It’s
funny that there’s a Lennon & McCartney song on this album - a very good
cover of I Call Your Name (in
addition to a cover of Twist And Shout)
- as Denny Doherty has a real resemblance of John Lennon, as the cover of this
album shows. And I guess John Phillips doesn’t look too far away from George
Harrison circa 1968.
I can’t remember why I bought this album. I guess with a lot of 60s artists, as
it was a time before the LP had really become the in-thing, it makes a bit more
sense to go for compilations over (usually) hastily assembled studio albums
(which in most cases are simple compilations of singles and B-sides anyway).
I used to work with a guy in Oldham who was obsessed with The Mamas & The
Papas. I never really saw the attraction really - although there are some very
nice harmonies on here. I guess they’re a bit like a prototype Abba really, five
or so years before that group hit the big time. Although if you were to go the
whole way and change the name of the band to the band members’ initials, they
actually sound more like a hip-hop group: DJMC.
Hit: California Dreamin’
Hidden Gem: Creeque Alley
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Saturday, July 21, 2012
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