THE GIRL I KNEW SOMEWHERE--THE MONKEES (NEW ENHANCED VERSION) 720p
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2016
- The computer must have had a virus/malware and it destroyed my final
mix so I had to take 2 earlier mixes and splice them together to save the project. I'm satisfied with the mix for the TH-cam video. This was a tricky song to work on with the 12 string acoustic and percussion. I especially like the middle harpsichord part with the 12 string filling in on that channel. I didn't want to try and play any of that
on the keyboard either. A little extra vocal tracking to make it more interesting. Hope you Monkee fans like. - เพลง
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R.I.P. Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork, Davy Jones 😎😎😎🧡🧡🧡
Grew up with the Monkees, was 6 when their show started and begged my parents to buy me a set of drums so I could pound along with Mickey on "I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone". Got their first two albums as presents and bought some 45's as well. Just found out Mike Nesmith died, now Mickey stands alone. Didn't know Mike wrote this song and Mary Mary. They were part of my young youth. RIP.
*Micky
Born in 1960? 58 here.
I can dig it ! Thrifty ice cream 5 cents for a single scoop... I like rocky road and cherry...
Nice of your Parents to help you on your way.
Love this song and Nez's vocals fit perfectly!! The video they recorded is so innocent and carefree, so classic 60s!!!! RIP DAVY, MIKE AND PETER
R.I.P. Michael Nesmith. Thank you. 🙏🏿🤦🏽♀️💐😓😓😓😓 Thank you Davy and Peter. Micky, be strong😪
My favorite Monkees tune. First, because it's musically delicious and lends me that pure '60s pop experience, 2:32 of pure joy; and second, because of what it represents - one of the earliest times the band played their own instruments in the studio, after having won that right from their ex music overlord Don Kirshner.
I miss the aaahhhs during the bridge.
One of my favorites. The harpsichord solo Peter decided to throw in was a game changer for this song. The music. Lyrics and vocals are second to none.
Did you know that Pete was the most musically inclined? He had the most talent but ALL together they were great weren’t they?🎉🎉🎉❤
Wow, this sounded great! This has always been one of my favorites of theirs.
THIS is the best Monkees song...bar none!! Wayyy better than Sometime in the Morning!!! Totally captures that sound!! Well second only to Porpoise Song!!
The song the girl that I knew somewhere is a awesome and excellent song by the Monkees. This is a amazing song and I love it and added it to my playlist.
Back in that time machine again tonight. Use to run home from school with my best friend Tommy to catch this show everyday. And now I find out another piece of my childhood has died.Take care Nez, say hello to Davey and Peter for us.
Love, Love, Love....Thank you for your awesome music that I cherish all of my life....
There greatest moment as a cohesive band, man what could have been. Nez was a great songwriter and Mickey a fantastic, underrated singer.
Far as I’m concerned Mickey was not under rated
The only singing drummer better than Micky was Karen Carpenter.....everyone knows what a magnificent voice she had, but according to Hal Blaine, the legendary drummer who played on 40 #1 songs, and 150 top 10 songs, Karen was a really good drummer as well. MONKEES in the Rock Hall of Fame...should have been there in the 1990s !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love the video the music and pictures.Mickey is great on this song.It was really well done
Am a big Monkee fan . Nice song
Rip Peter miss you😥😥🙏🙏
Dig the enhanced version! And nice pics to go with it. Dug it for a long time.
Michael Nesmith, RIP.
My favorite Monkees song
Still love them. Saw Davy Jones with Peter Noone & Bobby Sherman on L. l. Years ago.✌🏼🎵🎼🎶🎹
Beautiful song from from of my favorite groups even though they were a few years before my time.They were my mom's generation and she loved them too
Definitivamente The Monkees fueron un grupo musical que a pesar de haber sido prefabricado , demostraron ser excelentes cantantes y que podían componer temas de gran calidad musical , una muy buena canción de Michael Nesmith
Super clarity!
Wow!
Supreme recording! 👍
You need to do all their songs!!🙏
its when I hear old songs enhanced like this I realised why I subscribed, fantastic
i love the monkees!!
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RIP peter, amazing harpichord on the only track you were left to do yourselves, RIP peter and always in our hearts Davey :) like the beatles only 2 left now :( and obv only song mickey ever sang lead on, a very individual track
The only song Mickey ever sang lead on??? Check your facts please
oh he did porpoise song too didnt he, soz grey cells aint what they were bud :) and im not a googler so i make the odd mistake, im human :)
actually im maybe wrong again there maybe that was mike, just thought mickey ddid stepping stome didnt he?
@@gimble8638 Micky sang a good chunk of The Monkees' songs from 1966 to 2018.
Wow, how can anybody think Mickey didnt sing many of the songs. Mike once talked about how impressed he was with Mickey's singing voice.
If you could have raised the volume on Mike Nesmith's background repeat of "Well goodbye dear I just can't take this chance again. My fingers are still burning from the last time." this would have been the bomb!!
What a decade sixtys magic.
❤Excellent work...love the enhancements!!❤
This song transports me back to 50 summers ago! Awesome, Kenn!
Thanks for the song Mike. Wondering... #youstillgotthewhiteoutmoney 😂😘😘😘
I just listened to the original as I wasn't familiar with the song - wow, what an improvement!
Some people ask me "What did I do different" in the enhanced version and I tell them just listen to the original and compare. The left channel was kind of empty so I used a 12 string acoustic to fill it in. With a harpsichord lead in the middle on the right I played my 12 string on the left which gives the song that full sound needed. Kenn
Sounds great!! I always liked this song.
The harpsichord solo was nicely tuned down. I always thought it was obnoxious in the original stereo recording, like it was to high in recording volume. Overall I heard voices that I could never hear before. Nicely done.
Micky Dolenz had a great voice for these pop tunes. I thought his talent was hind of wasted in The Monkeys, honestly. Imagine him with The Jefferson Airplane or something back then.
Too muted , that harpsichord was a major component of the original recording and set the tempo for the whole song .
Sounds incredible! Best version out there! Nice job!
Really difficult to decide which version I prefer tbh. The work you have done here is very apparent and there is loads to love. It makes the original stereo pale in comparison, and yet there are bits you can hear in the original that I do miss in this, also the original one mix is notably better than the original stereo, but again it obviously doesn't have the sparkly widened of your remix.
I have a lot of sympathy for you losing your real mix, though, that is a total pain in the nads. (And that's the edit at 1:24 I presume? I wasn't listening for it but it is audible)
Send me back in time.
my song favorite
Great Song... Great Job As Well..!.!.!
REST IN PEACE Mike Nesmith ❤
A very nice mix and thanks for sharing! I only wish, though, that the background vocals would have been included with the instrumental middle of the song.
A very nice mix, Kenn. I particularly like the background vocals. EDB
I never really got into A Little Bit Me and liked this side much better. And this was before finding out only Davy was featured singing on the one side and that all four played on the other, and that Nez wrote it.
Dug A Little Bit Me Better. But still liked this song.
I remember asking you about doing this song months ago, and I'm thrilled to see you did. I loved the extra vocals, but the only complaint I have is the part where Michael's vocals are muted quite a bit from the original. You know I'm no music guru, so don't think I'm criticizing, it's just that Mike's voice in this recording sounds so fantastic, and now I can hardly hear it.
+Randi Holbrook In the description above I had mentioned that the computer
had destroyed the final remix. I had no backtrack sessions I could salvage . I was up till 4:00 in the morning trying to find a way to save or access the final remix but it was destroyed. That meant I'd have to redo the entire recording of 8 hours and I was beat by then. I did the next best thing by combining the last 2 wave files that were good and splice them together. That is why Mike's voice is distorted. My computer needs to be restored before I do any more tracking or I'll have more problems like that! You have a good ear for music
Randi and a good critic of my hard work!
I understand what you're saying now, Kenn. Some day when your computer is restored, I', sure you'll get Mike's voice right. I truly love how it sounds except for that one thing, and your many hours of work on it shows!
you're work Cinematic 35 is is fantabulous! !!!
❤👍👍👍Bellissimo
Restore to me the joy of your salvation and grant me a willing spirit, to sustain me.
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My favorite Monkees song. I hear the drums very clearly at the end. I, too, noticed the absence of the backing vocals during the solo. Also, nice collection of memorabilia if all that stuff shown in your videos is yours.
Excellent job.
I'm so glad you did so well. And yet again I could barely fathom how you do so well on these
I love is music
Sounds Great!
My second favourite Mike song
RIP Mike!
Wish that somebody had the version that was on the old ROCKOLA machines! The BASS was emphasized and incredibly different!
Nesmith could write some great songs! Wish he was more consistent after show ended😔.
As good as anything Lieber and Stoller could’ve done
Thank you so much!
pattysminiatureworld They have TV Show Monkees on Directv channel 323 saturaday mornings then 2 hours of Partridge Family
ty again! great job
Excelent version
This song is great ! It sounds much better with Mickey's vocals rather than Mike's !
Mike thought so too. That's why he had Micky sing it, even though Mike wrote it.
There s another version of this one, sung by Mike. Its the same and its different at the same time. Might be fun to have a go that one too. I have always loved the guitar on this one.
If your interested the tv show is on channel 323 on directv saturdays
Yes, I picked it up pre youtube days on the Headquarters reissue cd. It was one of the bonus tracks. Mike's composition.
At 1.37 there's a poster but poor old Mike Nesmiths name is not on it, strange
Amen
Is that a harpsichord? Man it comes thru really clear
Yup and I heard Peter play that live at a Monkee concert exactly as it sounds on the CD!
@@cinematic35 It seems that I read somewhere that Peter was the most accomplished musician in the group.
Absolutely
Sorry. This song needs Peter's harpsichord.
One of my all-time favorite Monkees songs. They had excellent songwriters and Michael Nesmith was a great songwriter too. I don't think he got enough credit for the songs he wrote during this time period. I would have liked to have been a fly on a wall to have heard the struggles between Mike N. and Don K. Individually there were some great musical talent that was swept under the rug at first because the shows producers really just wanted them to be actors first and musicians second. But I think as the time went own the men understood better what their purpose was and help create good comedy. Peter by spades had been involved in the folk music scene in New York. I think he had to have had the chops to be friends with Stephen Stills. Davy was a natural drummer. Mickey was a classical trained guitarist and Michael was an adequate guitarist.
I know to a certain degree the guys wanted to be more involved on the production side once their first two albums started selling. But I don't know if the guys really understood the great musical talent of the session men and women that played on those first two albums. Holy -Molly.
These great session musicians had been playing on hundreds if not thousands of sessions for everybody in the great LA music scene for years. I am glad that the various Musical Halls have finally recognized the "Wrecking Crew" as there contribution to Hollywood and the music scene of that era.
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