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Farewell to the First Golden Era

1967 greatest hits album by the Mamas & the Papas From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Farewell to the First Golden Era
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Farewell to the First Golden Era is the first compilation album released by the American folk vocal group the Mamas & the Papas. it was released in 1967 by Dunhill Records.

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Content

The album includes liner notes written by Derek Taylor.[1]

Reception

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AllMusic's William Ruhlmann called it "great for what it was, but ominous for what it foreshadowed, with both of those characteristics apparent in the album title." and that "But this wasn't just the first golden era, it was the only one, and with a lone Top 40 hit (a cover of Rodgers & Hart's "Glad to Be Unhappy") left and one half-hearted album (The Papas & the Mamas, April 1968) to come before the group's breakup, this really was farewell."[2] Cashbox called it a "powerpacked album that is primed for busy chart action." and that "This one should be a hit of blockbuster proportions." Cash Box also missfered the band as "The Mamas and Poppas"[7] Record World states: "All the golden singles are here. 'Monday, Monday,' 'California Dreamin',' 'Dedicated to the One I Love,' 'I Saw Her Again Last Night,' "Look Through My Window.' The essence of the musical art of the Mamas and the Papas."[8]

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Track listing

Side one

  1. Dedicated to the One I Love – 2:56
  2. Go Where You Wanna Go – 2:32
  3. Words of Love – 2:13
  4. Look Through My Window – 3:05
  5. Dancing in the Street – 3:00
  6. Monday, Monday – 3:03

Side two

  1. Creeque Alley – 3:45
  2. Got a Feelin' – 2:44
  3. Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon) – 3:20
  4. I Call Your Name – 2:32
  5. I Saw Her Again – 2:50
  6. California Dreamin' – 2:32

Charts

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Certifications

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Sequel

In 1968 a follow-up to the album was released, titled Golden Era, Vol. 2.[12]

References

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