Marianne Faithfull...

[baggpuss]

RIP 

[Old Fart]

I'll eat a Mars Bar in tribute.

[Runaroundandgroovelikeabaggie]

I'll eat a Mars Bar in tribute.

Where from though?

[Old Fart]

I'll eat a Mars Bar in tribute.

Where from though?

Stop being a twat 

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I'll eat a Mars Bar in tribute.

Where from though?

Stop being a twat 

There are no doubt a lot of readers wondering WTF are they talking about. 

I can't get no satisfaction.

[Johnnykayeengland]

I'll eat a Mars Bar in tribute.

Where from though?

Stop being a twat 

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I'll eat a Mars Bar in tribute.

Where from though?

Stop being a twat 

There are no doubt a lot of readers wondering WTF are they talking about. 

I can't get no satisfaction.

Sadly apocryphal!

I hadn't realised she spent 2 years on the streets in the late 60s.

[Old Fart]

it's very strange how one person can capture the essence of an era particularly of the 60's. 

Not to be patronising,  but if you not alive in the 60s you have no idea of what a social and cultural revolution was taking place.

[1952]

I'll eat a Mars Bar in tribute.

Where from though?

Stop being a twat 

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I'll eat a Mars Bar in tribute.

Where from though?

Stop being a twat 

There are no doubt a lot of readers wondering WTF are they talking about. 

I can't get no satisfaction.

Sadly apocryphal!

I hadn't realised she spent 2 years on the streets in the late 60s.

On the streets, streets or, living rough? 
Always associate her with Girl on a motorcycle and as said, mars bars. 

RIP Marianne.

[Cheshire East Baggie]

I'm beginning to realise that the 60s and 70s live on in the memories of we old folks - when we're gone, no-one will understand what changing times they were for music, as well as society/technology/politics/culture and everything else.

Here's Marianne's biggest hit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxuNnXQg1go

[man in the corner shop]

I've got her north country maid album from '66 which will set you back £100
78, no age really

[Squid]

I'm beginning to realise that the 60s and 70s live on in the memories of we old folks - when we're gone, no-one will understand what changing times they were for music, as well as society/technology/politics/culture and everything else.

Here's Marianne's biggest hit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxuNnXQg1go

Such a poignant song.