The Lovin´ Spoonful-"Hums of The Lovin´Spoonful" (1966)

Formed in the mid-1960s by Zal Yanovsky and John Sebastian, The Lovin' Spoonful were one of the most successful folk rock bands with American blues roots and direct rivals to the Byrds.
In 1966 they published their third album and their best work "Hums Of The Lovin´Spoonful" in which it contained excellent songs such as "Summer In The City", "Rain On The Roof" or "Nashville Cats" that turned this album into a fascinating work of these great and timeless of American music, who are unjustly often forgotten when they want to remember the greats of rock.