@user-pk6zb7ir6f
Cass had one hell of voice
@alanhodges8839
I’m 82 and it’s March 2024 still listening every day and for ever to the greatest most beautiful harmonising group
@CynthiaFisher-z5c
It’s now 2024 and OMG this song is still beautiful. Such harmony, Cass Elliott, gone way too soon😭😢
@lazarocaffone4513
It’s 2023 and the song still gives me the chills
@gerryg8228
Cass Elliot’s voice still gives me chills. One of my favourite female singers.
@darrylbradshaw3527
I remember the Ed Sullivan Show! That was back in the days when Sunday night was SUNDAY NIGHT!
@dennissobell9093
They're harmonies were amazing
@victorcafaro5384
It's June 2025. I am 83 and every time I listen to this magical song I am in my 20's again.
@ikesaunders4237
I'm 70 yrs old in 2024 & I am so glad I lived in the 60's to hear such beautiful music that still sounds great today I just hope this music will never die
@margaretconnery7422
MAMA CASS HAS A VOICE THAT NO ONE WILL EVER FORGET.
@carpelogg
MAMA CASS VOICE. WOW.
@cole6122
One of the most beautiful choruses in all of music
@mlhm5
Saw them in person while in college on October 22, 1966. Wow, almost 60 years ago. I must be really old.
@bobvogel2412
Arguably their best song. The harmonies are simply outstanding. John Phillips was an exceptional musician. He wrote this classic. My opinion only.
@meow-knee
Wish to see people watching this in 2024,you will be legend
@malcolmharing3744
It's January 2023. I'm 68. For what it's worth, this is one of the most gorgeous songs from the 60's that will never be equaled by today's music. And Michelle Phillips is one of the most beautiful ladies in music, of all times.
@soso8824
Rest in peace and rest in power, Mama Cass.
@nazznomad
There's an undertone of sadness in their faces. A knowingness that the band was falling apart.
@davidhernandezoficial
Sublime and magical!!!
@kenzieshere