Triplicate plus one.

Here are three plus one PP&M songs I listen to (and play) over and over.

Hurry Sundown


Rich Man, Poor Man



Pack Up Your Sorrows (they're cover of Richard Farina's song)


The Song is Love

Oh my but these bring back some really great memories :-)

In the picture from Rich Man, Poor Man, Paul sure does look like Topolov!

I'm surprised you didn't use Jet Plane, my favourite PP&M song. Certainly, a trio that had some great music.

My first thought.

Bryan Elliott- Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief

First time I hear of PP&M. Thanks for that.

I'm glad I could introduce you to them.

Listen to the song..

"A rich man eats when he wishes; a poor man whenever he can."

it gives you the basic truth of society and the individual within the embodiment of the 4 classical elements of Greek cosmology all in 4 simple stanzas.

John Denver's "Jet Plane" is a nice song but it's far from one of my favorites.  Another Denver song they popularized (and which I like better) is "For Baby (For Bobbie)" even though Mary Travers is the only vocalist.  

Topolov definitely favors Noel Stookey in his younger days. 

I prefer their version over John's although my range is the same as his and I can sound a lot like him on many of his songs. I understand now that you were only doing their original work. 

It's triplicate plus one... the plus on is their cover of a Richard Farina (who was married to Mimi Baez, Joan's sister, and died very young in a motorcycle accident) song. 
Here's Mimi and dick Farina singing the playful "Hard Lovin' Loser."

Very nice addition! Thank you.

I wasn't aware of the tragic short life of Joan's sister. 

It was Joan's brother-in-law, not Mimi, who died in to accident 

Thanks, I miss read the relationship.