marianne was a good singer, she looked hot too. This video does not do justice to her good looks.
God this is awful - weak voice, no charisma - let's not big this up - she was from a very well to do family so she did not have to earn her way as most of us do. Basically, she was a groupie who Jagger fancied and as such got herself a career in the music business. Ever since she has achieved fame for detailing her addictions to various substances - poor little rich girl - makes me sick.
i remember the dress too,its called an empire line. when i was 16 a lot of high school girls looked great wearing an empire. this clip is dark and drab. the cool empire dresses of the mod fashion trend were colorfull,often paisley and flattering to the bust and leggs if cut short.
19 year old marry ann has the voice and looks that melted my heart years ago but i like the stones version of this song more.
@vexviper That dress style was all the rage in 1965. I remember lots of the girls at school wearing them. I never thought it was very flattering either.
After just posting my comment, I was briefly running down the list of comments on this song. I liked what dermotoblong said ~ "she was hardly Joni Mitchell". How true for
those of us who understand the genius of Joni, and the odds she overcame starting out.
I was 10 years old living in Oklahoma when I heard this song. I changed the spelling of my
name from Mary Anne to Marianne because of this. Those were happy times. All of that music just coming out ! Beatles, Chad & Jeremy on & on ... I am 56 now and still am Marianne. It would just be too difficult to change all of my papers now, even if I wanted to.
I made my choice a long time ago, and this is where it all started. A true story, by the way !
@Imissthepostoffice think we could deicate this song to a generation that wanted love not war...and peace on earth ....it is the ending of our day....what did we do wrong?
@Imissthepostoffice Cool idea changing your name like that from a British ancestry to a Spanish one. Ann/Anne was a common middle name Americans gave to their daughters from the 1600's here onward, some daughters in the same family as well shared that as their middle name. Maria/Marie/Mary are all from the Bible, the Maria is the Spanish form of Mary is all as you are aware. Being she is English, one would have to see her birth certificate to see if that was her stage name.
I was a young teenager in 1970 when marianne and her then boyfriend mick jagger came out here to Sydney to make a film about Ned Kelly, a famous australlian bush ranger. Their relationship was breaking up, and she took and overdose and ended up in a coma. When she came out of it, she was sent home. I havent heard of her for years. She was gorgeous. This song brings back so many memories, of another era. It feels just like it all happened yesterday. Thanks for posting this.
@TheBobbsey Faithfull has overcome much more adversity to remain popular to a limited fan base: find "Broken English," from the late 80s. She made a concert recording called "Blazing Away." She sounds like (& has, I believe, recorded songs of) Lotte Lenya, who was the premier interpreter of (& wife of) Kurt Weill.
@TravellerFellow You and me too mate! I met her and Mick Jagger in Heathrow Airport back in sixty something. We shared a plane to Shannon Airport. I've thought about her ever since. I remember them both very well. (I'm sure they think of me often too) Sigh!
@wtbrownual The stage set up in the sixties was very simple compared with today. However the artists did not need elaborate settings, as they could sing and hold attention.
Oh and Marianne's voice was certainly a lot more than average. She had a great voice and will always be HOT.
@TheDavidjoy she admitted herself she never really sang before they set her up with this song. For someone that didn't sing before she does very well but shes for the most part just talking the song along..when your that hot looking everything else can fall into place pretty easy
@cumomsandcureloms I guess that fear lent itself to the overall look of innocence she gives off in this performance. Part of me thinks that's exactly the look they were going for in helping to shape an image.
When I went back to my old neighbourhood recently, I walked past the old Greek Milk Bar where we used to listen to the jukebox playing these songs and I looked in the big front window to see the reflection of the kid who grew up around here in the 1960's....but a old man was looking back.... and a big sign stating...."INDIAN GROCERIES SOLD HERE"
@56postoffice ) No they did not, it’s one of the first songs written by Richards/Jagger that they did not want to record themselves,simple as. (their first self written songthat was a hit for them -‘this could ‘the last time’?)
@david1953ization No kidding, I was 17 on my motorcycle many years ago and was driving the hills behind Santa Rosa and came across this school out in the middle of nowhere..I stopped the bike to watch the children play..about 5 minutes later the principle came out and told me to get lost...lol so much for watching the children play
@wtbrownual It's pretty damn pathetic that we've become a culture so fearful of perversity,terrorism,pedophilia,stalking & other criminal activities that an innocent & none intrusive act as observing, enjoying the simple activities of children playing (the way we all did at some point in our lives) is instantly perceived as a danger. All these violations noted, occurred in the past (perhaps even more than today) with one difference. They were'nt blown out of proportion and quietly prosecuted.
Poor girl. When they announced her and the audience started screaming she got this frighten look in her eyes. She looks like that through most of the performance, just standing on her mark with that look on her face and finale near the end she gets this look of relief on her face and she manages a slight smile.
Great to see this as I was too young to appreciate her at the time. Good melancholy song well delivered - actually far better than the Stones ever did - especially considering how young she was .
Actually ZA for the ignorant amongst us, stands for Zuid-Afrika. Today, it would be called South Africa. We don't need a machinegun, much like you don't need a brain between those cauliflower ears ....
mick was tapping that...lucky mick..she must have looked great naked...with an unshaven bush thank you very much...she cant sing and is a no talent by 60's standards...by 2012 standards she has a great voice...hahaha
but i just saw her and she looks like an old leather shoe..gruesome...joni mitchel now looks like an oraguntan from planet of the apes...joan baez looks like shes dry as a prune and gracie slick looks like an old fat irish senior citizen
@ChiroQuacker where do you come from man???? that was one one of the most hilarious comments I've heard in a long time (knowing all these artists). You must be borderline genius.
You should see the version she sang in the 80's. Something seriously happened to her voice, and I noticed that she sounded like that voice you hear singing at the end of The Memory Remains, by Metallica. Sure as shit, it was her that did that vocal at the end of that song. Funny if you think about it.
Lovely indeed. But must disagree with so many who saw the 60's a some sort of social anarchy. Where I grew up, we respected the "fuzz", worked and studied hard and thought protesters and hippies were scum. We also cried when John and Bobby died. That's how it was for most of us then.
Some of us can look back now and see what REALLY happened then! Everyone (youth movement) was trying to be different (everyone had long hair, bell bottoms, ect, ect) and all were walking to the socialist pied pipers sweat tune. And now that we are fully down this long march, we find ourselves being led by a Marxist who knows nothing of the freedom our fathers died for! And there are still those who can not see the pipper to this day! Still looking for that "hope and change".
@vincentkjones1 I know how one can bounce around You Tube and wind up some where they didn't intend to. It can happen easily enough. So is that what happened to you? Shouldn't you be watching Fox or listening to Limbaugh instead of being here?
The 60's are a reflection of what we are experiencing today .The older generation trying to hang on to power at any cost , while the younger generation is fighting for openness and a chance to replace a corrupt system of the older generation . In time the you will prevail . And one day your generation will fight to hang on to it's power ! Baby Boomer
@RapidRay01 LOl I am of that generation and I am not fighting to hold on to power. Never lost my desire and fight for freedom and opposition to war and nanny state. Too bad for those who experienced the Vietnam war and Kent State to only sell their souls to yuppism. Yep- many of my fellow 60ish clan sold out. I am sad for them and us..... Smoke a joint and give a finger to the man. Now the man looks like Nazis and our freedoms are sold to so called security. Give me liberty or give me death.
Read the extraordinary prophecies of Linda Newkirk The Great Tribulation is about to begin. The Obama Assassination, False Rapture/Alien Invasion, Revelation 12, New Madrid To Split USA in half.
there is still tons of segregation going on today where ONLY blacks are heard on 60s radio stations. reverse segregation where white artists are never heard unless they make ghetto trash music.
She was definitely a child of the '60's even though she's 19 here. I never really listened to her until I bought Broken English in '79. You could feel her hate for Mick Jagger all over that album. Some of that hate was probably justified.
I came of age in the 60s. It was a decade of extreme change (and of extremes). It was happy days, love, hate, war, peace, acceptance and racism. Once could find an example somewhere in that decade for virtually any superlative, negative or positive, one could write. It was definitely a wild ride!
Marianne's bestie there was Sally "Moonlight Shadow" Oldfield (sister of Mike). They were friends as both were from unusual families: MF the daughter of an Anglo-Welsh army intell. major who founded a utopian commune. Her mother a Jewish-Austrian Baroness & niece of von Sacher-Masoch ("Venus in Furs") who danced in pre-war Berlin erotic cabaret. The Oldfields were motherless & Sally the eldest cooked & kept house for her father and little brothers. Not usual convent material :)
This song like many others were a part of my generation along with the VN war, where such innocence was lost. Great songs back in those days. Let's keep their songs and memories alive.
@HEARTHEANGELSVOICES "On 7 May 2011 she appeared on BBC Radio 2's Graham Norton Show.[22] She reunited with Metallica in December 2011 for their 30th anniversary celebration at The Fillmore where she performed "The Memory Remains".[23]"
she's 65 years old living in London and still performs.
@HEARTHEANGELSVOICES you could try google or even (god forbid) wikipedia. I dO hope it wasn't a serious question - if it was please stay away from sharp objects
Exactly!! these beautiful voices are not only natural, but its like they are speaking to me even though this one makes me sad. now thats music simply amazing
She touches me a lot, for this apparent static performance. But I can see how she expresses the meaning of the song, and this is too special. I just love her sing this song in this video. Thank you for having posted such a magnificent video.
The 60's were a mixed bag, but here in the States, no matter where you lived you were served up fire hoses and dogs being set on protesters in the South fighting for Civil Rights, horrific scenes from the Viet Nam war , war protesters peaceful and otherwise being rough handled, arrested and the such all on the evening news.. but the majority of Americans still could leave their front doors unlocked, walk the streets unmolested, we felt safe.. No better time to grow up & we had the best bands...
@Irishharper the -à's definitely was a mixed bag.. and that included music.... I will not get into a debate by implying that the music then is better than today... however it was the divesity of music that made the 60's....... a diversity that one could hear on the same radio station.... listening to the the radio station in LA for example for one hour it was possible to hear motown, folk, rock, pop, back then, etc.... and people were open to hearing it all..
@Irishharper well i don't know what warzone you come from lol. But I can leave my door unlocked (at least during day), and i can walk the streets, day or night, unmolested. The funny thing is despite you "feeling" that way, crime was starting to rise at this time in the 60s, while crime has been usually falling since the mid 90s.
what are those superelasticbubbleplastic* jellyfish orbs floating in front of her?!! lol
melvynn11 1 hour ago
she looks terrified...
sharjj2 3 hours ago
Why I live at this time?
WhitePlayer3D 3 hours ago
She is fat by today's pop star standards but also very much in control, before the days of production control.
I fancy this image big time. Apparently she is now 65, but then I am nearly 50. Drat. Aging should be outlawed.
timtak1 1 day ago
@timtak1 You evedently Dont Know that "Marianne" was "Pregnant" when this "Million" seller of Hers was shot! The "thin" Women in todays Society, Eat Salad, drink Diet Coke & have Splintered Bones & Ulserated Stomachs by the time they are "30". Quite Sad.
47yesican 20 hours ago
@timtak1 haha, your comment on aging made me laughed, thank you for making my day a little brighter!
whygothic 18 hours ago
@timtak1 Pop star "standards?" Is that a joke? NOT one wit's breath of day given to me on this earth do I care what a Pop Star thinks, feels, wants or needs. I'd whether care to have a good carpenter and what he /she thinks wants or needs:) Good laugh, thanks.
ReevesPete 1 hour ago
I agree, the Stones did a better job...
inkdclown 1 day ago
what a looker, now she's 65
age sucks !
sweetypie000 2 days ago
ah,the 60s....groovy!
naturalistize 2 days ago
Sorry, but Mick/Stones version of this song makes cannon fodder out of Faithfull's.
Zorn76 2 days ago
@Zorn76 suppose how you are feeling at the time matters tbh.
I like it, it's not trying to be anything other than wholesome and simple, it's unprecocious which is, along with Marianne, its attraction
sweetypie000 2 days ago
@Zorn76 with respect, not a song for the Stones. Mick hated it and gave it to Marianne, which was very wise.
TheDavidjoy 2 days ago
Still a very beautiful song!!!
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dc50four 2 days ago
Marianne went a bit astray with drugs I guess and made some really bad music later.
TheRichardwatt 2 days ago
My god, I listened to this song back then as a 8 y/o boy and first time seeing this video oh i was sort of in tears for some reason; it brought back memories of my boyhood memories of living out in the rural area where my only neighborhood playmates were 1/2 mile away. Mick Jaeger of the Rolling Stones did a fine job singing this song years later. My god, now today I hope time is kind to her; oh I love her so.
pgs5719 3 days ago
@pgs5719 Check Marianne out in the movie, Irina Palm . . .
adream2010 2 days ago
@adream2010 if she gets her kit off i'm there !
sweetypie000 2 days ago
that's my hoe right there
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she is average but her confidence is off the chart
Syzygy60 3 days ago
is like she knows something I don't!
Syzygy60 3 days ago
Wow, another great song from the 60s. I am a baby boomer (born in 1951) and just love being able to listen to all these old songs! Who would have ever thought back in the day that we'd be able to listen to our music on a computer! Whoo hoo!
deb741 3 days ago
roll another one, just like the other one . . .
elijahcsn 3 days ago
Like my grandpap says - "What the hell is with the canned screams?"
SweetJaneofGoth 4 days ago
How wild and beautiful she was! Plus the year I was born.
ToddSweeneyOnce 4 days ago
I was 13 then and had dreams about her....
bloobsta 4 days ago
@bloobsta i was not the only one then , wet dreams !
walter4092 2 days ago
1965 was a great year. Things were changing quickly, music was too. Marianne was a good singer, she looked hot too. This video does not do justice to her good looks.
Freespeech1776 4 days ago
wow what a hottie!!!! :)
Unkydunky2u 5 days ago
What a dolly bird! I know this is a British term, but I lived in the UK ffrom 70-74 and
adopted many of their sayings.
zfleming44 5 days ago
Marianne if as beautiful as this song , for sure..
brooktrout8 5 days ago
What a beautiful woman she was...Yes I would!
Samjeno 5 days ago
God this is awful - weak voice, no charisma - let's not big this up - she was from a very well to do family so she did not have to earn her way as most of us do. Basically, she was a groupie who Jagger fancied and as such got herself a career in the music business. Ever since she has achieved fame for detailing her addictions to various substances - poor little rich girl - makes me sick.
ZEJTRSTJ 5 days ago
@ZEJTRSTJ shut up
therebellady04 5 days ago
@ZEJTRSTJ very true !! personally I still like it but your spot on ...
bonkatron 5 days ago
@ZEJTRSTJ I didn't know that much about her. I'm glad you commented.
jim1088 19 hours ago
she is was for ever in my hart
usaedsraysaucedo2012 6 days ago
Such an etheral beauty. She looks so sweet & innocent.
Lfdjake91 6 days ago
She was adorable.
sharonkayb 6 days ago
marianne not marry ann
fg6971 6 days ago
@fg6971 Yeah. Marianne is singing. Mary Ann was my girl in 1976. Thanks.
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@ robie0788
i remember the dress too,its called an empire line. when i was 16 a lot of high school girls looked great wearing an empire. this clip is dark and drab. the cool empire dresses of the mod fashion trend were colorfull,often paisley and flattering to the bust and leggs if cut short.
19 year old marry ann has the voice and looks that melted my heart years ago but i like the stones version of this song more.
fg6971 6 days ago
Innocence ? Perhaps more the calm before the storm ?
She is so beautiful and sweet here though isn't she ?
I want one !
zargonstaff 6 days ago
Godess
killerhook07 6 days ago
That is innocence that will last a thousand generations...
wifiwaves 6 days ago
Wonderful.
marioriospinot 1 week ago
That dress makes her look figureless.
vexviper 1 week ago
@vexviper That dress style was all the rage in 1965. I remember lots of the girls at school wearing them. I never thought it was very flattering either.
robie0788 1 week ago
I would have done her ;)
snicky54 1 week ago
she's so Beautiful with the voice of an angel god i love oldies they have so much meaning unlike the new music
fallenAngel77732886 1 week ago
the HOLLIES wrote Carianne in honor of her they were too shy to use her real name
Syzygy60 1 week ago
especially without a hairbrush :)
Syzygy60 1 week ago
it's not ez to do what she did
Syzygy60 1 week ago
Prefer the Stones version.
cmmwiz 1 week ago
Thanks, It was a wonderful, time to be young.... For some! Suzi, I'll always love you.......
Torchriver67 1 week ago
What a sweet little british princess I luv her and the song
vckillerm60yes 1 week ago
Smiling faces I can see but not for me...I sit &watch as tears go by....
MsRhianon 1 week ago
This song is beautiful.
iloveoreos15 1 week ago
Great version Jagger is a songsmith
davejhanlon 1 week ago
so zen, so poised
shabbyrama100 1 week ago
great singer ex junky no thanks to mick jagger
atfatw 1 week ago
After just posting my comment, I was briefly running down the list of comments on this song. I liked what dermotoblong said ~ "she was hardly Joni Mitchell". How true for
those of us who understand the genius of Joni, and the odds she overcame starting out.
Love you all ~ Marianne. (Mary Anne) hee ...
Imissthepostoffice 1 week ago
I was 10 years old living in Oklahoma when I heard this song. I changed the spelling of my
name from Mary Anne to Marianne because of this. Those were happy times. All of that music just coming out ! Beatles, Chad & Jeremy on & on ... I am 56 now and still am Marianne. It would just be too difficult to change all of my papers now, even if I wanted to.
I made my choice a long time ago, and this is where it all started. A true story, by the way !
Imissthepostoffice 1 week ago 34
@Imissthepostoffice Wonderful story...
tdevry 5 days ago
@Imissthepostoffice think we could deicate this song to a generation that wanted love not war...and peace on earth ....it is the ending of our day....what did we do wrong?
beckylikestorock2012 2 days ago
@Imissthepostoffice Cool idea changing your name like that from a British ancestry to a Spanish one. Ann/Anne was a common middle name Americans gave to their daughters from the 1600's here onward, some daughters in the same family as well shared that as their middle name. Maria/Marie/Mary are all from the Bible, the Maria is the Spanish form of Mary is all as you are aware. Being she is English, one would have to see her birth certificate to see if that was her stage name.
MrPowerific 2 days ago
@MrPowerific Thank you, for that pointless crap. I'm willing to bet that she doesn't give a shit.
castletriglav 2 days ago
With Marianne would go on the record to what happened with Jim at the Circus.
jim196869 1 week ago
Angelic Conversation!
milbury55 1 week ago
Anyone for a Mars Bar?
GrumpyBand 1 week ago
I was a young teenager in 1970 when marianne and her then boyfriend mick jagger came out here to Sydney to make a film about Ned Kelly, a famous australlian bush ranger. Their relationship was breaking up, and she took and overdose and ended up in a coma. When she came out of it, she was sent home. I havent heard of her for years. She was gorgeous. This song brings back so many memories, of another era. It feels just like it all happened yesterday. Thanks for posting this.
TheBobbsey 1 week ago 4
@TheBobbsey Faithfull has overcome much more adversity to remain popular to a limited fan base: find "Broken English," from the late 80s. She made a concert recording called "Blazing Away." She sounds like (& has, I believe, recorded songs of) Lotte Lenya, who was the premier interpreter of (& wife of) Kurt Weill.
CocteauDalighari 11 hours ago
calm down.she was hardly joni mitchell
dermotoblong 1 week ago
I remember this young woman. I had a huge crush on her. ha ha ha those were the days my friend, and I actually thought they'd never end. go figure.
TravellerFellow 1 week ago
@TravellerFellow You and me too mate! I met her and Mick Jagger in Heathrow Airport back in sixty something. We shared a plane to Shannon Airport. I've thought about her ever since. I remember them both very well. (I'm sure they think of me often too) Sigh!
17405pop 1 week ago
This video captures her innocence and sweetness at the time.
rubbersoulboy 1 week ago
She was HOT back in the day..voice average but like many singers back in the day it was more stage set up and look then actual voice.
wtbrownual 1 week ago
@wtbrownual The stage set up in the sixties was very simple compared with today. However the artists did not need elaborate settings, as they could sing and hold attention.
Oh and Marianne's voice was certainly a lot more than average. She had a great voice and will always be HOT.
TheDavidjoy 1 week ago
@TheDavidjoy she admitted herself she never really sang before they set her up with this song. For someone that didn't sing before she does very well but shes for the most part just talking the song along..when your that hot looking everything else can fall into place pretty easy
wtbrownual 1 week ago
@wtbrownual Definitely hot. Perfect. Make sure that you see her outstanding dramatic performance in "Irina Palm".
LesbianVampireLover 1 week ago
A lot of Rockers got a piece of her, lucky bas**ds!
jimbowie09 1 week ago
errata corrige mi piace bel brano
cirobrio 1 week ago
mi pice bel brano
cirobrio 1 week ago
Sorry, not much of a voice here.
maxlimbo007 1 week ago
THOSE days looked happy times
purselady2 1 week ago
@uberalles,
You are soooooo mistaken. Check out "Why'd you do it" by the same singer.
Harriet1822 1 week ago
Muy hermosa la monita
jofercu 1 week ago
She must be saving all her moves for another time and place.
abstractexpressions 1 week ago
@abstractexpressions Actually, I heard her say in an intervies that she was scared spitless during this TV appearance.
cumomsandcureloms 1 week ago
@cumomsandcureloms I guess that fear lent itself to the overall look of innocence she gives off in this performance. Part of me thinks that's exactly the look they were going for in helping to shape an image.
abstractexpressions 1 week ago
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When I went back to my old neighbourhood recently, I walked past the old Greek Milk Bar where we used to listen to the jukebox playing these songs and I looked in the big front window to see the reflection of the kid who grew up around here in the 1960's....but a old man was looking back.... and a big sign stating...."INDIAN GROCERIES SOLD HERE"
SpeaksForTruth 1 week ago
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SpeaksForTruth 1 week ago
Oh jeez.... Oh dear....
kennnmoran 1 week ago
Shaged every stone thet rolled beauitful
MurrayanaTheSmoke 1 week ago
Mick Jagger wrote this for her
56postoffice 1 week ago 10
@56postoffice he didn't exactly wrote this for her but it's the first song he wrote with keith but they did'nt want to play it
xnimini 1 week ago
@56postoffice ) No they did not, it’s one of the first songs written by Richards/Jagger that they did not want to record themselves,simple as. (their first self written songthat was a hit for them -‘this could ‘the last time’?)
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@56postoffice
Actually, she wrote when while she stoned out of her mind and M & K stole it from her.
SleazyNice 4 days ago
Looks like she'd be a wildcat in bed. NOT!
uberalles2 1 week ago
BARDZO PIEKNA KASETA I ŚPIEW DZIEKUJE POZDRAWIAM MILUTKO
malgorzata862 1 week ago
back in the day their were a lot of groovy little flower childs...peggy lipton, michelle phillips, twiggy, nico, but only onw MARIANNE....
mark54ization 1 week ago
great song but probably not a good idea to watch children play these days
david1953ization 1 week ago in playlist girl singers
@david1953ization No kidding, I was 17 on my motorcycle many years ago and was driving the hills behind Santa Rosa and came across this school out in the middle of nowhere..I stopped the bike to watch the children play..about 5 minutes later the principle came out and told me to get lost...lol so much for watching the children play
wtbrownual 6 days ago
@wtbrownual It's pretty damn pathetic that we've become a culture so fearful of perversity,terrorism,pedophilia,stalking & other criminal activities that an innocent & none intrusive act as observing, enjoying the simple activities of children playing (the way we all did at some point in our lives) is instantly perceived as a danger. All these violations noted, occurred in the past (perhaps even more than today) with one difference. They were'nt blown out of proportion and quietly prosecuted.
briquetaverne 6 days ago
poor girl probably was
athole1954 1 week ago
she looks drugged up and messed up.
2012goingNutz 1 week ago
no I'm not 60!
Syzygy60 1 week ago
guess how old I am?...is a clue in my name
Syzygy60 1 week ago
Sounds like a high school performance.
pmccachren 1 week ago
Beautiful..
vva4844 1 week ago
lovely pussy makes the world go round
LVCrocky 1 week ago
Poor girl. When they announced her and the audience started screaming she got this frighten look in her eyes. She looks like that through most of the performance, just standing on her mark with that look on her face and finale near the end she gets this look of relief on her face and she manages a slight smile.
Insight200801 1 week ago
What a delightfully restrained performance.
TDSouledOut1 1 week ago 20
@TDSouledOut1 lol! Yes, beautiful voice, no personality.
childofthe70s2 6 days ago
Great to see this as I was too young to appreciate her at the time. Good melancholy song well delivered - actually far better than the Stones ever did - especially considering how young she was .
RowleyBirkinn 1 week ago
Awww, SHE'S CUTE!
WildManChrisVEVO 1 week ago
I can only think of Mars bars when I see this video. Don't ask!!!
TheTongapuss 1 week ago
What a lovely girl wilh a beautiful voice
lingo280 2 weeks ago
"I would volunteer to be her airbag." - Joseph Huntington, PhD
JosephHuntington 2 weeks ago
Actually ZA for the ignorant amongst us, stands for Zuid-Afrika. Today, it would be called South Africa. We don't need a machinegun, much like you don't need a brain between those cauliflower ears ....
Orion3741 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
I remember this girl back then, she was kind of a novelty.I was also married to a Marianne for a scant couple years but her maidename was Unfaithful.
mistressofaminer 2 weeks ago
this must be the girl that mick was seeing when the beatles made the song..'and your bird can sing'..i read the song was directed at mick
jillzi7 2 weeks ago
mick was tapping that...lucky mick..she must have looked great naked...with an unshaven bush thank you very much...she cant sing and is a no talent by 60's standards...by 2012 standards she has a great voice...hahaha
but i just saw her and she looks like an old leather shoe..gruesome...joni mitchel now looks like an oraguntan from planet of the apes...joan baez looks like shes dry as a prune and gracie slick looks like an old fat irish senior citizen
ChiroQuacker 2 weeks ago
@ChiroQuacker where do you come from man???? that was one one of the most hilarious comments I've heard in a long time (knowing all these artists). You must be borderline genius.
remember768 2 weeks ago
@ChiroQuacker and your comment looks like spam.
unfortunatebeam 2 weeks ago
Stunning looking woman then..!!!!!
ONLY1TOTTENHAM 2 weeks ago
You should see the version she sang in the 80's. Something seriously happened to her voice, and I noticed that she sounded like that voice you hear singing at the end of The Memory Remains, by Metallica. Sure as shit, it was her that did that vocal at the end of that song. Funny if you think about it.
southernguitarist88 2 weeks ago
@southernguitarist88 That is what happens after many years of drug abuse. Cheers
ElectricHellfire 2 weeks ago
Nice song pretty girl good singer
stevalianarbone 2 weeks ago
Lovely indeed. But must disagree with so many who saw the 60's a some sort of social anarchy. Where I grew up, we respected the "fuzz", worked and studied hard and thought protesters and hippies were scum. We also cried when John and Bobby died. That's how it was for most of us then.
gtopa1 2 weeks ago
So Cute its astonishing !
lifeson241 2 weeks ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Marianne Faithfull
Some of us can look back now and see what REALLY happened then! Everyone (youth movement) was trying to be different (everyone had long hair, bell bottoms, ect, ect) and all were walking to the socialist pied pipers sweat tune. And now that we are fully down this long march, we find ourselves being led by a Marxist who knows nothing of the freedom our fathers died for! And there are still those who can not see the pipper to this day! Still looking for that "hope and change".
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vincentkjones1 2 weeks ago
@vincentkjones1 I know how one can bounce around You Tube and wind up some where they didn't intend to. It can happen easily enough. So is that what happened to you? Shouldn't you be watching Fox or listening to Limbaugh instead of being here?
azul8811 1 week ago
how old was she back then?
loonie26 2 weeks ago
@loonie26 ... 16 years old i have been told .
frankymideer 2 weeks ago
@frankymideer this was 1965 and she was born 1946 so she was 19
wtbrownual 6 days ago
Very good
serggacas 2 weeks ago
The 60's are a reflection of what we are experiencing today .The older generation trying to hang on to power at any cost , while the younger generation is fighting for openness and a chance to replace a corrupt system of the older generation . In time the you will prevail . And one day your generation will fight to hang on to it's power ! Baby Boomer
RapidRay01 2 weeks ago
@RapidRay01 LOl I am of that generation and I am not fighting to hold on to power. Never lost my desire and fight for freedom and opposition to war and nanny state. Too bad for those who experienced the Vietnam war and Kent State to only sell their souls to yuppism. Yep- many of my fellow 60ish clan sold out. I am sad for them and us..... Smoke a joint and give a finger to the man. Now the man looks like Nazis and our freedoms are sold to so called security. Give me liberty or give me death.
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Hismailservice 2 weeks ago
there is still tons of segregation going on today where ONLY blacks are heard on 60s radio stations. reverse segregation where white artists are never heard unless they make ghetto trash music.
The096757 2 weeks ago
what a cutie....yet not chided by fame..we all love you still ms. faithful !
drclayberg 2 weeks ago
She was definitely a child of the '60's even though she's 19 here. I never really listened to her until I bought Broken English in '79. You could feel her hate for Mick Jagger all over that album. Some of that hate was probably justified.
Tigerroar88 2 weeks ago
She's an angel- an angel that later fell. But she's a survivor. Good going, Marianne.
london2z 2 weeks ago
The Stones version is much better.
tedGEGI 2 weeks ago
@tedGEGI no it really isn't. However MF new recording from a few years ago IS a lot better, her gravely voice suits the song much more
salerio61 2 weeks ago
She is so pretty and so cool but what the hell is that Girl Guide uniform shit she is wearing ??
cspace1234nz 2 weeks ago
@cspace1234nz it's called the height of fashion - not something I would expect you to appreciate at your age
salerio61 2 weeks ago
@salerio61 Yes absolutely, the height of fashion.
Of course there have never been any fashion disasters have there ??
cspace1234nz 2 weeks ago
BELLAAAAA!!!!!!
RAMI7457 2 weeks ago
I came of age in the 60s. It was a decade of extreme change (and of extremes). It was happy days, love, hate, war, peace, acceptance and racism. Once could find an example somewhere in that decade for virtually any superlative, negative or positive, one could write. It was definitely a wild ride!
MrDuMeMi 2 weeks ago 14
@MrDuMeMi ..It's not over yet ...fasten your seatbelt !
harmageden 1 week ago
@MrDuMeMi Brill time 60's, now I am 66 and still love 60's music
editheileen 1 week ago
Haunting...
myownme7772010 2 weeks ago
anyone out there also went to St Joseph's Convent, Reading, as I did just after she left? We weren't allowed to mention her!
jmamcg 2 weeks ago
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Marianne's bestie there was Sally "Moonlight Shadow" Oldfield (sister of Mike). They were friends as both were from unusual families: MF the daughter of an Anglo-Welsh army intell. major who founded a utopian commune. Her mother a Jewish-Austrian Baroness & niece of von Sacher-Masoch ("Venus in Furs") who danced in pre-war Berlin erotic cabaret. The Oldfields were motherless & Sally the eldest cooked & kept house for her father and little brothers. Not usual convent material :)
custardaghost 2 weeks ago
Oh! god I'm dying...xxPhrail
phra1l 2 weeks ago
Beautiful song and such a lovely lady!
FilthyMcNastiest 2 weeks ago
This song like many others were a part of my generation along with the VN war, where such innocence was lost. Great songs back in those days. Let's keep their songs and memories alive.
776Sarge 2 weeks ago
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO THIS POOR CHILD ?
HEARTHEANGELSVOICES 2 weeks ago
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@HEARTHEANGELSVOICES "On 7 May 2011 she appeared on BBC Radio 2's Graham Norton Show.[22] She reunited with Metallica in December 2011 for their 30th anniversary celebration at The Fillmore where she performed "The Memory Remains".[23]"
she's 65 years old living in London and still performs.
truthseeker010101 2 weeks ago
@HEARTHEANGELSVOICES you could try google or even (god forbid) wikipedia. I dO hope it wasn't a serious question - if it was please stay away from sharp objects
salerio61 2 weeks ago
@HEARTHEANGELSVOICES She grew up and is a survivor. Still going strong.
TheDavidjoy 2 weeks ago
it seems to me that mick took a innocent lil girl and destroyed her
gingers2sweet1 2 weeks ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Marianne Faithfull
Exactly!! these beautiful voices are not only natural, but its like they are speaking to me even though this one makes me sad. now thats music simply amazing
LDRain4Red 2 weeks ago
She touches me a lot, for this apparent static performance. But I can see how she expresses the meaning of the song, and this is too special. I just love her sing this song in this video. Thank you for having posted such a magnificent video.
MrPauloRobertoSilva 2 weeks ago
So, did I mwntion i adored her?
dumboldon 2 weeks ago
Oh my, she was perfect, too bad he wasn't.
dumboldon 2 weeks ago
I seldom see females back then and think they are cute but wow....she is sweet.
7WordsET 2 weeks ago
I was 9 years old and remember being moved by this song and things havent changed for me a bit.
tedster1956 2 weeks ago
an honest voice, lovely analog color.. and without processing .. it's like a fresh air
glutamine001 2 weeks ago
A singing zombie..........a beautiful zombie.....
kennethj1956 2 weeks ago
I just love the way Marianne sings this song. Her voice expresses the genuine sadness in this song.
newfful 2 weeks ago
roy wood said it best why does such a pretty girl sing those sad songs
TheClifford1958 2 weeks ago
what a beautiful face......
seeligsilence 2 weeks ago
she was so hott
johnnyfarout 2 weeks ago
The 60's were a mixed bag, but here in the States, no matter where you lived you were served up fire hoses and dogs being set on protesters in the South fighting for Civil Rights, horrific scenes from the Viet Nam war , war protesters peaceful and otherwise being rough handled, arrested and the such all on the evening news.. but the majority of Americans still could leave their front doors unlocked, walk the streets unmolested, we felt safe.. No better time to grow up & we had the best bands...
Irishharper 2 weeks ago 29
@Irishharper the -à's definitely was a mixed bag.. and that included music.... I will not get into a debate by implying that the music then is better than today... however it was the divesity of music that made the 60's....... a diversity that one could hear on the same radio station.... listening to the the radio station in LA for example for one hour it was possible to hear motown, folk, rock, pop, back then, etc.... and people were open to hearing it all..
levalpat 2 weeks ago
@Irishharper well i don't know what warzone you come from lol. But I can leave my door unlocked (at least during day), and i can walk the streets, day or night, unmolested. The funny thing is despite you "feeling" that way, crime was starting to rise at this time in the 60s, while crime has been usually falling since the mid 90s.
unfortunatebeam 2 weeks ago