Marianne Faithfull
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Sep 13, 2026
Scott AdamsGUEST
Um, it was in London in a place called Chernen Place where, do you know where Mick Jagger and ...
Scott AdamsGUEST
I think it was Mick Jagger and Marlene Wi- Ma- Marlene, Marlene, Keith Richards were arrested with Marianne Faithfull, uh, for doing, smoking weed back in the '60s?
Marvin McCarthyHOST
[laughs]
Scott AdamsGUEST
So we went to the house next door.
Aaron ConnHOST
And many have compared this song to the Beach Boys, given the vocal harmonies.
Aaron ConnHOST
Paul has been quoted as saying that he wasn't thinking too much of the Beach Boys, maybe more so Marianne Faithfull, maybe a little bit of James Brown, something a little more soulful, though it does sound like a Beach Boys song when you hear those backing vocals.
Aaron ConnHOST
How it relates to the Beatles and their lives, some could see this as being written about Jane Asher, Paul's then girlfriend and later fiancee, It might have been, but you got to remember here, Rubber Soul had two songs that have later been revealed to be anti-Jane songs.
Aaron ConnHOST
You Won't See Me and I'm Looking Through You.
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Aaron ConnHOST
The only things that he really said about the song, he called it a horror and a throwaway.
Aaron ConnHOST
Now, given that John didn't say too much about the song during his lifetime, this has left the song open to interpretation.
Aaron ConnHOST
Some believe that the song could be a dick at the Rolling Stones, with the titular bird being Marianne Faithfull.
Aaron ConnHOST
And Marianne Faithfull, at that time, was dating Mick Jagger.
DocHOST
I mean, the problem, I suppose the problem was that the complete disconnect between the vocal and the music was in the start.
DocHOST
You had this vocal that could have been on, it sounded like, you know, the ghost of Suze Damaki, not that she's dead, or Brodie Dahl from the fucking, you know, just some raspy, whiskey-addled, ruined, Marianne Faithfull gargling frigging battery acid kind of vocal.
BeesoHOST
Yeah, I did like that they just picked one band member to take all the drugs and smoke all the cigarettes and drink all the alcohol.
DocHOST
It just sounded like absolute fucking death.
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Tough Turf.
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Featuring music by Southside Johnny, Lena Lovich, Marianne Faithfull, Jim Carroll, and Jack Mack and the Heart Attack.
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Turn on.
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Turn tough turf.
Adam ReaderHOST
When artists needed a guitarist back then, they either went to Lil Jim or Big Jim back in those days.
Adam ReaderHOST
As the decade rolled along though, Page was featured on a variety of notable recordings by the likes of Marianne Faithfull, Jonathan King, Brenda Lee, Van Morrison, The King, even The Who.
Adam ReaderHOST
Jimmy provided rhythm guitar licks for The Who on their first single, I Can't Explain.
Adam ReaderHOST
In 1966, Page got the idea of assembling a super group with Keith Moon and John Entwistle from The Who and Jeff Beck and John Paul Jones.
Brian PennieGUEST
yeah yeah when I was on a radio show I love him right
Kellie FennellHOST
absolutely love him and he was on a podcast recently and he was talking about Marianne Faithfull she was a British singer songwriter right and she struggled she was homeless and she was on heroin and in her later memoir, she actually said heroin saved my life.
Kellie FennellHOST
Right.
Kellie FennellHOST
And I was just like, for me, I'm like, I totally get it because all of this work that I've done and whatever.
MattHOST
Uh, and it was kind of similar to what Rick Rubin was doing with artists like Johnny Cash and later Neil Diamond.
MattHOST
Uh, other people on that label, or who released albums on that label, were, uh, Tom Waits, Solomon Burke, Mavis Staples, Bettye Lavette, Marianne Faithfull, and the one and only Merle Haggard, Bare Back.
MattHOST
They weren't really wor- uh, worried about making a commercial album.
MattHOST
They wanted to make an album where he showcased his strengths, which were singing and songwriting.
James CampionHOST
And a lot of British citizens now are starting to weigh in.
James CampionHOST
Famously, Mick Jagger got dragged there by Marianne Faithfull to this huge protest in England where he wrote Street Fighting Man.
James CampionHOST
And then right around that time, John Lennon gets motivated to write Revolution.
James CampionHOST
These were two bands that were not politically motivated in any way.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
And Hal Wellner was, just so people know, total musical hero.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
He produced like Laurie Anderson and Marianne Faithfull and Lou Reed.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
He did night music.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
The music of
Gary JacksonHOST
it.
Gary JacksonHOST
Marianne Faithfull.
Gary JacksonHOST
Follow that.
Gary JacksonHOST
Keep it calm.
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Is this what I get for loving you, baby? Is this what I get for loving you, baby? There was a night when you held me tight and you said you'd always love me.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
To be alone in I always needed you To look out for me Oh baby I'm gonna miss your loving arms Cause they're the only arms I feel Is this what I get for loving you, baby? Is this what I get for loving you? Thank you.
Gary JacksonHOST
Marianne Faithfull, and is this what I get for loving you? Before that, This Little Bird, which was a hit for Marianne Faithfull, by John D.
Gary JacksonHOST
Loudermilk, who wrote the song.
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