MARIANNE FAITHFULL & DAVID BOWIE - I GOT YOU, BABE (1973) скачать видео бесплатно

bullybasher10

This is amazing!! Never seen this one...too young then♡

mbullo

Amazing.

sexypoetry

what wall?

yohaneuano4

The nun's outfit is also interesting - is Faithfull desperately returning to the Catholicism she spurned, in her mind and then practically after becoming a singer, but which caused conflicted feelings of 'Guilt' on Broken English.

yohaneuano4

Bowie sings with ironic detachment: this simple pop song is below him, artistically and in life. For Faithfull, this is similar to the music that made her famous, and she performs out of greater necessity, having been made homeless and lost custody of her son in 1972, and battling heroin addiction. From such a position, such sentimentalism becomes appealing - she is detached from it in reality, and not by 'choice' as such. That said, she could ascend beyond this - making her somewhat ironic

skitsy17

Too bad sonny got killed

skitsy17

I got Mare's lps signed luv to me!

skitsy17

I luv u Mare

herbpixie

Bowie seems to be highly amused by his outfit.

Greg Escalante

What do we have here? Definitely the best rendition of this song ever. Just wonder if it would be any better if Mick Jagger was singing Marianne's part. Also we see the early in Bowie's career Austin Powers teeth that got fixed later in his career. Last but not least we have to give him credit for inventing the Mullet. Sad that was the peak of Hockey hair and it was down hill from there.

KellyGreen5555

Marianne musta taken a break from living on that wall to sing this ditty.

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