
just to leave the folk music behind
Zal and Denny workin' for a penny,
tryin' to get a fish on the line
In a coffee house Sebastian sat,
and after every number they passed the hat
McGuinn and McGuire's just a-gettin' higher,
in L.A. you know where that's at
And no one's getting fat except Mama Cass.
Creeque Alley
| "What made the group special was their haunting and sumptuous harmony singing," according to "The Rolling Stone Illustrated History of Rock & Roll." "Everybody used to think that John Phillips, who wrote the songs, was also the main voice of the group, but it wasn't — it was the angelic voice of Denny Doherty," said Larry Leblanc, Canadian editor of Billboard Magazine. "He was often overlooked but it was really his voice that carried the group." - complete AP article |
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