You Can Have Him - The Cake (1967)

[brockmont]

the would be Jeanette, in the green. She died in 1980

[powerkor]

I've never heard of these whores

[TOPCAT462]

What was up with 2 of the babes dancing and the third one brain dead ?

[brockmont]

I knew Jeanette and Chris well, there was a lot of heroin involved

[desertgreek]

@brockmont

how would you know?

[pictureisup1]

@brockmont The one in green may have been on it right there

[Waynescott1]

They were awful and rightfully were a flash in tha pan

[elreydecaracas]

POP  ART,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,­,,GROOVY

[minijimi]

love the dancing at 1:39

[elreydecaracas]

esto es mucho mas de lo que parece, es algo increible, y la musica tiene el WALL SOUND caracteristicom de las produciones de Phil Spector, este video es una joya, puro POP ART

[elreydecaracas]

POP  ART EN SU MAXIMA EXPRESION

[clotho98]

@MaceMn MaceMn: I meant bizarre as in: Jeanette Jacob's apparent lack of enthusiasm during this particular performance, compared with the other two. From what I understand, she wasn't normally this immobile.

The performers you listed are/were all consistently bizarre in their own special way.

[MaceMn]

@clotho98 Ya.. I hear ya. I was just being bizarre in my own special way.

[desertgreek]

@clotho98 she was soo beautifull, Jimi Hendrix was a lucky guy....

[zapme9]

The vibes in those good 'ole late '60s psychedelic days were quite unique and special like no other era in time. Let's not forget those nice "organic sounding" warm tubes amps, receivers, and speakers...like my Fisher 500-C and '67 Dynaco speakers. ;-)

[pembridgegardens]

You all know nothing!!

[NickZedd1]

So you think that Eleanor Barooshian is Chelsea Lee?

[Khultan]

Poor camerawork, I swear.

[cshargeit]

the lizard on the left had tombstones in her eyes. the other 2 were doing the "skate". i was of the times and i'm still alive -- i think.

[sexymama1966]

that's what they were doing ..the skate:)..loved that

[badaudbob]

I see early Michael jackson moves at 2:23, surely these ladies were from the edge

[Khultan]

@badaudbob Gosh, you really are an idiot.

[GalaxyRover1020]

Huh, For yrs. as a kid when I would see the album cover credits on the S/T Ginger Baker's Airforce album I pondered who "Jeanette Jacobs" was as she was the only 1 I didn't know.

How did she die?

[Wellveryinteresting]

Well, from the Dead Rock stars sight it lists Jeanette's death date as January 1, 1982 at the age of 31 years. It also gives a link to her by then ex-husband, Chris Wood, remembered mainly for his work in Steve Winwood's group, "Traffic". Apparently Jeanette was very close to Jimi Hendrix & experimented w/ drugs as Jimi did. (She would later meet Chris during their time working together in Ginger Baker's Airforce). When Jimi died it was known that Jeanette suffered a nervous breakdown.

[Wellveryinteresting]

And it apparently was a nervous breakdown she never quite recovered from. After she supposedly was released from a mental institute, her and Chris' marriage started collapsing, but she and Chris still did remain friends after they divorced, apparently amicably. Anyway on the Dead Rock stars website it list Jeanette's death as a "fit". Chris also took Jeanette's death, hard, because he thought she had recovered fully.

[GalaxyRover1020]

Thanks for the info. I did a few searches previously to try and locate her obit. to no avail.

[lilic1]

@GalaxyRover1020 She had epilepsy, she died from the effects of a seizure. It's the reason why she wasn't dacing in this video.

[desertgreek]

@lilic1 thats not true either, Just to set the record straight, she never had epiliepsy seizures until after she was with Ginger Bakers Airforce, Beleive it or not it was caused by a severe blow to the head by some stage hand hitting her accidentally with a drum stand. Not dancing on stage is just who she was, the gift she had was her voice and her beauty...

[facelesshorseman]

Somebody must've royally pissed off Jeanette backstage!

Are the outfits from the Joanne Whorley collection?

[pataphysician66]

LOL!