Modern Folk Quartet (MFQ) Live at Jack's Casino 1963
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- Modern Folk Quartet (MFQ)
Chip Douglas, Cyrus Faryar, Henry Diltz, Jerry Yester
the Ox Driver's Song (Trad.)
Live at Jack's Casino Palm Springs, CA, 1963
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That's my brother CYrus Faryar singing!!! yahoooooo. Love you guys. Still singing along in 2021! Blessings and Love to you all. sistah!
I picked these guys up at the Atlanta Airport in 1966 to play a concert at Emory University where I was a Soph. I found them putting eye glasses, loose change, etc. in a coin operated Xerox machine creating odd imqages. On the way to campus they loosened up by singing the Beach Boy's "I Get Around"...it was perfect!
Emory has a video series where professors talk about musicians and their songs. There are a bunch on Paul Simon. (maybe a visiting professor?). Worth looking for.
Someone please post "This Could Be the Night" :(
I work with Jerry Yester who migrated here from L.A.. He's quite a talent.
Easy to see where the "Mighty Wind" people got their inspiration.
is this from "Palm Springs Weekend," film w/connie stevens, robert conrad and troy donahue? think so. oh yeah, jack weston and the great billy mummy
Yes it is. just watched it. Cornball on steroids but fun.
@@timothyclaffey9138 hah, my old utube channel. next time dont wait 13 years to reply ; ) also love that scene with jerry van dyke and ty hardin, bye bye blackbird.
Jerry is still alive and well and living in the Arkansas Ozark mountains. Nice fellow.
Dude loves his child pornography.
nice!!
PERFECT: "I'll drive no more in the wintertime..."
song is great waited long time for song the song is not in credits of palmsprings weekend
Thanks for posting this. First saw it on late-night cable TV when I was just a kid in the '60s. I've never forgotten it. Amazing.
"Tad"Diltz is playing banjo. He was good. He taught Steven Stills the banjo solo on the Buffalo Springfield famous song, 'Bluebird'. He exhibits all over the world. I met him afterthirty some odd years at the Star Books bookstore on Ventura Blvd in the L.A. valley. Met them originally at New Trier high school around 1964. I was in a folk quartet and we performed many of the MFQ folk arrangements. Listen to 'The Bells'. Song orig. words by Edgar Alan Poe
and arranged by the MFQ. Really unbelievable!
This used to be played at Monkees conventions in the 1980''s due to the Henry Diltz and Chip Douglas connection. They would be at these conventions and we wold all enjoy seeing this. Great memories!
Their future drummer, the great Eddie Hoh, did sessions for The Monkees including Daydream Believer.
@@lupcokotevski2907 Cool, didn't know that.
I was at those conventions! I remember them showing this. Henry and Chip were so great with us fans. Fabulous memories!
Love these guys! Too bad Phil Spector didn't release the recording he made with them.
Does it comes from Palm Springs Weekend (1963) ??
I see where the singing style of later '60s California acts comes from. 1:10 I'll bid goodbaaa haaay haaay
I was going to Southern California coffeehouses a lot in 1963-4 (my Senior year in high school) and this song is really typical of what we were listening to in those days. I remember seeing this film "Palm Springs Weekend" on the big theater screen when it came out. Happy memories from this posting! Was there also another film like this set in Lake Arrowhead at about the same time? If s,o I'm the only one who dimly remembers it.
That would be "A Swingin' Summer," featuring Rachel Welch singing "I'm Ready to Groove."
'A Swingln' Summer'.
This song was on the soundtrack of How the West Was Won. It may or may not have actually been in the movie. Banjo player Henry Diltz is much to be admired for what he has accomplished but wow, he really nerds out here with the MFQ.
Actually, it was the Whiskeyhill Singers. Dave Guard left the The Kingston Trio and formed this band. 'The Singers lasted about six months before disbanding. During that short period the group released one album, Dave Guard & The Whiskeyhill Singers, and recorded a number of songs for the soundtrack of How the West Was Won, but only four of these were used in the movie.' Cyrus Faryar was in the MFQ, and also joined the Singers.
Which one is Henry Diltz?
I've worked a couple of his photo exhibits. He's a really nice guy.
Henry is the fellow with blonde hair and glasses playing the banjo. He is singing the lead part on this song.
The Brothers Four did a great version of this song that was on TH-cam but has since been removed. If anyone has it, please post!
The recording may be live, but the video is lip-synced, and not very well. Another sure sign: No visible sound system, in what would have been a noisy room.
@MacGrurry Yes, the sync is waaay off, bummer.
There is a Modern Folk Quartet channel on TH-cam with some of their best tunes. And other copies of this Palm Springs Weekend movie clip. Check it out.
Before they hooked up with Phil Spector.
I love banjo's. Thank you.
wtf
banjo