More of the Monkees [Deluxe Edition] [Digipak] [Remaster] by Monkees (The) (CD, Aug-2006, 2 Discs, Rhino)

Album Features
UPC:	081227774424
Artist:	Monkees (The)
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2006
Record Label:	Rhino
Genre:	Bubble Gum, Oldies
Number Of Discs:	2

Track Listing
DISC 1: MORE OF THE MONKEES:
1. She
2. When Love Comes Knockin' (At Your Door)
3. Mary, Mary
4. Hold on Girl
5. Your Auntie Grizelda
6. (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone
7. Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)
8. Kind of Girl I Could Love, The
9. Day We Fall in Love, The
10. Sometime in the Morning
11. Laugh
12. I'm a Believer
13. Apples, Peaches, Bananas and Pears
14. Ladies Aid Society - (Original Mono Mix, previously unreleased)
15. I'll Spend My Life with You - (First Recorded Version)
16. I Don't Think You Know Me - (Second Recorded Version)
17. Through the Looking Glass - (First Recorded Version)
18. Don't Listen to Linda - (First Recorded Version)
19. Kicking Stones
20. Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow) - (With Narration)
21. I'm a Believer - (Alternate Mix)
22. Mr. Webster - (First Recorded Version)

DISC 2:
13. Valleri - (First Recorded Version)
14. Words - (First Recorded Version)
15. Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow) - (TV Version)
16. I'll Be Back Up on My Feet - (First Recorded Version)
17. Tear Drop City - (Alternate Mix)
18. Of You - (Mono Mix, previously unreleased)
19. Hold on Girl - (First Recorded Version)
20. (I Prithee) Do Not Ask for Love

Details
Playing Time:	105 min.
Contributing Artists:	Glen Campbell, Neil Sedaka, James Burton, Hal Blaine
Distributor:	WEA (Distributor)
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
The Monkees: Peter Tork, Michael Nesmith (vocals, guitar); Davy Jones (vocals); Mickey Dolenz (drums).Additional personnel: James Burton, Glen Campbell, Wayne Erwin, Gerry McGee, Louie Shelton, Al Gafa, Al Casey, Michael Deasy, Don Peake (guitar); Jimmie Seals (saxophone); Neil Sedaka, Michael Cohen (piano); Bobby Hart (organ); Don Randi, Michael Rubini (harpsichord, organ); Larry Taylor, Russell Savakus, Larry Knechtel, Bob West, Carol Kaye, Ray Pohlman (bass); Hal Blaine, Billy Lewis, Herbert Lovell, Jim Gordon (drums); Norm Jeffries, Henry Lewy, Frank Capp, Julius Wechter, Gene Estes, David Walters (percussion); Tommy Boyce (background vocals).Producers include: Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart, Michael Nesmith, Jeff Barry,Jack Keller.Reissue producers: Andrew Sandoval, Bill Inglot.Recorded in Hollywood, California and New York, New York in 1966. Originally released on Colgems (102). Includes liner notes by Andrew Sandoval.The Monkees: Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz, Peter Tork.Personnel: Peter Tork (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Michael Nesmith (vocals, steel guitar, background vocals); Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz (vocals, background vocals); Wayne Erwin (guitar, background vocals); Glenn Ross Campbell , Willard Suyker, Gerry McGee, Mike Deasy Sr. , James Burton, Don Thomas, Al Gafa, Louie Shelton (guitar); Tommy Boyce (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Neil Diamond (acoustic guitar); Louis Stone, Louis Haber, Irving Spice (violin); David Sackson, Murray Sandry (viola); Seymour Barab (cello); Ethmer Roten (flute); Norman Benno (oboe); Jim Seals (saxophone); Steve Huffsteter (trumpet); Dick Hyde, Gilbert Falco (trombone); Bob Jung, Don McGinnis (horns); Bobby Hart (piano, organ, background vocals); Michel Rubini (harpsichord, keyboards); Don Randi, Larry Knechtel, Michael Cohen, Neil Sedaka (keyboards); Buddy Salzman, Hal Blaine, Herb Lovelle (drums); Norm Jeffries (tambourine, percussion); Alan Estes (timpani); Frank Capp, Gene Estes, Julius Wechter, Gary Coleman, Emil Richards (percussion); Ron Hicklin (background vocals).Additional personnel: Jim Gordon (percussion); Hal Blaine, Neil Diamond, Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart.Audio Remasterers: Dan Hersch; Andrew Sandoval; Bill Inglot.Liner Note Authors: Don Kirshner; Andrew Sandoval.Recording information: American Recording Co., Studio City, CA (06/25/1966-11/23/1966); RC Victor Studio B, Hollywood, CA (06/25/1966-11/23/1966); RCA Victor Studio A, Hollywood, CA (06/25/1966-11/23/1966); Western Recorders Studio 2, Hollywood, CA (06/25/1966-11/23/1966).Photographer: Bernard Yeszin.Clearly they were not America's answer to the Beatles, even though at the time moptop fans seethed and decided to boycott them. They were the best manufactured pop group ever, and in Michael Nesmith had a musical semi-genius. Their second album, apart from the wretched "Your Auntie Grizelda," carries on from their debut. It contains the mantric "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone," Neil Diamond's chunka-chunka-chunk "Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)," the funky "Mary Mary" and the paragon, "I'm A Believer," also written by Neil Diamond. Euphoric and nostalgic and completely marijuana-free.