The Lovin' Spoonful

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  • 60s
  • classic rock
  • oldies
  • rock
  • pop
The Lovin' Spoonful was an American pop-rock band founded by John Sebastian in the 1960s. The band's name was inspired by lyrics from Mississippi John Hurt's "Coffee Blues". Most famous for the ever-popular song "Summer In The City". They are also known for songs as "Do You Believe In Magic?", "Darling Be Home Soon" and "Daydream"
The band members included lead singer, guitarist, and autoharp player John Sebastian, guitarist Zal Yanovsky, drummer Joseph Campbell Butler, keyboardist/guitarist Jerry Yester, and bassist Steve Boone.

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Songs

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    Forever

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    Four Eyes

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    Full Measure

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    Full Measure (instrumental version)

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    Girl Beautiful Girl

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    Girl, Beautiful Girl (Barbara's Theme)

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    Good Time Music

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    Gray Prison Blues

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    Henry Thomas

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    Introduction to Flick

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    Introduction to Flick (Woody Allen Dialogue)

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    It's Not Time Now

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    Jug Band Music

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    Jug Band Music (alternate instrumental version)

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    Jug of Wine

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    Kite Chase

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    Let the Boy Rock & Roll

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    Let the Boy Rock and Roll

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    Letter to Barbara

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    Lonely (Amy's Theme)

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    Lookin' to Spy

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    Lovin' You

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    Loving You

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    March

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    Me About You

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    Miss Thing's Thang

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    Miss Things Thang

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    Money

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    My Gal

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    My Gal (Poor Girl)

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    Nashville Cats

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    Never Goin' Back

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    Never Going Back

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    Night Owl

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    Night Owl Blues

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    Night Owl Blues (complete version)

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    Old Folks

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    On the Road Again

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    Only Pretty, What a Pity

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    Only Pretty, What a Pity (alternate version)

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    Only Yesterday

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    Other Side of This Life

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    Other Side of This Life (instrumental)

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    Peep Show

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    Peep Show Percussion

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    Phil's Love Theme

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    Pow

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    Pow (Theme From "What's Up Tiger Lily?")

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    Pow (Theme from What's Up Tiger Lily?)

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    Pow Revisited

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