Name: The Collection CD by The Mamas & The Papas 1Disc
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The Collection CD by The Mamas & The Papas 1Disc

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Album: The Collection CD by The Mamas & The Papas 1Disc
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Dancing In The Street	More Info...	3:41
2)	I Call Your Name	More Info...	2:36
3)	Monday, Monday	More Info...	3:22
4)	Look Through My Window	More Info...	3:03
5)	California Dreamin'	More Info...	2:37
6)	You Baby	More Info...	2:19
7)	Dream A Little Dream Of Me	More Info...	3:13
8)	Words Of Love	More Info...	2:14
9)	I Saw Her Again	More Info...	3:08
10)	Spanish Harlem	More Info...	3:14
11)	Glad To Be Unhappy	More Info...	1:41
12)	Do You Wanna Dance	More Info...	2:55
13)	Dedicated To The One I Love	More Info...	2:56
14)	Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming To The Canyon)	More Info...	3:18
15)	For The Love Of Ivy	More Info...	3:42
16)	Creeque Alley	More Info...	3:45

Album: The Collection CD by The Mamas & The Papas 1Disc
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Dancing In The Street	More Info...	3:41
2)	I Call Your Name	More Info...	2:36
3)	Monday, Monday	More Info...	3:22
4)	Look Through My Window	More Info...	3:03
5)	California Dreamin'	More Info...	2:37
6)	You Baby	More Info...	2:19
7)	Dream A Little Dream Of Me	More Info...	3:13
8)	Words Of Love	More Info...	2:14
9)	I Saw Her Again	More Info...	3:08
10)	Spanish Harlem	More Info...	3:14
11)	Glad To Be Unhappy	More Info...	1:41
12)	Do You Wanna Dance	More Info...	2:55
13)	Dedicated To The One I Love	More Info...	2:56
14)	Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming To The Canyon)	More Info...	3:18
15)	For The Love Of Ivy	More Info...	3:42
16)	Creeque Alley	More Info...	3:45

Performer Notes

A collection like this one can't help but underscore what an amazing group the Mamas & the Papas were in their prime, and songs like "Monday, Monday," the immortal "California Dreamin'," the autobiographical "Creeque Alley," and the gorgeous, haunting "Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon)" were simply great singles full of wonderful (and at times achingly spooky) vocals and harmonies and superb arrangements. A few key tracks are absent here, including the infectious "Go Where You Wanna Go," but this is still a decent introduction to a brilliant vocal group. ~ Steve Leggett