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Reviews

  • Puff da magic dragon :3

    5
    By The 👾Gaming 👾🌸blossom 🌸
    Absolute classic. While writing this I did have the strong urge to type ‘absolute cinema’ but that wouldn’t have made sense :3
  • The Wedding song-Berkeley California sees love

    5
    By Eric in Manchester
    August 16 will go down as the day that the Berkeley California A’s will absolutely never forget. Before they were to begin a 3-game weekend season ending set at Stevens Park Berkeley California 1st baseman master was guest speaker at the wedding ceremony at Stevens Park for Thomas Myers and Kaiti Mastacouris when 2 bull-Pen throwers decided to have this song played during the 7th inning stretch. Berkeley California came up with the best way to celebrate the occasion and a great day by playing the wedding song from the group Peter Paul and Mary
  • Doesn’t have

    3
    By cmant346
    Many of their better songs one important one missing is the song Polly Von beautiful song one of their best
  • Happy

    5
    By bunnycatluvscake
    It’s a happy song. It always puts a smile on my face whenever I listen to it.
  • Great Vocals

    5
    By Music4mix
    El Salvador is a masterpiece!!!
  • Timeless

    5
    By fuzzydreamer
    Their music touches a place deep within like nobody else can. Listening to songs like The Great Mandellla is still hard to do without shedding a tear.
  • Leaving on a Jet Plane

    5
    By RJREINHARDTJR
    Good
  • 500 Miles

    5
    By Al in Fla.
    No other artist performs this folk masterpiece better. Every time I listen to it I cry.
  • American Folk

    5
    By Comedy Lover 55
    Part of my childhood, timeless music
  • How I'd Forgotten

    5
    By globesessions99
    my mom had 'In the Wind' on vinyl when I was a kid, and I fell in love with these simply arranged songs that I knew all by heart and sang whenever I could. Saw them in concert in the early 90s but I don't remember the show at all. This is the true beauty of music in it's most stripped form that captured heart, soul, meaning, minimal musical instruments (& of course production) and vocals. That's all these songs needed and they are classics. I doubt much from today's music will ever stand as tall nor last as long as these classic PP&M tracks. Love them so much and have such a respect for music like this. I get so much more out of it now as an adult then I did as a child.