Community Chat

[terrier3]

Her autobiography and Eric Clapton's came out at about the same time.

Clapton is my all time favorite guitarist.

I read both - and it was interesting to read each one's point of view about their romance and lives.

[aubnwa01]

Another really interesting insider read by one of the ladies of that era is "Faithfull" by Marianne Faithfull.  She also "got around" a lot, but she's a pretty fascinating character.

[Colinka]

---

@aubnwa01 wrote:

Another really interesting insider read by one of the ladies of that era is "Faithfull" by Marianne Faithfull.  She also "got around" a lot, but she's a pretty fascinating character.

---

May I also put in a word for Pamela Des Barres' book, "I'm with the Band: Confessions of a Groupie." She was the original American groupie, and lived some experiences we all secretly wished we could, too.

[sunshine45]

---

@Colinka wrote:

---

@aubnwa01 wrote:

Another really interesting insider read by one of the ladies of that era is "Faithfull" by Marianne Faithfull.  She also "got around" a lot, but she's a pretty fascinating character.

---

May I also put in a word for Pamela Des Barres' book, "I'm with the Band: Confessions of a Groupie." She was the original American groupie, and lived some experiences we all secretly wished we could, too.

---

while i do find some of these experiences interesting and fascinating, i can honestly say that i never secretly wished i could have THOSE same experiences.

[shoesnbags]

---

@aubnwa01 wrote:

Another really interesting insider read by one of the ladies of that era is "Faithfull" by Marianne Faithfull.  She also "got around" a lot, but she's a pretty fascinating character.

---

Now that's the one I wanted to be.  I played Marianne Faithfull albums nonstop - must have driven my poor mother crazy! 

This has been such a fun thread.  Makes me all nostalgic!