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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Momma & Papa Nov 15, 2009 I received my CD very fast, and I'm very happy with my order. Thank you
0 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Ouch! What lousy singers! Nov 11, 2009 Hey, I grew up in the '60s, so I know a few things about the M&Ps. Their songs were catchy tunes with creative lyrics; too bad their singing ability was absolutely horrible. They had the ability to go a semitone flat at the drop of a hat. I can imagine what must have gone through the head of a musician playing accompaniment either in the studio or at a live event--"Do I try to stay on-key, or should I follow their pitch down?"
Want a great example? Listen to "Monday Monday." Makes my ears bleed. Makes we want to choke on a sandwich or something.
0 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Disappointing Apr 06, 2009 I was looking forward to having this CD. Unfortunately, I was disappointed in it's content. I consider myself a fan, but there were too many songs that I didn't recognize. The CD was still worthwhile to me, for the songs that I loved those many years ago. Cass's voice is just a joy to hear. My recommendation to you is to read over the song listing before you buy. I evidently didn't pay too much attention to it after seeing the 4-5 songs I knew.
1 of 6 found the following review helpful:
CD from Amazon Mar 19, 2009 CD arrived in excellent condition and within the expected time frame. No problems, no concerns.
0 of 26 found the following review helpful:
perfect pitch? hardly! Feb 17, 2009 i own almost every m+p cd including this one. i have been replacing my albums with cds for the last twenty years and i agree with the other one star reviewer: how did this group get so popular? there are amazing sixties vocal groups that are obscure and yet ten times better than this quartet. the m+p tracks always sound like the vocals were done in one studio and the instrumentals were done in another and were combined during the mastering process and NO ONE realized that they were almost in different keys! i continued to buy m+p cds thinking someone would catch this and with the use of current technology a decent album would come of it. NOPE. mama cass boasted having perfect pitch (really?}. she also boasted how much better they were than their contemporaries and the band considered themselves "rock royalty". the last m+p cd i bought was over a decade ago. i refer to them now as the off-key quartet and only as a footnote in sixties history. for future generations who may think that all children of the sixties were fans of this band, there are at least some who weren't. they were AM radio fodder.
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