Top 10 Best The Mamas & The Papas Songs
The best songs by the 1960s group The Mamas & The Papas.This is such a beautiful song. It's so relaxing to listen to.
I was just about to look for this list.
This song is a classic. It's number one for me. This is from the era of "make love, not war."
Who doesn't love this song? Very iconic, and catchy too.
One of their first #1's! The only reason this is at #5 is because it isn't really a song to dance to. The only upbeat part is "Every other day, every other day, every other day of the week is fine yeah yeah."
Reminds me of The Other Guys.
This is such an awesome song. It's so sixties. I love the a cappella background vocals and the lyrics. Ba dah ba the the the ba the ba the - it's stuck in my head.
Another one of their hits. At first, I didn't like this song, but after I listened to it a little more, I fell in love with it.
This is the best song in their collection.
This is their best song.
I'm learning how to play this on the harmonica. This version by The Mamas & The Papas is the best (in my humble opinion).
Love that song! They were great.
I would rank this number 4 all-time best.
Such a beautiful song. This is my favorite song by them.
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There are a couple of different mixes of this song, but the best one is on the original mono 45 rpm.
This should be right up near the top, maybe at #3 behind California Dreamin' and Monday, Monday.
This song actually feels like it has a disco vibe to it. And I like me some disco.
A cover of The Turtles' song. I love it! The way it sounds and everything is just awesome.
Background vocals are awesome. Harmonies are great. Slightly better than California Dreamin'.
Back in '68, before I was about to be shipped somewhere by Uncle Sam, I listened to this gem and said I would find a garden where I would be safe. And I was. So many great songs by them - this, to me, is the best.
Almost sounds familiar. From their first album If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears. The harmony is definitely present in this song, too.
My favorite, along with California Dreamin'. It's not a very well-known song, but when you hear it, how can you not love it? It was also featured in my favorite show Lost.