If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears, which went to No. 1, The Mamas The Papas, which reached No. 4, Deliver, which hit No. 2 and the compiled-hits LP Farewell To The First Golden Era which reached No. 5. After the demise of the group in 1969, Doherty recorded two solo albums, then returned to New York City where he played the lead on Broadway in Phillip's Man on The Moon. In 1978 he went to Halifax to host Denny's Sho for CBC TV and also continued to act, landing the lead in Paul Ledoux's North Mountain Breakdown as well as many roles at Halifax's Neptune Theatre. The Mamas and the Papas were reunited in the early '80s with original members Doherty, Phillips, plus Spanky McFarlane and McKenzie Phillips. Doherty continues to perform occasionally with the group, squeezing in appearances between theatre engagements such as Fire, The Secret Garden and tapings of his hit children's TV show Theodore Tugboat.
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