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Mamas & The Papas - Live In 1982

Mamas & The Papas - Live In 1982

BAND/ARTIST: Mamas & The Papas

  • Title: Live In 1982
  • Year Of Release: 1989
  • Label: Object Enterprises.
  • Genre: Folk Rock
  • Quality: FLAC (image+.cue, log, covers)
  • Total Time: 33:53
  • Total Size: 252.4 MB
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Tracklist:

01. Go Where You Wanna Go
02. Down On The Bayou
03. Dedicated To The One I Love
04. Straight Shooter
05. Sunday Will Never Be The Same
06. I Saw Her Again
07. Dream A Little Dream Of Me
08. Creeque Alley [0:04:01.03]
09. Monday, Monday
10. California Dreamin'

Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE | CD-Rip

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  • Freddy Ordoñez
  •  wrote in 16:59
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original members? just men look the same
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  • originalJD
  •  wrote in 19:38
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Freddy, Mama Cass died 8 years previously (1974) and Michelle Phillips - with one solo album to her name from the mid 70s - moved on to a successful career in acting. I was a big fan of the original group way back in the day, so I approach this album with some trepidation!
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  • Philip Cohen
  •  wrote in 00:30
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This line-up of The Mamas and The Papas was (by John Phillips' choice) a touring-only group. The two ladies are (actress) MacKenzie Phillips(john's daughter from a pre-Mamas and The Papas marriage) and Elaine "Spanky" McFarlane (of the 1960's group "Spanky and Our Gang") . In The 1960's, one music critic said that Ms.McFarlane was "too fat to be the next Grace Slick, but not fat enough to be the next Mama Cass. but Spanky did indeed (decades later) become the next Mama Cass.
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  • originalJD
  •  wrote in 15:12
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Thanks for the info, Mr Cohen...
and thanks for the chance to hear this set, Ural.....

Listening to the album, I can understand why John Phillips kept this line-up as 'touring only'! If they'd committed similar atrocities on wax, nobody would have gone to see 'em....a best-forgotten episode in the history of a once-great vocal group.
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  • Jorge Kishimoto
  •  wrote in 05:09
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* Jorge Kishimoto ( Peru )

1000 gracias por publicarlo , excelente ...
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