RCA let Cass pick the songs and surrounded her with top arrangers and musicians—her gorgeous voice really got a chance to shine, making it all the more tragic that she had so little time left. Here... more

After her success with The Mamas & The Papas and two albums under the Mama Cass alias, the 1972 album Cass Elliot was her first record under her real name. After her success with The Mamas & The... more

One Mamas & Papas smash (Words of Love) and 11 of the best solo tracks from one of the quintessential singers of the folk-rock era. You get her hits Dream a Little Dream of Me; It's Getting Better;... more

The Road Is No Place For A Lady was Cass Elliot's final studio album. The album was signified with touches of swing music and gospel and was promoted with the single '(If You're Gonna) Break Another... more

Cass Elliot's album Don't Call Me Mama Anymore was recorded live over a series of nights at Mister Kelly's in Chicago. The album was the product of Cass Elliot's decision to move from pop music to... more

This 1966 Mamas & Papas debut shot to #1—and spent a whopping 105 weeks on the charts! Includes Monday, Monday; California Dreamin'; Go Where You Wanna Go; Do You Wanna Dance; Spanish Harlem, and... more