Peter, Paul and Mommy, Too

About This Movie

So, 'Peter, Paul and Mommy, Too' is one of those charming specials where you get to see Peter, Paul and Mary live, performing a delightful mix of children's songs and folk tunes. The recording was done at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, which really adds a unique atmosphere to the whole thing — you can almost feel the warmth of the audience's engagement. The pacing is nice, allowing the music to breathe, and their harmonies just shine through the simplicity of it all. There's a kind of nostalgic vibe here, capturing that essence of childhood wonder. It's distinct in how it blends music and storytelling, with each performance feeling like a cozy gathering rather than a staged show.

This special has seen various formats over the years, but its availability can be quite sporadic, making it something of an interesting chase for collectors. The DVD release isn't abundantly common, and VHS copies occasionally pop up but often at inflated prices. There’s a particular charm in its recorded atmosphere that makes it appealing for enthusiasts of live music performances, especially those who appreciate folk music and its stories.