Cass Elliot - Don't Call Me Mama Anymore

Cass Elliot - Don't Call Me Mama AnymoreCass 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 the cabaret circuit. The album was closely tied to the successful and critically acclaimed Las Vegas show. Don't Call Me Mama Anymore is available as a limited edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on translucent purple colored vinyl. Official

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