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Music

Monday Monday The Mamas And The Papas (1966)

by Brad Rosenberg

Published May 25, 2017

Monday Monday The Mamas And The Papas (1966)

According to Phillips, he wrote the song rather hastily, with a timing of about 20 minutes. “Monday, Monday” contains a fake ending. There is a quick pause before the actual ending of the song, and goes up half an octave for the bridges and refrains of the tune. It was the second number-one hit song in the U.S. to have a false ending in it, following the Young Rascal’s “Good Lovin.”  It was also  the first time something like this happened between consecutive number one hits.

John Phillips
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