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Mentioning Donovan List of songs in which Donovan is mentioned in some way.
· Song by: Frank Zappa · Appears on: 200 Motels (Soundtrack) · Year: 1971 · Quote: ...Man! This stuff is great! It's just as if Donovan himself had appeared oon my very own TV with words of peace, love and eternal cosmic wisdom! Leading me. Guiding me. On paths of everlasting pseudo-karmic negligence, in the very midst of my drug-induced nocturnal emission... Fakin' It · Song by: Simon & Garfunkel · Appears on: Bookends (Album) · Year: 1968 · Quote: ...Good morning, Mr.Leitch! Have you had a busy day?... · Trivia: the girl who says that is Beverly Martyn, as Paul Simon claimed in an interview for Rolling Stone magazine in 1972. Beverly Martyn (born Beverly Kutner) was an old friend of Donovan's and was part of a love triangle with him and singer-songwriter Bert Jansch. Finisterre · Song by: Saint Etienne · Appears on: Finisterre (Album) · Year: 2002 · Quote: ...I believe in Donovan over Dylan/In love over cynicism... I Dig Rock 'n' Roll Music · Song by: Peter, Paul & Mary · Appears on: Album 1700 (Album) · Year: 1967 · Quote: ...I dig Donovan in a dream-like, tripped out way · Song by: Noel Harrison · Appears on: The Windmills Of Your Mind (Single B Side) · Year: 1969 · Quote: the entire song is a tribute to Donovan. · Song by:The Barron Knights · Appears on: Merry Gentle Pops (Single) · Year: 1965 · Quote: the song is a medley featuring the comedy group The Barron Knights performing short impressions of 60's chart stars such as Sandie Shaw, The Ivy League, Marianne Faithfull and many more as well as Donovan. In the sung intro leading up to the song they sing: · Song by: Noel Harrison · Appears on: Santa Monica Pier (Album, Reprise RS 6295) · Year: May 1968 · Trivia: Harrison can be heard calling out Donovan twice as the song fades out. In the liner notes to the self-penned song he is quoted as saying, "I call out for Donovan at the end because he wrote better songs about seagulls than I could". Talking World War III Blues · Song by: Bob Dylan · Appears on: Don't Look Back (Documentary) · Year: 1967 · Quote: ...I looked in my closet · Song by: Frank Zappa · Appears on: Tinseltown Rebellioin (Album) · Year: 1981 · Quote: ...All over Atlantis, Atlantis · Song by: Frank Zappa · Appears on: Frank Zappa Meets The Mothers Of Prevention (Album) · Year: 1985 · Quote: ...They were mellow Wight Is Wight · Song by: Michel Delpech · Appears on: ? · Year: 1969 · Quote: ...Wight is Wight
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