Peter, Paul and Mary.

Well I was still a little girl in the 60's and don't have many musical memories, - but the 70's is a different matter completely. It was "my" era - growing up, first parties, going off to Uni - you know the sort of thing!? I was definately a child of my generation - all the great English progressive rock bands like Genesis, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, etc were my heroes, and I actually still listen to them today. The only thing I really remember from the 60's was "Born to be Wild" by Steppenwolf, and I can still remember when I was about 10 or 11, being out in the garden singing that at the top of my lungs..........! LOL! Poor neighbours!!! So - just for old times sake:- Like a true nature's child We were born, born to be wild We can climb so high I never wanna die Born to be wild Born to be wild

Yes, I remember Peter Paul & Mary and many other singers and groups of that era. I believe the best part of that genre of music was that the singing was the feature - not all the loud music that drowns out the words. The vocals then were distinct. They might have been meaningless ("Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket. Save it for a rainy day. - Perry Como) but they were harmless. They were clear. They were sing-able. They were enjoyable. They were not deafening.

I loved Where Have all the Flowers Gone. I also still love Puff the Magic Dragon. I sing it to my son all the time. I wish they would air the animated special like they used to. I'd love my son to see it. I think he would love it. I know I did.