Dave Cinelli

This was proclaimed to be more of a Rock album than their usual Folk Style. The reason PP&M tried their hand at Rock & Roll was most likely due to a Folk style album done by The Beatles 3 years earlier entitled "Rubber Soul". Rubber Soul itself most likely inspired by Bob Dylan and the 1st PP&M album. You can clearly hear a similarity between the songs: "If I had a hammer" by PP&M and "I'm looking through you" by The Beatles. Late Again would yield the hit "Too much of nothing", but it also contains an overlooked song "Reason to believe", which was covered by the Carpenters with little success, but turned into a hit when performed by Rod Stewart. This album is worth it to any Peter, Paul and Mary fan, collector or connoisseur. I highly recommend it for anyone with a great love for their music.

Good album, I'm a bit disappointed that 2 songs were omitted from the CD, "I Should Have Known Better" and "Got to Get You into my Life". "And Your Bird Can Sing" should've also been included on both the Vinyl and CD versions. "Not a Second Time" from 'Meet the Beatles' also never got the recognition it deserved.

As far as I'm concerned, this one is the best, better than Sgt. Pepper. Yesterday and Today ranks a close 2nd, followed by Revolver due to these albums having the most collective Overlooked Gems.