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PETER, PAUL & MARY - Leaving on a Jet Plane | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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Blowin' In the Wind is one of their best.
Well, well. Now that you've got into Peter, Paul & Mary territory, you just have to do their song called Puff The Magic Dragon, written by Peter Yarrow(the Peter of the group name)...and no ahead of time, it's not about drugs, it's about the innocence and adventure of childhood and the wistful end of childhood. Beautiful song.
One of the few songs that can make me cry. Every. Damn. Time.
@@jamesdignanmusic2765 me, too.
Folk music was huge!
They never sang a bad song and their concerts were wonderful. Leaders of the folk song era of the sixties they had happy, sad, rebellious and children's songs all mixed into a 2 hour concert and you left feeling uplifted and thoughtful.
Being 64 years old now..this is one of the first songs from this trio that my mother put on the old record player for me. Love, and still do, this trio to pieces. Can't get tired of Peter, Paul and Mary...a beautiful memory...thanks Shawn 🎤🎶💖
A couple others they hit with: "Puff The Magic Dragon" and "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?"
Don't forget their cover of Dylan's "Blowing in the Wind'. So happy for this request and for your reaction, Shawn. Now I'll have to go back and listen to Denver's original again. Blessings all.
This is the version I love best. Peter, Paul, and Mary bring back sweet childhood memories. ❤
Paul Stookey "The Wedding Song ", (There is Love)
Oh my yes that’s a stunner ❤
Peter was getting married, Paul wrote the song for the wedding, intending it for them alone. Paul said the song is only attributed to him, because the lyrics were divinely inspired. He originally wrote it as inspired, with Jesus speaking in first person ("Whenever two or more of you are gathered in MY name") but when he sang it at Peter’s wedding, he changed the pronoun “I” to “He” to avoid misunderstanding about who was the troubadour and Who was “among you.”. For the longest time it was played at pretty much every wedding I attended.
Enjoy these songs next:
"Blowin' in the Wind"
"Lemon Tree"
"Stewball"
"Early Mornin' Rain"
"500 Miles"
"Puff the Magic Dragon"
"I Dig Rock N Roll Music"
"Don't Think Twice, It's All Right"
"If I Had A Hammer (The Hammer Song)"
Other folk song artists to explore:
The Kingston Trio
Smothers Brothers
Arlo Guthrie
Judy Collins
Joan Baez
Bob Dylan
The Seekers
The Sandpipers "Come Saturday Morning", "Guantanamera"
The Serendipity Singers "Don't Let the Rain Come Down" (Crooked Little Man)
Can't forget "I'm in Love With a Big Blue Frog"
I wish we had great female singers today like Mary Travers. She had so much power in her voice but knew when to use it and when to sing softly and sweetly. Just an amazing singer as well as harmonizer with Peter and Paul.
Their Peter, Paul, & Mommy album was an amazing children’s album.
As kids we hijacked my mom's copy of PP&M's "10 Year Togeth" album and played it to death. Loved every song on that album, but I think "Early Morning Rain" was my favorite. PP&M version of "Blowing in the Wind" is the definitive version imo, although Bee Gees covered it when they were quite young and that's a fun version just to see their talent even that young.
YEAH SHAWN, YOU HAVE TO DO THEIR HIT ( PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON ) 👍😊
Agree!
This is my favorite version!!
Have to react to two of their best songs :
1. PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON
2. BLOWIN IN THE WIND
(written by Bob Dylan, Great Message!)
Every time I hear this song, it reminds me that John Denver died in a plane crash. So a loss of a significant talent RIP JOHN DENVER.
💝💝💝 Love their songs "Puff The Magic Dragon", "Blowin' In The Wind", "If I Had A Hammer" and "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right".
Although most young reactors think that John Denver and Mama Cass' version is iconic version it is actually Peter Paul and Mary that did the original. I'm 70 and this version is the one I remember playing on the radio. Nothing wrong with the other but this one conveys the sadness of separation like no other.
This was the original hit of course written by John Denver. I love his version too .
When Mary passed, million grieved. It was a real tragedy for all of us from that era. Puff is a fun song with a fascinating story behind it (they thought it was a drug song).
I saw them live… tremendous show… I remember there was a ton of traffic, people were arriving late. So they delayed the start of their concert….when they came on they said….”We weren’t late… you were!… we waited so everyone could arrive” That was so cool! Super talent! You should also check out “Puff the magic dragon” or “If I had a hammer.” Thank you! 😀
Shawn, if an old guy can throw out a bit of background. One of the many ways the Beatles changed popular music was that they wrote their own music. For the most part...before them in the early 60s almost all pop music was written by songwriters who sold the music to performers. (Even today, the songwriter is the one who gets royalties, regardless of who performs.) For example, Carole King wrote a whole bunch of hit songs from the late 50s to late 60s & never recorded them herself....until finally deciding to try it on her own around 1970...and had the biggest selling album of 71 or 72, "Tapestry". David Bowie began intending to be only a songwriter, but had trouble selling his songs...so decided to start singing them himself.
Love this trio. They were an American folk group formed in 1961. They had a lot of great hits such as "Puff, The Magic Dragon", "Lemon Tree", "500 Miles", "If I Had A Hammer", "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?", "Day Is Done". They recorded quite a few of Bob Dylan's songs such as "Blowin' In The Wind", "The Times They Are a-Changin'", "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right", "When The Ship Comes In" etc.
Always loved Peter Paul and Mary. Mary had wonderful control of her voice. Powerful at times and yet soft when needed, and it blended so good with Peter and Paul's harmony.
The sixties were the era of beautiful harmonies. The Beach Boys, Beatles, and Simon & Garfunkel, of course, but also Peter Paul & Mary, The Kingston Trio, The Seekers, The Mamas & the Papas, The Hollies, The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, even bands like The Who... it was a time of amazing vocal music. Another big PP&M song is "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?"
Saw them in concert in the 80’s. Backstage pass. Met them except Mary. The guys were so friendly and took pics with fans. Amazing. Live version of “Day is Done” is a great one too.
Peter Stookey was called by his first name Noel until the group formed in 1961 and he started using his middle name as his stage name, because face it, Peter, Noel, and Mary doesn't work as well. The group broke up in 1970 and reunited in 1978, stayed together until 2009 when Mary died of complications from leukemia treatment. Peter and Paul are still with us and remain lifetime friends. They still occasionally perform together in concert. You can check their websites for performance dates.
A tug on the heartstrings for all the guys leaving home after getting drafted. They did a great anti-war protest song "The Great Mandela" that isn't heard much or mentioned much. That song really tugs at MY heartstrings😥
At the time the song came out, PP&M was the more well known act. John Denver was just starting his solo career after having been a member of the Chad Mitchell Trio.
Listening on my phone and Mary Travers never sounded so good. Had forgotten what an angelic voice she had.
Thanks for given it a spin.
Love this verison, such a hit and many leaving to go to viet nam heard this one.
PP&M are overlooked today...and that is a tragedy. Their records are great and filled with many wonderfully intelligent and tuneful songs. Back in the day, even the Beatles were fans! But don't take my word for it...listen to some of their albums. You can start with their first - Peter, Paul & Mary with songs like "If I Had My Way", "If I Had a Hammer" (by the great Pete Seeger), "Where Have All the Flowers Gone", "Lemon Tree", and so forth. And there is a great Peter Yarrow Vietnam protest song on their Album 1700 called "The Great Mandella (the Wheel of Life). That entire album is a gem! There are so many great songs on their many albums that it's hard to list them.
one more great rendition is John Denver when he was with the Chad Mitchell Trio (Chad Mitchell Live!) ... the entire album is a good listen and gives insight into the Vietnam era ....
When my sister and I were kids in the 60’s, our dad surprised us with guitars for each of us. When we learned some basic chords, we went on to learn a bunch of Peter, Paul and Mary tunes, which we played and learned to sing with the harmonies. A few years later, we got to see them in concert. Dad and Joanne are gone now, but great memories!
❤️
My late father's very favorite group. He met Mary when they came to his college where he was a student advisor and gave her a tour of the campus. We probably had every album and record they ever done, so I'm very familiar with them. Many of the folk / country / easy listening music writers of the time shared their works such as Arlo Guthrie, Woody Guthrie, Pete Segar, Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, and so many more.
I saw the group in 1962 in San Francisco for a concert put on by Danny Thomas for a fundraising drive for Leukemia. I was a kid of 12 and did raise money so got to go to the little concert with all the other kids who raised money. Danny Thomas wasn't there but it was thrilling and in a small theater. This was before Danny Thomas started the ST, Jude stuff.
Great story.... we're old now, huh? I'm ready to go to heaven in this crazy world.
Finally, Peter, Paul and Mary! They have some great stuff!❤
I only heard them once in person in 1999 at Wolf Trap in Vienna, Va. They still sounded wonderful! I grew up as a young child, listening to them on my mother's "Victrola" (record player--brand name). Yes--Puff the Magic Dragon was a very popular song, as well as Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
As well as "Blowin in the Wind".
I've always preferred this version, so much emotion !!
Shawn, I recently saw Peter and Paul in concert this year and they came to my hometown theatre! Paul still sounds great and Peter is certainly up there in age but still a joy to watch! You did read that Mary did a lot of covers of John Denver songs over the years in single songs! My favorite of Mary/John matchup is "For Baby (For Bobbie)!" Now for PPM, "If I Had a Hammer," "500 Miles," "Puff The Magic Dragon," and Paul wrote "The Wedding Song" which is fantastic! You can't be wrong with PPM!
They had a lot of hits during the peak of the folk era, and were great to see live. I recommend their version of Dylan's Blowin' In The Wind, Light One Candle, If I Had A Hammer, 500 Miles, Where Have All The Flowers Gone, Puff The Magic Dragon...
If you were the writer, you wouldn't mind. The royalties were great. For instance, Dolly Parton was forever grateful to Whitney Houston for her cover of I Will Always Love You.
Ive only been to a handful of concerts in my 64 years. Peter, Paul and Mary played in Bellingham, Wa. It was in a small theatre called Mt Baker Theatre
For a generation younger than me, they know the song from TV - United Airlines used it as their theme song in the 70s,
Some PP&M early hits were covers of songs by a then relatively unknown Bob Dylan.
This was an antiwar song, he was leaving for The Nam. The folk movement was characterized by "protest songs", initially by Bob Dylan. Folk and antiwar became almost synonymous
Yep that was the song I remember from my youth. You said everything about the song I would of said. Never heard Johns till the 70's.
I went through a Peter,Paul and Mary phase and found a song called hangman. It blew my mind! They’re so good!
I absolutely love the headphone experience with this song. You can hear her in stereo and each male vocal in opposite ears doing the harmony. NEVER would you hear that on the radio. It's brilliant.
P, P & M were just bigger names than John Denver was when he originally released this song. Once they made it a hit, then it made sense for him to re-release it, as it was his song. The same thing happened with “ Desperado” and Linda Ronstadt recording it and the Eagles re-releasing it.
That's the 1. Beautiful. 👍
Day is Done from Peter, Paul & Mommy album is probably my favorite. Puff the Magic Dragon is hard for me to imagine anyone growing up and never hearing! If I Had a Hammer and Where Have All the Flowers Gone are classics. Boa Constrictor is so much fun.
Down the rabbit hole we should go! Next, the late Gordon Lightfoot's "Early Mornin' Rain" (they improv.e on that songwriter's vocal version as they did here with John Denver's, with all due respect. After that, "Blowin' in the Wind" as written (and sung) by Bob Dylan.
Grew up listening to my dad playing P. P. & M. records, which gave me my love for harmony. Some other songs that I like(d) by them that maybe aren't as well known. "Stewball", "Long Chain On", "Poly Von".
One of the great songs known mostly of this nevr forgotten version!
This was the first version of this song I heard, I had just broken up with my girlfriend, still makes me sad.
Mary and Peter really dominate this one -- it sounds like Noel/Paul doesn't get quite so much tape time, especially at first. Interesting. For much of their earlier recorded music, Mary sings center, Peter sings right, and Noel/Paul sings left. REQUEST: I Dig Rock and Roll Music. They name-drop and imitate some of the big names in mid-decade pop music.
Folk singing at its very best!!
You can actually hear John Denver in the songs arrangement
Wedding Song always makes me tear up
Everything PP&M do puts a lump in my throat for some reason. They just sound so sweet and sincere. Even "Puff the Magic Dragon" makes me cry! LOL For a good "fast one", try "I Love Rock n Roll Music"--where they send up the Mamas & the Pappas (for the longest time, I thought it WAS M&TP singing it!)
There was also a version released back in 1967 by The Mitchell Trio when John Denver was a member.
This was a song flying off to war
Damn that was a great time to be alive...kinder, gentler time. I miss it.
When Day is Done is a real beaut if you get the chance, Shawn. You just might love that one.
Hello, I'd just like to say that I enjoy listening to and watching your reaction videos. As far as Peter, Paul and Mary are concerned, I'd like to recommend their cover of the Gordon Lightfoot tune "For Lovín Me" and, also, their song "I dig Rock and Roll music" which makes references to all the happy sounds that you've been grooving to. Please, keep up the good work, and thanks for all the good songs.
P P n M had a hit with Blowin in The Wind, before most had ever heard of Bob Dylan. Helped to get the name Bob Dylan know to many outside of NY folk music circles.
Have to do Puff. It’s a wonderful children’s story and a lesson for adults as well. ✌️
john denver did a lot of covers too! his version of 'let it be' by the beatles is one of the most beautiful things i've ever heard
Ok,Shawn,one more version to go...You must react to John and Cass Elliot from the Mamas and Papas do this song as a duet! It's my favorite version out of the 3! This song is a masterpiece any way you slice it! Please do the last version with Cass Elliot! 🎙🎶🤩
You should listen to their song called ( Puff The Magic Dragon ) 1963
I never thought Dylan could sing a lick. His nasaly voice grated and the only time it "worked" for me was on Subterranean Homesick Blues, the first hip-hop tune. When he "lost" his voice on Time Out of Mind I began to appreciate his world-weary soul. It sounded like broken glass
It looks like it took you an awful long time to come to your senses. No one can sing Bob's songs like he does.
@@tomasbaker1912 Many of his songs were word salad, psychotic gibberish, piled-up lyrics. Few can "sing" that. The current make-believe "president" shit-fer-brains probably could. He's fluent in word salad
JD does a duet with Mama Cass and it's brilliant you should check it out
just like Frijid Pink does the 60s most played version of House Of The Rising Sun
I really like Denvers voice and music but PPM own this song.
i diden t know this version , when i liisten to the song i remember the version of john Denver
You should check out "I Dig Rock n' Roll Music" by them.
Puff The Magic Dragon is a beautiful song but it is sad It is about growing up leaving old friends behind for new friends. and different interest
I like to hear 500 miles
Another song adopted by Vietnam vets. “ I promise I will wait for you,”……sadly many girlfriends did NOT wait for their guy to return.
There is a video of john denver singing this with pp+m….sadly its low res
Puff please.
Good, but prefer John Denver's version
Armageddon . . . . .
Paul Stookey, the wedding song, and peter, Paul and Mary. Too much of nothing.
I keep waiting for you reactors, after hearing greatness witch happens a lot,to just say today's music just sucks!