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Marianne Evelyn Faithful is not French, she is in fact English. Her father was a British military officer, a major in fact. She was born in Hampstead London. Her mother was from Vienna.

@Isleofskye Well, I emigrated in'69 mainly because I'd always wanted to see the world. In those days it cost ten Quid for a one way ticket to Australia, we were known as " ten pound Poms" Always intended to return but just never got round to it. Worked mostly out bush, six kids later I'm not sur...

I remember this great song from the late sixties the year I left permanently for Australia. A great vocalist, many thanks for the clip.

Not apparently gay, he was gay. This was common knowledge in Liverpool in the sixties where he performed regularly. A great vocalist.

The tale that Dusty's hand movements are a cover for reading her lines are nonsense, look closely, her hand movements are much too quick nor do her eyes stray toward her hands or wrists, it would be a dead giveaway.

Just watched the episode when Kate dies on channel 7two, best episodes ever when Nick and Kate were the focal characters. Can anyone offer any info as to why Kate was killed off? Series just seemed to fall apart after Kate died.

Scouse is indeed derived from lobscouse, a sailors dish which in turn was influenced by the huge numbers of Irish in the 1800s they not only gave us our dialect which is also known as Scouse but also variations of their stews. Blind scouse is scouse without the meat which usually consisted of th...

Not bad, but only a cheap copy when compared with Dusty Springfield.

Driving on the left?? what other side would she drive on.

Dusty Springfield, Judith Durham and their fellow musicians of the sixties what beautiful music they made, my kids and friends tell me I'm living in the past and tell me I should go back and live permanently in that decade, ah if only I could.

Absolute crap, my dog makes better music under a full moon, I refer you to Dusty Springfield.

Remember looking forward to seeing one of our local groups appearing on British TV when I was a schoolboy in Liverpool, also the Principal telling us " these groups come and go, this time next year no one will remember The Beatles".

As a teenager in Liverpool during the sixties I remember it well, what a magic decade and what a privilege to have part of it all.

For goodness sake, the values and norms of Victorian Britain were entirely different to present day notions of what is right or wrong, all empires' Roman, Mongal,Russian or whatever fought according to their individual codes, trying to judge past empires is similar to telling a medieval Lord how ...

@MMM, yes and no, the Picts who were absorbed by the Irish Scotti are a very ancient aboriginal Celtic people as are the Irish albeit of two separate branches of the British Celtic peoples. The Irish & Scots belonging to the Gallic while the mainland Picts are of distant kin to their southern Cor...