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According to Bill Wyman, th song was partially inspired by a backup singer named Claudia Lennear, who was one of Ike Turner's Ikettes. She and Jagger met when The Stones toured with Turner in 1969. David Bowie also wrote his Aladdin Sane track "Lady Grinning Soul" about Lennear.
My understanding of the genesis of the song goes like this: MJ was in the Outback filming "Ned Kelly" in summer of 1969 and was possibly under the influence of peyote when the riff came to him (similar to Keith's story of the "Satisfaction" riff coming to him in a dream). He got a satellite phone connection to London, woke Keith up, and they banged out the rudiments of the song . The cost of the call was over 1,000 pounds back in the world before skype.
American-born singer Marsha Hunt is also sometimes cited as the inspiration for the song. She and Jagger met when she was a member of the cast in the London production of the musical Hair, and their relationship, a closely guarded secret until 1972, resulted in a daughter named Karis.
My understanding of the genesis of the song goes like this: MJ was in the Outback filming "Ned Kelly" in summer of 1969 and was possibly under the influence of peyote when the riff came to him (similar to Keith's story of the "Satisfaction" riff coming to him in a dream). He got a satellite phone connection to London, woke Keith up, and they banged out the rudiments of the song . The cost of the call was over 1,000 pounds back in the world before skype.
American-born singer Marsha Hunt is also sometimes cited as the inspiration for the song. She and Jagger met when she was a member of the cast in the London production of the musical Hair, and their relationship, a closely guarded secret until 1972, resulted in a daughter named Karis.