Listening to this trio takes us back to a time when artists wrote about music that mattered. Peter, Paul & Mary didn't just complain about things like today's artists. Rather, they wrote poignant lyrics and offered solutions. Here is the complete Hits List:
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1962: "Lemon Tree" (#35, #12 Easy Listening)
"If I Had a Hammer (The Hammer Song)" --#10
1963: "Puff (the Magic Dragon)" --#2, #10 R&B, #1 Easy Listening
"Big Boat" (#93)
"Settle Down (Goin' Down That Highway)" --#56, #14 Easy Listening
"Blowin' in the Wind" (#2, #1 Easy Listening)
"Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" (#9, #2 Easy Listening)
"Stewball" (#35, #17 Easy Listening)
"A-Soalin'"
1964: "Tell It On the Mountain" (#33, #7 Easy Listening)
"Oh Rock My Soul (Part 1) --#93
1965: "For Lovin' Me" (#30, #5 Easy Listening)
"When the Ship Comes In" (#91, #23 Easy Listening)
"Early Mornin' Rain" (#91, #13 Easy Listening)
1966: "Cruel War" (#52, #4 Easy Listening)
"Hurry Sundown" (#37 Easy Listening)
"The Other Side of This Life" (#100, #33 Easy Listening)
"For Baby (For Bobbie)"
1967: "I Dig Rock & Roll Music" (#9)
"Too Much of Nothing" (#35)
1968: "Love City (Postcard From Duluth)"
1969: "Day Is Done" (#21, #7 Easy Listening)
"Leaving On a Jet Plane" (#1, #1 Easy Listening)
"The Marvelous Toy"
That's a total of 13 hits, six of those going Top 10 with the #1 "Leaving On a Jet Plane". On the Easy Listening chart, they scored 14 hits with seven Top 10's and two #1's.
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