The Mamas & The Papas ( I really, really, liked this group)
John Phillips, "Mama" Cass Elliot, Denny Doherty, and Michelle Phillips were collectively one of the most successful musical acts of all time - the electric folk-rock group The Mamas & The Papas. After relocating from New York to the West Coast in 1965 and releasing the No. 1 record "California Dreamin'" the following year, they produced a string of massively popular radio hits, including "Creeque Alley," "Monday, Monday," "Words of Love," "Dedicated to the One I Love," and "Go Where You Wanna Go." Their fans were diverse; the collegiate folk set loved their gentle, meticulous harmonies, and the burgeoning underground movement identified with their "sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll" ideal." Illustrated and cinematic in scope, Go Where You Wanna Go is told not only from the points of view of the group members (including Mama Cass, via an extensive, rare, never-before-published interview), but also from those of their friends, musical colleagues, business associates, critics, and fans. Roger McGuinn, David Crosby, Lou Adler, Donovan, Graham Nash, and Ray Manzarek are among the contributors who provided original interviews for this oral history.
Go Where You Wanna Go: The Oral History of the Mamas and the Papas by Matthew Greenwald
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John Phillips did drugs with his thirteen year old daughter Mackenzie Phillips( the star of One Day at a Time. She was also in American Graffiti as the bratty kid), and she has claimed that she'd wake up with her panties around her ankles and her father sleeping beside her. She claimed on Oprah, that her father asked her if they could go live as man and wife and raise her siblings as their stepmother. Her book "High on Arrival" came out in September 2009. Just about the time Casey started claiming George molested her.
John Phillips had an affair with Michelle, and married her after he divorced his wife (mother of Mackenzie), and it seems Michelle slept around with several in their group, and Mama Cass would confront her and ask, "I don't get it. You can have any man you want. Why would you take mine?"
He wrote this for a former member of The Journeyman , Scott Mackenzie
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