The Journeymen - Run Maggie Run (Chase the Rising Sun)

[ejectorerector]

oh my god i bet dick weissman got stuffed in so many lockers in  school

[XxBeatlesforeverxX]

Does this remind anybody else of A Mighty Wind?

[FORTBAXTER]

Are there any perfomances, either on video or on cd, of The NEW Journeymen featuring Michelle Phillips?

[2216051986]

@FORTBAXTER

Yes there is. I actually have a cd on my pc (FLAC) with songs from the New Journeymen.

[jnf91]

Actually, Scott McKenzie took his stage name from John's daughter-his birth name is Phil Blondheim.

Looks like Weissman was an early Ode banjo fan.

[Grisbi6]

sejarosergio:

scott mackenzie tenía un voz muy agradable; me gustó mucho.

[Grisbi6]

Sounds like John Phillips has some 'splainin' to do about doing his daughter Mackenzie (possibly named after Scott?) for ten years.

[sejarosergio]

YES IS THE GRAND SCOTT MACKENZIE YOUR BIG IT WAS SAN FRANCISCO (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)

[Grisbi6]

Saw the Journeymen at a pizza joint in Minneapolis in 1962. They recorded a live album there. Great performance.

[haddockpaddock]

You were forunate to be there, in my book! I'd love to know about their performance(s). What was your impression?

[Polyphemus47]

@Grisbi6 I lived in Mpls then. OH, for a Wayback machine.

[nergvol]

Papa John chose drugs instead of life. love his music. RIP

[vengence1979]

How could Anything we have today to come close to that performance ....WOW

[bufb]

good harmony....John and Scott could sure sing

[haddockpaddock]

Actually, myself I rate Dick W as a better singer than poor old John! But indeed, what a group, what talent....

[EricJaffa]

The woman in the audience at 1:36 looks like Joan Baez.

[taddyd1]

NOT.

JB had very long hair in 63, and besides she was leading a boycott of this show (Hootenany) because Pete Seeger was banned. PP&M and Dylan refused to appear too.

[EricJaffa]

Why was Pete Seeger banned?

[taddyd1]

He was a former Commie.

[rjsobkoviak]

So outstanding to see video of The Journeymen. These guys hands down had the best & most lively harmony of the folk boom of the early 1960's.