@cscomo - I think you need to read the lyrics again as none of those artists are slammed in the song? The song is "I Dig Rock and Rocll Music' as they are only mentionting some artists they dig.
@ronct: They're being ironic. See: "And when the Beatles tell you they've got a word, "love", to sell you, they mean exactly what they say." and how they want to say something about rock and roll music, "but if I really say it, the radio won't play it unless I lay it between the lines."
I read an interview with Noel "Paul" Stookey where he talked this song and it was clear that they were being ironic and that they really didn't "dig" rock and roll music.
The song doesn't have one clue of being ironic and the lyrics read nothing but praise for the artists they mention. The line "but if I really say it, the radio won't play it unless I lay it between the lines" talks about rock/popular music at the times in the 60's were you had to hide things in the lyrics to get past the censors.
Where do you come up with the idea that the line meant PP&M wanted to say something about rock?
I remembered the Smothers Brothers' songs-of course-and remembered what Peter,Paul and Mary sang when I first saw this show in the spring of 1969...but had forgotten exactly what Donovan sang.Thank you for posting this so I could remember.
Thank you so much! I don't know how I missed this. I was younger, but didn't miss an episode of The Smothers Brothers or Laugh In. Guess I missed at least one episode. This is so cool...to see the 3 playing together. What a neat video! Thank you!
I tell you anytime before the 80's was a great time to be a kid and let me tell you, we had the best music ever!!! It is so easy to get lost in a 70's time warp. I feel bad for the generation now, all the electronics and lack of raw talent and entertainment!
What a show, what music, what an era!!! No matter how feel now and towards the bleak future----it's memories like this that remind me it was a great life.GREAT.
By the way, thanks to many of the musicians of the 50's and '60's, I started playing guitar and singing when I was 10 years old and have yet to stop. These days, I'm a children's musician and folksinger. You can check out my videos about the BP disaster in the gulf on You Tube under Darasings1.
A trip down memory lane! Thank you for posting this. PP&M and the Smothers Brothers were both huge influences (among many others) throughout my life. My husband & I have passed the "Brothers'" humor onto our kids: even now, they can quote lines right back at us about the "Folksinger's Guidebook"! NIce to see these less polished performances from these '60's icons.
This was my favorite show when I was a young child. I remember this episode! It made me talk my folks into bringing me to see Donovan when I was 10 yrs old. As a harmony singer for 35 yrs, how could you not be influenced by P, P, & Mary?
Love all the performers here BUT I've got to say this format seems to trivialize everyone and everything. Contrast this with Cher's joint appearance with the great Dion, Frankie Valli, and Pat Boone from '75.
Thanks for posting this video. Man, I'd forgotten how many good songs Donovan Leitch wrote. I dig his Scottish cap too. But when P P & M sing "I DIg Rock and Roll Music," they should've included the verse where they tease Donovan (during his psychedelic phase). Thanks again.
Well to each their own interpretation though there is no way i agree with that. The other point i wanted to make, by the middle ages NO ONE except the uneducated actually believed the earth was flat. and the people in the church was a major source of education.
Think about that when you want to talk about myths.
To answer your first question, no it is not ok. I do not believe that and nor does every religious person out there nor does every religious tradition. Secondly, to be very clear, no I do not, nor do I ascribe the same status as these figures as I do to God.
However this is not the place to get into a religion vs atheism argument and since your statements are obviously inflamitory, I have no interest in getting drawn to an argument with a troll.
@Jourell1 I can understand your frustration with happy1thailand, but consider that if a person is livng in darkness they don't understand the Light. Calling someone a troll isn't likely to inspire them to consider your point of view. "Speaking the truth in love..."
starshine428 it is not merely frustration, I believe what I said.
As I said in my post, he is posting obviously inflammatory remarks about a topic that many, including myself, feel deeply about. I believe that this is characteristic behavior of a troll and had no desire to get into that kind of argument
@happy1thailand You're mistaken, the Bible does not elevate a man as being better than woman. It gives them different roles, and it does say the man is the head of the woman. There are examples in scripture of women as a judge, a woman who sold fine fabric, and even wisdom is portrayed not as a man but a woman.
Well what the bible says hmmmmmm really is written by man. The leaders of your religion is a man and can never be a women. The leaders of your local places of worship are in most cases men because women are not good enough. Sure the bible might give one case of power of women but man has total control of the books. The golden rule he who has the money rules.
the whole folk scene was pre baby boom and we never thought it was that cool, the smother's show was pretty good though, also, first time i saw linda ronstadt was on tommy smother's prime time space ride, great show.
Peter Yarrow served three months for trying to rape a fourteen year old in 1970. Jimmy Carter pardoned him as Carter was leaving office in 1981. Yarrow was married to a Democrat senator's niece at the time. Mary Travers never condemned Yarrow or his actions. Sorry she's dead, but she's an enabler of a child molester.
PPM were on The Smothers Brothers Sunday 3/23/69. They were live in Houston, TX at the long gone Music Hall. During the concert they stopped and brought out a small TV sat it on a stool center stage and we all watched them perform on the Smothers Brothers show. It was a cool night.
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh, classic Smothers Brothers. They spent most of their time getting things past the censors. They were geniuses and not nearly appreciated as much as they should have been.
Not too bad Peter, Paul & Mary, and you didn't do too shabby of a job either Smothers Brothers.
However, Donovan laid a smackdown of epic proportions here. He takes it easy on PP&M and the Bros. at first with "Jennifer Juniper" but quickly brings out the big guns with "Sunshine Superman" and "Mellow Yellow." After that the writing was on the wall.
Considering "I Dig Rock and Roll Music," I would have thoght this the least likely get together. PP&M performing with the guy who did "Sunshine Superman" and "Mellow Yellow" which had drums? Why shouldn't they regard Donovan any differently from those they ridiculed? Then again, who else were they going to get by 1969?
These were all talented acts that really could sing and in the case of two of them(PP&M-Donovan) had numerous #1 hits as opposed to today where you have talentless people auditioning on TV for a contract (American Idiot).
The Smothers Brothers show was one of the most controversial shows when I was a teenager - they were always being censored by CBS not for cursing, but for "daring" to protest the Vietnam war and have edgy skits and guests that ohter shows wouldn't have on. Thank you so much for putting this up - I miss this show.
Lousy microphones, and not enough of them. Are those hammers? Screw television, they think the pictures make up for crappy audio? I love these acts. They're worthy of better audio.
The Smothers Bothers Comedy Hour was my favorite show when I was a kid. And this video shows why -- great music and great comedy. Thank you so much for posting it -- wonderful memories.
Dude! What year was this? This isn't from when they were actually ON the air in the late '60s and it isn't from when they briefly resurrected the show in the late '80s. When is this?
Great memories of the past. I used to love the Smothers Brothers Comedy Show. I was in elementary school, still have very fond memories. Our whole family watched it together. I remember thinking it was the funniest thing I had ever heard when Tommy said no one would save me if I yelled chocolate. Thank you so much for the smiles.
LOVE this vid and the songs
captstone2003 1 week ago
I saw P&P on PBS. I believe it was their first performance without Mary. The stage seemed very empty. RIP Mary
Thinker756 3 weeks ago in playlist relax
I was very small when this show was on, but I do remember laughing. Now that I'm older, I know why. Tommy was so funny.
probrojeffro 1 month ago
so who won this folk off ?
agirlnamekelsey 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
I remember the every sunday I was in front of our 8 by 8 color set. I remember donovan at woodstock
yoshirider25 4 months ago
Who would have guessed we'de end up here.
watch?v=Dx6sfD5Y8WM&feature=related
MickyG4444 5 months ago in playlist Smothers Brothers
I can totally see Donovan as a 7 year old little boy.
ObamaKennedy2060 8 months ago
PP&M for the win. :)
demonhoopa 8 months ago
Look how young they look!!!
mpsmom96 8 months ago
Thanks for posting!!
HaWkBeAtLeSnElSoN 9 months ago
Beer came out my nose when he went into that "my old mans a negro " bit, those guys are so funny.
George6360 11 months ago
@George6360 That scene was replayed in their serires numerous times. I remember this episode quite well.
CounterCultureLives 10 months ago
Does anyone else find the 'Negro' comments squirmy??
bespokenmile 11 months ago
Ironic that PP&M sang their hit, "Rock and Roll Music", which slammed (among other rock acts like the Beatles and Mamas & Papas) --Donovan!
cscomo 1 year ago
@cscomo - I think you need to read the lyrics again as none of those artists are slammed in the song? The song is "I Dig Rock and Rocll Music' as they are only mentionting some artists they dig.
ronct 10 months ago
@ronct: They're being ironic. See: "And when the Beatles tell you they've got a word, "love", to sell you, they mean exactly what they say." and how they want to say something about rock and roll music, "but if I really say it, the radio won't play it unless I lay it between the lines."
I read an interview with Noel "Paul" Stookey where he talked this song and it was clear that they were being ironic and that they really didn't "dig" rock and roll music.
cscomo 10 months ago
@cscomo
The song doesn't have one clue of being ironic and the lyrics read nothing but praise for the artists they mention. The line "but if I really say it, the radio won't play it unless I lay it between the lines" talks about rock/popular music at the times in the 60's were you had to hide things in the lyrics to get past the censors.
Where do you come up with the idea that the line meant PP&M wanted to say something about rock?
ronct 10 months ago
@cscomo I don't think they were really slamming them, I think it was more teasing. Their humor was mostly gentle and teasing
starshine428 8 months ago
Mom always liked you best! ;-)
klschmidt 1 year ago
Great stuff. What did we do before they invented Youtube?
vidguy007 1 year ago
I remembered the Smothers Brothers' songs-of course-and remembered what Peter,Paul and Mary sang when I first saw this show in the spring of 1969...but had forgotten exactly what Donovan sang.Thank you for posting this so I could remember.
RJRanke 1 year ago
Donovan is so totally outclassed it's embarrassing. His hippy-dippy music bored the crap out of me then, and it still does today.
stflaw 1 year ago
@stflaw And yet, many loved Donovan's music; Myself included! Maybe it was too deep for you. [g]
To each his own, ya know.
chaoscleaner 1 year ago
@chaoscleaner
Yes, he was the James Joyce of the LSD Generation.
stflaw 1 year ago
@stflaw lol IMHO better than James Joyce. [g] Never did LSD, would I have enjoyed Donovan more?
chaoscleaner 11 months ago
@stflaw I Disagree with this statement
Dane333W 9 months ago
WOW!! Thanks for posting this.
rudolfmusic 1 year ago
Thank you so much! I don't know how I missed this. I was younger, but didn't miss an episode of The Smothers Brothers or Laugh In. Guess I missed at least one episode. This is so cool...to see the 3 playing together. What a neat video! Thank you!
MyMoppet52 1 year ago
omfgggggg donovan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1Tanate 1 year ago
no one can rock a feather in a hat like Donovan, well maybe Robin Hood :)
Davanita 1 year ago 2
Right on ladyjoanna4 it was the best of times,I wish everyone could expierence the 60's-and 70's Dale 65
boatbuilder1 1 year ago
I tell you anytime before the 80's was a great time to be a kid and let me tell you, we had the best music ever!!! It is so easy to get lost in a 70's time warp. I feel bad for the generation now, all the electronics and lack of raw talent and entertainment!
ladyjoanna64 1 year ago 2
Their comedy records were excellent as well.
MrVideogreg 1 year ago
What a show, what music, what an era!!! No matter how feel now and towards the bleak future----it's memories like this that remind me it was a great life.GREAT.
MrVideogreg 1 year ago
I saw this live when it was on way back when, exciting to see it again, thanks for posting this what memories.
srsteve12 1 year ago
Peter looks so different from as recent as 1966.. I wish they had never lost their beatnik look.. it was very classy
peterdaniel66 1 year ago
By the way, thanks to many of the musicians of the 50's and '60's, I started playing guitar and singing when I was 10 years old and have yet to stop. These days, I'm a children's musician and folksinger. You can check out my videos about the BP disaster in the gulf on You Tube under Darasings1.
Darasings1 1 year ago
A trip down memory lane! Thank you for posting this. PP&M and the Smothers Brothers were both huge influences (among many others) throughout my life. My husband & I have passed the "Brothers'" humor onto our kids: even now, they can quote lines right back at us about the "Folksinger's Guidebook"! NIce to see these less polished performances from these '60's icons.
Darasings1 1 year ago
This was my favorite show when I was a young child. I remember this episode! It made me talk my folks into bringing me to see Donovan when I was 10 yrs old. As a harmony singer for 35 yrs, how could you not be influenced by P, P, & Mary?
redlipstickmafia 1 year ago 2
perri31 is a cock sucker. donovan is great. in this vid, and always.
frazier1391 1 year ago 3
tom smothers is cute ;)
donovan sucks in this vid
paul looks gay sticking his ass out like that
ejectorerector 1 year ago
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@ejectorerector What do you mean Dononvan sucks in this vid??? He sucks ALL THE TIME!!!
Perri31 1 year ago
Love all the performers here BUT I've got to say this format seems to trivialize everyone and everything. Contrast this with Cher's joint appearance with the great Dion, Frankie Valli, and Pat Boone from '75.
spagandtuna 1 year ago
From a time when the times were a changing and artistry was actually changing the sentiment of teh times in a positive fashion
laughs321 1 year ago
I SO miss the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour! ;-(
Xenophile665 1 year ago
Boy this was great!
MJay102 1 year ago
P P and Mary win hands down
ufo5440 1 year ago
Timeless music. Too bad Tv has regressed to the point quality like this has no home.
khbarr13 1 year ago
HELP --CHOCOLATE!
emperorinsaino 1 year ago
lordie be am i that old, watched it, loved it
lin755 1 year ago
This is too cool to even comment on. Words don't deserve it. Mary is mesmerizing to look at.
zamusicza 1 year ago
Hangman Hangman slack your rope, oh hangman hangman slack your rope, slack it before- CHKKKKKKKKKK!!!
stephkills 1 year ago
Awesome stuff! Love it!
TheNYcat74 1 year ago
"My ol' man is a Negro..." LOL
It harks back to the Who's song "Substitute" (where Roger Daltry sings, "my dad was black").
Doleafol 1 year ago
Smothers Brothers were great.....I've always liked them.....
Puff the Magic Dragon.....great song....
olehippy13
former vietnam medic
olehippy13 1 year ago
lmao Smothers Brothers are hilarious but lmao that was so racist....wow that would never have passed nowadays.
FalseDisposition 1 year ago
Thanks for posting. Just delightful!
DoeAmal 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this video. Man, I'd forgotten how many good songs Donovan Leitch wrote. I dig his Scottish cap too. But when P P & M sing "I DIg Rock and Roll Music," they should've included the verse where they tease Donovan (during his psychedelic phase). Thanks again.
lowonthehill 1 year ago
"Cause no one would help me if I yelled 'Chocolate'"
Pure comedy genius right there. :P
KainHighwind21 1 year ago
If I ever yell "chocolate" when there is a fire, I am blaming Tommy Smothers.
berryjewell 1 year ago 3
God is like Santa Claus a myth. This is the same church that said the world was flat.
Have faith.
Any religion that separates, man being better than woman, is just a way of suppression of people.
We are all human.
Give up all myth religions but have faith.
Freedom and equality
happy1thailand 1 year ago
Well to each their own interpretation though there is no way i agree with that. The other point i wanted to make, by the middle ages NO ONE except the uneducated actually believed the earth was flat. and the people in the church was a major source of education.
Think about that when you want to talk about myths.
Jourell1 1 year ago
@Jourell1
So it OK today the church and other
religions think women
as second class people? Only men can be
good enough to be leaders?
Do you believe in Santa and the Easter
Bunny too?
bunny too?
happy1thailand 1 year ago
To answer your first question, no it is not ok. I do not believe that and nor does every religious person out there nor does every religious tradition. Secondly, to be very clear, no I do not, nor do I ascribe the same status as these figures as I do to God.
However this is not the place to get into a religion vs atheism argument and since your statements are obviously inflamitory, I have no interest in getting drawn to an argument with a troll.
Goodbye.
Jourell1 1 year ago
@Jourell1 I can understand your frustration with happy1thailand, but consider that if a person is livng in darkness they don't understand the Light. Calling someone a troll isn't likely to inspire them to consider your point of view. "Speaking the truth in love..."
starshine428 1 year ago
starshine428 it is not merely frustration, I believe what I said.
As I said in my post, he is posting obviously inflammatory remarks about a topic that many, including myself, feel deeply about. I believe that this is characteristic behavior of a troll and had no desire to get into that kind of argument
Jourell1 1 year ago
@happy1thailand You're mistaken, the Bible does not elevate a man as being better than woman. It gives them different roles, and it does say the man is the head of the woman. There are examples in scripture of women as a judge, a woman who sold fine fabric, and even wisdom is portrayed not as a man but a woman.
starshine428 1 year ago
@starshine428
Well what the bible says hmmmmmm really is written by man. The leaders of your religion is a man and can never be a women. The leaders of your local places of worship are in most cases men because women are not good enough. Sure the bible might give one case of power of women but man has total control of the books. The golden rule he who has the money rules.
happy1thailand 1 year ago
Is Dunnavan tone deaf?
jankuya 1 year ago
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the lead vocalist from "Smothers Brothers" could be recognized as a George Bush brother or something like that...
dark666ALISTER 2 years ago
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wtf??! this is so gay
jazenhearse 2 years ago
What's that thing Donovan has growing on his head?
yobonab 2 years ago
GAWD, I loved Mary...
8aPeach2 2 years ago 5
A time it was and what a time it was .....tyvm
RawnchieRon 2 years ago
Mary...one of the treasures of my musical fun. Bless you.
Susan8115 2 years ago 2
We know where Mary went ...Bless you and your voice.... hold like you will never let me go!
gwengoadalso 2 years ago 4
Mary is so timeless... she could have walked into a club in NYC as is, and no one would know if she was from 1970s or 2000s
modchik78 2 years ago 38
@modchik78 So true. I've noticed that in everything I've ever seen her dressed in. She was just gorgeous. Inside and out.
zamusicza 1 year ago
Which year was this recorded?. Late 70ies? Donovan at least looks older than in 72 concert.
platterhof 2 years ago
The Smothers Brothers Were Taped In The Latter 60's 68-69 PPM were very young.
Desoto875 2 years ago
I think PPM released their first album in 1961.
chickenjojo 2 years ago
I LOVE Mary's dress in this! I want one!
chickababy8 2 years ago
priceless!
sixtiesbooks 2 years ago
the whole folk scene was pre baby boom and we never thought it was that cool, the smother's show was pretty good though, also, first time i saw linda ronstadt was on tommy smother's prime time space ride, great show.
fattrucker01 2 years ago
It wasn't really pre baby boom. It started pre boom but it continued through much of the 70's. I loved every minute.
boomers66 2 years ago
And get re-created,
"if I had a rocket launcher"
ben909ben 2 years ago
oh man, do I feel old.
But know what? Good stuff like this literally has a timeless quality.
Notice how so-called "folk songs" are not caught in time?
proodish 2 years ago 6
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Peter Yarrow served three months for trying to rape a fourteen year old in 1970. Jimmy Carter pardoned him as Carter was leaving office in 1981. Yarrow was married to a Democrat senator's niece at the time. Mary Travers never condemned Yarrow or his actions. Sorry she's dead, but she's an enabler of a child molester.
pastaman999 2 years ago
Donovan's creepy.
blackburn55 2 years ago
No, he's just carefree and enlightened.
Soundstage8 2 years ago 2
I loved the music and watching the people... like the lady with the white high boots...go go boots behind donovan. music ahhh
PPM will be missed... where are those records?
bbmcg1948 2 years ago
Ah, yes, "Puff the Magic Dragon",
true story by the way,
Mary had quite a voice.
npspec34 2 years ago
Wonderful, brings back wonderful memories.
barbarac102 2 years ago
PPM were on The Smothers Brothers Sunday 3/23/69. They were live in Houston, TX at the long gone Music Hall. During the concert they stopped and brought out a small TV sat it on a stool center stage and we all watched them perform on the Smothers Brothers show. It was a cool night.
AKDavenTX 2 years ago
As I've been watching videos by Mary Travers and also by Peter, Paul and Mary today I never imagined I'd be laughing.
Thanks a lot for posting this!
For a few minutes tears of sadness were replaced by tears of joy.
We miss you already Mary. Thanks for everything you are and everything you gave to so many of us. It seems kind of selfish to feel so sad...
glutubular 2 years ago
RIP Mary........your music will live on
epquilala 2 years ago
I absolutely love Donovan, he looks adorable in that hat :]
GlamrockHippy 2 years ago 6
PP&M easily won this battle.
Baracheta 2 years ago
Great folk music. Donovan probably regrets wearing the silly hat!
cricketbat08 2 years ago
I bet he doesn't
owainbroadcast 2 years ago 6
US uniform and a helmet would have suited him better.
rybizzz 2 years ago
I know what you mean, but Donovan was born in Scotland and grew up in England!!
cricketbat08 2 years ago
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Would never happen. Too pink and too Gutless...
blueticecho 2 years ago
awesome
alwayssme 2 years ago
I love Donovan he's so awesome!! :)
LovesTheBeatles94 2 years ago 6
Man, this is a classic. I laughed and rocked out with these wonderful performers. Thank you for this clip.
blueblazer68 2 years ago 22
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh, classic Smothers Brothers. They spent most of their time getting things past the censors. They were geniuses and not nearly appreciated as much as they should have been.
Mom always liked you best!
lilifyre 2 years ago 9
donovan lived on plankton. oh no thats wrong whales do
andyjg48 2 years ago
Not too bad Peter, Paul & Mary, and you didn't do too shabby of a job either Smothers Brothers.
However, Donovan laid a smackdown of epic proportions here. He takes it easy on PP&M and the Bros. at first with "Jennifer Juniper" but quickly brings out the big guns with "Sunshine Superman" and "Mellow Yellow." After that the writing was on the wall.
Donovan for the win, ladies and gents.
BH727 2 years ago 5
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You're a tool.... Donovan is a fool!
Stacey1569 2 years ago
It's not a competition, you ass.
Kaalec 2 years ago
Gee, it's really not a competition? I couldn't tell!
BH727 2 years ago
I would like to think it was simply for our pleasure.
mmm413 2 years ago
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Yes! Donovan wins for folksy stupidity. That dumb hat, those dumb songs and mostly, that amazingly bad voice!
TwoUselessLegs 2 years ago
I have no idea about your legs, but your judgement is uselss beyond all redemption. Go listen to your Madonna tapes, and fo.
gatsby7000 2 years ago 8
Hi Everyone,
If you like Peter, Paul and Mary check out "Bethany and Rufus"
P.S: Bethany is the daughter of Peter yarrow (of peter,paul and mary)
for even more cool videos check MusicDishTV
Let me know what you think.
Cheers :)
mogohary80 2 years ago
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I don't like Peter Paul and Mary :P
Soundstage8 2 years ago
Be that as it may, I'm referring to their attitudes at the time.
fgldnglbs 2 years ago
Considering "I Dig Rock and Roll Music," I would have thoght this the least likely get together. PP&M performing with the guy who did "Sunshine Superman" and "Mellow Yellow" which had drums? Why shouldn't they regard Donovan any differently from those they ridiculed? Then again, who else were they going to get by 1969?
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pbyardh 2 years ago
No, Donovan was the Folk-Rock god. And techinally he was in a different regard. He was 'folk rock', and PP&M is Folk. :)
yippeday 2 years ago
These were all talented acts that really could sing and in the case of two of them(PP&M-Donovan) had numerous #1 hits as opposed to today where you have talentless people auditioning on TV for a contract (American Idiot).
Who says things get better?
npspec34 2 years ago 3
Best time to have grown up. Nam, protests, King, Kennedys, Beatles and something new called FM radio.
zippy830 2 years ago 3
The Smothers Brothers show was one of the most controversial shows when I was a teenager - they were always being censored by CBS not for cursing, but for "daring" to protest the Vietnam war and have edgy skits and guests that ohter shows wouldn't have on. Thank you so much for putting this up - I miss this show.
anticorpration 2 years ago 5
I love donovan's hat!!!
loksartre 2 years ago 4
I wonder if they are very popular these days as when they were in the 60s, its a bit dated now.
perys8880 2 years ago
Lousy microphones, and not enough of them. Are those hammers? Screw television, they think the pictures make up for crappy audio? I love these acts. They're worthy of better audio.
FreemanZee 2 years ago
that guy sure has a cool hat, I'll have to go down to the medieval fair and pick one up
aforce82 2 years ago
That Guy!!??
Please tell us that you meant to provoke a conversation.
Richard
9duryea9 2 years ago
It was meant to be sarcastic lol, that hat is pretty lame
aforce82 2 years ago
The Smothers Bro's were so politicaly INcorrect and on TV...GR8T memories!
bobdudeaz 3 years ago 2
Peter Paul and Mary were the best there!!! not saying the others were bad.. just PP&M owned the show XD
Triforce72 3 years ago
Not really :P
Soundstage8 2 years ago
WOOOWW^^ This is sooooo hilarious i wish i was born like 40 years earlier :O
Dollypetolly 3 years ago 2
WOOOWW^^ This is sooooo hilarious i wish i was born like 40 years earlier :O
I was .. be careful what you wish for :P
kayjay83 2 years ago
what a jewel
reouaicha 3 years ago 3
The Smothers Brothers had one fine show and it's nice to be able to see these clips again.
Good stuff!
ValsHere 3 years ago 2
ahhhh the days when popular music was good....sigh
pcsbeat 3 years ago 5
3 of my favs - where have the years gone??? beautiful music, healthy laughs - can't beat that combo!!
shingilana2 3 years ago 2
Lots of FUN!!!-thanks for posting
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago 2
thaks 4 posting this this was great but by the way what year was this?
ChefHannah715 3 years ago 2
Great! and was there. Smothers, Smothered it!
Harvey030547 3 years ago 2
The Smothers Bothers Comedy Hour was my favorite show when I was a kid. And this video shows why -- great music and great comedy. Thank you so much for posting it -- wonderful memories.
LeoGorcey 3 years ago 2
Will someone get Paul Stookey a bigger bloody microphone lol! Ahh Peter, Paul and Mary won, DOnovan second and Smothers brother one the comedy race!
DaraghPhelan 3 years ago 2
Smothers Brothers.
489177 3 years ago 2
I don't smoke no pot!! Only sniff GLUE!!!!
ROUTE66OLDIES 3 years ago
Oh this is so amazing! My heart belongs to Donovan, despite that hat holy crap what the hell XD <33 I adore him. and the hat XD
AllyRaeJ 3 years ago 6
DONOVAN PWNS!!!!
I was sitting there wondering what the hat was all about....it's actually pretty cool.
xDxRabbitx 3 years ago 4
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I think that folky music is music for the fucking nuts.
thrownoff3times 3 years ago
You sort of had to be there.
nelson1457 3 years ago
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I was there. Now shut up and light that joint!
thrownoff3times 3 years ago
Besides great music,that feather in Donavan's hat O.M.G.
daveunionsquare 3 years ago 4
Don blew em all away, heck his Hat blew them all away!
Dansull123 3 years ago 6
That was good!
madmoses59 3 years ago
You know, maybe it is from 1969 or so.
MattHatter 3 years ago
Yeah, Donovan looks in his early twenties or so.
According to their home page, it was taped on the first of March in 69.
ohhxdahhling 3 years ago
Dude! What year was this? This isn't from when they were actually ON the air in the late '60s and it isn't from when they briefly resurrected the show in the late '80s. When is this?
MattHatter 3 years ago
Probably late 60's.
beatle608 3 years ago
battle of the folkies! I love the smothers brothers!
quiltcrazee 3 years ago
I wish they had a show we could watch now!
6782485 3 years ago 3
funny I was laughing throuugh the whole thing. Clean entertainment.
tulareboyy 3 years ago
My old man's a negro! / Whadaya think about that?!
That's the funniest part of their routines!
jasobres 3 years ago
does anybody know the name of the song Donovan sings in French? Thanks!
srvirgula 3 years ago
Jennifer Juniper
Ambidexter143 3 years ago
This is what you call entertainment! How sad that we'll never see anything like this on TV again.
2sdaysonthefon2me 3 years ago 5
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donavan really had bad teeth
PaternosProstate 3 years ago
She had cancer, chemo, transplants etc. Have a heart for God sakes!
ECondit 3 years ago 4
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Good hat Don...and what the heck happened to Mary Travers? She's huge-o now.
junkyardangel 3 years ago
A folkie throwdown settled on the street! Yo it got real up in that B.
MoreBarn66 3 years ago
Thanks for sharing nnot heard in years.5***** G.G.
ghostgal30e 3 years ago
alguien me podria decir como se llama la segunda cancion que canta donovan? creo que es la mejor de todas y el mejor
lukpig 3 years ago
Pido disculpas por mi español y si yo mal entendido su pregunta. Pero la segunda canción es "Sunshine Superman"
ohhxdahhling 3 years ago
Donovan was the best. People seemed to react to his songs with more enthusiasm than the others. I love Donovan.
daytripper18 3 years ago 4
Mary is hot! well maybe back then....
phrozen17 3 years ago
stookie is stooped over the mic.youd think hed get a longer mic stand.
crispian2005 3 years ago
I agree. He's in some really odd positions.
stargate121 3 years ago
Why don't these shows still play on some station, there are hundreds stations and most have programs that will never be this good.........?
LaFayta 3 years ago 3
Thank you for posting this clip.
Great memories of the past. I used to love the Smothers Brothers Comedy Show. I was in elementary school, still have very fond memories. Our whole family watched it together. I remember thinking it was the funniest thing I had ever heard when Tommy said no one would save me if I yelled chocolate. Thank you so much for the smiles.
vickileroy 3 years ago