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THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS - Monday, Monday | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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You nailed it. Millions of people think of this song when Monday rolls around. The Mamas & Papas own that day. Now you are one of us. :)
But there’s also The Carpenters’ “Rainy Days and Mondays”, which describes my day today. ☔️🌧️
Boomtown Rats 'I Don't Like Mondays'?
It's great to see someone of your age enjoying the music of my teens. I was 15 in 1966!
Please check out "I Saw Her Again Last Night", which is one of my faves from the Mamas and the Papas. It is brilliant, with great harmonies and lyrics. Not often reacted to.
"I Saw Her, I Saw her Again last night" --- The best accidental pause in music!
This group was so good !
Love them …such great harmony
🥰🥰🥰 Like "California Dreamin' " too.
This group’s harmonies are great
What story? Mondays suck! Everybody knows that.
Anything can happen and if it's bad, it's usually on a Monday; like waking up early to go to work or your girlfriend bailing on you.
Even The Carpenters had a song saying "rainy days and Mondays always get me down".
I don’t like Mondays!
@@docnflossie7351tell me why😅
@@docnflossie7351 Yes - Boomtown Rats/ Bob Geldof!
Yes! Mama’s & Papa’s!!!!! Great harmonies! Super talented! They have tons of amazing songs! Creeque Alley is very good & it tells their story as a band. In it you hear other people mentioned that they were around who went into other bands. Like Sebastian..(Lovin’ Spoonful) McGuinn .. (Byrds) McGuire…(song Eve of Destruction) Cass has an incredible voice. Many great songs.. I also love “Go where you wanna go.” Thanks Shawn! 😀
I have always loved their harmonies. I still have my original vinyl of this....
Speaking of Monday's & MUST HEAR Classics,, The Boomtown Rats "I Don't Like Mondays" 🎶🔥
I love the song "I saw her again"
My dad turned me on to these four when I was still a youngin. Have loved great harmonies ever since.
Fun fact: If John Phillips (one of the Papas) recollection is to be trusted, they were all trippin' balls when they recorded this, and pretty much everything else they put down on vinyl. Vitamin A for the win!
John Phillips is father of MacKenzie Phillips . Also put together Monterey pop festival. That is great festival for live performances of jimi and the who
Not forgetting Janis Joplin's extraordinary rendition of Ball and Chain, that launched her into the big-time... Mama Cass in the audience open-mouthed, then her one word at the end: "WOW!"....
The Mamas & the Papas were a great folk rock group in the 60's. I had their records. They were known for their smooth harmonies. They had lots of great hits such as "Dedicated To The One I Love", "Words Of Love", "Dancing In The Street", "Look Through My Window", "Creeque Alley", "Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon)", "Safe In My Garden", "I Saw Her Again" etc. Mama Cass Elliot went solo & had a big hit with "Dream A Little Dream Of Me".
You name a ton of hits and not their biggest? California Dreamin
@@mandandanmandamayor3511 came here just to say that.
I can remember so many people trying to harmonize like them😁😁. They were so good. She stayed the week, then gone. What do I know, I was like 7 when this came our, but my older sister loved them. Played her 45 on her record player.😁
Eric Clapton and Peter Frampton "While my guitar gently weeps" is a must-see!
This and California Dreamin’ are awesome. Great harmonies.
Lead singer John Phillips co-wrote a great later hit for the Beach Boys...Kokomo - great song! The MAPAs are a great rabbit hole to go down...lots of superb music! It really takes me back to my childhood in the 60s!
Also didn't he write San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers in Your Hair) for wot's'isname... (sorry, brain freeze) too? And of course, organised Monterey Pop, the first music festival of its kind (?), which featured so many legendary performances, and attendees....
John Phillips was big on vocal arrangements. Loved his work.
I especially love the Mamas and the Papas' Twelve Thirty (Young Girls are Coming to the Canyon), and John Phillips' gorgeous arrangement for them of the Beatles/ Lennon-McCartney's I Call Your Name. It's extremely rare that I like a Beatles cover even better than the original, but this is one exception.
There's some lovely footage of the Ms & the Ps at the legendary Monterey Pop (a pre-Woodstock festival organised by John Phillips), although their performance was plagued (as so often in live performance in those days) by dodgy audio/ equipment failure. Still, you can get something of the feel of the times - quite magical...so full of hope and beauty. Other 'live' performances of theirs are usually just lip-synced TV shows, including one where Michelle Phillips famously ate a banana on stage, in protest against the practice enforced on them (since it made it only too obvious she wasn't actually singing...! 😀
Mama Cass..Dream a little dream of me..live..very cool
They weren't around long, but man were they good. Part of the reason why the mid 60's were so amazing. Their vocals were perfect, and the production was great. It's very different hearing this (anything, really) through headphones. The vocals are so much 'bigger'.
My favorites are songs that showcase Cass. What a beautiful voice.
The pronunciation of Denny Doherty’s name is DO-HERTY! Denny Doherty from Nova Scotia
Now that you've done "Monday Monday" if you haven't already done so you need to check out "Tuesday Afternoon" (studio version) by The Moody Blues.
john philips was interviewed over the meaning of the song.. He said there is no meaning.. Just a bunch of
words put together.. monday monday can't trust that day... That says it all....
I always thought it was about a new love, where you anticipate the weekend coming, have a great weekend & are together Monday morning but then have to go back to your separate lives during the week, & then start it all over again. Sort of brings it all together.
Another almost spiritual, church like chorus sound of beauty!So good though like a shooting comet they burned brightly and crashed landed!I believe I mentioned to you before that just about every vocal harmonizing band of the 1960’s and early 1970’s!
Creeque Alley is one of their best
I was loving this album bought it with babysitting money 😊
Big Sou Shawn, you should give their song 'DEDICATED TO THE ON I LOVE' a listen sometime. It was mine and my wife's, 'Our Song' back in 1067. along with 'Brown Eyed Girl'. Thanks for the
music.
Mamas and Papas are so good! Check out "Creque Alley" and "Trip, Stumble and Fall". Their most famous other hit, however was "California Dreamin"
Check them out live at the Monterey Pop Festival singing I CALL YOUR NAME.
Spring 1966. Those were the days. back then music was on A.M. radio, more variety than specialty music. I call today's endless radio channels segregated radio to keep the people apart. Back them we had Rock, Motown, Pop. Only thing separate was country music.
Exactly
In those days, most "live" appearances were just lip-synched versions of the studio recording.
You might listen to Peter, Paul, & Mary's sendup of this ano other 1960s pop songs with their "I Dig Rock and Roll Music".
My daughter was 10 in 1996... she loved this! 🤗
This is the first album I owned when I was 5. My mother got it for me for my birthday that year. For my 6th birthday I got the record of them in a swimming pool and I played them both to death along with a best of The Beatles album.
"Go Where You Wanna Go" is my suggestion
Oh man. I was 3 years old when this song came out. LOL. I still remember it playing when I was little.
When this song came out I was about 9 years old. All I could think of was having to get up for school, Monday was the worst day of the week. "Monday Monday, can't trust that day..." Amen! That's all I knew! 😂😂
Good song. The genre is Sunshine Pop
Pass the liquid acid
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@@wendyryder2708 mama loved her LSD
You mention Dionne Warwick. Not sure if you know that she is an aunt to Whitney Houston.
Straight Shooter is a great song by the Mamas and Papas. The sheet music was found at the piano on Cielo Drive after the Manson murders.
Most of their songs were about the band, how they met who was sleeping with who and all their other internal issues. John Phillips wrote all the songs except the covers. Great band, short lived because of their issues. Check out their song Twelve Thirty.
Especially Creeque Alley! A must hear.
Great song.
I have no back story or side notes except it’s just weird that this song was their only #1 hit. Catchy, I guess, middle-of-the-road, but not their best or most intriguing song. Yes, also check out Young Rascals “Good Lovin’” -which had an even more dramatic pregnant pause. It was amazing, a much faster song, the song made you count out the beats of the pause in your head, so you knew exactly when it slammed back at you. Very unique. It literally grabs your attention.
Not really, the song never made a lot of sense to me, either, but oh, those harmonies! I do want to mention that the '67 Monterrey Pop Festival was so loaded with talent and iconic performances - it's worth watching the movie. Just about any of the individual song videos would make a great reaction. It seems like everyone there had the greatest respect for everyone else, too. Jimi Hendrix can be seen in the crowd at several of the other shows. There's a wonderful shot of Mama Cass Eliot in the front row watching Janis Joplin with a look of awe on her face. Looking at that movie a few years later and wishing I could have been there, but I was twelve at the time, on the east coast, studying hard for my bar mitzvah that year.
Always thought it was the expectations of a new week starting and how great things were going to happen and by the end of the day, nope, not happening. Should have known not to trust that. Tried to psych y pop yourself up only to be let down. The rest of the week, well its going to be just, fine.
Alright, who else was crushing on Michelle Phillips?
Seether -"Driven Under" 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@User_vjp_92753 if I wasn't living on a fixed income I surely would.
Weeeeee!
Their only #1 hit, California Dreamin' got to #2.
Good song.. California dreamin is better
I believe all their “live” performances are lip syncs.