Marianne Faithfull - As Tears Go By (Hullabaloo London 1965)

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[guitarstel]

here is the reason, 60s music is real, today's music is shit

[lakepurdy1]

Saw her at a club in the Sixties. Without a doubt- to this day- the most beautiful woman I ever saw! She stopped all talk when she walked in a place! Had a very luminous quality and was not at all stuck-up. Very sweet. I'll never forget her.

[mat2033]

Cause you can't get emotional when hearing the crap that put out today except to curse it.

[cspace1234nz]

She can smile here because she's lip-syncing

[Sir David Haddon]

First time I have ever seen her smile............

[MIKE Davis]

We took all the wonderful talent for granted back then.

[John Wilson]

This song was very prophetic - she was destroyed (along with her innocence) by the cruel duel standards and duplicitous people around her. Yes, this is her song - just as "Sympathy for the Devil" is Mick Jagger's.

[MowgliX]

I sort of very vaguely get the joke.

[settlebrrd]

I curse Jagger and Richards, for ruining this girl!

[speedy45rpm]

I vividly remember this catatonic performance on "Hullabaloo." We much preferred her version to Mick's original, and love that oboe or English Horn or whatever it is that makes this so special. I could not then and can not now understand what she is saying to Brian Epstein, but I sure loved her music and thought she was angelic. We learned later that she was not, but she bowled us over on this side of the pond back in the day. Thanks for posting this.

[thekillers1stfan]

kinda reminds me of a happier version of After Hours by The Velvet Underground

[Rayna Q]

I think Mary Ann Fathfull was a great singer .I liked all her songs