@grahambrown1980 During that era there was a melting of ideas with American culture. Change. I'm assuming you were not there. Bob Dylan was the leader of that change. He went electric. Some Folkies criticized the change. Peter , Paul and Mary accepted the change. Embraced it. They're not dissing other artists. They're celebrating them.
Happiness is when you belt out music in front of a live audience for the very first time and you know, and they know, you not only have a hit ... but a masterpiece that will be iconic for decades.
I see me dancing in the disco that does not exist since 20 years. This was in 1968 when I was in love with my first great love. Now I'm an old woman and I'm still here and I still love this music.
We’re only as old as we feel. I love them too.. their music is timeless! All my kids & their kids love all these older groups.. it’s our responsibility to keep it going 💜💜✌️✌️✌️
I miss going to their shows. They were always like you were sitting with them and everyone was singing together. I miss Mary so much but have been able to see both Paul and Peter since her passing. Great timeless music, it is still as relevant today as it was 50 years ago.
They take either compliment or piss take every one in that tune, but I don't don't think the Donovan imitation was complimentary, but it was sure hysterical!
65 now,,, and I remember this song so well playing in the streets of the French Quarter of New Orleans where I grew up with all the other Hippys ,,Oh what beautiful days ,with the flower girl sitting on the Mississippi river banks....
No reason you can’t, just try to swap texting app contact info, and get started. You never know, ya’ might have some stuff in common.😄 Don’t be shy, now.😶
For me this song goes together with the beginning of 7th grade in September 1967. What a different world that was. What a different country the United States then was. And for those who were alive back then-what different people we were!...
yeah the streets were running red with the blood of the Kennedys, MLK, Jr and other civil rights leaders. All the anti-gay laws and segregation bullshit. The 60s were great, if you were a straight, white male. Other than that, you were pretty much fucked. PROVE ME WRONG
That’s pretty heighty for a chick. I’m the same height, I just don’t see that as particularly tall, well, sort of, ig, tall for a man is more like over 6’, like kinda noticeably. :•)
I am old enough to be in one of their concerts at Oregon State University. It was the most beautiful sight seeing Mary in her tight fitting long white pants singing and dancing with amazing high energy electrifying the whole stadium. Every time she nodded her head with the terrific perfect blonde hair, I felt the energy hitting the audience, or was it just me that felt it?
Early Fall 1967 and I was just starting 7th grade. This was one of the many memorable songs from that time period. I salute anybody who was also there @ Kirk Junior High in East Cleveland Ohio. +Peace+
They did have a lot of respect for The Mamas and The Papas but yeah, you're right. They wanted to simply show that they can perform that style of music and they did.
I too dig rock and roll music! My all time favorite by Peter, Paul & Mary. I even had the album, Album 1700 when I was a teen in the early 70's. Great album cover too. Mary was dressed like Bonnie of Bonnie & Clyde fame, and Peter, Paul were dressed as gangsters of the 30's as well with a 1920's, 1930's car behind them. Mary's pose on that album cover is very sexy! She got my teenage mojo a risin'!
I remember listening to this song on my transistor radio back in the daywhen my Momma bought it for me... was so kool then and after 60yrs plus it still sounds Grovvy.
Mary was so beautiful!!! And what a great vocal tribute to the artists mentioned in the song, especially The Mamas & the Papas with the "do do do" and the signature "yeah." To me, this is one of the most impressive songs of their career!
Love this song, love their impressions of TMATP, Donovan, and the Beatles. But everyone is missing the best part of the song: “but if I really say it, the radio won’t play it, unless I lay it between the lines!” Mic Drop! Bam!
This is an awesome video. I heard this song on the radio and I became flooded with emotion. Once I found out it was P,P and Mary from 1968 , and with the snipet editing of this video creation, I was returned, in my mind's eye to the vietnam era in 1968 when I was 5 years old. If not for MTV, I don't think I would have finished college. Videos can elevate favorite songs 1000% if they are good; they can also almost ruin it. Why I am drawn to music from Petula Clark, Lulu, and The Seekers, to Cream, The Animals, Paul Revere, Electric Prunes, storing them at 4 and 5 years old is crazy. Everything I wrote will just serve for criticism for readers which is cool. I can only convey the story and significance of this video by telling the history and emotion behind it. This is expressively to KELLY HEISLER, who unknowingly created a very powerful, emotionally provoking video for me( sentimental) by piecing particular snipets together. I fell in love with go-go girls at age 2, and at age 56 am realizing that P,P, and Mary performed ' Leaving on a Jet Plane'; I now remember a friend's brother forced to leave his high school sweetheart and never returned. My dad rocked me to sleep with 'Puff the Magic Dragon'. I never knew it was P,P and Mary. This is poetry at it's finest. To most, this is just a cool video. For me and others out there somewhere, it is like starring at a famous painting for hours, feeling the emotion. Thank you, J.S
I love how Peter, Paul & Mary saluted the Mama's and the Papas. It was a great song. This was folk song that transitioned into soft rock. It reminds me of the music my late father loved folk music of Pete Seger, Utah Phillips, Woody Guthrie and the Weavers.
"And when the Beatles tell you (Beatles tell you), they need to lay it between the lines. Bless you PP&M, TMATP, the Beatles, and 3 Dog Night. RIP to all those who have departed from us.
More than three voices there and more than two guitars too. It sounds like they double tracked the vocals and hired the wrecking crew for the instrumentation. And this is lip synced.
thanks.I edited this 30 years ago at the TV station i worked at 40 years.A lot of the video came from the archives in the bowels (basement) of the station.🇨🇦
Love love love this song!! Peter Paul and Mary visited OU when I was an undergraduate back in 1989 I think. They performed at the Student Union and did a really great cover of 'Dreams' by Fleetwood Mac.
I love folk rock-folk-pop as long as it's a damn good song like this one. What gets me is not only the lyrics are great and naturally flowing like Creque Alley, By The Mama's And The Papa's, as well as singing,but the harmonies sound just like Mama Cass, and Michelle Phillips... it's a tribute not a parody.
Love it! Great job putting all those video clips together. While I know they may be poking fun at some of the other bands of their day, don't comedians do the same and nobody comes down on them. There is something to poke fun at in all of us, as well as things to admire. I love a good balance.
WONDERFULLY EDITED! I've always "dug" this song, and realized it was a perfect addition to my newest playlist, ""Listen to the Music" - Songs about Music" Really well done. Thank You.
@@mychannelrocks444 Thank you! The OP's comment had me confused. Why did she confirm it's GH? My initial thought was maybe it was Suzanne Sommers. As mentioned, GH was doing "Laugh In" during this period.
The backing musicians are Toronto's Skip Prokop on drums (future Lighthouse member) and Denny Gerrard on bass. Both were in the band The Paupers and backed PP & M on their 1700 Album.
That's what I love when I put these videos up...I find out so much more about the performers fr people like you,Jaimie...very cool..thanks fr a Canadian for the neat info
Thanks...yes,not a bad edit job 9 years ago.Been collecting performances for 45 years.Never have seen or found the full length from this performance fr the Jonathan Winters show.
@Kelly's Classics These are from two separate performances, right? Among other things, I see that Paul has a somewhat different hairstyle in the black and white footage than in the color footage.
I graduated high school in the mid 80s. I think that the 60s had the best music, followed by the 80s. Those two decades are the best of the 20th century.
PPM LOVE ROCK N ROLL MUSIC! MAMA AND PAPA came from FOLK like Many ARTIST IN THE 60s They were NOT PUTTING DOWN rock and roll. Most pop fans like both. Did they forget Bob Dylan!
the video editing was great - and this song is a fun one! folk music from our 'hippie' era had alot to say about the times, much is relevant today... keep it coming
Love this song! Just an aside, but the clip of the blonde woman in the black top is so cool. I am gay, but even I can se that woman is very sexy!! It's weird how sometimes you can see a dancer like that woman, that seemingly appears by happenstance in a music video, and you wonder what kind of life they had, and what they look like when they got older. Whoever pulled the various images of this clip together did an amazing job, really capturing the spirit of this very cool, amazing, iconic song by Peter, Paul, and Mary. I really feel myself being pulled back to that time, even though I was a child in the 60's.
thanks so much Rye...I edited this clip 30 years ago in my workplace of 40 years at a TV station.I found a lot of that footage through archives.Glad you liked it.👍😊🇨🇦
@@KellysClassics Thanks for letting me know. I have watched this video multiple times, and not just for the song, but this specific video to see those images. Thanks for responding.
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The unusual aspect of this song is the acknowledgment of other relevant
artists rather then promoting themselves.
Not only that but naming Donovan and The Mamas and The Papas instead of other artists that’d be considered rock
They’re dissing other artists!☺️😆
They actually don’t dig them, that the thing!! They’re making fun of them, because PP&M are folkies! To them, everything else is of the devil.😈
@grahambrown1980 During that era there was a melting of ideas with American culture. Change. I'm assuming you were not there. Bob Dylan was the leader of that change. He went electric. Some Folkies criticized the change. Peter , Paul and Mary accepted the change. Embraced it. They're not dissing other artists. They're celebrating them.
@@jonnyvreeland7406 I dig what-cha say'in cause the words that's what they say - yeah!
Happiness is when you belt out music in front of a live audience for the very first time and you know, and they know, you not only have a hit ... but a masterpiece that will be iconic for decades.
I hear that...the music I grew up with in the 60s in Saskatchewan will always be w me...including P, P & Mary
I luv Peter, Paul and Mary. Mary is absolutely beautiful 💜🦋🌹.
Amazing
The female rock star muppet from The Muppets was modeled after Mary from Peter, Paul and Mary.
I see me dancing in the disco that does not exist since 20 years. This was in 1968 when I was in love with my first great love. Now I'm an old woman and I'm still here and I still love this music.
We’re only as old as we feel. I love them too.. their music is timeless!
All my kids & their kids love all these older groups.. it’s our responsibility to keep it going 💜💜✌️✌️✌️
@@debrajol3585 Thank you !
And we are still groovy😊❤
I miss going to their shows. They were always like you were sitting with them and everyone was singing together. I miss Mary so much but have been able to see both Paul and Peter since her passing. Great timeless music, it is still as relevant today as it was 50 years ago.
Me three. I got one show in before Mary passed.🙏
Me too. I am privileged to have seen them from the 60’s through Mary’s passing. Best Live.
DON'T omit this! DNA means we are in a computer program! WE MAY LIVE AGAIN THE SAME LIFE
Have always been perplexed at how on earth Michelle and Cass' singing could possibly nail them to the wall
I imagine it would be quite painful to be literally nailed to a wall. But how someone’s singing can do that? Confusing
Life is One Groovy Dance...and i'm so Blessed to have Danced while Peter-Paul And Mary were sharing their Talents!! Cheers
The Donovan part always cracks me up!
They take either compliment or piss take every one in that tune, but I don't don't think the Donovan imitation was complimentary, but it was sure hysterical!
@@madams6198 Indeed!
@@TheRicresch I have to do this not just because Ione is Donovan's daughter, but just because ruclips.net/video/evN6DIGPIJM/видео.html
@@madams6198 One of my favorite Songs by Gabriel! Thanks for this!
Donovan was fun to see.
I loved this song in 68, I was 18 and really into rock&roll. This song and especially the group are awesome!!!
Amazing music and time;
Mary T.'s enthusiasm and stage presence are positively infectious!
Mary is the rocker of the three hehehehehe
@@bpabustan : Well, she was the only one without an instrument, so she was more able to move around freely. But we like Mary. :-)
Especially considering her almost paralyzing stage fright. Why do you think her hands were always clenched in fists?
65 now,,, and I remember this song so well playing in the streets of the French Quarter of New Orleans where I grew up with all the other Hippys ,,Oh what beautiful days ,with the flower girl sitting on the Mississippi river banks....
I'm 65 now, I wish I could have sat there with you. 😊❤ Maybe we still can.
No reason you can’t, just try to swap texting app contact info, and get started. You never know, ya’ might have some stuff in common.😄 Don’t be shy, now.😶
For me this song goes together with the beginning of 7th grade in September 1967. What a different world that was. What a different country the United States then was. And for those who were alive back then-what different people we were!...
A men! Nothin like the splintered divided nation we've become
Exactly the same age in '67 and the same feeling you have for the time period.
@@robertray4191 as opposed to the Vietnam, civil rights and women's lib
eras?
@@robertray4191 hmm cause it didn't seem so together then, either. Kind of the point of the song.
yeah the streets were running red with the blood of the Kennedys, MLK, Jr and other civil rights leaders. All the anti-gay laws and segregation bullshit. The 60s were great, if you were a straight, white male. Other than that, you were pretty much fucked. PROVE ME WRONG
Mary was awesome and I loved her dancing and she was 5'11"! Wow!
That's VERY tall, especially for a woman! I'm not sure, but I think that the average height for a woman is about 5 foot 6.
I happen to be 5’11”. That’s tall for a female.
That’s pretty heighty for a chick. I’m the same height, I just don’t see that as particularly tall, well, sort of, ig, tall for a man is more like over 6’, like kinda noticeably. :•)
The imitation of the voices of Mammas and the Pappas and John Lennon are perfect.
Not to mention their impersonation of Donovan.
And anton lavey
He was imitating Donovan not Lennon!
@@itwasntmeboningbivvy181 When they imitated the Beatles they were imitating Donovan?
There is no imitation of John Lennon. There is an imitation of Donovan.
Excellent! Thank you, Kelly. And Happy 4th of July 2023.
Thanks Chris...we celebrated our July 1st Canada Day holiday in Ottawa with the big fireworks downtown.
@@KellysClassics Happy July 1st, from Huntington Beach Cal..
A masterpiece of both lyrics and music as is Creeque Alley by the Mamas & The Papas. They don't write songs like that anymore.
MSM censorship. Don't tell the truth whatever you do.
I love Creeque Alley! 💙🩵
California Dreamin’ & Dream a Little Dream of Me. ❤️🔥
I am old enough to be in one of their concerts at Oregon State University. It was the most beautiful sight seeing Mary in her tight fitting long white pants singing and dancing with amazing high energy electrifying the whole stadium. Every time she nodded her head with the terrific perfect blonde hair, I felt the energy hitting the audience, or was it just me that felt it?
This is a pretty damn clever, biting song. Comes off as a little ditty novelty song until you listen closely
The song is PP&M's absolute worst
@@victorseastrom3455 I agree. I like Peter, Paul and Mary as well but this song has always struck me as opportunistic and unnecessary.
Go ahead and hold your nose in disdain....
THIS is THE song that will bridge to their better songs, for the younger generations.
I love it, it’s sooo rude, but with class.☝🏻🧐😈☺️😆
Gotta have class!
Early Fall 1967 and I was just starting 7th grade. This was one of the many memorable songs from that time period. I salute anybody who was also there @ Kirk Junior High in East Cleveland Ohio. +Peace+
Yup. We had Junior High then, before 'Middle School.'
I love this music.
Peter Paul and Mary where great.
❤❤❤
Well you're 2/3 correct anyway.
I feel so privileged to have seen them in the 60’s at Carnegie Hall and at peace rallies Hip and cool
An American Classic. Mary in her mighty glory
I hear she was a difficult person to know.
Great song! And Mary is so cute in this video with her bangs! ❤🧡💛💚
Bless you both, Peter and Paul. RIP Mary Travers.
Excellent performances from all of them - Mary in particular.
Despite the fact it was a hit, they didn't like the song. They did it as a joke and it turn out one of their greatest records
I love these people and miss them. I memorized ALL their songs and played for family and friends
Hello friend, how're you doing today?
Saw them as a kid in the 60’s and peace marches and Carnegie Hall
I miss Mary and the Guys
They're having such a good time!! Great song. Great classic.
Love them mocking the Beatles, Donovan and Mamas and pappas. 🤣Good stuff
I love how they do it with such class.
They did have a lot of respect for The Mamas and The Papas but yeah, you're right. They wanted to simply show that they can perform that style of music and they did.
Another Great Group that went under the radar for some reason!
They were huge in the early '60s, not under the radar at all!
So many songs from the 1960s that I love
Jim Mason was one of the writers of this song and he was my music teacher in college in the early '90s. Love this song!
Awesome...I love hearing stories like this.Thanks for sharing. 👍😊🇨🇦
I love this song and how they took a shot at the mamas and pappa and even the Beatles lol.
Don't forget Donovan.
@@bjbell52 Exactly !
They hated electric folk but took the money...shame.
I too dig rock and roll music! My all time favorite by Peter, Paul & Mary. I even had the album, Album 1700 when I was a teen in the early 70's. Great album cover too. Mary was dressed like Bonnie of Bonnie & Clyde fame, and Peter, Paul were dressed as gangsters of the 30's as well with a 1920's, 1930's car behind them. Mary's pose on that album cover is very sexy! She got my teenage mojo a risin'!
Mary Mary... Along Comes Mary, There's Something About Mary, The Wind Cries Mary. EVERYONE dug Mary Travers.
I remember listening to this song on my transistor radio back in the daywhen my Momma bought it for me... was so kool then and after 60yrs plus it still sounds Grovvy.
Do you still love this titel in 2020, just like me?
I still love this title in 2021!
2021*
Ii
@@macmacreynolds8712 8
Yes!
Mary was so beautiful!!! And what a great vocal tribute to the artists mentioned in the song, especially The Mamas & the Papas with the "do do do" and the signature "yeah." To me, this is one of the most impressive songs of their career!
They are having a lot of fun doing this song.
Wish I could sometimes see the whole uncut colour performance sometime of this song.Never have come across it.
Oh my. I did an ice skating show to this wonderful song! Those were great times.
An ex-girlfriend of mine once ice skated to Wintertime Love by the Doors.
Great post! I recall hearing this song for the first time, played on our family record player at home. It was cutting edge stuff for me.
Love this song, love their impressions of TMATP, Donovan, and the Beatles. But everyone is missing the best part of the song: “but if I really say it, the radio won’t play it, unless I lay it between the lines!” Mic Drop! Bam!
That spot on tribute to the Mamas and Papas vocal arrangements when Mary sings Cass' descant and trademark 'yeah' at 0.50
Not exactly a tribute, but spot on for sure.
Yeah that part is almost like a Mamas and Papas trademark, a great tribute and Mary really nails it!
More like a bitch slap than a tribute...lol. But, yes, the vocals are astounding. And from just one 'Mama', too!!! SZ xo 😍
This is an awesome video. I heard this song on the radio and I became flooded with emotion. Once I found out it was P,P and Mary from 1968 , and with the snipet editing of this video creation, I was returned, in my mind's eye to the vietnam era in 1968 when I was 5 years old. If not for MTV, I don't think I would have finished college. Videos can elevate favorite songs 1000% if they are good; they can also almost ruin it. Why I am drawn to music from Petula Clark, Lulu, and The Seekers, to Cream, The Animals, Paul Revere, Electric Prunes, storing them at 4 and 5 years old is crazy. Everything I wrote will just serve for criticism for readers which is cool. I can only convey the story and significance of this video by telling the history and emotion behind it. This is expressively to KELLY HEISLER, who unknowingly created a very powerful, emotionally provoking video for me( sentimental) by piecing particular snipets together. I fell in love with go-go girls at age 2, and at age 56 am realizing that P,P, and Mary performed ' Leaving on a Jet Plane'; I now remember a friend's brother forced to leave his high school sweetheart and never returned. My dad rocked me to sleep with 'Puff the Magic Dragon'. I never knew it was P,P and Mary. This is poetry at it's finest. To most, this is just a cool video. For me and others out there somewhere, it is like starring at a famous painting for hours, feeling the emotion. Thank you, J.S
0:24 you decide,
I love how Peter, Paul & Mary saluted the Mama's and the Papas. It was a great song. This was folk song that transitioned into soft rock. It reminds me of the music my late father loved folk music of Pete Seger, Utah Phillips, Woody Guthrie and the Weavers.
Saluted? I think you miss the point of this song.
Not a salute, sarcasm!
"And when the Beatles tell you (Beatles tell you), they need to lay it between the lines. Bless you PP&M, TMATP, the Beatles, and 3 Dog Night. RIP to all those who have departed from us.
they've got a word "love" to sell you...
Two acoustic guitars and three blended voices -- low tech and fabulous!
Great vocal blend sure but that Wrecking Crew backing track is anything but low-tech.
And oh what awesome voices they were....
More than three voices there and more than two guitars too. It sounds like they double tracked the vocals and hired the wrecking crew for the instrumentation. And this is lip synced.
@@kingofallwhites that was we live performance, they didn't have the equipment they have now to pull that off then
James Kennedy That is not live.
I see truly sincerety of them, especcially Mary. This music like pierce through my soul
The editing on this video is awesome !!!
thanks.I edited this 30 years ago at the TV station i worked at 40 years.A lot of the video came from the archives in the bowels (basement) of the station.🇨🇦
The melodies & composition seem like a direct tribute to the Mamas & Papas (this is a good thing)
My father's mother in the late 60's read this theme at the beauty shop in a magazine ... go Granny go
Ma che bravi sono... Attualissimi e con un sound piacevolissimo.. 52 anni fa! 👏👏👏👏
Wow! I should have lived back then! ♥️
I still dig rock and roll music.................!!!!!!!!!! And still love it.........!!!!!!!!
I just lover her passion she commits to singing! My birthmate,Nov 9th...RIP blessed Mary!
love, love this song. Thx to the person who put it on youtube. Sad that dear Mary is gone :-(
Love love love this song!! Peter Paul and Mary visited OU when I was an undergraduate back in 1989 I think. They performed at the Student Union and did a really great cover of 'Dreams' by Fleetwood Mac.
Not into 1960s folk rock, but this song was the BOMB!!
I love folk rock-folk-pop as long as it's a damn good song like this one. What gets me is not only the lyrics are great and naturally flowing like Creque Alley, By The Mama's And The Papa's, as well as singing,but the harmonies sound just like Mama Cass, and Michelle Phillips... it's a tribute not a parody.
Crikey! I never knew Nicholas Cage sung lead vocals on this!
He's actually better looking...the guy singing that is.
Lol
Bahahaha 😂🤣🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Love it! Great job putting all those video clips together. While I know they may be poking fun at some of the other bands of their day, don't comedians do the same and nobody comes down on them. There is something to poke fun at in all of us, as well as things to admire. I love a good balance.
What a great video composition, love this one.
Fun song with some cleverly hidden commentary on the changes in the musical scene of the time.😜
40 years later we get it. Why doesn't anyone do this kind of music now? MSM censorship is the reason.
This was their intention to mimic the Mommas & the Pappas and PPM really done that well.
I love her energy in this vid I edited together fron various other vids
Peter
I agree!
Great Vibe!!!
She looks & sings like an Angel
Great music.. Thank you for the post.
WONDERFULLY EDITED! I've always "dug" this song, and realized it was a perfect addition to my newest playlist, ""Listen to the Music" - Songs about Music" Really well done. Thank You.
That lovely girl dancing is Goldie Hawn.
Oh yes it's Goldie.I was 9 when she was groovy dancing every week on Laugh In in 1968.Had a crush on her & loved the show.
Mary Travers, as in Peter Paul and Mary. Goldie Hawn doesn't sing for a living. She's an actress.
😂😂😂😂
@@mychannelrocks444 Thank you! The OP's comment had me confused. Why did she confirm it's GH? My initial thought was maybe it was Suzanne Sommers. As mentioned, GH was doing "Laugh In" during this period.
@@mychannelrocks444. Mary was cool with trying to be. She put the A in Activism
Low tech, high talent! Timeless trio; I miss them so!!
A lot of skill to do folk.
Everything they sing or sang is just great PP&M are timeless .
The backing musicians are Toronto's Skip Prokop on drums (future Lighthouse member) and Denny Gerrard on bass. Both were in the band The Paupers and backed PP & M on their 1700 Album.
That's what I love when I put these videos up...I find out so much more about the performers fr people like you,Jaimie...very cool..thanks fr a Canadian for the neat info
Thank you for posting the track!
I love how their sound morphs on each verse to sound like the band they're singing about..
My parents had their greatest hits on 8-track, ha ha!
They really nail me to the wall.
Thanks for this. Nice job of editing, with great audio and video. " Michelle and Cass are sailin'."
Always liked Paul Stookey doing Don a van & Playing music backwards for The Beatles
Great road song, love it
I'm coming to this late, but wow, what a terrific edit and a worthy tribute to this song.
Thanks...yes,not a bad edit job 9 years ago.Been collecting performances for 45 years.Never have seen or found the full length from this performance fr the Jonathan Winters show.
@Kelly's Classics These are from two separate performances, right? Among other things, I see that Paul has a somewhat different hairstyle in the black and white footage than in the color footage.
unfortunately I have never see the full song clip from the colour version.It came from the Jonathon Winters show
Anything before the 2000's was music, but I think the 60's , 70's and 80's were the best.
I graduated high school in the mid 80s. I think that the 60s had the best music, followed by the 80s. Those two decades are the best of the 20th century.
Can I Get An AMEN To That?!?!?!!
Absolutely correct
I would go with 70's first, then 60's and then 80's
- The 60s Music are The BesT Always...~
Seven years later in '75 I met Peggy. She had Mary's straight hair (to her annoyance ;-)
Lightning struck. It was forever.
PPM LOVE ROCK N ROLL MUSIC! MAMA AND PAPA came from FOLK like Many ARTIST IN THE 60s They were NOT PUTTING DOWN rock and roll. Most pop fans like both. Did they forget Bob Dylan!
Super groupe que j'appréciais. Ma jeunesse. Très bon souvenir
Formidable prestation de ce groupe peu connu en France... Les voix sont tout simplement magiques.
Nicely done, you made the best of the short clip from the Jonathan Winters show & edited it into something enjoyable.
Much better than that mumble rap crap people are listening to these days.
Oh, I still love this song! Love it!
This is so great. Awesome, energetic performance :)
the video editing was great - and this song is a fun one! folk music from our 'hippie' era had alot to say about the times, much is relevant today... keep it coming
Hello friend, how're you doing today?
Happy Mother's Day to the mamas and the papas and the moppas who have had a motherly role to a living being!
Hello friend, how're you doing today?
This shows the fantastic talent they had! Thanks for posting.
Excellent presentation. Thank you.
Always loved Mary's hair
PP & M all-time classic ! And still, a classic put-down.
Love this song! Just an aside, but the clip of the blonde woman in the black top is so cool. I am gay, but even I can se that woman is very sexy!! It's weird how sometimes you can see a dancer like that woman, that seemingly appears by happenstance in a music video, and you wonder what kind of life they had, and what they look like when they got older. Whoever pulled the various images of this clip together did an amazing job, really capturing the spirit of this very cool, amazing, iconic song by Peter, Paul, and Mary. I really feel myself being pulled back to that time, even though I was a child in the 60's.
thanks so much Rye...I edited this clip 30 years ago in my workplace of 40 years at a TV station.I found a lot of that footage through archives.Glad you liked it.👍😊🇨🇦
@@KellysClassics Thanks for letting me know. I have watched this video multiple times, and not just for the song, but this specific video to see those images. Thanks for responding.
Good stuff. Where has the time gone AND talent like Pater, Paul and Mary?? Beautiful harmony....
yes she did pass.....I'd guess 2 years ago....
September 16, 2009 of leukemia; she was 72 years old. :(
Man those hippies were sure retro . . .
YManCyberDude REALLY retro was listening to this on an 8-track tape, can you believe it?
I was listening to this on 8-Track earlier to-day in my Pontiac station wagon.
2:23 That's pretty funny how Mary and especially Peter make their way off the stage! LOL
That was Peter and Mary. Very cool.
Correction noted. Thanks!
I just love this song!!! April 25-2020
Gotta love Peter, Paul and Mary selling out. Bob Roberts would be proud.
Okay, let's not forget that they masterfully parody the Mamas and the Papas, then DONOVAN, then the Beatles. All in a couple of minutes.
did a fantastic job editing..know that half the color edition was missing ,so well done in your version....*****