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.
#flbgn# 2002 Ed#fidbgn#59452#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 1973 Saga of Sonora#fidbgn#31487#fidend##flend# (Performer), #flbgn# 1963-1974 The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson#fidbgn#24757#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1974 Energy Crisis#fidbgn#32000#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1973 Match Game 73#fidbgn#31415#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1973 The New Scooby-Doo Movies#fidbgn#31642#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1970-1972 The Carol Burnett Show#fidbgn#29598#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1969-1970 The Johnny Cash Show#fidbgn#28836#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1970 The Ray Stevens Show#fidbgn#29460#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1970 The John Davidson Show#fidbgn#29415#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1969 This Is Tom Jones#fidbgn#28756#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1969 The Mama Cass Television Program#fidbgn#28704#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1965 Shindig!#fidbgn#25759#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 2007 True Bond#fidbgn#69411#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 2005 California Dreamin': The Songs of 'The Mamas & the Papas'#fidbgn#64137#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 1998 Behind the Music#fidbgn#53946#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 1995 Rock Family Trees#fidbgn#50795#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 1998 Zingo#fidbgn#55006#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 1972 Young Dr. Kildare#fidbgn#30980#fidend##flend# (Performer), #flbgn# 1971 The Red Skelton Hour#fidbgn#30197#fidend##flend# (Performer), #flbgn# 1970-1974 The Mike Douglas Show#fidbgn#29617#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1972 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In#fidbgn#30717#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1972 The Hollywood Squares#fidbgn#30840#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1972 The Midnight Special#fidbgn#30860#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1972 The Monty Hall Smokin-Stokin' Fire Brigade#fidbgn#30861#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1972 The Rolf Harris Show#fidbgn#30880#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1966-1971 New American Bandstand 1965#fidbgn#26838#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1966-1970 The Ed Sullivan Show#fidbgn#26828#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1970 The Rosey Grier Show#fidbgn#29471#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1969 Music Scene#fidbgn#28487#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1966-1969 The Hollywood Palace#fidbgn#26819#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1968 The Andy Williams Show#fidbgn#27940#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1966 Where the Action Is#fidbgn#26732#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1966 Hullabaloo#fidbgn#26327#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1963 The Danny Kaye Show#fidbgn#24527#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 2014 The Sixties#fidbgn#81720#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 1997 Top of the Pops 2#fidbgn#53596#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 1993 The Carol Burnett Show: A Reunion#fidbgn#48755#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 2009 Horizon#fidbgn#72241#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 2007-2008 Lost#fidbgn#69564#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 1996 Beautiful Thing#fidbgn#51450#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 1970 Monte Walsh#fidbgn#29213#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 1970 Pufnstuf#fidbgn#29270#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 1969 Last Summer#fidbgn#28448#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 1972 Love, American Style#fidbgn#30622#fidend##flend# (Performer), #flbgn# 1970 Pufnstuf#fidbgn#29270#fidend##flend# (Performer), #flbgn# 1995 The History of Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 4#fidbgn#50994#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1974 California My Way#fidbgn#31920#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1973 Don't Call Me Mama Anymore#fidbgn#31253#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1972 Dinah's Place#fidbgn#30496#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1969-1971 The Andy Williams Show#fidbgn#28849#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1968 Monterey Pop#fidbgn#27831#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1968 NBC Experiment in Television#fidbgn#27839#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1963 Talent Scouts#fidbgn#24497#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 2003 Mayor of the Sunset Strip#fidbgn#61212#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 2001 The Best of Music Flashback Television Shows: Featuring Music#fidbgn#58685#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 2008 Qwerty#fidbgn#70780#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 1973 L'Amour#fidbgn#31371#fidend##flend# (Sound), #flbgn# 1973 The Dean Martin Comedy Hour#fidbgn#31586#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1973 Get Happy#fidbgn#31301#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1972 The Julie Andrews Hour#fidbgn#30847#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1971 Headshop#fidbgn#29864#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1970 The David Frost Show#fidbgn#29373#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1970 It's Lulu#fidbgn#29131#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1970 Get It Together#fidbgn#29082#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1967-1968 The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour#fidbgn#27501#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1967 ABC Stage 67#fidbgn#26881#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1966 Screen Test #3#fidbgn#26497#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1966 Screen Test #4#fidbgn#26498#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 1963 Hootenanny#fidbgn#24343#fidend##flend# (in person), #flbgn# 2003-2009 Biography#fidbgn#62026#fidend##flend# (Other), #flbgn# 2003 Ed Sullivan's Rock 'n' Roll Classics, Vol. 4: Elvis & Other Rock#fidbgn#60879#fidend##flend# (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 - DOCUMENT SIGNED 09/26/1967 WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 285875Document signed by John Phillips, Michelle Phillips, Cass Elliot, and Dennis Doherty, dated September 26, 1967, requesting royalties from Dunhill Records. It includes their instructions and crossed-out details of Lou Adler's name and address. Highly desirable due to all four signatures.
Sale Price $2,750.00
$3,250.00
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THE MAMAS AND THE PAPAS - DOCUMENT SIGNED 09/27/1967 WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 285879Document signed by members of The Mamas and the Papas—John Phillips, Michelle Phillips, Dennis Doherty, and Cass Elliot—as well as producer Lou Adler. Dated September 27, 1967, it terminates their contract with Dunhill Records.
Price: $3,250.00
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THE MAMAS AND THE PAPAS - DOCUMENT SIGNED 09/28/1967 WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 285881Document signed by John Phillips, Michelle Phillips, Cass Elliot, and Dennis Doherty, dated September 28, 1967, confirming agreements with Dunhill Records and music publishers. Includes significant content regarding royalty arrangements and expenses, along with multiple signatures from the artists and music executives.
Price: $3,250.00
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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.
Price: $3,500.00
