The Lovin' Spoonful 'Daydream' on The Ed Sullivan Show

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[Chifan]

John Sebastian is a nearly-forgotten master musician from the 60's who never received the recognition he deserved.

[Hawkrvo]

From what I’ve read, they were one of the Beatles favorite groups.

[CeeOlleab]

Wonderful song, he has the style of jazz and pop - way ahead of his time. It's a very nice song I love to listen to. Thanks for the memories. I'm 75 going on 76 this year. From the Philippines.

[golfcoursemanager]

one of the most underappreciated bands in Rock history.

[daveslater]

The song that came out the day I was due to be born, mum absolutely loved this, as a kid growing up, I was often called daydreaming dave, I love this so much, its my go to when I'm at a point of despair, it works, my mum knew what she was doing.♥️♥️

[siobob]

The Spoonful is one of only two bands from the 60s to see their first seven singles make the Top 10.

[gkrynski]

Brings back old memories. Those were the days.

[bigbass]

I love the Spoonful! They were THE band- the only band, in my opinion, that captured the vibe and feel of New York City in the mid sixties. I actually get choked up sometimes, listening and remembering my teen years growing up in Queens, and buying their records, playing them over and over... Zal's guitar swells are just magic.

[patwalker]

Take a walk in the sun and fall on my face on somebody's new mowed lawn 😁 . Love that line

[amberackerson]

Whenever I’m driving behind someone who is driving indecisively waiting for them to turn or not turn I sing “did you ever have to make up your mind…”

[AudiophileGuy]

That was good. Brings back a flood of my youth.

[BETTYBOOTHSHACKLETON]

Absolutely fantastic, live performance real vocals not minced up through a processor

[topologyrob]

So much pop in the 1960s was nostalgic for the 1920s-30s

[Colin-eegh]

One of my Dads favourites, thinking of you as it plays .Never forgotten ❤

[imeldaleon]

What a great time.. westhampton beach.. seeing them at the speonk ballroom. Those were the days...

[julieucci]

Just Awesome! 60s Music was the Best!

[williamwilson]

I was 8 years old…still love the song and the band at 64.

[norobbery]

Good lord! What happened to this craftsmanship?>??? Just beautiful!

[amiblueful]

I always love watching Joe Butler behind the drums. He had such a good time. And Zal was forever clowning it up. Great band at a great time.

[michaelcummingsherrera]

John Sebastian and his natural vocal talent which is something that is sadly lacking today.