This American folk duo, consisting of MItch Cohen (vocals and guitar) and MIckey Devlin (vocals and autoharp) are perhaps best known for their 1966 album 'Together Forever'. They released seven albums during their brief career, influencing artists such as Richard and Linda Thompson and Sonny and Cher, before splitting in 1968 following the release of their critically acclaimed album 'When you're next to me'. Mitch Cohen went on to release three solo albums, though never achieving the mainstream success of his early work with MIckey.