Do You Believe in Magic
The Lovin' SpoonfulReported release: 1965Date needs verification
Source year-end #89Written by John Sebastian about the power of music.
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The Lovin' Spoonful grew from New York's folk scene into a quartet whose recordings combined folk material, blues roots and pop songwriting. Do You Believe in Magic and Summer in the City became widely familiar singles. The Daydream album reflects the group's concise arrangements, with guitars, piano and vocal interplay supporting songs including You Didn't Have to Be So Nice.
Sundazed - The Lovin Spoonful Daydream original-master reissue notes
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Reported release: 1965Date needs verification
Source year-end #89Written by John Sebastian about the power of music.
View background statusRelease: 1965Source checked
Screenshot additions: 1960s listYou Didn't Have to Be So Nice was a Lovin' Spoonful single before its appearance on Daydream. The Kama Sutra issue credits John Sebastian and Steve Boone as writers and Erik Jacobsen as producer. Sundazed's...
Read background and sourcesJohn Sebastian's lazy summer day in New York City
View background statusReported release: 1966Date needs verification
Source year-end #48The dilemma of choosing between multiple romantic interests
View background statusReported release: 1966Date needs verification
Source year-end #35The experiences of city life during hot summer days and nights
View background status1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.