Mama Cass Was a once in a lifetime Voice . The tune you're looking for is " Dream a little Dream of Me " recorded with M&Ps, It became her Signature song.

John Phillips (tall guy with guitar) told a story of writing this song. It was 3 in the morning and he tried waking up his wife Michelle (blonde) asking her to write down the lyrics. He said he'd give her half the writing credits. She replied, "We're married. I already have half."

One of the great iconic songs of the 1960s and the 60s were loaded with them!

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 "Monday, Monday", "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".

Mama Cass also performed with John Denver. They sang his song “Leaving on a Jet Plane”. Super cool song.

Keep exploring young one. The 60's and 70's were the decades when music really started to evolve and grow in all genres. The introduction of electronics in the instruments and other equipment had groups trying all kinds of things. But it all came back to the fact that most of them had some sort of classical training that they expanded on.

Well you finally checked out Mama Cass Eliott, the woman in Janis Joplin's videdo "Ball And Chain".Check out Cass' solo performance of "Dream A Little Dream Of Me". Cass RIP babe.

Yea, "Dream a little dream of me" is a great song by Mama Cass. Great band for the 60's pop sound. Sure you have heard this song before. Thanks for sharing 😊🎉❤

I was in my early 20s when they were hugely popular. My favorite songs of theirs are "Strange Young Girls" and "Trip, Stumble, and Fall."

Mamas & the Papas really didn't have many songs that featured Mama Cass on lead vocals...other than their song; "Words of Love." For more, M's & the P's, try: Creeque Alley__Go Where You Wanna Go__I saw Her Again__Monday, Monday.

Millie is California dreamin! Lol

Denny: a good Nova Scotian lad. He grew up in a tradition of dozens of immigrants getting together singing songs from the Old Country. It didn’t matter if one could sing or not, we all joined in. Those who could sing well stepped forward for a solo verse just as Denny does in California Dreamin.

I love that you're doing some of these older songs. I lived through the 60s music and became aware of the 50s music. Here are a few of my favorite songs of all times from those decades: Will You Love Me Tomorrow - The Shirelles (1960) He's a Rebel - The Crystals (1962), One Fine Day - The Chiffons (1963), I Count the Tears - The Drifters (1960), Chain Gang - Sam Cooke (1960), This Magic Moment - The Drifers (1960), Up on the Roof - The Drifters (1962), Baby It's You - The Shirelles (1961), Little Deuce Coupe - The Beach Boys (1963), "Blue Suede Shoes" by Carl Perkins (1956), "Searchin' " by The Coasters (1957), "Sweet Little Sixteen" by Chuck Berry (1958), "Kansas City" by Wilbert Harrison (1959), "Til I Kissed You" by The Everly Brothers (1959), "Hushabye" by The Mystics (1959), "Chain Gang" by Sam Cooke (1960), "Runawa" by Del Shannon (1960), "Raindrops" by Dee Clark (1960), " "Calendar Girl" by Neil Sedaka (1961), "The Loco-Motion" by Little Eva (1962), "Palisades Park" by Freddy Cannon (1962), "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" by Neil Sedaka (1962), "Twistin' the Night Away" by Sam Cooke (1962), "The Wah Watusi" by The Orlons (1962), "Sealed With a Kiss" by Brian Hyland (1962)

Mama Cass was the woman who was in awe in the audience at Janis Joplin in the Ball and Chain video.

Denny Doherty, the male lead singer is from, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Harmonies of the 60/70's are untouchable... these guys, ABBA, Beach Boys, Carpenters...all gold

They were a short lived group maybe 3yrs tho they made such a good impact in the music world. Great harmonies, very good singers and songs all good for me. To me Cass and Denny on the end we're the best singers. Very good songs. Dedicated to the One I Love. Words of Love, Monday Monday, I saw Her again last Night and more...

One of my all-time fave songs, from this amazing counterculture group. Thanks for your reaction.

One of my fav by them:Twelve Thirty

As a very young kid my Mum would play this album all the time what a great group they were only around for two years

my mom and 5 older sisters all listened to music so I don't remember a time when I did not, I remember when the oldest came home with the Beatles, I quit watching TV in 1978 and have spent more than 40 years with music so careful what you ask for when you ask for recommendations, I could keep you busy doing 5 vids a day for several years... haha, keep up the great work... :) BTW one video I would love to see somebody do is a history of the 27 club, just a thought :)

After watching Dimash just moments ago and recommending him as your daily diet I see you got the Mamas and the Papas. And one of my favorite songs from them growing up. So I'm just going to comment ahead and say I've subscribed and you've got some good choices. You have experienced the 2 GOATS of the universe. Ren and Dimash. These guys affect lives. I don't know if you can technically have 2 GOATS at the same time. Again thanks for giving me my bonus of the day, flashing back to when I was 10.

Harmonies for eternity! 🎤🎤🎤🎤

Michelle Phillips (the blonde) is actually the mother to Chyna Phillips of the all female group Wilson Phillips and step mom to Mackenzie Phillips who was the actress that played opposite of Valerie Bertinelli (Eddie Van Halens ex-wife) on the TV show One-day at a Time. Fun fact: Of the group Wilson and Phillips the Wilson sisters were daughters of Brian Wilson singer, songwriter, and record producer who co-founded the Beach Boys.

The Mamas and The Papas are actual mamas and papas. Their offspring became the group, "Wilson-Phillips" and had a few hits in the 90s. They are worth checking out as well.

To hear Mamma Cass sing solo - try her song "Different". It was from a kids TV movie Puffnstuf (of the kids TV show H.R. Pufnstuf). Mamma Cass played one of the witches. You can also try - Cass Elliot - Make Your Own Kind Of Music (live)

This band was one of the founders of the Hippie Movement. Look up Haight/Ashbury. A famous intersection in San Francisco. Jefferson Airplane was also another band. There are more, but I can’t recall who they are right now. My daughter and her husband live in the Haight/Ashbury district of San Francisco. I can’t wait to go there.

Written by the late John Phillips. He was the Papa. Michelle Phillips is the only surviving member. She is 1 of the Mamas. The members were in 2 bands in my hometown San Francisco before forming. After the break up of the marriage and the band, Michelle became an actress. Family tree . In short, The Mamas and The Papas are related to The Beach Boys, Wilson Phillips, the jailed Danny Masterson, Billy Baldwin and his son-in-law Justin Bieber. The Mamas and Papas also lead to Van Halen. Suggested videos : 1 Wilson Phillips sing You're in Love live in Manila. 2 The Beach Boys perform Don't Worry Baby. 3 Van Halen performs I'll Wait live in Montreal, in 1984.

I love watching you discover music I grew up with, it’s a pleasure seeing how you react to something I rather take for granted ❤

Lead singer Denny is from my town Halifax

So many great songs by this group. 12:30, Go Where You Want to Go, I saw Her Again Last Night, Dedicated to the One I Love, Creeque Alley - many more

I like that you don't pause the hell out of the Videos. Your my favorite reaction host , pretty too !!! Ps I like your cat, I have six of the Jesters

Another Wrecking Crew mega hit.

Cass Elliott songs to listen to: 'Make your own kind of music', 'Dream a little dream of me' or the beautiful John Denver duet on 'Leaving on a jet plane'

ICONIC WORLD CLASS TALENT ON FULL DISPLAY. I love this group of artists and everything about the magic that they gave to the world for the relatively short time that they were together. Thank you for this little reminder of yesterday. Liking your style. Keep-a-rockin. Big shoutout from this old, longhaired, hippy, rocker dude in the Great Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee. Wishing you and yours much peace, love, and happiness. See ya on the next. Go with God. Later.

Great song, I knew you would love this. Such harmonies! Being an old fart I've forgoten where I learned this snippet but this song was brought into the studio to record by 'Barry McGuire' (Check out his 'Eve of Destruction' if you've not heard it). John and Michelle Phillips were the song writers and Barry liked their sound. While they were showing everyone how the song went the Producer had them cut the track without Barry and the rest is history! I couln't tell if you knew this as your info buckets are always partially blocked by other stuff you have on screen, sorry if I missed it. Check out 'Creeque Alley' for an awesome liitle biographical tune by them. It's not 'Casey' it's Cass Elliot (prononced Kass). 'Dream a Little Dream of Me' would be good tune by Cass. Cheers.

One of my most memorable songs I listen to.

They have so many hit songs to react to. 💯🎶

1976 at Knebworth, England, when Skynyrd went on the tongue! Check it out!

Seen them in a small nightclub, in 1985 called Tall Boys in Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada! They did a club tour in specific areas, and working at the local radio station, sponsoring the show, had full access to backstage and sit and chat with them, Michelle, John and Denny (That Canadian voice)....30 years in radio, interviewing massive amounts of artists, nothing compares to this event. I was thinking when speaking to John (Holy fk LEGENDS! Played at Woodstock!!! :)

Loved this song from an early age because of my mom and older sister and then the movie Dragon:The Bruce Lee Story

Greetings from Southern California ✌️ School of rock did an excellent cover of this song.

This was a big song here in South Africa also my dad who past away this song was on a 8 track casset epic song

Chynna G. Phillips Mother is Michelle Phillips of the Mamas & Papas The group WILSON & PHILLIPS

Welcome to the late 50s through the early 80s youngster--THE BEST POPULAR MUSIC EVER MADE!

Sweet music and sweet memories, but a little sad. They made some great music. Thanks again Keep Rocking

This song is just otherworldly magic.....it's just too beautiful to be true.

This is my go too feel good song.

Huge Hit released December 1965

It's Cass Elliott, not Casey.

Beautiful Song. Grazie Gorgeous Millie

Michelle Phillips, the thin blonde girl, while having never stopped working, became a huge star again (and she was even more stunning in her 40's) in 1987 as an actress on the hit night time soap opera Knot's Landing. Her daughter Chynna Phillips had a few hits with Wilson Phillips(with Carnie and Wendy Wilson, daughters of Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys)

The flute solo in the middle is extraordinary.

The music I grew up with. One of THE top rock songs of ALL time

Canzone mitica!!!

This is the studio version...instruments played by the L.A. session geniuses called The Wrecking Crew.

Let's do this? No Let's crack on? Who are you?!? haha jk Millie!😁 This song sounds exquisite! And they seem to be having such a good time performing it🎶🙌

John Phillps probably had one of the 10 best ears for harmonizing. the way he was able to layer the harmonies of the band is just top-notch. he is so overlooked in regard to his abilities and I absolutely have no idea what Michelle saw in him.

Other than Michelle Philips, they are all gone now. Cass died young, just like so many from that era such as Janis, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison. She died of heart failure, and NOT choking on a ham sandwich. Just love their harmonies. Had a cassette tape of them and totally wore it out.

our world needs mre flute solos!, like in nites satin 2. fine song, cas dong backn vocals here but she was v best singer, had her own tv show in v 70s, sadly died young 24 i tink

Mama Cass does have a single "Dream A Little Dream Of Me", she was the sound of the Mamas and the Papas.

“ dream a little dream of me”

Those vibes, nobody can bring back...

Love you mama Cass!!!!!

Excelentes canción clásica 🎼👍

"Monday, Monday" was also a huge hit for them.

What a great song. Takes me back to my childhood in the 60s when girls looked naturally pretty. Does anyone else notice the flute is slightly sharp? It's bugged me for years. ✌❤🇬🇧

I grew up during this era. All I have to say is...the late Cass Ellliot is one of my favorite female singers....period. ❤ Actually one of my favorite song of hers is called "Different". It was used on the movie version of a kid's series called "H.R. Pufnstuf".

Great reaction Millie! Mama Cass performed a song with John Denver that I think you'll enjoy, it's called Leaving On A Jet Plane.

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Also check out mama case and John Denver....leaving on a jet plane.

And to think you are very near that level god bless from Glasgow scotland

Reacction great.millie.beautiful song.

@MillieMochiTunes…Great Reaction…It sounds familiar, bc you’ve probably heard Sia’s 2015 cover of this song…It was used as the main theme song in the movie soundtrack from “San Andreas”, with the Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, playing the lead role…Good Luck Jjh

I recommend you listen to Mama Cass, the brunette, on her performance of "Dream a Little Dream."

Mama Cass & John Denver- Leaving on a Jet Plane.- Beautiful song, harmonies like butter.

My favorite by them ❤. Reminds me of me and my sister playing our 45's in the basement circa the mid 70's. Don't make em like this anymore, thanks for sharing.

First and a like, greetings from Los Angeles!!!!!

Cass Elliott! She went on to have a very brief solo career but whose life was cut tragically short. For song where you can hear her: with the M&Ps you need **DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME** and for something from her alone, **MAKE YOUR OWN KIND OF MUSIC** Cheers!!!!

They remind me of Peter Paul and Mary. (Puff the Magic Dragon, Blowin in the Wind)

the blond on the left, Michelle Phillips, is the only one still living of the group today.

This song was used in S4E1 of Stranger Things, maybe you have heard it from there...

Edgar Winters Group .....Frankenstein,,,,,,If you love dual drum solos

Mama Cass Elliott is the heavy set women in the group.

Millie, I recommend to Oktaf Kanis - Come On 🔥

Flower Power - Anti-War Vietnam - Protest War - Rock-On 50 years ago when I was in College protesting that war !! See ya :-)

Mama Cass had equivalent stature then as, say, Adele does now.

Check out Monday Monday live just like that one

Thank you for putting the song in mono 😅

Mi flaquita hermosa ❤❤

well if you already watched Forrest Gump movie, then you already knew this song !

Unfortunately you heard the inferior mono mix. Sounds incredible in stereo in a way that is very unique to that era. Seek out the stereo version or you really haven't heard this song. And no. I have no expectation that she'll ever see this helpful comment. Way too wrapped up in herself for that.

You should check out the cover of this by the Beach Boys !

Try Credence Clearwater Revival: Bad Moon Rising, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, or Fortunate Son. All good

Been 6 months so ya probably won't see this comment, but.. You should checkout out Jose Feliciano's version of this! He was also a 60's and 70's icon here in the states..

I would say to hear more of Cass Elliot’s voice try “Dream a little Dream or Leaving on a Jet Plane with John Denver…both videos should be on KZfaq…

We need some steppenwolf or Jefferson airplane now...

THE DOORS THE END

I think you could have fit right in with the Laurel Canyon scene....

When I was 16 I was hitching a ride home from a club and four girls picked me up that I went to school with. This song came on the radio "California Dreaming". I was in the back seat with two of the girls Ginny and Marilyn. They all sreamed that they love this song and they started kissing on me and grabing me. The girl driving was looking in the rear view mirror instead of watching the road ahead and wrecked the car into a fence. So I was thrown out and never got any loving. Haha.