Cage Rage Fight = John Phillips v Jake Bostwick Championships 25. + Informações

Not Doo Wop But a great sound. Loved it when it was released,alas it did not become a hit.But turn your sound up as this has great stereo seperation. + Informações

Watch in FULLSCREEN 480p - Lights Off - Album : Wolfking of LA - written by John Phillips, Musicians : Keyboards : Larry Knechtel, Bass : Joe Osborne, Guitar & Harmonica : John Phillips, Eric Hord, David Cohen, Dobro & Lead : James Burton, Steel : Buddy Emmons, Red Rhodes, Fiddle : Gordon Terry, Drums & Percussion : Hal Blaine I would like to thanks Carlos Fedor (milluy) for sharing with me those beautiful Michelle Phillips images used in this clip on : 0:57s,1:07, 1:11, 2:16 m. Images of Santa Monica, Malibu and Curumuxatiba pier (Bahia, Brasil) : Eduardo Franco Images editing : Eduardo Franco 2009. + Informações

John Edmund Andrew Phillips (August 30, 1935 March 18, 2001), was an American singer, guitarist, and songwriter. Known as Papa John, Phillips was a member and leader of the singing group The Mamas & the Papas. + Informações

"Drum" from the album "John the Wolfking of LA". + Informações

www.cinefear.com - Here is a clip from the Friends in Concert performance from the early eighties. First you get a little of them singing Straight Shooter, and giving John's preference for the needle it's a truly fitting song. Then we have the interview were Mackenzie tells of how she and her dad wrote a love song together (?) Now, given light on recent developments between Mackenzie and her dad, this is truly a revelation on it's own. She then launches into the love song...Despite the illness, the Mamas and the Papas were a great group, and it's nice to see Denny and Elaine "Spanky" McFarlane (filling in for the late Cass Elliot). The Association also played on this show , and the full performance video also includes Gary Pucket and the Turtles (featuring Flo and Eddie). You can get a copy right here www.cinefear.com. + Informações

WHOA! TV's Michelle Tyler speaks to John Phillips at BAMMA 4.. + Informações

Another piece from "The Gathering of Flowers - The Anthology of Mamas and Papas". 1970. John tells more about fun in Virgin Islands (St. John), tells about that He and Cass was in the same hometown, Alexandria, Virginia. However, they never meet because Cass was in school when John left his town. John laughs from the story of Cass, when She followed Denny in Virgin Islands, and John says "Imagine Cass camping " :)) I can imagine, The Mamas And Papas had a lot of black memories, but except that, they always wearer smile in their faces, and they were warm and friendly persons, as i learned from all the stories I heard and read. Hope you enjoy this dialogue of John Phillips, Leave a comment or rate :) Christopher.. + Informações

John Phillips ''Me And My Uncle''. + Informações

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oh virginia she moves trough the crowd like a swan laughing with one, kiss another, then she's gone but backstage at the ballet it's a bore I can't give the ladies anymore oh virginia, i miss the blue ridge mountains oh virginia, i miss the shenandoah valley oh virginia, i miss your change of seasons and i miss some good ol' friends who are livin' back home she stand polite while i am gloriusly rude just the other night i had my elbows in my food she say that i must sparkle more but backstage at the balletit's a bore oh virginia, i miss the blue ridge mountains oh virginia, i miss the shenandoah valley oh virginia, i miss your change of seasons and i miss some good ol' friends who are livin' back home solo (mick taylor) her skin's so white and her forehead so high i could not kiss my ballerina goodbye i pinned a note upon her door said backstage at the ballet it's a bore oh virginia, i miss the blue ridge mountains oh virginia, i miss the shenandoah valley oh virginia, i miss your change of seasons and i miss some good ol' friends who are livin' back home oh virginia, i miss the blue ridge mountains oh virginia, i miss the shenandoah valley oh virginia, i miss your change of seasons and i miss some good ol' friends who are livin' back home yes i do well i miss some good ol' friends who're livin' back home hey don't you don't you miss some good ol' friends who're livin' back home ***************************************** oh virginia drums:? bass: ron wood electric .... + Informações

John Phillips sings 'Mississippi'. + Informações

John Phillip Sousa-West Point March. + Informações

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www.josefeliciano.com John Phillips Mamas & Papas interview about Jose Feliciano in 2000, California Dreamin' was his so personal soul cover in 1968 like b-side of his hit single of Light My Fire and part of the Album "Feliciano!" nr.2 in the US chart that year and nominated in Grammy like best album of the year. + Informações

Jim Wallhead vs. John Phillips from House of Pain 5 in Swansea, Wales in April 2006. Jim Wallhead defends his HOP British Welterweight Title against a local amateur boxing star. + Informações

MMA TROJAN TEAM ANNO DOMINI fight night 27.01.2007. PULA - CROATIA. + Informações

From BAMMA 6 at Wembley in London, Great Britain.. + Informações

"San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)" is a song, written by John Phillips of The Mamas & the Papas, and sung by Scott McKenzie. It was written and released in June 1967 to promote the Monterey Pop Festival. McKenzie's song became an instant hit. The lyrics tell the listeners, "If you're going to San Francisco, be sure to wear some flowers in your hair". Due to the difference between the lyrics and the actual title, the title is often quoted as "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers in Your Hair)". "San Francisco" reached number four on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States, and was number one in the United Kingdom and most of Europe. The single is purported to have sold over 5 million copies worldwide. The song is credited with bringing thousands of young people to San Francisco, California during the late 1960s.[citation needed] In Central Europe, young people adopted "San Francisco" as an anthem for freedom, and it was widely played during Czechoslovakia's 1968 Prague Spring uprising against Soviet rule.[citation needed] The song has been featured in several films, including Frantic, The Rock and Forrest Gump (Wikipedia).. + Informações

Mono single mix of John Phillips' 1970 hit - the album version is on "Wolf King Of LA". John is backed up by members of LA's session musician elite, the Wrecking Crew, including Hal Blaine (drums), Joe Osborn (bass) and James Burton (guitar).. + Informações

John Phillips Cage Rage. + Informações

John Phillips knocks out James zikic in round one.. + Informações

First version of the song that would become The Beach Boys' "Somewhere Near Japan". + Informações

www.BAMMA.com John Phillips vs James Zikic - BAMMA 4 - Birmingham's National Indoor Arena on Sat 25th September 2010. + Informações

From John, The Wolfking of LA. + Informações