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Hi, D is Gilbert Gottfried, and this is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast with my co-host, Frank Santo Padre.

Our guest this week is a musician, recording artist, soundtrack composer,

Broadway composer, children's book author, TV presenter,

and one of the most admired and accomplished singer-songwriters of the last six decades.

As the lead singer of one of the founding members of the iconic 1960s

pop rock group, The Love and Spoonful, he sold millions of records, appeared on dozens of

television shows, played to sold out venues, and even influenced artists like Paul McCartney,

John Mellencamp, and Brian Wilson, to name a few.

You know his famous compositions by heart.

Daydream.

Do you believe in magic?

You didn't have to be so nice. Darling, come home soon.

Did you ever have to make up your mind? Nashville Cats, welcome back and the chart-topping

number one hit song, Summer in the City. He's collaborated with filmmakers like Woody Allen and

Francis Ford Coppola and worked with a who's who of music icons, including Cass Elliott,

Crosby Stills, and Nash, Paul Simon, the Everly Brothers, The Doors, Gordon Lightfoot,

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