Talk:The Peppermint Rainbow
Add topicLatest comment: 1 year ago by 2603:8081:5100:604C:8D6:ABAA:EE65:5254 in topic Alas, Wikipedia is missing...
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Poorly written
[edit]As of this writing, the whole article needs to be re-written using correct grammar: tense, possessives, etc. It is currently reads like a mess. However, it may have been composed in another language and translated (but I doubt it). The entry needs to be preserved though, because the subject is very noteworthy within the 1960's pop music scene.47.248.163.166 (talk) 01:54, 7 February 2024 (UTC)
Alas, Wikipedia is missing...
[edit]... articles on the band members as well as on "Will You Be Staying After Sunday?" Can anyone step up who has info on these topics and contribute? 2603:8081:5100:604C:8D6:ABAA:EE65:5254 (talk) 23:10, 3 January 2025 (UTC)
- That would be somewhat interesting. Also interesting would be the derivation of "Will You Be Staying After Sunday?" and their other songs, like "Michael", from classical music. If they are original and not Handel or Mozart, then what genius wrote these tunes? Wastrel Way (talk) Eric