Both Cass is power-house and her longevity will be forever Karen is power-house too but in a different way Karen's voice is eternal beautiful Both just different
Well, after close inspection, I've concluded that the tempo fixed itself. It's hard to tell who was following which tempo, but in the end one tempo prevailed.
It was the bass player, Joe Osborne, who got them back on track. Either way, I love the live version of this song. It’s actually sung with more passion than the original studio recording....which makes total sense considering the subject matter and the venue for that matter.
@@dallasuy95 Yea, the bass player gets a lot of flak for this performance, but I think he was alright. He made many mistakes that I think were due to not having much time to memorize the parts. But it's clear that he was a class A musician.
That's ME! At 2:39....worked for Buffalo Springfield and was at MP for the whole 3 days, never was repeated, we were actually waiting for Otis Redding, beauty was Gazarri's manager
I can't help but share some personal information here. I'm in extreme metal// hard rock and traditional heavy metal enthusiast who grew up with all of the 60's, 70's and 80's rock vinyls. I was born in 1999 and My grandparents listened to 50's and 60's 'rock' music. They never listened to stuff like Blue cheer, Cream, black Sabbath, or steppenwolf but, I learned so so so much music from their childhood when I was just a baby that eventually they started talking to me about how their was harder and heavier music that they basically had zero interest for whatsoever but, after my interests in music grew exceedingly and my favorite past time was learning and singing music from their era: My grandparents went against my father's wishes;;;((my father my uncle my grandfather and even 3 of my cousins are ordained ministers)(pastors) My father's parents took me to a couple flea markets and after they weren't impressed: they took me to a convention of some sorts where they could give me the opportunity to find harder and heavier music not only from 60's to the 80's, 90's bu they especially wanted me to discover the music before my parents' times and even more so than the past: they really hoped that I would lose my interests in the music of my elders and find music that was popular in my era but, In all honesty, they never ever ever refused me my right to express myself or the opportunity to fully receive music and the gifts of music. Even as highly respected religious public figures the only sinful thing that I know of them doing was owning secular music; though they DID NOT own any ALICE COOPER, and they didn't exactly entertain secular music by promoting secular artists... I remember finding the line that they had drawn in accordance to being and believing they were godly people that did not believe in sheltering me or refusing me any personal freedom. Though by the time I was 9 years old I picked up my second instrument I began to learn secular music and they were so appalled they still to this day that in all of my years as an artist, an entertainer, a musician, and a performer they never stayed to hear me perform. They helped me with transportation to and from so so so many gigs, practices, lessons, meets, shops, and jam sessions but, they never stayed to see me play... I can't remember how young I was but, theyve told me all of my life that if I'm going to be listening to or playing secular music: I can do it out of their presence... They are so very religious and they've made it a point to teach me all that they can about being edifying to God; and they taught me that if I was going to pursue secularism then there would have to be a mutual respect that I did not disrespect them by playing secular music around them, sing any secular Songs, or most of all I were told that to refrain from mentioning or discussing secular topics in any aspect of their presence or their household. The mamas and the poppas were one of the most recent artists that they had physical copies of and Ill never forget how influential they were for me in my youth.
You got that right. Let acts but more diverse. Denny was better though then Mama Cass' songs which are puff. IMO. Best songs by them R California Dreaming and I Saw her again .
You got that right..the "SUMMER of LOVE"..it was all downhill after 67...IMO....harder drugs..harder people...harder life in general..but for a brief moment..it was shear BLISS!
@@MrNextdoorscata lot of these people are in their 70s and 80s or dead unfortunately. So much history. My dad was 23 then, he’s 78 now. Respect your elders
@@MrNextdoorscat nooo I wasn’t trying to say that. Sorry I’m just making a broad statement and I didn’t really clarify anything lol it definitely sounded like I was trying to talk shit tho my bad haha. I’m just saying this kinda shows we should respect our elders, older people used to be the vanguard of society just like us now.
Not a lot of live versions of any song are better than the original. This is one - even with the misstep at the beginning. They got it back very quickly, and the rest of the song was fantastic. Cass and Denny were unbelievable.
This is one of my favorite M. and P. songs! What a great time to grow up! THIS is at Monterey Pop! A moment of music history! Thank, God, that we were blessed to view this and remember when this took place! It is NOW the 50th anniversary! I'd love to head to California for a revival and remembrance! Yes, music lovers, we are blessed! Long live, rock and roll and great pop music like the Mama and the Papas! Have you heard "Dancing Bear"? More great music! Peace and Love! Steve
This is so FABULOUS on so many levels. In 1967 the 'world' we knew was in turmoil not unlike it is today but, the music scene was divided between this sort of folk music of which the Mamas and the Papas exemplified sheer perfection, and harder edged rock-and-roll which would eventually win out for the next decade or so. My opinion for what it's worth. Don't really need anyone to get in my face about it. Peace & Love!
I wouldn't get in your face, and you're basically right. Over the next few years after this song, you had Cream, Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly, Led Zeppelin, the Who, the James Gang, and a few others leading the way, into the 70s, with even more bands like Nazareth and Bad Company.
I could watch this 100 times n still wdnt be enough.....beautiful and great to see the people enjoying this magical moment in time🕛🕧🕢🕞🕔🕜🕠🕣🕤🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶✌✌✌✌✌
love that organ riff at 2:13 and that girls reaction to it is priceless her mona lisa like smile right at the chord change i can see her being moved by it... gets me every time
rafasounds2010 I think Eric knows that - he is saying that even though the day footage is layer over the night performance it's almost as though the image of the girl is reacting to the sound even though the two didn't happen at the same time and place. (7/2/18)
Henry Jackson Eric’s comment is clearly saying she is reacting to being there during the song...he doesn’t realize it’s separate footage from the actual performance.
Got a feelin' that I wasting time on you babe Got a feelin' that you're been untrue I got a feelin' that you're stealin' All the love I thought I was giving to you Baby, it's¯ true Got a feelin' that you're playing some game with me babe Got a feelin' that you just can't see If you're entertaining any thought that you're gaining By causing me all of this pain and making me blue The joke on you When I get to feeling that you're stealing love And I don't know why, baby It makes me so discouraged I finally get the courage not to cry, babe Or even try, babe Got a feelin' that I'm wasting time on you babe Got a feelin' that you're been untrue I got a feelin' that you're stealin' All the love I thought I was giving to you Baby, it's true; the joke's on you Baby it's true; the joke's on you
The close up of the woman at about 2:03, she barely moves but I can see the music to the story in her eyes. Maybe some day, some way, her and I will always be together. I LOVE YOU
When I was a kid throughout the 1970s, I would always watch the Monterey Pop fest on network tv when it was rebroadcast once a yr just to hear this song. (I was too little at the time the festival took place).
Here is one of those live recordings that absolutely astound one when compared to the Orig. studio recording. There is NO comparison, in particular are the harmonies, pristine-to-perfect, beautiful, lush and full. I make it habit to listen to this version @ least once'a week. The same can be said of YES's (Yessongs live), Lou Reed's (Live Rock and Roll Animal) and RUSH's (All the World's a stage) as just a few examples.
James Giberson I agree completely. I remember seeing the track listing of this song on the Monterey Pop film and, based on hearing the original studio recording so many times, thinking “Hmmm. How the hell do you perform that song live in front of 20 thousand people?” Well, this is how you do it. You attack it unapologetically and make the audience feel exactly what the song is about. I mean, they are basically singing the lyrics to each other; you can tell that it’s still a little raw for all 4 of them. Really stunning, and a perfect transition between Jimi Hendrix and Ravi Shankar in the film.
I’m right with you, brother. Music just doesn’t get better than this. I’ve listened to it probably 100 times now. People like to talk about the minor flaws in this performance; no one ever talks about the really bravura vocal performances of Cass and Denny.
Wonder who was the stunningly beautiful girl at 2:10 ?...Outstanding !...love to go back 50 years and meet her ...lets see...where did I leave my time machine ?..I will soon be 70...to be 20 and in college again...What great memories..youngsters..time really DOES ..FLY ! db
pushing 70 ?...mayby.......80...probably not !....but hey, were living in the past here and she she looks GREAT !...time marches on for all of us, assuming we still are breathing air hihi peace.....db
You are lucky, you got to see and experience all these awesome bands. I was only 4 in 1967...all I cared about was my sandbox and my G.I Joe's. I'll get in that time machine with you!!
The documentary version of this song is superior to the 1970 and 2023 album version for this simple reason: 0:23 John and Denny's voices are heard alongside Cass but in the album versions Cass's voice is heard too loud and John and Denny are overshadowed, far behind. I love Cass's voice but in that part the song loses its essence and I like the Monterey version more than the studio one, in the 2023 remastering I thought they would change that but they didn't.
It isn't just the great music....we believed, as we should have, that music was important, powerful.....lyrics mattered and it was just a great time to 'seize the time'....and this was done....for a very short time....
I can't imagine any of the group were particular fans of performing this song lol. It was John's acknowledgement that he knew Michelle and Denny were carrying on... and what with Cass carrying the torch for Denny....
@Jarred Knox Perhaps. But, by the time of this particular performance at Monterey, they all knew everything. They must have both loved and hated each other at this point. It’s surprising that they even made to the stage. In fact, they barely did.
I've been thinking about Mama Cass in her voice, she had the best voice of the 60s and the 70s... no one even comes close with its Purity, range Power and Tone. It's pretty evident when she sings in person, live .
So idealistic and dreamy. Nothing can stand in these hippies' way. A new world of peace and love! Too bad they turned into yuppies in the 80's tho. The joke's on you 😭
Can anyone offer another vocalist who had a voice as powerful as Cass's? Didn't think so. Man, what concert this must've been to have seen. 50 fucking years ago! I saw the film at the Fox Venice 40 years ago.
Eric Hord a.k.a. 'the doctor' referenced widely in Matthew Greenwald's "The oral history of the Mamas & the Papas" Cooper Square Press (2002). Interesting stuff which acknowledges the significant contribution of Doll and Godess Michelle. Huge fan of Michelle here. Peace🙏
ilove the faces in this video really well done picking couples & singles in the crowd, i got to laugh when I see all the nerd look'n dudes with these amazing babaes , I tell ya it does not end well for those nerds & usually in very short order, I know I've seen it soOO many times, they become clingy, smothering, needy, then paranoid & (hard not 2 when you have that sexy bod next 2 u & your saying YIPPY under your breath 24-7) but as a photographer of more than 3000 women my easiest way past Mr. nerd was to simply show the woman what I'm capable of & what she was holding back on.. the release was what I lived for.
people who have known me for what seems all my life, say I have changed the least....but as a long time admirer of the new wave of 1967 and on...Doors, et al, I have to admit that if the great records of 1967 had not come out and the mamas and papas and spoonful, etc had continued...would it have really been all that bad?
You're right man. It won't be the same. Just s pale imitation, like the last two woodstocks ('94 and '99). Most that'll attend won't care about peace and love.
OK, I guess you're joking, but if you're not... Cass Elliot died in 70's, John Phillips in 2001, Denny Doherty in 2007. The surviving member is Michelle Phillips, but of course she's not 20 anymore.
Would love to know what happened to the couple at 0:37 seconds. Did the male get drafted to Vietnam ? And the cutest girl with the huge smile at 1:47 ? This wa 57 yrs ago. How many males went to Nam ? Would love to hear from someone in this video please. Thanks
i'd love to be able to see these people that are shown here in the crowd today would be great to see the look on there faces lol would like to know who that woman was @2:11
I think that the liner notes have captured a good line of words so I will let the reader borrow from Wickham as I permanently borrowed that LP from a very good friend.
@@sphynxkittens5894 I agree. She looked like she was in distressed or nervous and just fidgeting like she didn't know what to do w/ herself at the moment. Or maybe she was just camera shy b/c she pushed her sunglasses back up and covered her face and started messing with her hair like she was flattening it or scratching her head or something to distract herself from whatever. That's my take on it.
The most amazing 'Dream of a Song' without hate but only Love, in protest against infidelity. At the the very least, surely we can be true to the one we are with during the time we are with them. Whether that be 5, 10, or 50 years. Too much to ask❓
Was this song newly released or was it a year old at this time? Though I understand it took place it June so many people are dressed in long sleeves jackets and some are in sweaters. Obviously it wasn't warm.
MIKECNW it was a year old at that time . It is from their first album released in early 1966 but recorded in 1965 . They released three singles in 1965 which later were featured in their debut album.
Cass had one of the greatest voices of the 1960s. In fact, really, ever.
+George Excellent voice but not close to GOAT Karen Carpenter!
Both Cass is power-house and her longevity will be forever Karen is power-house too but in a different way Karen's voice is eternal beautiful Both just different
Especially true if you consider Hardee's!
Better than Tiny Tim?
Wow, can you imagine - a live version that's even better than the studio recording!!!
Drummer deserves an oscar for fixing the tempo at the beginning
Well, after close inspection, I've concluded that the tempo fixed itself. It's hard to tell who was following which tempo, but in the end one tempo prevailed.
It was the bass player, Joe Osborne, who got them back on track. Either way, I love the live version of this song. It’s actually sung with more passion than the original studio recording....which makes total sense considering the subject matter and the venue for that matter.
@@dallasuy95 Yea, the bass player gets a lot of flak for this performance, but I think he was alright. He made many mistakes that I think were due to not having much time to memorize the parts. But it's clear that he was a class A musician.
It wasn't the drummer and Oscars are for acting not music.
Grammy i'd say
Great live version. Cass should be proud.
I love this LIVE version. Such beautiful voices.
much better than the studio recording!
Cass had a beautiful voice, as did Denny. RIP-everyone in group is gone except Michele
Denny,Cass and Michelle's harmonies are fantastic
That's ME! At 2:39....worked for Buffalo Springfield and was at MP for the whole 3 days, never was repeated, we were actually waiting for Otis Redding, beauty was Gazarri's manager
Nice work. A great film to be immortalized in.
I would have killed to have had your experience.
@@jeremynv89523 me too
You're so lucky. Always thought you looked a little like Jim Morrison there.
Tell the truth, now. With those looks (and that hair), you must have had your
share of the babes, right?
One brief, glorious moment in time.
That must have been something else to go from Hendrix to the Mamas and Papas set within an hour
I can't help but share some personal information here. I'm in extreme metal// hard rock and traditional heavy metal enthusiast who grew up with all of the 60's, 70's and 80's rock vinyls. I was born in 1999 and My grandparents listened to 50's and 60's 'rock' music.
They never listened to stuff like Blue cheer, Cream, black Sabbath, or steppenwolf but, I learned so so so much music from their childhood when I was just a baby that eventually they started talking to me about how their was harder and heavier music that they basically had zero interest for whatsoever but, after my interests in music grew exceedingly and my favorite past time was learning and singing music from their era: My grandparents went against my father's wishes;;;((my father my uncle my grandfather and even 3 of my cousins are ordained ministers)(pastors) My father's parents took me to a couple flea markets and after they weren't impressed: they took me to a convention of some sorts where they could give me the opportunity to find harder and heavier music not only from 60's to the 80's, 90's bu they especially wanted me to discover the music before my parents' times and even more so than the past: they really hoped that I would lose my interests in the music of my elders and find music that was popular in my era but,
In all honesty, they never ever ever refused me my right to express myself or the opportunity to fully receive music and the gifts of music.
Even as highly respected religious public figures the only sinful thing that I know of them doing was owning secular music; though they DID NOT own any ALICE COOPER, and they didn't exactly entertain secular music by promoting secular artists...
I remember finding the line that they had drawn in accordance to being and believing they were godly people that did not believe in sheltering me or refusing me any personal freedom. Though by the time I was 9 years old I picked up my second instrument I began to learn secular music and they were so appalled they still to this day that in all of my years as an artist, an entertainer, a musician, and a performer they never stayed to hear me perform. They helped me with transportation to and from so so so many gigs, practices, lessons, meets, shops, and jam sessions but, they never stayed to see me play... I can't remember how young I was but, theyve told me all of my life that if I'm going to be listening to or playing secular music: I can do it out of their presence... They are so very religious and they've made it a point to teach me all that they can about being edifying to God; and they taught me that if I was going to pursue secularism then there would have to be a mutual respect that I did not disrespect them by playing secular music around them, sing any secular Songs, or most of all I were told that to refrain from mentioning or discussing secular topics in any aspect of their presence or their household.
The mamas and the poppas were one of the most recent artists that they had physical copies of and Ill never forget how influential they were for me in my youth.
i can't get over how beautiful these harmonies are and Cass' voice is out of this world! Wow!!
Monterey was the real Woodstock.
You got that right. Let acts but more diverse. Denny was better though then Mama Cass' songs which are puff. IMO. Best songs by them R California Dreaming and I Saw her again .
You got that right..the "SUMMER of LOVE"..it was all downhill after 67...IMO....harder drugs..harder people...harder life in general..but for a brief moment..it was shear BLISS!
No it wasn't
same feelings in both concerts also
A Timeless Eternal Classic 😎
how I love the crowd footage...
me too and this doc is good for that
makes me wonder if they are still around, they were so lucky to av been there, wish i was
@@MrNextdoorscata lot of these people are in their 70s and 80s or dead unfortunately. So much history. My dad was 23 then, he’s 78 now. Respect your elders
@@Ohdamnmann did i show disrespect?
@@MrNextdoorscat nooo I wasn’t trying to say that. Sorry I’m just making a broad statement and I didn’t really clarify anything lol it definitely sounded like I was trying to talk shit tho my bad haha. I’m just saying this kinda shows we should respect our elders, older people used to be the vanguard of society just like us now.
Unbelievable harmonies John Philips was really talented writer/ arranger/ producer......this was maybe his best, IMO..
Glad someone is saying something good about John. You are right, he was all those things.
Awesome 😊
Not a lot of live versions of any song are better than the original. This is one - even with the misstep at the beginning. They got it back very quickly, and the rest of the song was fantastic. Cass and Denny were unbelievable.
You said exactly what I was thinking!! I LOVE this version of this song, especially the into haha
This is one of my favorite M. and P. songs! What a great time to grow up! THIS is at Monterey Pop! A moment of music history! Thank, God, that we were blessed to view this and remember when this took place! It is NOW the 50th anniversary! I'd love to head to California for a revival and remembrance! Yes, music lovers, we are blessed! Long live, rock and roll and great pop music like the Mama and the Papas! Have you heard "Dancing Bear"? More great music! Peace and Love! Steve
Amazing 😊
This is so FABULOUS on so many levels. In 1967 the 'world' we knew was in turmoil not unlike it is today but, the music scene was divided between this sort of folk music of which the Mamas and the Papas exemplified sheer perfection, and harder edged rock-and-roll which would eventually win out for the next decade or so. My opinion for what it's worth. Don't really need anyone to get in my face about it. Peace & Love!
Imagine how prophetic your words were back then.. it's in worse turmoil now
I wouldn't get in your face, and you're basically right. Over the next few years after this song, you had Cream, Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly, Led Zeppelin, the Who, the James Gang, and a few others leading the way, into the 70s, with even more bands like Nazareth and Bad Company.
I was born in 1963. Ty for pointing this out. Now that you have called my attention to it, it’s obvious that you are correct!
Beautiful, timeless, thank you for posting this, a 48 years treasure from a special time in the world culture.
What a great group! They could have sung together for many years! This is a great song! I listen to it weekly!
I could watch this 100 times n still wdnt be enough.....beautiful and great to see the people enjoying this magical moment in time🕛🕧🕢🕞🕔🕜🕠🕣🕤🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶✌✌✌✌✌
This is their best song in my opinion....they were rusty at Monterey, but this is beautifully delivered
I am aware of that.
This IS Monterey though.
One of my faves from the group. Nice intermingling of harmonies.
love that organ riff at 2:13 and that girls reaction to it is priceless her mona lisa like smile right at the chord change i can see her being moved by it... gets me every time
Sorry to say it's edited.. band performed at night. Its just a coincidence. Image and sounds are easily manipulated to create impressions like that;
rafasounds2010 I think Eric knows that - he is saying that even though the day footage is layer over the night performance it's almost as though the image of the girl is reacting to the sound even though the two didn't happen at the same time and place. (7/2/18)
HEY, Thats my favorite part too
Henry Jackson Eric’s comment is clearly saying she is reacting to being there during the song...he doesn’t realize it’s separate footage from the actual performance.
@@keim73 the organ at that part remind me of The Partridge Family. They had a good amount of organ sounding just like that in their songs IMO.
Got a feelin' that I wasting time on you babe
Got a feelin' that you're been untrue
I got a feelin' that you're stealin'
All the love I thought I was giving to you
Baby, it's¯ true
Got a feelin' that you're playing some game with me babe
Got a feelin' that you just can't see
If you're entertaining any thought that you're gaining
By causing me all of this pain and making me blue
The joke on you
When I get to feeling that you're stealing love
And I don't know why, baby
It makes me so discouraged
I finally get the courage not to cry, babe
Or even try, babe
Got a feelin' that I'm wasting time on you babe
Got a feelin' that you're been untrue
I got a feelin' that you're stealin'
All the love I thought I was giving to you
Baby, it's true; the joke's on you
Baby it's true; the joke's on you
Wonderful how the camera lingers on people and faces not just a millisecond like these days;you can actuallly SEE them and watch them change
23 people gave it a thumbs down. It is absolutely sublime
The close up of the woman at about 2:03, she barely moves but I can see the music to the story in her eyes. Maybe some day, some way, her and I will always be together. I LOVE YOU
1:18 beautiful woman
When I was a kid throughout the 1970s, I would always watch the Monterey Pop fest on network tv when it was rebroadcast once a yr just to hear this song. (I was too little at the time the festival took place).
Here is one of those live recordings that absolutely astound one when compared to the Orig. studio recording. There is NO comparison, in particular are the harmonies, pristine-to-perfect, beautiful, lush and full. I make it habit to listen to this version @ least once'a week. The same can be said of YES's (Yessongs live), Lou Reed's (Live Rock and Roll Animal) and RUSH's (All the World's a stage) as just a few examples.
James Giberson I agree completely. I remember seeing the track listing of this song on the Monterey Pop film and, based on hearing the original studio recording so many times, thinking “Hmmm. How the hell do you perform that song live in front of 20 thousand people?” Well, this is how you do it. You attack it unapologetically and make the audience feel exactly what the song is about.
I mean, they are basically singing the lyrics to each other; you can tell that it’s still a little raw for all 4 of them. Really stunning, and a perfect transition between Jimi Hendrix and Ravi Shankar in the film.
I’m right with you, brother. Music just doesn’t get better than this. I’ve listened to it probably 100 times now.
People like to talk about the minor flaws in this performance; no one ever talks about the really bravura vocal performances of Cass and Denny.
I’ve always loved this video, and this song! Cass Elliott’s voice always makes me melt!
Wonder who was the stunningly beautiful girl at 2:10 ?...Outstanding !...love to go back 50 years and meet her ...lets see...where did I leave my time machine ?..I will soon be 70...to be 20 and in college again...What great memories..youngsters..time really DOES ..FLY ! db
No rush man, she's pushing 80...
pushing 70 ?...mayby.......80...probably not !....but hey, were living in the past here and she she looks GREAT !...time marches on for all of us, assuming we still are breathing air hihi peace.....db
If I could go back that much I'd ask Michelle P. to adopt me as her fav orphan.
You are lucky, you got to see and experience all these awesome bands. I was only 4 in 1967...all I cared about was my sandbox and my G.I Joe's. I'll get in that time machine with you!!
Dana Brinkmeir is the girl!!
Love this.
superb!!!
that girls smile at 1:45 is the absolute best
a forever song and forever video
I really dig this video.
The documentary version of this song is superior to the 1970 and 2023 album version for this simple reason: 0:23
John and Denny's voices are heard alongside Cass but in the album versions Cass's voice is heard too loud and John and Denny are overshadowed, far behind. I love Cass's voice but in that part the song loses its essence and I like the Monterey version more than the studio one, in the 2023 remastering I thought they would change that but they didn't.
It isn't just the great music....we believed, as we should have, that music was important, powerful.....lyrics mattered and it was just a great time to 'seize the time'....and this was done....for a very short time....
Pure magic! I LOVE YOU CASS!!!!!
I can't imagine any of the group were particular fans of performing this song lol. It was John's acknowledgement that he knew Michelle and Denny were carrying on... and what with Cass carrying the torch for Denny....
It's funny how they could sing together all these songs about themselves, with all the ilicit fucks going on
@Jarred Knox Perhaps. But, by the time of this particular performance at Monterey, they all knew everything. They must have both loved and hated each other at this point. It’s surprising that they even made to the stage. In fact, they barely did.
Simply beautiful!!
wish I was back in monterey in 67 with Bertrand on my shoulder...
I've been thinking about Mama Cass in her voice, she had the best voice of the 60s and the 70s... no one even comes close with its Purity, range Power and Tone. It's pretty evident when she sings in person, live .
awesome!
Sublime
Met Pennebaker shortly before he passed. oh and btw this is not an outtake, this is in the original film release.
So idealistic and dreamy. Nothing can stand in these hippies' way. A new world of peace and love! Too bad they turned into yuppies in the 80's tho. The joke's on you 😭
In 1970, the Philadelphia neighborhood I grew up in had our own mini Monterrey.
Cactus
Steve Miller
Grateful Dead
Jimi Hendrix
Temple Stadium May 1970
Sing it Mama Cass and Denny...love this group
And nine months later many babies were born...
Just fantastic!
Cass sang because wrong with Michelle's mic. Michelle sings lead on recording.
You can hear Michelle a TINY bit here x
This was an outtake??? Unbelievable harmonies.
That beautiful woman at 1:15 looks so sad. 😪
She’s stunning
Can anyone offer another vocalist who had a voice as powerful as Cass's? Didn't think so. Man, what concert this must've been to have seen. 50 fucking years ago! I saw the film at the Fox Venice 40 years ago.
Ann Wilson is a powerhouse. Cass had a sweeter voice.
@@Taranberk2 Ann picked up where Cass left off. #changemymind
Tengo un gran sentimiento, a pasado el tiempo te sigo amando como ayer!
Hermosa letra y música
Michelle said in her book that they were flat. My ear is a bit more forgiving, as it sounds great to me.
They were definitely flat. Especially Cass. She should have warmed up her voice before the show.
@@ardalla535 Stills sounds much more in tune than most singers
The guitarist on the far left in the shadows is my uncle Eric Hord. He led the road band
Eric Hord a.k.a. 'the doctor' referenced widely in Matthew Greenwald's "The oral history of the Mamas & the Papas" Cooper Square Press (2002).
Interesting stuff which acknowledges the significant contribution of Doll and Godess Michelle. Huge fan of Michelle here. Peace🙏
why was everyone good looking back then?
ilove the faces in this video really well done picking couples & singles in the crowd, i got to laugh when I see all the nerd look'n dudes with these amazing babaes , I tell ya it does not end well for those nerds & usually in very short order, I know I've seen it soOO many times, they become clingy, smothering, needy, then paranoid & (hard not 2 when you have that sexy bod next 2 u & your saying YIPPY under your breath 24-7) but as a photographer of more than 3000 women my easiest way past Mr. nerd was to simply show the woman what I'm capable of & what she was holding back on.. the release was what I lived for.
REMEMBER OUR GREAT TIMES TOGETHER IN MONTEREY ?
---BJNG.
Kids! Look at your grandparents!
The best.
people who have known me for what seems all my life, say I have changed the least....but as a long time admirer of the new wave of 1967 and on...Doors, et al, I have to admit that if the great records of 1967 had not come out and the mamas and papas and spoonful, etc had continued...would it have really been all that bad?
Oswley's Monterey Purple in full effect .......
true!
Where are all these people now?
The old folks you pass by everyday were once the vanguard of humanity.
happy birthday cass
rest in peace cass
malucos do meu coração
they should have another monterey pop festival to celebrate in 2017.
Barney Os. Forget it, it's not gonna be the same so let's just remember it the way it was.
You're right man. It won't be the same. Just s pale imitation, like the last two woodstocks ('94 and '99). Most that'll attend won't care about peace and love.
yes!!
Woodstock never impressed me much as it did others...because Monterey was just down the coast from where I lived.
OK, I guess you're joking, but if you're not... Cass Elliot died in 70's, John Phillips in 2001, Denny Doherty in 2007. The surviving member is Michelle Phillips, but of course she's not 20 anymore.
Would love to know what happened to the couple at 0:37 seconds. Did the male get drafted to Vietnam ? And the cutest girl with the huge smile at 1:47 ? This wa 57 yrs ago. How many males went to Nam ? Would love to hear from someone in this video please. Thanks
👍❤️🎸🎼🌹!
i'd love to be able to see these people that are shown here
in the crowd today would be great to see the look on there faces lol
would like to know who that woman was @2:11
The old lady at the local market checkout was once the Acid Queen.....show some props to her.
I think that the liner notes have captured a good line of words so I will let the reader borrow from Wickham as I permanently borrowed that LP from a very good friend.
1:12 I’ll just have whatever she’s having. Lol!
Lol.. To me she looks sad
@@sphynxkittens5894 I agree. She looked like she was in distressed or nervous and just fidgeting like she didn't know what to do w/ herself at the moment. Or maybe she was just camera shy b/c she pushed her sunglasses back up and covered her face and started messing with her hair like she was flattening it or scratching her head or something to distract herself from whatever. That's my take on it.
The most amazing 'Dream of a Song' without hate but only Love, in protest against infidelity. At the the very least, surely we can be true to the one we are with during the time we are with them. Whether that be 5, 10, or 50 years. Too much to ask❓
It only happened/happens once.....i was 7.....
the people with the blankets look so high lol and
This live version of the song is great but why is Cass singing lead when Michelle sings it lead in the studio version?
Michelle's mic was faulty
The girl at 1:47...
If you look at the guy in the audience next to the blonde girl when song is over, it looks like Jim Morrison. 💯👍
oh, OK. Now I understand :).
repeat button time
Mama Cass was hot I don't care what anybody says
Was this song newly released or was it a year old at this time?
Though I understand it took place it June so many people are dressed in long sleeves jackets and some are in sweaters.
Obviously it wasn't warm.
MIKECNW it was a year old at that time . It is from their first album released in early 1966 but recorded in 1965 . They released three singles in 1965 which later were featured in their debut album.
D Dampen Well if that's the case with Northern CA can't be the whole state.
You can hear Michelle on this one
I thought Michelle sang lead on the studio recording
0:37 Steve jobs?
lsd is good
Was this the B side of the single Monday Monday?
Got a feelin'...etc...:)O(:...
The original recording had all kinds of tuning problems.
The girl at 1:12 is stunning