A fabulous documentary. Marianne Faithfull fought the Male Gaze with drugs and entered the underworld to uncover the Self. A woman who braved the unknown passage and pioneered the way for other woman to fully embody the opposites within.
Mariane is a talent by herself. A good actress, a gorgeous, good singer and songwriter, and a nice, wise and clever lady. I always love to hear Mariane. Singing and in interviews she spreads beauty and intelligence, a not common mix. Am reading her autobiography, which I recommend warmly. Love both periods in her music. A very interesting, lovely, fascinating person. A unique artist. Deeply admire her. 🙄🤔💎💖👌
I met Marianne when she and Mick Jagger visited Frank Zappa's log cabin in Laurel Canyon, Hollywood. They sat in the kitchen with Frank and his wife Gail. Mick and Marianne were like a double act - he spoke, she spoke, he spoke, she spoke. By contrast, Gail never spoke when Frank entertained. She always sat mute, allowing Frank to hold centre stage. Such a contrast.
@@Rugmunchersauce3 It's all in my memoir, 'Freak Out! My Life with Frank Zappa 1968-197'. It's my story, but reveals Frank's home life not shown in other books, from getting up to going to bed, composing at the piano, rehearsing with the Mothers of Invention, visiting rock stars, freaks, family squabbles, and more. Thank you for interest, nice of you.
Yes Pauline, I would like you to tell us something about your memories again.I ask you why they are important to understand the interaction that was between them.... and remember the greatness of MF who left us painfully yesterday.Thanks anyway ❤ P.S. I didn't imagine such a thing between Gail and Frank..wooow
It’s not safe to show anything, she says. Yet she does this courageously and takes the blows that comes with this revealing. A wonderful interesting person
Thank-you so very much for posting this documentary of Maryanne! Enjoyed very much, thanks again B DP* & Maryanne* I have been listening to Maryanne's music since the late 70's and am always pleased!!!!! even to this very day!
A very sobering documentary (no pun intended). You are beautiful and talented Marrianne. I hope you are having a happy and joyful life right now. Stay blessed xxx
Damn, I wanted to hear about her dream (possibly whilst in her coma, or just before...🤔) where she was with Brian in "the inbetween" just after hé had let himself get killed...but as she said, she didnt like talking about it. 😔 "Wild horses could'nt drag me away" she said when she finally woke up from that coma. Amazing. Whilst watching this, I realised it would have been Brians birthday today.
In the 60s Marianne Faithful and I were so alike that I was chased through Chicago by a crowd of crazy people who were out to get me! It was very scary........very scary. We are still alike even now. We do have quite a lot in common. We were both born in December and are only 10 days apart. Those days were really strange. Even my mother thought Marianne was me at one time. Very strange. Thanks for reading my comment.
Wow---I didn't know much about Marianne other than the things that went on when she was with Mick Jagger. I knew she later had drug problems, and made a few albums, some better than others. Essentially, I thought of her as Jagger's one-time girlfriend, a London hottie who was also a singer, who sang a song The Stones wrote ("As Tears Go By"), got into drugs, and became a musical footnote. I now see that I was really selling her short. In terms of female musicians who are avant-garde, write controversial and highly confessional lyrics, and are extremely courageous in following their musical visions, I've progressed backwards in time. For me, it started with Tori Amos, then I learned to appreciate Kate Bush, and now I have a much greater appreciation for Marianne Faithfull. I echo what Roger Palmer said below, in terms of it being a rather sad story. However, in this case, it's both a tragedy and a victory. For all she's been through, she survived, she's still making music, and she seems extremely grounded, even in very recent interviews beyond this biography. She certainly seems more sharp than Keith Richards nowadays---she has progressed from being merely intelligent (which she was from the beginning) to being wise. She was given a second chance---good for her.
Everything I knew about you, until today, was wrong. You are a nice person and you will be all right. Thanks for sharing your story and your gifts with us! All the best!
When it comes to artist at 360 ', one of the names is Marianne Faithfull.Especially of the highest level. ❤You will remain in the heart of those who saw you.
When she said "I found out I WANTED to live, but I didnt know HOW to, without drugs and alcohol" and she had to try to figure out how to do it... I empathise completely with her, I know what she means. I'm so happy she got there.
I thought she was a sweet girl who was involved with a jerk like Mick Jagger until she morphed back into her aristocratic Austro-Hungarian mentality and blossomed into a chanteuse a la Kurt Weill My love and respect has greatly grown!!! Thanks!!!
Oh - I understand your choices Marianne. Choices you consciously made. Don't tell me that you had no control over yourself. You're one of my favorite singers, but don't tell me you had no control over your choices.
I think "Tom Hayes" may actually be Tom Waits, who was with Island at the time. I remember when Strange Weather came out in interviews of the time it was stated that she had talked to Tom Waits and he helped her get straightened out with her career, acting sort of as a counselor and that led directly to Strange Weather. They cut directly to Strange Weather at that point. Waits famously doesn't like his friends to tell personal stories about him so it makes sense that Faithful, being a "nice person," would disguise his name since the tale here included a bit of personal info. Of course, me not being a nice person or a friend of Waits, I've opted to stumble along and make the connection.
Marianne allowed herself to be exploited by men from the start but remained very appealing and charming . Her performance on the Late Late show years ago when she sang' Dreaming my Dreams' in an incredibly sleepy voice was mesmerising and unforgettable .
WOW ! Seem's to be a very descriptive expression upon getting to the end of this film. I was expecting to hear her singing, "Dreaming my dreams" and was not prepared to spend an hour of my Sunday morning watching this. Captivating and most interesting. WOW is probably the best word to describe it. W O W .
The best bio actually. Marianne is terrific, so classy, so witty. Many interviews, afterwards, maybe for the many repetition and aging, are quite annoying, life expectancies translates in prosiness. Aging can be a gift , but not to the extreme, alas
Let's be balanced - then we can be profound. When you're as spectacularly beautiful and talented and successful as Marianne was at a very young age, almost no human can have the tools to manage their personal life. Marianne didn't have them. Her development into a mature human being was stunted so sharply so early, it almost never happened. It appears to me that consequently, she has spent her life - and I mean !SPENT! - perceiving herself as only an artist. There is no sign that she ever considered living a non-artistic life. No sign she ever seriously sought getting a job or starting a business. No sign that she took on becoming a "conventional' responsible adult. THAT IS NOT GOOD OR BAD. I DON'T JUDGE IT. IT'S JUST AN OBSERVATION THAT GETS US TO A PROFOUND TRUTH. The deepest happiness comes in two flavors, and always will. Flavor 1. Luck. Marianne experienced this for a brief time. But luck nearly always runs out. It's just reality. The Universe in all its mysterious, perfect inevitable glory. In a spectacularly short amount of time, she went from Pop superstar to a street-corner druggie. (Well, not EXACTLY a street-corner druggie, but rather a "wall" druggie. The Bio explains this.) Flavor 2. Maturity. Most humans reach maturity. You become a real adult. You make practical, sensible decisions. You place others - especially your children - slightly before yourself. You skillfully flow with your environment at every level - personal, family, professional, social, political, etc. You understand that the world is run by human beings just like you. Imperfect in every glorious way. As you become wiser, and your understanding grows deeper, your embrace increases. Your peace increases. Your power increases. Your happiness increases. The mature person's life is as artistic as Marianne's. It's the art of living with dignity. At the point where Marianne is being interviewed for this video, she is taking on responsibility. She is maturing. She is a smart human being. She'll keep maturing. It's what we do. I love you Marianne. I'm in love forever with your incredible natural beauty - it's what testosterone does. I admire your courage and talent. Keep singing. One piece of advice, Marianne. You may think it inconceivable, but believe me when I tell you, you are capable of no longer smoking cigarettes It will rejuvenate your voice. Far better from my perspective, it will extend the years I can fantasize that you and I will meet and fall in love. I'm always here. Al. P.S. CONGRATULATIONS, MARIANNE! I just read that you have quit smoking! Rock on!
Even when she was in supposedley "bad shape", "ravaged" by her habit (not the one she wore at St Josephs), she still looked so good, really beautifull. I've never seen a photo of her where she DOESN'T look beautifull. (Can't say the same thing about Anita Pallenberg, who was also extremely beautifull... although at the end, she still looked very good for her age and considering all the drugs/drink she used for a VERY long time ! She was still beautifull when she died)
Kind of sad that it took her so long to figure out that drug's will just screw you worst then death it's self . What a way to have a life by just only to lose it all to a stupid idea that drug's would give you everything after knowing that its what did MORRISON IN...Hope the young folks of today watch this story and wake up to the fact that this is the wrong way of living your life for life only come's once and you don't get a second one.
such a beautiful girl, who been through alot of shit, just because of: D-R-U-G-S. Marianne is talented though, but drugs almost took her life, like Marilyn Monroe.
The story of her mother and what happend during ww2 and the rape of stalin soldiers in Austria 1945 is absolutely crushing. She doesn´t know who was her real father?
David Dalton, the so-called biographer, is full of shit. He lost all credibility with me when he characterized The Rolling Stones as thugs, etc. Those boys were from middle class families. Mick Jagger, for one, studied at the prestigious London School of Economics. Marieanne's own words are what makes this a powerful story well worth listening to.
So many contradictions with her, once she wanna be a teacher's wife at the same time she said I was young famous and rich and I loved that. Once she ignore Jagger and after she left all for him. And Anita who don't understand that musicians had be between them to work. I don't think that Mick and Keith treat them badly, you can see them together on the photos, what a confusion. Not saying that Mick and Keith were angels.
As a mexican , i don't see nothing intersting in them just frivloity upper class issues ,they say they were incredible but what i see is 2 inmature girls playing around, what they could teach?
and them boys were playing with boys then,, the using the girls .to produce a means for them to satisfy their fetishes. i do receive the info. i never had to experience such things, thank you for all you share. i am humbled by your experiences.
Und Jesus sagte: " Ich bin das Licht der Welt. Wer mir nachfolgt, wird nicht wandeln in der Finsternis, sondern wird das Licht des Lebens haben. " ( Joh 8:12 )
and i do subscribe..we will see if this was a mistake. let's hope not. i have yet to check out your channel..and there is a layer atop this subscribe. just so you know.
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I played the drums on Marianne’s Irish tour in June - July 1978. The Irish people gave her great support during this difficult time in her life.
You lucky fella !
A fabulous documentary. Marianne Faithfull fought the Male Gaze with drugs and entered the underworld to uncover the Self. A woman who braved the unknown passage and pioneered the way for other woman to fully embody the opposites within.
Heartbreaking, but it’s beautiful to see that she made it. Inspirational to me
Mariane is a talent by herself. A good actress, a gorgeous, good singer and songwriter, and a nice, wise and clever lady. I always love to hear Mariane. Singing and in interviews she spreads beauty and intelligence, a not common mix. Am reading her autobiography, which I recommend warmly. Love both periods in her music. A very interesting, lovely, fascinating person. A unique artist. Deeply admire her. 🙄🤔💎💖👌
Her autobiography is definately on my list of books to read. She's so intelligent as well as beautifull.
I met Marianne when she and Mick Jagger visited Frank Zappa's log cabin in Laurel Canyon, Hollywood. They sat in the kitchen with Frank and his wife Gail. Mick and Marianne were like a double act - he spoke, she spoke, he spoke, she spoke. By contrast, Gail never spoke when Frank entertained. She always sat mute, allowing Frank to hold centre stage. Such a contrast.
Wow, I would love to hear some of your memories of such times.
@@Rugmunchersauce3 It's all in my memoir, 'Freak Out! My Life with Frank Zappa 1968-197'. It's my story, but reveals Frank's home life not shown in other books, from getting up to going to bed, composing at the piano, rehearsing with the Mothers of Invention, visiting rock stars, freaks, family squabbles, and more. Thank you for interest, nice of you.
Yes Pauline, I would like you to tell us something about your memories again.I ask you why they are important to understand the interaction that was between them.... and remember the greatness of MF who left us painfully yesterday.Thanks anyway ❤
P.S. I didn't imagine such a thing between Gail and Frank..wooow
@@agm2515 You have to narrow down your request! I was there for three years which covers a lot of memories.
@@paulinebutcherbirdSorry.. mine was a stupid curiosity as the same in itself ; then IPhone makes me look obsessive.
😇I have idolized Marianne Faithful ever since her first big hit. Isn’t it interesting how life eventually comes full circle. I am faithful forever. 😎
Marianne’s honesty is so sublime, that’s Why I always had total respect for her. ☀️💕
A fabulous documentary about Marianne Faithfull and exactly that. She's an icon in her own right. Thank you kindly for this upload. Merci.
Je suis tout à fait d'accord avec vous.
It’s not safe to show anything, she says. Yet she does this courageously and takes the blows that comes with this revealing. A wonderful interesting person
Thank-you so very much for posting this documentary of Maryanne! Enjoyed very much, thanks again B DP* & Maryanne* I have been listening to Maryanne's music since the late 70's and am always pleased!!!!! even to this very day!
I first heard that song I think it was 1977. I remember exactly where I was and who I was talking to. I’ll never forget it
A very sobering documentary (no pun intended). You are beautiful and talented Marrianne. I hope you are having a happy and joyful life right now. Stay blessed xxx
Damn, I wanted to hear about her dream (possibly whilst in her coma, or just before...🤔) where she was with Brian in "the inbetween" just after hé had let himself get killed...but as she said, she didnt like talking about it. 😔 "Wild horses could'nt drag me away" she said when she finally woke up from that coma. Amazing.
Whilst watching this, I realised it would have been Brians birthday today.
What a delightful biography! She was a major influence of my young life and this bio just reinforces why I loved her so much.
In the 60s Marianne Faithful and I were so alike that I was chased through Chicago by a crowd of crazy people who were out to get me! It was very scary........very scary. We are still alike even now. We do have quite a lot in common. We were both born in December and are only 10 days apart. Those days were really strange. Even my mother thought Marianne was me at one time. Very strange. Thanks for reading my comment.
I can imagine the (perhaps UNWANTED) attention you got back in those days.
Wow---I didn't know much about Marianne other than the things that went on when she was with Mick Jagger. I knew she later had drug problems, and made a few albums, some better than others. Essentially, I thought of her as Jagger's one-time girlfriend, a London hottie who was also a singer, who sang a song The Stones wrote ("As Tears Go By"), got into drugs, and became a musical footnote. I now see that I was really selling her short. In terms of female musicians who are avant-garde, write controversial and highly confessional lyrics, and are extremely courageous in following their musical visions, I've progressed backwards in time. For me, it started with Tori Amos, then I learned to appreciate Kate Bush, and now I have a much greater appreciation for Marianne Faithfull. I echo what Roger Palmer said below, in terms of it being a rather sad story. However, in this case, it's both a tragedy and a victory. For all she's been through, she survived, she's still making music, and she seems extremely grounded, even in very recent interviews beyond this biography. She certainly seems more sharp than Keith Richards nowadays---she has progressed from being merely intelligent (which she was from the beginning) to being wise. She was given a second chance---good for her.
"Broken english" is my favorite album from her.
@@aubindemontfalcon5967 I will second that.
@@sharonramsey715 And I will third AND FOURTH it. What a brilliant woman she is.
Had this on DVD. I loved watching it. 🤗
Everything I knew about you, until today, was wrong. You are a nice person and you will be all right. Thanks for sharing your story and your gifts with us! All the best!
11,500 something views and only 3 comments. What the ? This was sooo great. Thanks for the upload. What a woman.
When it comes to artist at 360 ', one of the names is Marianne Faithfull.Especially of the highest level.
❤You will remain in the heart of those who saw you.
Ms. Marianne Faithful, "thank You for Sharing" You are so Compassionate, Intelligent and Strong N/A and AA. This was so Inspirational.
When she said "I found out I WANTED to live, but I didnt know HOW to, without drugs and alcohol" and she had to try to figure out how to do it... I empathise completely with her, I know what she means.
I'm so happy she got there.
A goddess & mentor to all female musicians, her autobiography is the most entertaining & intelligent read of all time.
Definately a Goddess !☀️
Marianne is beautiful! Thanks for the video
Marianne you are beautiful and a great women and my hero
I wish you the best in life and many songs to come ❤️🌷🤗
Marianne is a very impressive person...really❣
Indeed! She's a force of Nature !
I thought she was a sweet girl who was involved with a jerk like Mick Jagger until she morphed back into her aristocratic Austro-Hungarian mentality and blossomed into a chanteuse a la Kurt Weill
My love and respect has greatly grown!!!
Thanks!!!
marianne , if i could give you a hug , my life would be complete .
great documentary..always love Marianne..her life story wd make a great movie
I absolutely understand from what you said about the masculine love being unrequited. That is me from my childhood.
Such an amazing talent....and such a hard life......
Beautiful documentary!!!
Oh - I understand your choices Marianne. Choices you consciously made.
Don't tell me that you had no control over yourself. You're one of my favorite singers, but don't tell me you had no control over your choices.
I think Mariann is just wonderful ~ the ballad of Lucy Jordan is a great song and a great performace
Broken English one of the best albums ever.
Sure it was the creepy people's decision.
I think "Tom Hayes" may actually be Tom Waits, who was with Island at the time. I remember when Strange Weather came out in interviews of the time it was stated that she had talked to Tom Waits and he helped her get straightened out with her career, acting sort of as a counselor and that led directly to Strange Weather. They cut directly to Strange Weather at that point. Waits famously doesn't like his friends to tell personal stories about him so it makes sense that Faithful, being a "nice person," would disguise his name since the tale here included a bit of personal info. Of course, me not being a nice person or a friend of Waits, I've opted to stumble along and make the connection.
Marianne allowed herself to be exploited by men from the start but remained very appealing and charming . Her performance on the Late Late show years ago when she sang' Dreaming my Dreams' in an incredibly sleepy voice was mesmerising and unforgettable .
Your kidding, she left his husband with a baby without explaination, just to be rich and famous !!!
you are awesome and listening to you speak reminded me of so much of myself. I love you girl and keep rockin!
I remember many of these times when I worked and travelled with Marianne
Brenda O'Connell wow how was she?
are you telling the TRUTH ??????
Tell me more please !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Brenda O'Connell
Please expand on this.
watch a documentry on Marrianne you will see brenda=!
Child's Adventure and Broken English saved my life when I was isolated living in SoutheastAsia.
I just love her. Big fan.
I love Marianne Faithfull.
Interesting...I've been listening to her for years but never knew much about her.
What a life, what an artiste!
Marianne has been in hospital with covid disease hope she is better now-
Soooo gorgeous! Love Marianne!❤💞❤💞❤ Marianne would be a perfect M in the James Bond films! Someone should make that happen!😁
#Survivor of #Cancer,#Drugs,#BadPress,#Divorce,#Poverty and #MickJagger,this #singer #songwriter is still a #PopQueen -- #MarianneFaithfull
WOW ! Seem's to be a very descriptive expression upon getting to the end of this film. I was expecting to hear her singing, "Dreaming my dreams" and was not prepared to spend an hour of my Sunday morning watching this. Captivating and most interesting. WOW is probably the best word to describe it. W O W .
A very interesting person, Marianne. A very good biography
The best bio actually. Marianne is terrific, so classy, so witty. Many interviews, afterwards, maybe for the many repetition and aging, are quite annoying, life expectancies translates in prosiness. Aging can be a gift , but not to the extreme, alas
Es increible como esta mujer pudo sobrevivir a tantos excesos en su vida !!
I love this woman
Love her song big fan❣
Ms. Faithful is right.Never trust anyone. Question everything.
Love you Marianne!
Let's be balanced - then we can be profound. When you're as spectacularly beautiful and talented and successful as Marianne was at a very young age, almost no human can have the tools to manage their personal life. Marianne didn't have them. Her development into a mature human being was stunted so sharply so early, it almost never happened. It appears to me that consequently, she has spent her life - and I mean !SPENT! - perceiving herself as only an artist. There is no sign that she ever considered living a non-artistic life. No sign she ever seriously sought getting a job or starting a business. No sign that she took on becoming a "conventional' responsible adult. THAT IS NOT GOOD OR BAD. I DON'T JUDGE IT. IT'S JUST AN OBSERVATION THAT GETS US TO A PROFOUND TRUTH. The deepest happiness comes in two flavors, and always will. Flavor 1. Luck. Marianne experienced this for a brief time. But luck nearly always runs out. It's just reality. The Universe in all its mysterious, perfect inevitable glory. In a spectacularly short amount of time, she went from Pop superstar to a street-corner druggie. (Well, not EXACTLY a street-corner druggie, but rather a "wall" druggie. The Bio explains this.) Flavor 2. Maturity. Most humans reach maturity. You become a real adult. You make practical, sensible decisions. You place others - especially your children - slightly before yourself. You skillfully flow with your environment at every level - personal, family, professional, social, political, etc. You understand that the world is run by human beings just like you. Imperfect in every glorious way. As you become wiser, and your understanding grows deeper, your embrace increases. Your peace increases. Your power increases. Your happiness increases. The mature person's life is as artistic as Marianne's. It's the art of living with dignity. At the point where Marianne is being interviewed for this video, she is taking on responsibility. She is maturing. She is a smart human being. She'll keep maturing. It's what we do. I love you Marianne. I'm in love forever with your incredible natural beauty - it's what testosterone does. I admire your courage and talent. Keep singing. One piece of advice, Marianne. You may think it inconceivable, but believe me when I tell you, you are capable of no longer smoking cigarettes It will rejuvenate your voice. Far better from my perspective, it will extend the years I can fantasize that you and I will meet and fall in love. I'm always here. Al. P.S. CONGRATULATIONS, MARIANNE! I just read that you have quit smoking! Rock on!
What kind of water did Marianne and Keith drink to survive all that stuff?
incredible person!
I love her!
Nice Docu !
About 6 mins in, for a split second, i thought it was Princess Diana talking about her !
i just love her
i am so glad you live in France ...
❤ what a story.
What an incredible, talented and intelligent woman?
"I didn't have to lose my mind" "I'm Ok"
Thx...so much
A True Survivor !
I love you Marianne
She is awfully self assured, good on her!
Her music is the music of my youth circa 1960-whatever!
Even when she was in supposedley "bad shape", "ravaged" by her habit (not the one she wore at St Josephs), she still looked so good, really beautifull. I've never seen a photo of her where she DOESN'T look beautifull. (Can't say the same thing about Anita Pallenberg, who was also extremely beautifull... although at the end, she still looked very good for her age and considering all the drugs/drink she used for a VERY long time ! She was still beautifull when she died)
A wonderful woman ... I love you!
EXCELLENT SINGER IN THE 1960S UNFORTUNATELY SMOKING IN THE END MADE HER SOUND LIKE LOUIS ARMSTRONG
And the problem is??
You have to wonder how her life would have changed if she had become a professor's wife.
Faithfull sings some jazz(?) tunes better than jazz singers, eg, “Boulevard...” She is one of the best rock singers. I saw three of her concerts.
why isn't she a dame? thank you marianne for surviving + giving your magical music, you are wonderful, much love.
La bella marianne!!
beauty always has a curve..
:-) all my respect for this woman.
💪 By strong 💪
♥️Marianne ♥️
Kind of sad that it took her so long to figure out that drug's will just screw you worst then death it's self . What a way to have a life by just only to lose it all to a stupid idea that drug's would give you everything after knowing that its what did MORRISON IN...Hope the young folks of today watch this story and wake up to the fact that this is the wrong way of living your life for life only come's once and you don't get a second one.
such a beautiful girl, who been through alot of shit, just because of: D-R-U-G-S.
Marianne is talented though, but drugs almost took her life, like Marilyn Monroe.
A Life long fan man and boy
Really interesting programme. When was the interview with the older Marianne Faithfull filmed.Anyone know??
It is still my favourite singer and music, I am 70.
Il y a Marianne....et puis les autres. .
The story of her mother and what happend during ww2 and the rape of stalin soldiers in Austria 1945 is absolutely crushing. She doesn´t know who was her real father?
Interesting! Vulgar...and Sad.
I’d like to see Martha Stewart as Faithful in a biopic.
I don't find her a example of anyting and she is not that well known for a movie
@@angelicaquirarte true. the thought was posted in jest.
So many self inflicted problems
I have loved you and your aongs
David Dalton, the so-called biographer, is full of shit. He lost all credibility with me when he characterized The Rolling Stones as thugs, etc. Those boys were from middle class families. Mick Jagger, for one, studied at the prestigious London School of Economics.
Marieanne's own words are what makes this a powerful story well worth listening to.
Pritty thing
So many contradictions with her, once she wanna be a teacher's wife at the same time she said I was young famous and rich and I loved that. Once she ignore Jagger and after she left all for him.
And Anita who don't understand that musicians had be between them to work. I don't think that Mick and Keith treat them badly, you can see them together on the photos, what a confusion.
Not saying that Mick and Keith were angels.
As a mexican , i don't see nothing intersting in them just frivloity upper class issues ,they say they were incredible but what i see is 2 inmature girls playing around, what they could teach?
and them boys were playing with boys then,, the using the girls .to produce a means for them to satisfy their fetishes.
i do receive the info. i never had to experience such things,
thank you for all you share. i am humbled by your experiences.
Spot on, hit the nail on the head my friend.
Und Jesus sagte: " Ich bin das Licht der Welt. Wer mir nachfolgt, wird nicht wandeln in der Finsternis, sondern wird das Licht des Lebens haben. " ( Joh 8:12 )
the rose had died because you picked it...
I feel with you!
and i do subscribe..we will see if this was a mistake. let's hope not. i have yet to check out your channel..and there is a layer atop this subscribe.
just so you know.
No mention of her being Jewish,which is surprising.
I played the drums on Marianne’s Irish tour in June - July 1978. The Irish people gave her great support during this difficult time in her life.
Indeed they did and expected nothing in return not like others. I wish Marianne would acknowledge that more often.