Mugwumps - The Mugwumps

$27.98

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New Vinyl Record - Mugwumps - The Mugwumps

  • Orange Vinyl
  • First vinyl pressings of this influential album in over fifty years!
  • Cut by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio direct from the original masters!

Mama Cass & Denny Doherty, future Lovin’ Spoonful guitarist Zal Yanovsky and “Summer Rain” hit songwriter Jim Hendricks makeup this folk-pop supergroup! Before each member found their way to stardom, The Mugwumps were born - the very same Mugwumps that the Mamas & the Papas sang about in “Creeque Alley!” To flip it upside down once more, this treasure was recorded pre-Papas and pre-Spoonful, yet it didn't hit shelves until after they each found success. 

Unfortunately, the Mugwumps era lasted only from July through November 1964, their one album recorded August 13 & 14, 1964, produced by Alan Lorber, who'd gone to see them at the behest of managers Roy Silver and Bob Covello. Recalled Cass: “We were doing very sophisticated folksy stuff, but obviously 1964 wasn't the year for it...It was in a time warp. Just too much before its time."  -- All About Jazz
SKU: 061818  |  Barcode: 090771418111
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Mugwumps - The Mugwumps

$27.98

New Vinyl Record - Mugwumps - The Mugwumps

Mama Cass & Denny Doherty, future Lovin’ Spoonful guitarist Zal Yanovsky and “Summer Rain” hit songwriter Jim Hendricks makeup this folk-pop supergroup! Before each member found their way to stardom, The Mugwumps were born - the very same Mugwumps that the Mamas & the Papas sang about in “Creeque Alley!” To flip it upside down once more, this treasure was recorded pre-Papas and pre-Spoonful, yet it didn't hit shelves until after they each found success. 

Unfortunately, the Mugwumps era lasted only from July through November 1964, their one album recorded August 13 & 14, 1964, produced by Alan Lorber, who'd gone to see them at the behest of managers Roy Silver and Bob Covello. Recalled Cass: “We were doing very sophisticated folksy stuff, but obviously 1964 wasn't the year for it...It was in a time warp. Just too much before its time."  -- All About Jazz

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