Evelyn Ferguson It's the same with me..my first name is Vernon. Never liked it and no one in my family ever called me Vernon. To family and friends I was either Wesley or Wes. When I asked where the name "Vernon" came from; I was told that my teenage sister had a crush on a guy upstairs named Vernon. I like my middle name, however some have called me the founder of the Methodist Church !
This is "our favorite song". This song was playing when my wife and I both felt that magical feeling of love in 1968. Now we have been married 50 years! The Momma's and the Poppa's were the greatest harmonizers and complimented each other so well. Momma's voice, wow!
My mother passed away when I was little-my parents had a huge collection of records,and my Dad told me this was her favorite. I've finally met the right man, and this will be our first dance at our wedding
God how I hate that stupid rumor about the ham sandwich--it's cruel because of course it is mocking her weight. THAT IS NOT HOW SHE DIED> She had a heart attack ---ask her daughter. She died years ago.
46, and while part of me regrets being too young to have experienced musicians like this in person, I am happy to be here now. There are so many wonderful things going on in music and arts now all over the world; and while it may not be the same, they are still wonderful in their own way, and we have access to it now that we would not had years ago.
Cass's shift to the natural in her first chorus is so elegant. The tacked piano is a perfect backing for the harmony. She was a vocal gem. I'd love to have had her live longer and decorate our lives further with her beautiful voice.
That's the legendary Larry Knechtel coming up with the piano parts (including that wonderful solo starting at 1:38 ). He was the genius behind the arrangement and piano part on "Bridge over Troubled Water", the Hammond organ for "Good Vibrations", the harpsichord on "MacArthur Park", the lead guitar solo on Bread's "Guitar Man" and the bass guitar on the Byrds "Tambourine Man". And that's just the tip of the iceberg, yet most people have never heard of the guy (sadly, he's dead now)
@@Gottenhimfella Never knew that, thank you for pointing this out. Still, not everyone wants to be in the spotlight. Silent contributions can be the best.
not only the music, it is the voices, talent , all really! I means if all you have is ?Taylor Seift or Beyonce, its very sparse isnt it?? Reently ihave been listening to Stones, Floyd, Billie Holliday, Charlier.Parker, real mix
The song itself is beautiful and the voice of Cass, is just beautiful to listen. One remembers when one was very young and my Mama sang to me a lullaby.
When I came to Germany at the beginning of 1992 , I was 25. It was a hit on every radio station. I thought it was a new song. I had never heard it before. Now I'm 55, almost 56. And this song still breaks my heart every time I hear it.
I am here for the rookie and now I have watched and listened to this song so many times, remembering all of the words and I have learnt how to sing it actually good 👍 beautiful voice, RIP ❤️
Never knew Mama Casa sang this. It's absolutely one of the most beautiful songs we can listen, feel and enjoy. Thanks Mama Casa for your voice and talented. Such a pain you left us too soon!
Some people just burn a little more brightly than others which makes their life seem short, but sometimes just as filled with experiences as someone who lives a longer life.
You could easily make the argument that this is the most beautifully song sung in music history. It is impossible to overstate the greatness of Mama Cass.
I cant listen to this song without crying, it reminds me so much of my father. He isnt gone, he hasn't passed, i just weep at the thought of one day hearing this song when he is and no longer being able to hear him sing it. I miss him while he's still here, and I long for him to stay forever so I can always have him here to sing it for me.
This right here is how the song is suppose to be sung. Absolutely perfect rendition of a beautiful song. I am 65 and Mama Cass was one of the free her time. Thanks and well done. So says the immortal... Ghost!!!
Cass Elliott literally had one of the best voices I have ever heard, I literally could listen to her and Denny Doherty sing all day as they had the best voices of the group.
My mom sang this to me as a lullaby when I was little, growing up I didn't even know it was a real song! The first time I heard this song on the radio when I was like 11 I felt so betrayed 🤣
I'm in my school's quoir. This year we did this song. We were invited to play at our country's government building for [Countrywide holiday]. First school to ever book a gig there, and on one of the most important days of the year for our country, too. Alto section! It was so much fun to perform this for government officials. Gave a lot of pride, really. Best memory of 2020 thus far
I was 2 years old when this song out in 68 . My mom said it had a lot of aireplay. The AM radio stations had a ball playing that song. Dream a little dream of me . From The Mama's the the Papa's.
This group was so unique. I had the opportunity to meet John Phillips in the early eighties. By then, the drugs had really taken over, but he was a lot of fun and had a zany sense of humor.
I've sung this to my baby girl for years at bed time. She's 6 and a half now and sings with me. Makes my heart so full to know she'll have this song to remember me.
@@the.penthouse---barre6792 Thank you for asking! I'm doing well, I just know the internet 'lives forever' and it would be so interesting if she found this comment one day. Hope you are well too. 💜
I'd just "discover" this song, I literally just heard it on a TV show from Netflix, and it was so beautiful that I had to stop the show to look for the song, is really something! So sweet and mellow 💜
"Dream a Little Dream of Me" is a 1931 song with music by Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt and lyrics by Gus Kahn.[1] It was first recorded in February 1931 by Ozzie Nelson and also by Wayne King and His Orchestra, with vocal by Ernie Birchill. A popular standard, it has seen more than 60 other versions recorded, with one of the highest chart ratings by the Mamas & the Papas in 1968 with Cass Elliot on lead vocals.
A song that dates from the 193i, lyrics/words by Gus Kahn, first recorded by Ozzie Nelson, yes that Ozzie Nelson. I can imagine the response if grandparents of kids praising this song in 1968.
From Wikipedia: ""Dream a Little Dream of Me" is a 1931 song with music by Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt and lyrics by Gus Kahn. It was first recorded in February 1931 by Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra,..."
until now I had no idea mamas and papas did this, and further, I had no idea louis armstrong did it.... further still I've never even heard of ozzie nelson until now. I do, however, know that the beautiful south did a nice cover of this.
My mom sang this for me when i was little girl for sleep. Sometime later she reminded this to me and that was fantastic. Today I found that this is a song is Mamas' and Papas'. What a surprise!
1.4k disliked this beautiful tune by the late Mama Cass Elliott (1941-1974).🙏 What's wrong with some people dissing a beautiful tune like this, She had a beautiful voice along with Karen Carpenter (1950 - 1983)🙏 and Patsy Cline. ♥️🎶🎸❤️😍🎤🎼🎵🎧😪🎹, Who was only 30 when she died in a plane crash in 1963 R I P 🙏, Just tragic.Wonder if these 3 had survived in 2021, Would they still be performing in today's world? THE mind boggles, Makes me Greet listening to this classic 😭😪🎼🎶😍
They're voices are both revelations, but there's no need not any genuine benefit in saying they were 'the best'.... that's only an obstacle to listening.... it sets up unnecessary antagonisms. There's always room for more beauty... it's not a competition
my dad used to play this all the time. i have a habit of blocking people out which i have done with my family, however listening to this makes me think of how good my life was back then, and how much i miss being happy around them all.
You get the feeling of being infused with something legendary when you hear this song... It will always remain an inexplicable phenomenon as to why the Mamas and Papas stood out so much from most bands. There is something magical just hearing their three most famous songs. Thank you Mamas and Papas Man hat das Gefühl von etwas legendären durchzogen zu werden, wenn man dieses Lied hört... Es wird immer ein unerklärliches Phänomen bleiben, warum die Mamas und Papas von den meisten Bands so herausstachen. Es hat etwas magisches nur schon ihre drei bekanntesten songs zu hören. Danke Mamas und Papas...
I used to sing this to my son when he was a baby because he was colicky, but he'd stop crying if I sang😭 He's almost 18 years old now, and I don't regret those long, sleepless nights one bit❤
that's a lovely story, and what wonderful memories - colic and all! 🥰I also loved singing this song to my 6 kids when they were young. Now the eldest is 45 and the youngest just turned 30. How quickly they grow up! 🥲
@@Musical_Magpie The grow up way too fast! Mine are 27, almost 18 and "the baby" just turned 14.. Wouldn't you give anything to build a time machine and hold them as tiny babies and rock them to sleep again 😅💜
Rest in peace, mama Cass. If only you knew just how many people would love your voice nowadays... without even realizing it. I wish we still had your beautiful voice with us, though. Her voice is more attractive, and sexier than any playboy model. Her voice is immortal, like the stars themselves.
I saw them in person once.
Memories for a lifetime.
lucky guy :")
George Vreeland Hill Lucky !!
I agree with Tesla Orocasti...George Vreeland Hill; you are one lucky dude...signed: Vernon Wesley Hill...no relation I'm sure!
wesley hill My brother's middle name is Wesley.
Evelyn Ferguson It's the same with me..my first name is Vernon. Never liked it and no one in my family ever called me Vernon. To family and friends I was either Wesley or Wes. When I asked where the name "Vernon" came from; I was told that my teenage sister had a crush on a guy upstairs named Vernon. I like my middle name, however some have called me the founder of the Methodist Church !
My grandma sang this to me when I was a little girl. We had a swing chair underneath a sycamore tree... it was lovely.
You make a working man sniffle ;(
Lovely memory to share! ❤️
Truly beautiful!! Thanks for sharing!
I feel this all the way to my soul. My daddy used to sing this version to me. My favorite memory. 💖💖💖💖
What a lovely memory to have of your grandmother ❤️
The beautiful voice of Mama Cass.
I had the 45 rpm and wore the damn thing out. Got a lot of air play as well during its initial release. Just love it and her voice.
Beathifull voice very good
She was one for the ages .
@@markspeer7868 Which wears out first, the phono needle or the vinyl record?
SO California, the old California
This is "our favorite song". This song was playing when my wife and I both felt that magical feeling of love in 1968. Now we have been married 50 years! The Momma's and the Poppa's were the greatest harmonizers and complimented each other so well. Momma's voice, wow!
this is so beautiful! congrats and much love to you and your wife! 😀
Best music for a slow dance "the good ole days" ♥️
@@beth6288 yes and so Dreamy!
Oh my god I’m crying 😂 that’s so nice 💜
Nice to see someone taking those vows seriously.
My mother passed away when I was little-my parents had a huge collection of records,and my Dad told me this was her favorite. I've finally met the right man, and this will be our first dance at our wedding
Perfect choice
I still have mine they blow CD's on oldies away and can tell a huge difference
brian lee Tasmania,Aust. I just re-discovered 'dream a little dream'. What a classic, stirs beautiful memories. Go Cass❤
We need more singers like Mama Cass....she is an awesome, fantastic, magical and magnificent singer!
Of course you mean was
Mike M still is.
It's too bad the ham sandwiches don't think the same way :(
This style is similar to the Brazilian "Bossa Nova". Look for the Brazilian singer Tom Jobim and many others from Bossa Nova ;)
God how I hate that stupid rumor about the ham sandwich--it's cruel because of course it is mocking her weight. THAT IS NOT HOW SHE DIED> She had a heart attack ---ask her daughter. She died years ago.
I’m 15 and I adore this music!! I would love to have lived in a time of great music. It will never be the same.
same girl :( you just cant find music like this anymore...
There still is good music u just hear the bad music on the radio n stuff
YES! From a fellow teen, I wholeheartedly agree, would give anything to grow up in a simpler time with this music!
same girl. but we’re lucky enough to have the ability to listen to any music we want from any time before us :)
46, and while part of me regrets being too young to have experienced musicians like this in person, I am happy to be here now. There are so many wonderful things going on in music and arts now all over the world; and while it may not be the same, they are still wonderful in their own way, and we have access to it now that we would not had years ago.
One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.
Give me HBO
One of the sweetest and most beautiful songs
Cass's shift to the natural in her first chorus is so elegant. The tacked piano is a perfect backing for the harmony. She was a vocal gem. I'd love to have had her live longer and decorate our lives further with her beautiful voice.
That's the legendary Larry Knechtel coming up with the piano parts (including that wonderful solo starting at 1:38 ). He was the genius behind the arrangement and piano part on "Bridge over Troubled Water", the Hammond organ for "Good Vibrations", the harpsichord on "MacArthur Park", the lead guitar solo on Bread's "Guitar Man" and the bass guitar on the Byrds "Tambourine Man". And that's just the tip of the iceberg, yet most people have never heard of the guy (sadly, he's dead now)
@@Gottenhimfella Never knew that, thank you for pointing this out. Still, not everyone wants to be in the spotlight. Silent contributions can be the best.
So well put
I'm a 14 year old and I always find myself enjoying old music better 💘😔
@andresgarsia6063 Sweet friend, that's because it IS better. I'm so glad you found meaningful music from the age of all that is good.
not only the music, it is the voices, talent , all really! I means if all you have is ?Taylor Seift or Beyonce, its very sparse isnt it?? Reently ihave been listening to Stones, Floyd, Billie Holliday, Charlier.Parker, real mix
Old sons are great songs❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
"Mama" Cass had the voice of an angel.
she sings like a dream
Dee dee wee. Agree. Love this
She literally sings so people can go to sleep and dream
People picked on her because of her weight when we could only dream of being as beautiful as she was..
The song itself is beautiful and the voice of Cass, is just beautiful to listen. One remembers when one was very young and my Mama sang to me a lullaby.
When I came to Germany at the beginning of 1992 , I was 25. It was a hit on every radio station. I thought it was a new song. I had never heard it before. Now I'm 55, almost 56. And this song still breaks my heart every time I hear it.
Sweetness in a voice and song music 🎶 Makes my heart flutter with joy. Wish this kind of music would come back
She sings like an angel.
I am here for the rookie and now I have watched and listened to this song so many times, remembering all of the words and I have learnt how to sing it actually good 👍 beautiful voice, RIP ❤️
Never knew Mama Casa sang this. It's absolutely one of the most beautiful songs we can listen, feel and enjoy. Thanks Mama Casa for your voice and talented. Such a pain you left us too soon!
Couldn't agree more. She was gone far too soon. Her body has faded, but her voice is forever, like the stars.
Some people just burn a little more brightly than others which makes their life seem short, but sometimes just as filled with experiences as someone who lives a longer life.
A voice like this isn’t taught you’re born with it , beautiful!
You could easily make the argument that this is the most beautifully song sung in music history. It is impossible to overstate the greatness of Mama Cass.
U could easily make the case that ur a combo of a used condom n a bloody tampon
I cant listen to this song without crying, it reminds me so much of my father. He isnt gone, he hasn't passed, i just weep at the thought of one day hearing this song when he is and no longer being able to hear him sing it. I miss him while he's still here, and I long for him to stay forever so I can always have him here to sing it for me.
please live in the moment and appreciate it. i would give anything to have mine back
@makaylalemon8984 I borrow grief from the future and in the future I will borrow my joy from the past
I absolutely love how there is no pretension in her voice, it's so casual and, I love it **
This right here is how the song is suppose to be sung. Absolutely perfect rendition of a beautiful song. I am 65 and Mama Cass was one of the free her time. Thanks and well done. So says the immortal... Ghost!!!
I love Mama Cass' version of this song best. None else compares, imo. She's sweet love. RIP Mama Cass.
My Dad always showed me this Song when I couldnt sleep and it made me so so happy everytime so ill never stop listening fr
Such a beautiful song that never gets old
My favourite ❤ brings back lovely memories. Thank You MAMAS and PAPAS ❤❤❤
I wish mama cass were alive and sing with her amazing voice. Miss you mama ♥
Türk mü ne ? :)
She would be 79 (2020).
Listening out of boredom during lockdown due to covid-19...such a calm and soothing song for my ears..
I was listening to it very loud at 3 am, the neighbors called the police, the police obviously arrested them
Lots of people have covered this song but this is by far my favorite
There’s only one right answer for this song
Mine too! Mama Cass had a sensational voice. ❤
Cass Elliott literally had one of the best voices I have ever heard, I literally could listen to her and Denny Doherty sing all day as they had the best voices of the group.
I am only 11 and I love old songs and one of my favorite song is this song!!!!!
My mom sang this to me as a lullaby when I was little, growing up I didn't even know it was a real song! The first time I heard this song on the radio when I was like 11 I felt so betrayed 🤣
🤣🤣 That's so cute
Mama Cass is one of my all time favorites of all generations. great stage presences
This brings tears to my eyes - we all loved her - I still miss her a lot
Heavenly voice. This song was made for her. And only her.
i just discovered this group and wow i’m amazed where tf have i been this whole time this is the third song of theirs i listen to they’re amazing
ITS beautifull
hi from czech republic.i love this song
aloha my new friend
Здравствуйте ))
From France, the same !
your firearm manufacturers are amazing
I'm in my school's quoir. This year we did this song. We were invited to play at our country's government building for [Countrywide holiday]. First school to ever book a gig there, and on one of the most important days of the year for our country, too. Alto section! It was so much fun to perform this for government officials. Gave a lot of pride, really. Best memory of 2020 thus far
Sweet!
Amazing blend and many songs either made you research your soul or smile quite simply. Hendrix and Mama Cass died so close in time.
What a voice!
What a dreamy voice Cass Elliot had... love to listen to her music.
I am here because my mama taught me what good music was . Thank you mama . Such soothing music. Mama Cass is one of my mamas favorites.
That piano solo in the middle is just awesome....always gets me...👍👍👍
I was 2 years old when this song out in 68 . My mom said it had a lot of aireplay. The AM radio stations had a ball playing that song. Dream a little dream of me . From The Mama's the the Papa's.
Plural, not possessive.
Over 50 years later and this song is still amazing. Music today won't ever be listened to again 50 years from now
Such a great voice. Very calming.
I can't stop hit the replay button. It's a great song
One of my very favorites, love her rendition...❤❤❤😢
my favorite song of all time! I'll never get bored listening to this song.
This group was so unique. I had the opportunity to meet John Phillips in the early eighties. By then, the drugs had really taken over, but he was a lot of fun and had a zany sense of humor.
Honestly her voice gives me goosebumps what an artist
I've sung this to my baby girl for years at bed time. She's 6 and a half now and sings with me. Makes my heart so full to know she'll have this song to remember me.
And if she looks this song up one day on her own and finds this comment...
Mommy loves you, Zora.
Thinking of You Kay 💕 (RU OK?)
@@the.penthouse---barre6792 Thank you for asking! I'm doing well, I just know the internet 'lives forever' and it would be so interesting if she found this comment one day. Hope you are well too. 💜
What a romantic classic! What an awesome voice! Oh, Mama! Released on June 22, 1968, reaching # 12 on August 17.
Прекрасная и чудесная колыбельная песня!
One of the greatest lullabies!
Thanks a lot!❤
I'd just "discover" this song, I literally just heard it on a TV show from Netflix, and it was so beautiful that I had to stop the show to look for the song, is really something! So sweet and mellow 💜
Listen to this during the end of a sunset and it get 50x better.
"Dream a Little Dream of Me" is a 1931 song with music by Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt and lyrics by Gus Kahn.[1] It was first recorded in February 1931 by Ozzie Nelson and also by Wayne King and His Orchestra, with vocal by Ernie Birchill. A popular standard, it has seen more than 60 other versions recorded, with one of the highest chart ratings by the Mamas & the Papas in 1968 with Cass Elliot on lead vocals.
Best version
There's no such thing as a perfect song, but in my opinion this as close as we've ever got, and this is my favourite version!
Es gibt Titel wie den, da sehnt man sich nach der Jugend zurück.😢
Such a beautiful song....such a beautiful voice and woman....😇❤️🥂🌹
A song that dates from the 193i, lyrics/words by Gus Kahn, first recorded by Ozzie Nelson, yes that Ozzie Nelson. I can imagine the response if grandparents of kids praising this song in 1968.
From Wikipedia: ""Dream a Little Dream of Me" is a 1931 song with music by Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt and lyrics by Gus Kahn. It was first recorded in February 1931 by Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra,..."
It wasn't always rock and roll back then. We were also blessed with a beautiful song like this by the Mamas and Papas. Beautiful voice!
Timeless
Many Thanks for this music with the sublime Voice of Mama Cass Elliot
It's the best version !!!! Good souvenirs of sixtys !!!
still is my favorite song, a dark night seems so magical with this music. Thank you Mama Cass and thank you for posting ❤💕💞
Both original from Louis Armstrong and cover by Mama Cass are great songs :) Best regards from Prague in Czech Republic :)
The " Original Version " is from Ozzie Nelson ^^
ZeDesXia Well, I didn't know that :) Thank you, some new information to me :D
until now I had no idea mamas and papas did this, and further, I had no idea louis armstrong did it.... further still I've never even heard of ozzie nelson until now. I do, however, know that the beautiful south did a nice cover of this.
Marek Poláček Keith Richards
Satchmo did this song? I never knew.
Beautiful
I just ADORE this song...never gets old...and i was born in the 60's lol
me too I've always wanted to be born in the best years ever!( obviously the 1900's)
My mom sang this for me when i was little girl for sleep. Sometime later she reminded this to me and that was fantastic. Today I found that this is a song is Mamas' and Papas'. What a surprise!
One of the best songs ever
Thank you BF1 for enlightening me to such beautiful music
Haunting vocal. Unique talent.
Very good times! Jeez wonderful times, where innocence and peace still existed! where there was no violence and no sadness with unknown diseases!
Amazing voice! I love this song...❤
So many memories with this song ❤
This song is amazing. This song is so clean and safe. This song is life :)
One of the best sad songs ever.♥️♥️♥️
1.4k disliked this beautiful tune by the late Mama Cass Elliott (1941-1974).🙏 What's wrong with some people dissing a beautiful tune like this, She had a beautiful voice along with Karen Carpenter (1950 - 1983)🙏 and Patsy Cline. ♥️🎶🎸❤️😍🎤🎼🎵🎧😪🎹, Who was only 30 when she died in a plane crash in 1963 R I P 🙏, Just tragic.Wonder if these 3 had survived in 2021, Would they still be performing in today's world? THE mind boggles, Makes me Greet listening to this classic 😭😪🎼🎶😍
Love the faaaar behind you, makes me smile every time. Purely perfect voice that you rarely hear.
wonderful song and voice!!
For my Mum on mother's day.... I will sing this to my children one day 💞
Mama Cass and Karen Carpenter were the females with the best voices in the history of music.
Both beautiful voices.
They're voices are both revelations, but there's no need not any genuine benefit in saying they were 'the best'.... that's only an obstacle to listening.... it sets up unnecessary antagonisms. There's always room for more beauty... it's not a competition
Ellie rouse. Yes they are. Love them
Don't forget Sandy Denny
Imagine..if Mama Cass had given Karen that Ham sandwich....😉🐨
Yes, and Helen Reddy also.
my dad used to play this all the time. i have a habit of blocking people out which i have done with my family, however listening to this makes me think of how good my life was back then, and how much i miss being happy around them all.
I've heard this song from the movie "The leap year". it's spend so many year but I still love this song. 💜💜💜
What a voice !! ❤
You get the feeling of being infused with something legendary when you hear this song...
It will always remain an inexplicable phenomenon as to why the Mamas and Papas stood out so much from most bands.
There is something magical just hearing their three most famous songs.
Thank you Mamas and Papas
Man hat das Gefühl von etwas legendären durchzogen zu werden, wenn man dieses Lied hört...
Es wird immer ein unerklärliches Phänomen bleiben, warum die Mamas und Papas von den meisten Bands so herausstachen.
Es hat etwas magisches nur schon ihre drei bekanntesten songs zu hören.
Danke Mamas und Papas...
Their music takes me back to the fantastic times I had as a teenager. I loved them so much!
This is a very old song and was produced sometime in the late 1920's and it still is beautiful too.
Excellent ..that isn't even enough to put in words ..perfection and reflection..guiding in the right direction..regards Karolyn Melbourne
Relaxing song..I have tried too many times to find that song but finally i found it..always i used to listen the lyrics but i couldnt find this..
So beautifully sung that it brings tears to your eyes.
What a voice and died all too young at 32 in her sleep... MISS Cass and her beautiful voice
I used to sing this to my son when he was a baby because he was colicky, but he'd stop crying if I sang😭 He's almost 18 years old now, and I don't regret those long, sleepless nights one bit❤
that's a lovely story, and what wonderful memories - colic and all! 🥰I also loved singing this song to my 6 kids when they were young. Now the eldest is 45 and the youngest just turned 30. How quickly they grow up! 🥲
@@Musical_Magpie The grow up way too fast! Mine are 27, almost 18 and "the baby" just turned 14.. Wouldn't you give anything to build a time machine and hold them as tiny babies and rock them to sleep again 😅💜
Great Singer
Great song, i love this type of music
Rest in peace, mama Cass. If only you knew just how many people would love your voice nowadays... without even realizing it. I wish we still had your beautiful voice with us, though.
Her voice is more attractive, and sexier than any playboy model. Her voice is immortal, like the stars themselves.