5 songs by Rolling Stones inspired by Marianne Faithfull

The singer and actress experienced a relationship with the singers of Stones, Mick Jagger and, of course, inspired some of the band’s successes

The singer and actress Marianne Faithfull He died on Thursday 30, at 78 years old. “With profound sadness, we announce the death of singer, songwriter and actress Marianne Faithfull“He said a declaration of the artist’s advice Variety. The cause of his death has not been informed.

Fedelll It was a legend of British pop music and has the greatest musical successes like “Lucy Jordan’s ballad“”,Tears pass“AND”Now it’s all over. “But in addition to the eternal songs with his voice Rolling Stones.

Between 1966 and 1970, Fedelll has experienced a stormy relationship with Mick Jaggerwho was classified by her in her autobiography such as “free love, psychedelic drugs, fashion, zen, Nietzscheof jewelry, tailor -made existentialism, hedonism and rock and roll.

Tears pass

Even before they were a couple, art joined the ways of Jagger AND Fedelll. This is because the musician and his band’s partner Keith Richards they were responsible for the composition of the track “Tears pass“, Also known in the singer’s voice.

Wild horses

He also inspired the song “Wild horses“This is despite having started from the regret of Richards To be released on the tour after the birth of the son, MarlonIn addition, it became a song on the friend’s relationship, which was finishing.

You can always get what you want

“You can always get what you want“It is another success inspired by the singer. According to the The guardian The track interprets his battle against drugs. “I know they used me as a muse for those heavy drug drugs. I knew it was used, but it was for a noble cause,” said the singer. (Via New York Post).

Dear doctor

Like this “You can always get what you want“”,Dear doctor“It also describes the struggle of Fedelll Against drugs. “Oh, help me, please doctor, I am damaged/there is a pain in which before there was a heart/that is sleeping, it is beating/you can’t, please tear it and preserve it/just in that jar?” They say The first verses

Sympathy for the devil

Faithfull may not be exactly the stimulating muse of the track, but his creation is directly linked to the artist. One of the sources of inspiration from the track is French writing Charles Baudelaire and another the book The master and the daisyfrom Mikhail BulgákovThat Jagger He received a gift from the then girl. A curiosity is that the famous “Woo Woo” has, among the voices that integrate the choir, the Marianne.

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Source: Terra

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