@@rogink Mama Cass was very funny and got the most attention, both because she stood out physically, and because of her wit in interviews and appearances. She would have likely gotten her own talk show had she lived longer. She had the gift of gab and was well-liked by other entertainers.
@@bongodave13 Cheers. I disagree with the OP. I don't think she looks that confident on camera. The slim girl seems to know just when to look into the camera and the lead singer clearly knows how to mime well. I suspect we are more more familiar with Mama Cass because, well, great name, and big presence.
@@kmjkmjkmj What makes you think it wasn't lip synced....lip syncing was the norm when appearing on television. Listen to the recorded version...it sounds exactly the same.
as proud as I am to have grown up in the 90s, the 60's look like a wild time with some of the best music to ever be created. leave a Like all you old people who grew up during this time :)
Imagine a Beatles EP featuring Cass Elliot. I would weep bruh. Or even just Sir McCartney. I feel like it would be interesting to see what lyrics Paul could write for them.
Im 25 and since I was teenager I have always been fascinated with the American culture of the 60s, the times were indeed changing during those years. Any for me as I began my journey through early adulthood.
John Phillips was one of the most under-rated arrangers and orchestrators in modern music. His arrangements of these four voices were what made the group so special. It was like 'lite-jazz', with enough 'airiness', enough atmosphere, to keep it light, to emphasize the sound of each of the voices and avoid the heavy dissonance of REAL jazz.. .Incredible work. I'm glad they were inducted into the R n' R Hall of Fame.
@@Gjoa1906 I disagree. They were in style for the time. People didn't run to the plastic surgeon, and cake on the make-up and all too lengthy false eyelashes, and hair dyed 4 different colors, or wigs. I prefer it. Everyone looked more natural. and the talent was actually palpable.
I was so young ..I could sing yhis song with the best of them. All 4 of us girls. Our voices could harmonise with the best of them. We all had extensive music lesson FROM the Peabody conservatory of Music Balt. MD. WE WERE 9,10 YEARS OLD. I SURE MISS THAT TIME OF MY LIFE.
My twin sister and i always wanted to sing with these fine lovely people , we would have blended i rather nicely with out a doubt ,,, the harmonies are to die for xx lol WOW XX
@@catalinbraescu3343 I thought she was beautiful, and you criticising her when you are so ugly you can't even post a user avatar of yourself is hypocritical.
Ok people that’s just not nice. Comments like that are just plain mean 😢. The Lady had an amazing voice and had enough confidence in herself to get up on stage, and sing 🎤 her heart ♥️ out. You knock off that making cracks at her weight!!! 😠😡
The 60's had some powerful song releases. I'm more into the 1970's but I can't ignore what came before. This is a very good song that will stay with me forever.
Over twenty years ago, I learned about The Mamas and the Papas from VH1's Behind the Music. Ever since then, I've loved this song and enjoyed seeing Mama Cass dance on this performance.
@@user-3aa6234fh Not on Behind The Music, but I found out recently on a program from the Reelz Channel. It was Mackenzie Philips that said that her dad, John Philips, assaulted her.
This is more fake and lip synced as the current day performances you and your boomer friends probably complain about. Then you boomers took over the record companies and slowly took any buried any decent artist outside of the mainstream. Thank god Nirvana came around to give you all a big middle finger.
Denny Doherty was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on November 29th 1940. He died in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada in 2007 in January 2007. His final resting place is the Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, near Halifax.
I was a month and a half old when this aired. Grew up a diehard metalhead. But I love this band and song. Amazing harmonies. And Michelle is stunningly gorgeous.
I love messing with my Daughters by loading King Diamond, Mercyful Fate, Morbid Angel, Deicide etc on a playlist and right smack in the middle is this song and Daydream Believer.
The epitome of the '60s California sound thanks to the brilliant producer Lou Adler who recorded & mixed this song into the masterpiece that it still is to this day.
@@jonbailey5697 Both are and the reason is what type of place California was back then, not anything like the horror show it is today. The music really reflected the vibe of the place.
@@mehchocolate1257 I'm not sure them being dead or alive has to do with their music.Their music will live forever and that particular era in California was special. What is the old saying? You had to be there.
I feel lucky to be a teenager then and to listen that band when its members were young and on the top of their fame. Amazing chorus , amazing sound. Timeless pop music.
except that asshole from the right, that was raping is own daughter. beautiful people on TV, yeah, behind the scenes, the hippie movement was a depraved movement
Denny Doherty was an amazing singer. They didn’t even have the technology back then to make someone’s voice sound good. Doesn’t even matter that they are lip synching.
'70s and '80s were completely 2000% Phenomenal We Had The Best American Experience in 1987 my first car in High School 1971 Dodge Charger Chartreuse Green Metallic Flake Black Vinyl Top Front Back Benches 64,000 odometer Glass Packs stroked bored 318 800 Holley Carb Edelbrock Intake Ømg omGwd Smoking F*Ng Hot 🔥 Wheel Straight Green Manalishi living the dream 270 Watt Amp Pioneer Cassette Deck Car Stereo one single 15” speaker 2x12 speaker cabinet 2x8 speaker cabinet 4 tweeters Loud as a Live Metal Band Blasting Dokken Accept Judas Priest Metallica Slayer Venom Black Sabbath Lita Ford Tesla White Snake Ozzy Warlock Doro Pesch Scorpions Quiet Riot The Cars The Fixx Flock of Seagulls Duran Duran etc Plus Our City Had the First Radio 📻 Station in the USA fully dedicated 24/7 Heavy MetaL KRSR 1140 AM ThE Krusher 🐉🐲🐉
I was 20 years old when this song was sung on the Ed Sullivan show. I love the Mamas and the Papas. I miss Mama Cass Elliott 😢 very much R I P Mama Cass. Wish I could go back to the 60's. It was such a great time for me.
The '60's... I was 10 to 19 years old and those were the BEST years. I started dating my (future) wife in '66, graduated high school '68, ... best of years, best of music, super cars... great years!
I'm mesmerized by Michelle Phillips. So young in this video. John Phillips was an amazing song writer. Sad he had those addiction problems. He could have lasted a long time in the music world
God I miss the 60s. The music then was brilliant. That's not to say that there is not great music these days but there was something so special about that time.
Record labels lost their iron grip on artists, freeing them to create their own music. The British Invasion brought a ton of talented acts to the U.S. and just added to the creativity. The Baby Boomers had a lot of disposable income to spend on records. Radio stations still enjoyed massive audiences because in-car cassette tapes were still years away. A lot of things happened at the same time.
No auto tune, no voiceless whispers like lotta modern artists do... pure talent and great projection... the good old times when the music and talent were real. I was born in 1987 but I believe almost all modern music just sucks if compared to bands of the past
Hey man there’s some really good bands out now. I know most famous artists aren’t as good as the oldies but give it some slack, not every band has to be the new Beatles.
Mike long live the 60s , we were spoilt with such a diverse choice of music , never to be repeated ,, these guys were fantastic , their harmonies were to die for i would love to have sung with them , i would have blended in rather nicely lolx
I was in my mother's womb when they performed this beautiful song on this night on the "Ed Sullivan Show." I was born very soon after. No wonder I developed such a keen interest in beautiful music no doubt because I heard it while still warm, comfy and cozy inside. :-)
It’s so sad there exist almost no live non-syncing performances of Mammas & Pappa’s. And certainly no good ones. By all accounts they were a good live group.
Great memories of going over to my grandparent's house during summer vacation. Watching Disney & the Ed Sullivan Show on their beautiful color television! We had the standard RCA Black & White portables we moved around the house.
Their perfect harmony gives me chills. The best songs during those times.
Well sure its easy to sound good once its been processed through a studio then lip synced
Breathtaking
@@h91rex100 I know, right?!?
Honestly tho, alot of music from the 60s were outstanding! Now we got alot of garbage
The recording is great, about as authentic as the performances on Solid Gold
Mama Cass and her footwork on this are impressive
floats like a butterfly!
I gotta say, Mama Cass is a badass. I love how she's dancing up on that stage and she looks super confident in herself.
Why wouldn’t she be self-confident?
Why is Mama Cass the only member we know of?
@@rogink Depends on who "we" is.
@@rogink Mama Cass was very funny and got the most attention, both because she stood out physically, and because of her wit in interviews and appearances. She would have likely gotten her own talk show had she lived longer. She had the gift of gab and was well-liked by other entertainers.
@@bongodave13 Cheers. I disagree with the OP. I don't think she looks that confident on camera. The slim girl seems to know just when to look into the camera and the lead singer clearly knows how to mime well. I suspect we are more more familiar with Mama Cass because, well, great name, and big presence.
This is one of my favourite songs EVER. The harmonies are exquisite. I love Cass Elliot’s voice 🥰
Everytime I ever heard this song 🌅, it reminded me of the hippie scene . Peace and love man
I'm just trying to figure out if she's wearing a 6 or an 8 man tent ?
@@chucks_88 you may be lighter, but you are dense...
Yeah, but the ham sandwich....
@@ayokay123 that didnt happen..
One of the very best pop songs ever written! It never gets old and the vocals are stunning.
Made you wanna go to California.
i consider this as a folk or folk rock but yeah folk pop is correct too.
wish we could have heard them live tho lol
The harmonizing is just phenomenal. Another great band
They came out of the folk music scene of the early '60s. That is why they could all sing.
Its being lip synced...that's why it sounds just like the album, because it is the album.
@@kmjkmjkmj What makes you think it wasn't lip synced....lip syncing was the norm when appearing on television. Listen to the recorded version...it sounds exactly the same.
@@kmjkmjkmj yes, this was lip synched.
@@kmjkmjkmj Then they have magic microphones and a ghost is playing an invisible tambourine.
時代を代表する一曲ですね。
当時の自分の姿、友人の姿がすぐ浮かびます。
だからこそ、100年、200年と残る名曲でしょう。
U Chinese z.. u no joke . U go peepee in your coke !
i love when cass does her little shuffle
And how she mimics praying when she hears the praying part of the song.
Me too. 🙏👌✌️🙂
@@m.e.d.7997 she did that for safe and warm line not the pray line....
She’s vibing! Lovely to see 😍
she floats like a butterfly despite her massive mass
It was 1968. I was driving my T-Bird up the Coast Highway in California and this song came on. I was in heaven. Denny had the voice of an angel.
All the leaves are brown .. Thoughts & prayers for all those California dreamers and everyone there 💔
I remember watching this on the Ed Sullivan show when it aired in 1966
Love Mama Cass.
Very beautiful and graceful.
"Dream a little dream of me" . Her voice was so beautiful, sigh.
En mi opinión personal Cass Elliot y Karen Carpenter son las voces femeninas más hermosas q existieron en la música
as proud as I am to have grown up in the 90s, the 60's look like a wild time with some of the best music to ever be created.
leave a Like all you old people who grew up during this time :)
Wie recht Du hast❤❤
I wish modern music was even just a fraction of the quality :'(
I've always found this song so haunting. The melodies are beautiful.
That is just the LSD emanating from the screen
@@universalflamethrower6342 any similar songs you recommend??
Let’s live for today - The grass roots
R.I.P. Cass. I will always miss the Mamas and Papas songs & harmonies.
Hello Tina, how are you doing?
And John and denny😢
her insecurities litteraly killed her how sad.
You know you can listen to the recorded music, right?
@@dantes.4845 You said it best
This songs makes me homesick to time and place, that I can’t even be homesick about as a European born in 2000
The hallmark of a great, classic, timeless song.
Mama Cass has a beautiful face and her Voice is amazing i love her
Great hit from the past, exceptional harmonies, and Cass Elliot had one of the best voices ever.
Better Midler.
Imagine a Beatles EP featuring Cass Elliot. I would weep bruh. Or even just Sir McCartney. I feel like it would be interesting to see what lyrics Paul could write for them.
yes agreed but it's Denny's voice that carries this song
This tune is iconic as it gets. It defined an age. It pulls me right back into the wild, colorful maelstrom of the 60s.
well put
My fav band
ok boomer
@@dungeonmaster6292 Spank master is more like it.
Im 25 and since I was teenager I have always been fascinated with the American culture of the 60s, the times were indeed changing during those years. Any for me as I began my journey through early adulthood.
Whatever happened to harmony and vocal arrangements like this in popular music? I miss it.
Nothing happened to them, they're safe and sound
Prob all OD’ed on heroin
@@LilRotte3 lmao. get outta here!
@@MrJC1 no, why?
John Phillips was one of the most under-rated arrangers and orchestrators in modern music. His arrangements of these four voices were what made the group so special. It was like 'lite-jazz', with enough 'airiness', enough atmosphere, to keep it light, to emphasize the sound of each of the voices and avoid the heavy dissonance of REAL jazz.. .Incredible work. I'm glad they were inducted into the R n' R Hall of Fame.
Came for the harmony, stayed for the sweet dancing moves.
I don't know. I kinda wish I hadn't seen this. I had other images in my head for this song…
Yeah, same here.. sad looking bunch, all of them.
Came for the harmony, stayed for the hat.
@@walkawayrenee969 Oh, that stylish hat!
@@Gjoa1906 I disagree. They were in style for the time. People didn't run to the plastic surgeon, and cake on the make-up and all too lengthy false eyelashes, and hair dyed 4 different colors, or wigs. I prefer it. Everyone looked more natural. and the talent was actually palpable.
This has to be one of the best songs ever. It’s so fresh every time I listen to it
it is the greatest pop song ever created. and michelle philips is the most beautiful girl that has ever lived.
@@isaachunt5799 what about miley cyrus and cardi b?
@@jaraza323😖😖😖
@@jaraza323 Michelle is a goddess amongst men. Those girls are the opposite
the 60's music will never die
Allah Be Praised!
The 60s,70,& the 80,Were the best of my years.
I like how cass is just enjoying herself, she’s the beautiful one inside and out
She had the most beautiful voice of a woman singer I've ever heard...
@@rogerthijs7256 Next to Yoko Ono, of course
@@jamesanthony5681 ; Of course. Nobody can compete with a true talent.
@@jamesanthony5681 best female vocalist ever.
@@jamesanthony5681 Yoko is a talentless hack.
That is perfect harmony. Ah! The 60’s. The good ol’ days!
I was so young ..I could sing yhis song with the best of them. All 4 of us girls. Our voices could harmonise with the best of them. We all had extensive music lesson FROM the Peabody conservatory of Music Balt. MD. WE WERE 9,10 YEARS OLD. I SURE MISS THAT TIME OF MY LIFE.
My twin sister and i always wanted to sing with these fine lovely people , we would have blended i rather nicely with out a doubt ,,, the harmonies are to die for xx lol WOW XX
Can't believe that this is 55 years ago when our local buses to town were the 10 19 & 21
When the AIR was CLEAN and SEX was DIRTY.
The Mama's & Papas were a powerful sounding harmony, Cass is legend. She added so much to the group. Miss you Cass
@@catalinbraescu3343
Damnit! You beat me to it! 😂
@@catalinbraescu3343 I thought she was beautiful, and you criticising her when you are so ugly you can't even post a user avatar of yourself is hypocritical.
@@catalinbraescu3343 Gravitas, man. Gravitas.
Ok people that’s just not nice. Comments like that are just plain mean 😢. The Lady had an amazing voice and had enough confidence in herself to get up on stage, and sing 🎤 her heart ♥️ out. You knock off that making cracks at her weight!!! 😠😡
I love to watch Cass and her groovy foot work she could throw down,,,,miss her
I know right? I love her dancing in those go go boots
Ahhhh the wonderful 60 s what an awesome era for music!
I like when the camera finds Michelle’s face. So beautiful!
do ya?
Titless but cute
@@colgatetoothpaste4865 wtf
Mamma beautiful to
@@andrewdyke5561 no
One of the most fantastic singing groups ever.
_the_
Mama Cass's drumming during this performance is exceptional.
Эта песня на все времена🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
The 60's had some powerful song releases. I'm more into the 1970's but I can't ignore what came before.
This is a very good song that will stay with me forever.
How old are you? Sorry for the question, just curious
@@alessandroher09 Born in early 1970's.
Possibly the number one song of its decade
The harmonisation...so beautiful...no one can replace the Mamas & The Papas 😀
yes but it’s not live tho 🤷♀️
Over twenty years ago, I learned about The Mamas and the Papas from VH1's Behind the Music. Ever since then, I've loved this song and enjoyed seeing Mama Cass dance on this performance.
I watched this live on Ed show
好羡慕你😭😭😭😭
All of the band members are dead except one, AFAIK. :)
Did you also learn about one of the members sexually harassing his own child?
@@user-3aa6234fh Not on Behind The Music, but I found out recently on a program from the Reelz Channel. It was Mackenzie Philips that said that her dad, John Philips, assaulted her.
Those were the days when songs had more meaning! And singers like the Mama's and papas could sing so beautiful 😍😎❤️!
yea bring back the legal and free LSD!
This is more fake and lip synced as the current day performances you and your boomer friends probably complain about. Then you boomers took over the record companies and slowly took any buried any decent artist outside of the mainstream. Thank god Nirvana came around to give you all a big middle finger.
I’ve always been in awe of the harmonies in this song.
Michelle is truly drop dead gorgeous
Those cat eyes!
She ruined that band, would of been better off without her, she was only a pretty backing singer
Mama Cass too
Native European beauty.
i think she got better looking when she got older.look at some pictures when she was in her 40s.
0:11 I like how Cass Elliot dances with her feet. 🤗
I was 11 years old, walking to school on a Detroit winter day, humming this song:)
Im leaving my comment here so when someone likes it, I can listen to this masterpiece again.
There ya go😉
There ya go
If you are still there, please listen again after these two years. What a song!! All the best.
послушай еще раз ))
The song is amazing! It still sounds great today as when it was first played. Classic!
I've never been to California but when I listen this. I think I am almost there. That feeling is much better than money
California is much worse today 2021 than it was then in 1968.
Denny Doherty was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on November 29th 1940. He died in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada in 2007 in January 2007. His final resting place is the Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, near Halifax.
I was a month and a half old when this aired. Grew up a diehard metalhead. But I love this band and song. Amazing harmonies. And Michelle is stunningly gorgeous.
Denny was so cute!!!!!!!!!
I love messing with my Daughters by loading King Diamond, Mercyful Fate, Morbid Angel, Deicide etc on a playlist and right smack in the middle is this song and Daydream Believer.
No se xq, pero cuando la escuche x primera vez sentí q ya la conocía, es más como si ubiese vivido tal época... y me hace tan feliz.
That song led to the first movie made in my home town of Newnan Georgia now Hollywood can't get enough of us
Mama Cass and Danny had a wonderful voices . They all were Great!
Hello🤚Maureen, how are you, how is everything over there?
The epitome of the '60s California sound thanks to the brilliant producer Lou Adler who recorded & mixed this song into the masterpiece that it still is to this day.
I agree it was a great song, but I think the epitome of 60's California sound is The Beach Boys.
@@jonbailey5697 Both are and the reason is what type of place California was back then, not anything like the horror show it is today. The music really reflected the vibe of the place.
@@williamryan9195 their basically all dead except for Michelle
@@mehchocolate1257 I'm not sure them being dead or alive has to do with their music.Their music will live forever and that particular era in California was special. What is the old saying? You had to be there.
I feel lucky to be a teenager then and to listen that band when its members were young and on the top of their fame. Amazing chorus , amazing sound. Timeless pop music.
I never tire of listening to the mama and the papas. Timeless . Beautiful people .
except that asshole from the right, that was raping is own daughter.
beautiful people on TV, yeah, behind the scenes, the hippie movement was a depraved movement
Denny Doherty was an amazing singer. They didn’t even have the technology back then to make someone’s voice sound good. Doesn’t even matter that they are lip synching.
yeah in that era doing a live act like this would probably be way to pricey or complicated for such shows, the play backing is a sign of the times!
Michelle is so beautiful!
Looks like Susan Dey...or vice versa
@@JO-ly3hi yes!!
Never thought..but you're right..good call!!
Ho yeah!
People born in the late 40s to maybe early 50s truly lived the best American experience
all those drugs , drafted into pointless wars, recessions, etc. rose colored lenses
'70s and '80s
were completely 2000%
Phenomenal
We Had The Best American Experience
in 1987 my first car in High School
1971 Dodge Charger
Chartreuse Green
Metallic Flake
Black Vinyl Top
Front Back Benches
64,000 odometer
Glass Packs stroked bored 318
800 Holley Carb Edelbrock Intake
Ømg omGwd
Smoking F*Ng Hot 🔥 Wheel
Straight Green Manalishi
living the dream
270 Watt Amp
Pioneer
Cassette Deck Car Stereo
one single 15” speaker
2x12 speaker cabinet
2x8 speaker cabinet
4 tweeters
Loud as a Live Metal Band
Blasting Dokken Accept Judas Priest Metallica Slayer Venom
Black Sabbath Lita Ford Tesla
White Snake Ozzy Warlock Doro Pesch Scorpions
Quiet Riot
The Cars The Fixx
Flock of Seagulls Duran Duran
etc
Plus Our City
Had the First Radio 📻 Station
in the USA
fully dedicated 24/7
Heavy MetaL
KRSR 1140 AM
ThE Krusher 🐉🐲🐉
Except when my great aunt had to be escorted by the police to high-school because she was black in a white school ☺️
rose tinted glasses
If you’re white.
Man, What a gem .. Mama Cass had a tremendous voice , I mean they all do, but there’s just something about her ….
Man so great! Saw them when I was a 5 year old kid in Gatlinburg Tennessee. Now I'm 55. Such great memories of them! They were the best!
I live in east TN, I didn’t think they’d play somewhere like gatlinburg!! If only I was around back then!
0:53 she looks someone like I would know to this day alive ☆
When rock and roll had beautiful folk harmonies
agree!!!! 60s folk rock was awesome!!!! I miss that genre.
@@diegos.loayza3706 It still exists as always but lately there were some songs on the pop charts
I was 20 years old when this song was sung on the Ed Sullivan show. I love the Mamas and the Papas. I miss Mama Cass Elliott 😢 very much R I P Mama Cass. Wish I could go back to the 60's. It was such a great time for me.
@Byte Surfer you're missing the point then
Be happy because you were youth in the 60st...
@Byte Surfer in my opinion all the things you listed, minus the modern medicine, are what makes the 60s great - life was simple back then.
I was 5.
The '60's... I was 10 to 19 years old and those were the BEST years. I started dating my (future) wife in '66, graduated high school '68, ... best of years, best of music, super cars... great years!
didn't know 4 voices and 1 guitar could be so powerful
Well you’re also hearing drums, keys, tambourine, and a second guitar.
This is more fake and lip synced as every other modern day performance that you and your other boomer friends complain about.
Come on dude you must know this is not a real performance
I'm mesmerized by Michelle Phillips. So young in this video. John Phillips was an amazing song writer. Sad he had those addiction problems. He could have lasted a long time in the music world
To see Michelle on this video and then see her now as a grandmother on Chynna Phillips- Baldwin channel is just surreal.
The purity in their sound has never and will never be duplicated
The actual recording is in my opinion one of the clearest recordings I have ever heard. You can hear every single note...
That's vinyl for you! :)
Such a timeless, timeless song that bring warmth to the soul. How hot was Michelle Phillips :-)
Such a beautiful song so well sung could only been from the sixties love it
Oh God I could surf these oldies all night long!!! :)
This One , Is not just " a wonderful song " , but it' s a Real Mark of and Era .
God I miss the 60s. The music then was brilliant. That's not to say that there is not great music these days but there was something so special about that time.
Record labels lost their iron grip on artists, freeing them to create their own music. The British Invasion brought a ton of talented acts to the U.S. and just added to the creativity. The Baby Boomers had a lot of disposable income to spend on records. Radio stations still enjoyed massive audiences because in-car cassette tapes were still years away. A lot of things happened at the same time.
No auto tune, no voiceless whispers like lotta modern artists do... pure talent and great projection... the good old times when the music and talent were real. I was born in 1987 but I believe almost all modern music just sucks if compared to bands of the past
Please grow up
@@lumpylumpyloo grow up for what? Mumble rap? Nah thanks
To be fair, they are lip syncing here
Hey man there’s some really good bands out now. I know most famous artists aren’t as good as the oldies but give it some slack, not every band has to be the new Beatles.
That one is clearly playback. And most TV sessions are, as playback was even more a bitch to mix than it is today.
this song gives me the chills........only "band on the run" can do that
Amazing album
Same here goose bumps
They were AWESOME!
Простая песня, минимум слов, минимум инструментов, но её уже почти 60 лет слушают и она не устарела! ☝️
One of the great iconic songs of that era. So beautiful.
Mike long live the 60s , we were spoilt with such a diverse choice of music , never to be repeated ,, these guys were fantastic , their harmonies were to die for i would love to have sung with them , i would have blended in rather nicely lolx
И сейчас современно звучит. Молодцы ребята.
Denny Doherty is killing it on the lead vocals here.
Спасибо,что выложили!Очень интересная группа,когда-то их обожала и слушать могла без конца!Рада встрече! ❤️
У вас хороший вкус)
we are with you my friend, classic music will always be the best no matter what future will bring us
Один из этих мужиков насиловал собственного ребёнка, трудно теперь любить их музыку
@@user-3aa6234fh backed by science?
@@user-3aa6234fh да ,если это правда
that guitar makes absolutely incredible sounds, like, every dang instrument.
I like the drum sounds it makes
I remember this song as a kid. Then in my late 20s I drove to LA from Chicago thinking it was going to be great. Drove back home in 3 days.
Both places are trash now
@@SeanJohn127 of your in Houston it's S*it out there human trafficking ECT ECT smells
Timeless ambrosia. Evocative of the time, capturing its essence magnificently.
I was in my mother's womb when they performed this beautiful song on this night on the "Ed Sullivan Show." I was born very soon after. No wonder I developed such a keen interest in beautiful music no doubt because I heard it while still warm, comfy and cozy inside. :-)
Incredible vocals.. The Mamas and the Papas
Музыка великолепная! Голоса классные!👍
Sin palabras!!!!! esta canción quedó en la historia de las mejores canciones de este mundo!!!!1966 yo tenia 3 años!!!!!
Such a wonderful classic.
this song kept me going the 3yrs I lived in NYC in late 80s... especially in the winter...
Real talent
It’s so sad there exist almost no live non-syncing performances of Mammas & Pappa’s. And certainly no good ones. By all accounts they were a good live group.
Lip synced performances are a waste of time and ridiculous. It’s embarrassing.
I love every song for about 3 weeks straight untill im tired of it.
This song however. Never tires me......
It's good always...
i love the way mama cass dances ,she is amazing r.i. p., mama cass
This song combines the cold, peace and sadness of the Vietnam War and was sung in 1967.
For me I hear it every day until today, this is on 11/19/2024
Great memories of going over to my grandparent's house during summer vacation. Watching Disney & the Ed Sullivan Show on their beautiful color television! We had the standard RCA Black & White portables we moved around the house.
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I remember hearing the song in a COLD winter day in my hometown in Central Wisconsin at the age of 14 and wanting to go to California.
Loved this group as a teen in the 70's and even now. Michelle Phillips was so beautiful!!!
extremely cool group, great sound, harmony.
Nada como pasar x acá y detenerme a escuchar esta hermosura!!! 🥰
One of the best songs of the 60s,, an that aint easy... peace an quiet. 😎✌