Cass Elliot Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
CASS ELLIOT
Born: September 19, 1941 in Baltimore, Maryland
Died: July 29, 1974 in London, England, United Kingdom
Biography
Elliot, known as "Mama Cass", is best remembered as part of The Mamas and the Papas (1966-1968), a Southern California rock group whose lyrics expressed the pop culture of the era and whose hits included "California Dreamin'", "Monday, Monday" and "I Saw Her Again". She left the group for a solo career that included hits of her own, such as "Dream a Little Dream of Me", and many TV appearances. She died of a heart attack during a sold-out London tour in 1974.
2002-Ed (Sound), 1973-Saga-of-Sonora (Performer), 1963-1974-The-Tonight-Show-Starring-Johnny-Carson (in person), 1974-Energy-Crisis (in person), 1973-Match-Game-73 (in person), 1973-The-New-Scooby-Doo-Movies (in person), 1970-1972-The-Carol-Burnett-Show (in person), 1969-1970-The-Johnny-Cash-Show (in person), 1970-The-Ray-Stevens-Show (in person), 1970-The-John-Davidson-Show (in person), 1969-This-Is-Tom-Jones (in person), 1969-The-Mama-Cass-Television-Program (in person), 1965-Shindig! (in person), 2007-True-Bond (Other), 2005-California-Dreamin':-The-Songs-of-'The-Mamas-&-the-Papas' (Other), 1998-Behind-the-Music (Other), 1995-Rock-Family-Trees (Other), 1998-Zingo (Sound), 1972-Young-Dr.-Kildare (Performer), 1971-The-Red-Skelton-Hour (Performer), 1970-1974-The-Mike-Douglas-Show (in person), 1972-Rowan-&-Martin's-Laugh-In (in person), 1972-The-Hollywood-Squares (in person), 1972-The-Midnight-Special (in person), 1972-The-Monty-Hall-Smokin-Stokin'-Fire-Brigade (in person), 1972-The-Rolf-Harris-Show (in person), 1966-1971-New-American-Bandstand-1965 (in person), 1966-1970-The-Ed-Sullivan-Show (in person), 1970-The-Rosey-Grier-Show (in person), 1969-Music-Scene (in person), 1966-1969-The-Hollywood-Palace (in person), 1968-The-Andy-Williams-Show (in person), 1966-Where-the-Action-Is (in person), 1966-Hullabaloo (in person), 1963-The-Danny-Kaye-Show (in person), 2014-The-Sixties (Other), 1997-Top-of-the-Pops-2 (Other), 1993-The-Carol-Burnett-Show:-A-Reunion (Other), 2009-Horizon (Sound), 2007-2008-Lost (Sound), 1996-Beautiful-Thing (Sound), 1970-Monte-Walsh (Sound), 1970-Pufnstuf (Sound), 1969-Last-Summer (Sound), 1972-Love,-American-Style (Performer), 1970-Pufnstuf (Performer), 1995-The-History-of-Rock-'N'-Roll,-Vol.-4 (in person), 1974-California-My-Way (in person), 1973-Don't-Call-Me-Mama-Anymore (in person), 1972-Dinah's-Place (in person), 1969-1971-The-Andy-Williams-Show (in person), 1968-Monterey-Pop (in person), 1968-NBC-Experiment-in-Television (in person), 1963-Talent-Scouts (in person), 2003-Mayor-of-the-Sunset-Strip (Other), 2001-The-Best-of-Music-Flashback-Television-Shows:-Featuring-Music (Other), 2008-Qwerty (Sound), 1973-L'Amour (Sound), 1973-The-Dean-Martin-Comedy-Hour (in person), 1973-Get-Happy (in person), 1972-The-Julie-Andrews-Hour (in person), 1971-Headshop (in person), 1970-The-David-Frost-Show (in person), 1970-It's-Lulu (in person), 1970-Get-It-Together (in person), 1967-1968-The-Smothers-Brothers-Comedy-Hour (in person), 1967-ABC-Stage-67 (in person), 1966-Screen-Test-#3 (in person), 1966-Screen-Test-#4 (in person), 1963-Hootenanny (in person), 2003-2009-Biography (Other), 2003-Ed-Sullivan's-Rock-'n'-Roll-Classics,-Vol.-4:-Elvis-&-Other-Rock (Other)
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CASS "MAMA CASS" ELLIOT - CONTRACT SIGNED 06/29/1973 - HFSID 250999Document signed by Cass Elliot, dated June 29, 1973, detailing a three-year contract with the William Morris Agency. The contract states her role as "sole and exclusive agent" in various entertainment fields, enhancing its significance as a historical artifact.Price: $1,200.00
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THE MAMAS AND THE PAPAS - PROMISSORY NOTE SIGNED 12/01/1966 WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 350318Promissory note for $20,000 is signed by all four members of The Mamas and the Papas: J. Phillips, Michelle Phillips, Dennis Doherty, and Cass Elliot. Dated December 1, 1966, and referencing payment terms to Dunhill Records Ltd.
Sale Price $2,895.00
$3,400.00
