I adore this woman. A life well lived full of many ups and downs. A tremendous artist.. Her later albums are glorious and she is extremely intelligent also. Of course a beautiful woman also.🥀🥀
I was just going to comment that I feel deeply sorry for the interviewer who is so earnest that he's falling all over himself; God bless Marianne for seeming to understand this and giving a terrific interview - in spite of him ;-)
All this negative stuff about the interviewer. He did a fine job here. M.F. is not the easiest person to interview and English is not his native language. Still he his questions were clear and he was polite and got some good responses from her.
@@Methilde The statement refers to her coming through the rough times with the drugs, etc. Having been a teenager in the sixties a lot of people I knew did not.
@@BARRYPLANK was teenager in the early seventees in Paris. With high school friends we smoke and having some others drugs experiences but not so rough than her, and naturally stopped. But survivor for me come from an accident, a war, a desease or about the age and it's not very polite, no more.
An icon of the rock scene from the sixties (now 74) and beyond. She is also an accomplished writer, actor, song writer and singer. At least once week I listened to the Ballard of Lucy Jordan; a masterpiece.
I do admire her intellect and she was just such a beauty... she became a highly respected artist in her own right. When she came back with Broken English it was quite astounding and the album still gives me shivers
The journalist did a good job. He was nervous and who would't be - interviewing this great icon? Marianne made some interesting comments here, especially about "The Seven Deadly Sins". Thanks for sharing.
I think there is a difference between being respectful and being nervous, scared, overwhelmed… i miss the eye level, i guess. But at some points I’ve found him adorable and other times.. I don’t know how to put it..he knew exactly what he wanted to ask and why, like the Zionism at the end. It shows a lot of respect that he prepared so well. Mixed feelings about it.
Broken English is a classic. Love that album. Her voice or accent is posh yet, relatable. She comes from, or is of stock, born from out of high-society who just happend to fall into the music scene as a young woman. I'm sure her family did not intend for her to make a career of it, nor lose herself as she did during the height of the 60's (*see the last song in the video recording of the Stones "rock n' roll circus" where Mick grabs her hat off of her head, very funny). Hence the irony is not lost in her excellent cover of Lennon's working Class hero. For here is "a lady" who wanted to have fun with a capital F while experiencing life from all sides of the class system. Bless her heart.
She is an idol to me.. Loved the sixties.. Look who was drawn to her.. ? And me to.. A true icon of the times.. Loved how she said "No Stones Questions".. they were drawn to women that changed their course in the world they thought they created.. The Muse and the other Muse.. Bravo girls.. You made the band with your love of the "humanities" and knowledge of history which propelled them into icons of the music industry and fashion..
I think that the reason that she sounds a little irritated is because the interviewer is not that intelligent and asks her a lot of stupid questions. When people asks people stupid questions then it´s very natural to get stupid answers back. I myself cannot handle stupid questions. When people ask me questions that they have not thought a lot about, then I get a little irritated. Marianne is an intelligent woman, she has fought against her drug abuse, her anorexia and being homeless for a while. She is a brave and strong woman to have come back and never stopped making music, even when the press turned against her after her relationship with Mick Jagger. She deserves respect for what type of woman she is.
I think she had no patience because he (and this is my gut feeling) was trying to use this nervous attitude to get her to answer things she didn’t want to talk about. And i think she did very well at saying plainly “I don’t want to talk about the Stones”. Again, just my own interpretation, but i think she’s very intelligent and she could see through this attitude. And I don’t think he was being stupid. On another hand, I’ll be nervous if i had the chance to talk to her, specially because English is not my first language, like it’s not his. And come on, you have Marianne Faithful on front of you and you really don’t want to be short on vocabulary.. How great she is!
She's forgotten what it's like to be young. She has little patience and seems uptight and reprimanding throughout the interview. The interviewer is young and nervous. He could have been treated slightly more gentle.
+coffeebeansism She seems polite enough to me. This is a man she is talking to, not a 2 year old. It would be disrespectful to speak to him like he's a baby.
Yes,i agree with you 100% and i would like to read her book,do you know the name of her book?I come from Germany and i like the Stones,the Pistols(Sid Vicious) but that is not important now,i hope you can help me dear KEITH RICHARDS ROLLINGSTONES
love Marianne Faithfull and wonderfully spoken giving Keith Richards some support for his book saying he is allowed to have his own view. The 1960s truly was the most creative decade and the peak of the most extraordinary creativity. The Beatles, The Beach boys, The Rollingstones, and Bob Dylan all reigned the 1960s as well as some other bands. The 1970s summer of love was exactly as she describes it to be. A media invention and a comedy street very illusionary. The 1970s was Fabolous for some and not for others. George Harrison was disappointed when he walked the streets believing he would see people being creative and only finding out many were just lingering about. Marianne Faithfull shone brightly in the 1960s, later on in the1970s creating mature awareness music with albums like Broken English, dangerous Acquaintance, Child's adventure. Not that long ago she has recited poems from Keats, William Blake and created wonderful vocal recordings of the poetry with the help of Nick Cave and William Ellis. I adore Marianne Faithfull and she truly is in a class of her own and would go as far as say Marianne Faithfull is the "ARTIST". Marianne Faithfull's singing Bob Dylan's songs are out of this world! love listening to Marianne Faithfull!♥ha ha Paul Macartney laid the Hey Jude golden egg! Marianne Faithfull's vocals are unique and amazing! She recited poetry from the great poets where as Paul McCartney hasn't given that a try yet.
She is an artist herself, but she does not like to be treated like a groupie to the bend. I have an impression that as much as she loves Rolling Stones, she was also slighted by them and it left marks. She was probably still in love with Mick (or Keith) when she “sat on the wall” powerless and indulging into addiction while they were on their stellar path, and God knows if any of them turned back and wondered what happened to that girl. Don’t know, but she is certainly survivor and her story is interesting.
SHE IS ONE STRONG VOICE WOMEN , TELLS YOU WHAT IT WAS LIKE , HER WAY , THERE SEEM TO BE NO BULL SHIT ABOUT HER.I NOW WE KNOW WHY MICK WAS SO UPSET , BUT I THINK SHE WOULD OF WORN THE TROUSERS ,BETWEEN HER AND MICK. WOW LIVING ON THE STREETS , NOW LOOK AT HER .BLESS HER HEART .
Wow has her voice changed over the years. Just listened to an interview of her from 1968. Not the same woman. Kids, stay away from drugs! How she's alive today is beyond me!
Her autobiographies make good precautionary tales. I like her 60's performances. And she became a good business woman. An interviewer would have to good research to come with good questions other than the obvious ones about her salad days. She is honest about having a limited vocal range.
She is amazing. Never realized out intelligent she is. And he is such a big fan and was trying not blow it too much. I rather like him, like a cute pet. haha
5:44 - The Beatles and the Beach Boys were competitive, but we're the ones who win. Pet Sounds-Rubber Soul-Revolver-Smile-Sgt Pepper. How great is all that. Yes I know Smile was released 45 years later, but I've been a Smile fan since 1994, albeit illegally - or I would like to say "unofficially".
Reading these comments I am surprised this woman is called a icon and self made, etc. have only considered her a stones groupie and drug riddled mediocre artist. Would have stopped the interview when she didn't wanna talk about the stones. Maybe I missed something.
Maybe you did. Clearly you have missed the last thirty years of her career which includes probably half a dozen stellar albums that would match ANYONE'S best work. How many artists that were around in the sixties managed to make quality, meaningful recordings during the eighties? Certainly not the Stones but Marianne sure as hell did and left most of her contemporaries eating her dust.
every interviewer cos she'll get up walk away refuses when asked it true if her drug dealer bfriend at the time use to sell to jim morrisons woman he went to the apartment sayin he wanted to kill jim cos pam jims girl got heroin from him but said rumor she got drugs free for blowing the guy even years after jim died is said m faithful bf did but by mistake kill jim fighting him jim on coke and heroin powder he did thinking it was coke they after he died heart attack they put him in bath tub yet none of it adds up on why pam had dr no one ever found even with name no autopsy plus biggest oddity his coffin was sealed she refused anyone opening it....hmmmm....sad way in the few ways he is said to of died i know is cover up by pam in her dealer why she got the hot shot nearly 3 years later high she would not stfup had guilt!!
She doesn't wan to talk about the Rolling Stones. But why didn't she ever want to talk about Jim Morrison and his death.She was there and knows something but never wanted to talk about it.She and her then lover and the drug dealer Jean de Breteuil instantly escaped to Morroco to get their asses out of that . That's why I don't have respect for this woman.
She obviously wants to remain friends with them because I'm sure she could still thr beans if she decided too on a lot. If Morrison actually did die it was heroin and in a Parisian rock n roll night club. I can only imagine the things she knows first hand
@@jonesy2111 @ well if she knows something we can only hope she will say something about it before she passes away no one will lock her up she is an old woman and that happened 50 years ago.
She was involved in Jim Morrison death. Her boyfriend Jean, the drug dealer gave Jim a fatal dose of Smack. Knowing he killed Janis Joplin some parts make me wonder if he worked for our government. They didn’t like Jim at all especially because Eid his ANTIWAR stance. Jim’s father was in the ship or was a commander on the ship which was allegedly been hit or struck via the Gulf Of Tokin incident - so, Jim’s father was involved in the conspiracy and he kept hushed about it. So, he basically worked for the government. He might have even known that they were or would target his son. Sad
@IwannisCh and everyone who gave it a thumbs up; now, now, I'm sure you were all better brought up than that, let's keep our mean-spirited comments to ourselves shall we? You may not agree with the way he conducted the interview, but you also want to publicly criticize his laugh? Poor guy, maybe he was nervous
Creepy interviewer with inane questions. It's no wonder that being surrounded by these fawning sycophants sends these (yawn) celebrities into ego meltdown.
Dude that's why I came to this video, I was looking to hear her say something more about that. What do you know surrounding it? I'm trying to piece together everything here.
Who was otherwise perfectly healthy person, c'mon. Can you offer an evidence for such an accusation? I think no one killed Jim but he himself he was already in a poor medical condition, his liver if you left it on the street neither animal would eat it it was most likely that damaged.
Her voice will never be beautiful again; she ruined it with drugs during the 1970s, and her 1987 remake of her signature 1964 hit penned by Mick and Keef proved that.
well actually there are 8 deadly sins last one number 8 is don't commit suicide and that is the very worst one you can do because it lets them own your soul
bonanzatime she is a multi talented influential person of the 60’s. Read about her. Groupie? Oh please, she’s far more than a term invented in the 70’s
❤I thi k she could speak about Mick and Keith❤❤She was in a realationship with Mick❤❤buth she say he hade a littel todger??😢😢so thats way she was with Keith and be unfaitful and she never hade so good love in a hole night with Mick as she❤❤hade one nigjt with Keith..I heard her before say that Mick have a Tiny Todger ❤❤buth he get 8 or 10 children and so lot off men and women in his life❤❤❤❤❤❤she dont want to talk about that now when she is old women she live a very wild life herself with much drogs LSD and Mick get love to Anita they part on her Brian ❤❤first then keith❤ and Mick the ladt one .❤my god i say they have a real wild life in 60this😂❤❤
I can not stand her attitude. Yes, she still acts like she can sing. But believe me at this point and time it is not tolerable. Because of her past folks seem to feel sorry for her, and still want to see her from sentiment. What a piece of work she has developed. She is like the walking dead.
Could have Tages Woche have found a Journalist that spoke worse English than this guy?. I mean Germany in 2011 it would have been VERY easy to find a German that spoke English as well as Marianne.
Just because she had a horrible ending....there was some young people who really believed in love and peace. It was not just a media invention. It was real up to Wood Stock, and The Stones having the Hells Angels come in to take care of security helped a young person get murdered in front of them during their concert.. After the reality hit more and more of Vietnam awareness that also chipped away from the hope of a revolution of love. It was a strong dream and seemed possible for awhile. But there was a type of the Summer Of Love not just a media invention. She could have been a classical singer? She really believes that? Haha. Her voice could not have been an opera singer by any means. Does she really believe the words coming out of her head? Wow. On top of that What a temper and ego she still has. It’s self evident.. She is still bitter and anger. But she is so self defensive she denies it. It came out while she was talking and with her behavior just during this interview. My she is hardly aware of much now. Plus what an ego. She is so full of herself I did not quite finish the interview though I really tried. I can tell she is not very like able.
I adore this woman. A life well lived full of many ups and downs. A tremendous artist.. Her later albums are glorious and she is extremely intelligent also. Of course a beautiful woman also.🥀🥀
God, she dealt with his awkward line of questioning quite well. Rock on Marianne.
I was just going to comment that I feel deeply sorry for the interviewer who is so earnest that he's falling all over himself; God bless Marianne for seeming to understand this and giving a terrific interview - in spite of him ;-)
All this negative stuff about the interviewer. He did a fine job here. M.F. is not the easiest person to interview and English is not his native language. Still he his questions were clear and he was polite and got some good responses from her.
Loved her in the sixties, her beauty and her music. Still a very interesting woman. Pleased she came through it, a lot didn't make it. A survivor!
I don't think it's pleasant to be treat as a "survivor".
@@Methilde The statement refers to her coming through the rough times with the drugs, etc.
Having been a teenager in the sixties a lot of people I knew did not.
@@BARRYPLANK was teenager in the early seventees in Paris. With high school friends we smoke and having some others drugs experiences but not so rough than her, and naturally stopped. But survivor for me come from an accident, a war, a desease or about the age and it's not very polite, no more.
I never tired of her songs as tears go by,this little bird,very beautiful intelligent woman up to day
An icon of the rock scene from the sixties (now 74) and beyond. She is also an accomplished writer, actor, song writer and singer. At least once week I listened to the Ballard of Lucy Jordan; a masterpiece.
Hats off to you marianne.so glad your still here.
I do admire her intellect and she was just such a beauty... she became a highly respected artist in her own right. When she came back with Broken English it was quite astounding and the album still gives me shivers
The journalist did a good job. He was nervous and who would't be - interviewing this great icon? Marianne made some interesting comments here, especially about "The Seven Deadly Sins".
Thanks for sharing.
Such a respectful interviewer. They don't exist any longer...Well, rarely...
I Concur Margaret ...
I think there is a difference between being respectful and being nervous, scared, overwhelmed… i miss the eye level, i guess. But at some points I’ve found him adorable and other times.. I don’t know how to put it..he knew exactly what he wanted to ask and why, like the Zionism at the end. It shows a lot of respect that he prepared so well. Mixed feelings about it.
I really like the genuine approch of the interviewer. Obviously I love Marianne!
Broken English is a classic. Love that album. Her voice or accent is posh yet, relatable. She comes from, or is of stock, born from out of high-society who just happend to fall into the music scene as a young woman. I'm sure her family did not intend for her to make a career of it, nor lose herself as she did during the height of the 60's (*see the last song in the video recording of the Stones "rock n' roll circus" where Mick grabs her hat off of her head, very funny). Hence the irony is not lost in her excellent cover of Lennon's working Class hero. For here is "a lady" who wanted to have fun with a capital F while experiencing life from all sides of the class system. Bless her heart.
Her background is not conventional in anyway.
She is an idol to me.. Loved the sixties.. Look who was drawn to her.. ? And me to.. A true icon of the times.. Loved how she said "No Stones Questions".. they were drawn to women that changed their course in the world they thought they created.. The Muse and the other Muse.. Bravo girls.. You made the band with your love of the "humanities" and knowledge of history which propelled them into icons of the music industry and fashion..
I think that the reason that she sounds a little irritated is because the interviewer is not that intelligent and asks her a lot of stupid questions. When people asks people stupid questions then it´s very natural to get stupid answers back. I myself cannot handle stupid questions. When people ask me questions that they have not thought a lot about, then I get a little irritated. Marianne is an intelligent woman, she has fought against her drug abuse, her anorexia and being homeless for a while. She is a brave and strong woman to have come back and never stopped making music, even when the press turned against her after her relationship with Mick Jagger. She deserves respect for what type of woman she is.
I think she had no patience because he (and this is my gut feeling) was trying to use this nervous attitude to get her to answer things she didn’t want to talk about. And i think she did very well at saying plainly “I don’t want to talk about the Stones”. Again, just my own interpretation, but i think she’s very intelligent and she could see through this attitude. And I don’t think he was being stupid.
On another hand, I’ll be nervous if i had the chance to talk to her, specially because English is not my first language, like it’s not his. And come on, you have Marianne Faithful on front of you and you really don’t want to be short on vocabulary..
How great she is!
Also she is a Grand Dame. She is perfectly polite but firm. No problem with that
She's forgotten what it's like to be young. She has little patience and seems uptight and reprimanding throughout the interview.
The interviewer is young and nervous. He could have been treated slightly more gentle.
+coffeebeansism She seems polite enough to me. This is a man she is talking to, not a 2 year old. It would be disrespectful to speak to him like he's a baby.
Alba Therault Um, Are you crazy?
@@SepherStar exactly!
I LIKE HER SHE SPEAKS FROM THE HEART , BLESS HER !
Yes,i agree with you 100% and i would like to read her book,do you know the name of her book?I come from Germany and i like the Stones,the Pistols(Sid Vicious) but that is not important now,i hope you can help me dear KEITH RICHARDS ROLLINGSTONES
shes garbage no class
This is not the real Keith Richards no way but u funny anyhow hahahahaha
not so...
KEITH RICHARDS ROLLINGSTONES newyork apartment
love Marianne Faithfull and wonderfully spoken giving Keith Richards some support for his book saying he is allowed to have his own view. The 1960s truly was the most creative decade and the peak of the most extraordinary creativity. The Beatles, The Beach boys, The Rollingstones, and Bob Dylan all reigned the 1960s as well as some other bands. The 1970s summer of love was exactly as she describes it to be. A media invention and a comedy street very illusionary. The 1970s was Fabolous for some and not for others. George Harrison was disappointed when he walked the streets believing he would see people being creative and only finding out many were just lingering about. Marianne Faithfull shone brightly in the 1960s, later on in the1970s creating mature awareness music with albums like Broken English, dangerous Acquaintance, Child's adventure. Not that long ago she has recited poems from Keats, William Blake and created wonderful vocal recordings of the poetry with the help of Nick Cave and William Ellis. I adore Marianne Faithfull and she truly is in a class of her own and would go as far as say Marianne Faithfull is the "ARTIST". Marianne Faithfull's singing Bob Dylan's songs are out of this world! love listening to Marianne Faithfull!♥ha ha Paul Macartney laid the Hey Jude golden egg! Marianne Faithfull's vocals are unique and amazing! She recited poetry from the great poets where as Paul McCartney hasn't given that a try yet.
Great interview bc the interviewer was clearly interested in his subject.
She is an artist herself, but she does not like to be treated like a groupie to the bend. I have an impression that as much as she loves Rolling Stones, she was also slighted by them and it left marks. She was probably still in love with Mick (or Keith) when she “sat on the wall” powerless and indulging into addiction while they were on their stellar path, and God knows if any of them turned back and wondered what happened to that girl. Don’t know, but she is certainly survivor and her story is interesting.
She wasn't ' in love ' with Mick. She is a libertine and indulged that side of herself
SHE IS ONE STRONG VOICE WOMEN , TELLS YOU WHAT IT WAS LIKE , HER WAY , THERE SEEM TO BE NO BULL SHIT ABOUT HER.I NOW WE KNOW WHY MICK WAS SO UPSET , BUT I THINK SHE WOULD OF WORN THE TROUSERS ,BETWEEN HER AND MICK. WOW LIVING ON THE STREETS , NOW LOOK AT HER .BLESS HER HEART .
God bless you, Marianne. From lreland 🇮🇪
FairPlay she won't say nothing bad about the Rolling Stones great woman .
Wow has her voice changed over the years. Just listened to an interview of her from 1968. Not the same woman. Kids, stay away from drugs! How she's alive today is beyond me!
TheParentBazaar, her voice is gorgeous. It has the patina of having lived FULLY in her own way. No need to parent everyone.
Okay life is to be lived and enjoyed, how we do it is honestly not your business nor others’.
Let's see how your voice sounds in 30 years
I like her she seems v down to earth
Her autobiographies make good precautionary tales. I like her 60's performances. And she became a good business woman. An interviewer would have to good research to come with good questions other than the obvious ones about her salad days. She is honest about having a limited vocal range.
I agree.
She's a bit uptight. No surprise she claims to be lonely.
I loved her in, The girl on a motorcycle. Hate the ending though .
well she wont talk so why interview her. even
She is amazing. Never realized out intelligent she is. And he is such a big fan and was trying not blow it too much. I rather like him, like a cute pet. haha
5:44 - The Beatles and the Beach Boys were competitive, but we're the ones who win. Pet Sounds-Rubber Soul-Revolver-Smile-Sgt Pepper. How great is all that.
Yes I know Smile was released 45 years later, but I've been a Smile fan since 1994, albeit illegally - or I would like to say "unofficially".
She is intoxicating love this women ❤️❤️❤️
Reading these comments I am surprised this woman is called a icon and self made, etc. have only considered her a stones groupie and drug riddled mediocre artist. Would have stopped the interview when she didn't wanna talk about the stones. Maybe I missed something.
Maybe you did. Clearly you have missed the last thirty years of her career which includes probably half a dozen stellar albums that would match ANYONE'S best work. How many artists that were around in the sixties managed to make quality, meaningful recordings during the eighties? Certainly not the Stones but Marianne sure as hell did and left most of her contemporaries eating her dust.
every interviewer cos she'll get up walk away refuses when asked it true if her drug dealer bfriend at the time use to sell to jim morrisons woman he went to the apartment sayin he wanted to kill jim cos pam jims girl got heroin from him but said rumor she got drugs free for blowing the guy even years after jim died is said m faithful bf did but by mistake kill jim fighting him jim on coke and heroin powder he did thinking it was coke they after he died heart attack they put him in bath tub yet none of it adds up on why pam had dr no one ever found even with name no autopsy plus biggest oddity his coffin was sealed she refused anyone opening it....hmmmm....sad way in the few ways he is said to of died i know is cover up by pam in her dealer why she got the hot shot nearly 3 years later high she would not stfup had guilt!!
@@bustergoldenrod Well said! Unique artist.
@@thanosdarkseid8695 Who cares?
Does she have more success now in Brussels than in 2005? Or didn't she come back yet?
She doesn't wan to talk about the Rolling Stones. But why didn't she ever want to talk about Jim Morrison and his death.She was there and knows something but never wanted to talk about it.She and her then lover and the drug dealer Jean de Breteuil instantly escaped to Morroco to get their asses out of that . That's why I don't have respect for this woman.
She obviously wants to remain friends with them because I'm sure she could still thr beans if she decided too on a lot. If Morrison actually did die it was heroin and in a Parisian rock n roll night club. I can only imagine the things she knows first hand
@@jonesy2111 @ well if she knows something we can only hope she will say something about it before she passes away no one will lock her up she is an old woman and that happened 50 years ago.
She was involved in Jim Morrison death. Her boyfriend Jean, the drug dealer gave Jim a fatal dose of Smack. Knowing he killed Janis Joplin some parts make me wonder if he worked for our government. They didn’t like Jim at all especially because Eid his ANTIWAR stance. Jim’s father was in the ship or was a commander on the ship which was allegedly been hit or struck via the Gulf Of Tokin incident - so, Jim’s father was involved in the conspiracy and he kept hushed about it. So, he basically worked for the government. He might have even known that they were or would target his son. Sad
What a very interesting woman. I would like to meet her.
Really nice interview, he is fine, just nervous
Fab lady.
English is not this guys first language which is not easy.
Marianne understands the questions, that is important
@IwannisCh and everyone who gave it a thumbs up; now, now, I'm sure you were all better brought up than that, let's keep our mean-spirited comments to ourselves shall we? You may not agree with the way he conducted the interview, but you also want to publicly criticize his laugh? Poor guy, maybe he was nervous
"I don't speak about the Stones anymore!", Two sentences later: "The cocaine dealer of the Stones..." - yeah, go for it, Marianne,
"Paul is a Beatle, and that's that." I wish she could have expanded on that. ... She seems like a very, nice woman.
I think Marianne would have liked the interviewer - awkward can be as endearing as confident
German reporter was gushing trying to pry answers. Marianne been around too
long to waste time in this ill prepared hack.
She is older now and sounds bitter.
I'd much rather live in the past. I'm that kind of guy, I s'pose.
Interesting dynamics in this interview :)
Good one. Thanks for posting it.
Lovely talented woman
I still would.
Creepy interviewer with inane questions. It's no wonder that being surrounded by these fawning sycophants sends these (yawn) celebrities into ego meltdown.
At this point she's doesn't seem like anything more than a cranky old lady. Not at all gracious or humble.
This guy, did not deserve, to interview her.
I so identify when she described her younger self as an inarticulate flailing angry little person. How we do grow up, after all.
I felt sorry for Marianne.. the interviewer was odd! But she handled it well!
Dude that's why I came to this video, I was looking to hear her say something more about that. What do you know surrounding it? I'm trying to piece together everything here.
marianne and jean de breteuil killing jim morrison
Who was otherwise perfectly healthy person, c'mon. Can you offer an evidence for such an accusation? I think no one killed Jim but he himself he was already in a poor medical condition, his liver if you left it on the street neither animal would eat it it was most likely that damaged.
Yes she would of made a good opera singer
Her voice will never be beautiful again; she ruined it with drugs during the 1970s, and her 1987 remake of her signature 1964 hit penned by Mick and Keef proved that.
You prefer Lolita's voices than more mature one.
Its called aging. Some people voices change.
@@sr2291 Yes, I know that, but the drugs she took over the years hastened it.
@@ClassicTVMan1981X How do you even know that?
Cigarettes aged her voice
Marianne...THE GREATEST woman of Rock and Roll.!!!!!!!!!!!!
what is it about german interviewers ? they all have this weird awkward vibe.
of course totally right my dear, but that is a Swiss Interviewer
ahhahahaha but don't you think this one is sooo terribly cute and good hearted?
Witterings not that much difference between a german and a switzerdeutsch.
Cool bird!! Never open your mouth. Love u marianne
alguien q lo pueda subtitular:cc
quite fsacinating , thanxALAWTT :)
One thing about KR is you don't wanna fuck him over
why has her face changed so much
Because 50 years have passed! 20 years passing can change you beyond recognition.
well actually there are 8 deadly sins last one number 8 is don't commit suicide and that is the very worst one you can do because it lets them own your soul
Hey Tommy, it's an Anonymous program.
Interviewer reminds me 100% of Doiter (sp?) of Sprockets. Hard to take him seriously....Faithfull I do take.
Mary Anne Faithful, I've heard that name thrown around before. I always assumed she was some singer. So was she? or just some groupie??
bonanzatime she is a multi talented influential person of the 60’s. Read about her. Groupie? Oh please, she’s far more than a term invented in the 70’s
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❤I thi k she could speak about Mick and Keith❤❤She was in a realationship with Mick❤❤buth she say he hade a littel todger??😢😢so thats way she was with Keith and be unfaitful and she never hade so good love in a hole night with Mick as she❤❤hade one nigjt with Keith..I heard her before say that Mick have a Tiny Todger ❤❤buth he get 8 or 10 children and so lot off men and women in his life❤❤❤❤❤❤she dont want to talk about that now when she is old women she live a very wild life herself with much drogs LSD and Mick get love to Anita they part on her Brian ❤❤first then keith❤ and Mick the ladt one .❤my god i say they have a real wild life in 60this😂❤❤
I can not stand her attitude. Yes, she still acts like she can sing. But believe me at this point and time it is not tolerable. Because of her past folks seem to feel sorry for her, and still want to see her from sentiment. What a piece of work she has developed. She is like the walking dead.
I love Marianne🇮🇱
Heroin and Anorexia what a pair
This Interviewer has a sanity problem. I expect we'll see him turn up in association with serial killings in the future.
how annoying is this journalist.. especially when he laughs like an idiot! and how great and down-to-earth is Marianne !
The greatest? You should raise your standards.
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She was a pretty girl when she was younger but I'm not saying she's dog face now not at all lol.
Her smoking cigarettes aged her
Could have Tages Woche have found a Journalist that spoke worse English than this guy?.
I mean Germany in 2011 it would have been VERY easy to find a German that spoke English as well as Marianne.
The English Language is not the only in this world. Probabily the interviewer speaks 5 or 6 different languages, how many you speak?
Just because she had a horrible ending....there was some young people who really believed in love and peace. It was not just a media invention. It was real up to Wood Stock, and The Stones having the Hells Angels come in to take care of security helped a young person get murdered in front of them during their concert.. After the reality hit more and more of Vietnam awareness that also chipped away from the hope of a revolution of love. It was a strong dream and seemed possible for awhile. But there was a type of the Summer Of Love not just a media invention.
She could have been a classical singer? She really believes that? Haha. Her voice could not have been an opera singer by any means. Does she really believe the words coming out of her head? Wow. On top of that What a temper and ego she still has. It’s self evident.. She is still bitter and anger. But she is so self defensive she denies it. It came out while she was talking and with her behavior just during this interview. My she is hardly aware of much now. Plus what an ego. She is so full of herself I did not quite finish the interview though I really tried. I can tell she is not very like able.
Aman Offaith I loved her in “Marie Antoinette”.Was this the “Horrible ending?”
cigs ruined her voice
sad
+jan smiths (sounds like christopher hitchens)
Oh dear!! She thinks she could have been a classical singer .she never had a voice then or now
She is a hun
Ursula Rue B The Hun is Now 72 years of age,Born the same day as me 29th of December 1946
and like me don’t suffer fools gladly,
What an incredibly terrible interviewer. Can't bare listening to him or his questions.
Broken English . Times Square
Mars Bar haha
What a sad interviewer jezus
Oh come on. People say the same thing about Stevie Nicks. Get over it or continue to live in the past!
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