The Lovin' Spoonful - Greatest Hits

GREAT! A great chance to add some classic tunes to my collection. If you do not know this group, now's your chance. An affordable CD chocked full of classics from a great group!!

love that old time rock and roll can't get enough of it

Love it. Lots of old songs. Shipped fast.

Felt the end of the songs were cut. Although quality was good.

Very good item.

Saw them in Baton Rouge in the mid sixties. One of my favorite groups at the time. This is a great cd, if you like to travel back in time.

"The Lovin' Spoonful" first hit it big in the summer of 1965 with "Do You Believe in Magic ?" which went to No. 9 on The Billboard Charts. Then their next three singles, "You Didn't Have To Be So Nice" made it to No. 10 , "Daydream" and "Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind ?" both made it to No. 2 on Billboards' Hot 100 charts. "Summer in the City" from 1966 was their biggest,hitting No. 1 and receiving a Gold record. Later that year, their singles "Rain on the Roof" went to No.10 and "Nashville Cats" made it to No. 8. That's seven consecutive Top Ten hits in a row in one year,not bad.John Lennon was a fan of the song "Daydream" and the record was found on his personal jukebox. Paul McCartney said the song "Good Day Sunshine" for "Revolver" from 1966 was a nod to the song. The group was going to be the stars of the television series "The Monkees" but it didn't work out. The members of The Monkees, Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz, Mike Nesmith and Peter Tork were fans of The Lovin' Spoonful and were influenced by their style.There have been several greatest hits compilations of the group over the years. With over 20 tracks and at this price,this a really good one. One of the pioneers of Folk-Rock, the group's leader John Sebastian, along with guitarist Zal Yanvosky, drummer Jan Carl and bassist Steve Boone were inducted into The Rock&Roll Hall of Fame in the year 2000.

Everything was good. Thank you.