I think it was about a four year relationship with Jagger. Very unfortunately everyone in that milieu "did drugs" and she succumbed and became addicted and more or less stayed addicted for a long time , on and off. She led a difficult ( despite her great beauty , possibly because of it) life very bravely, I think. I didn't like her voice when she was younger but the older voice was quite well suited to the materiel that she later performed. RIP Marianne.
When she came back at a later stage with "The Ballad of Lucy Jordan her voice was quite raspy different from her '60s era stuff, "As Tears Go By/This Little Bird" she kind of reinvented herself post Jagger but I think in between those two periods she was a heroin addict.
She was before my time, very attractive woman but listening to her songs on tv not a very good voice.She knew all the right people so got recognition I suppose.The swinging sixties was awash with recreational drugs and most bands and singers seemed to be part of it. Even so, she lived to a good age.
Rula Mick looks rather glum but I like his non matching socks, a look I often go for. No point throwing away a perfectly good sock because its mate has bitten the dust.
I knew her father slightly, when he was teaching Italian at Liverpool University. I think he had something to do with the folk song society, which one of my friends belonged to. We knew about Marianne. They were a very eccentric family.
She was a beauty and was in a relationship with Mick Jagger. She had an interesting voice. Sadly, drugs got her for some years but she did go to rehab and succeeded