Mike Nesmith did not take part in the recording of this song because he thought it was crap and did not think it would even chart on Billboard. Boy was he wrong. This song reached number one on Billboards Hot 100 charts and stayed at number one for seven weeks. Hey Jude by The Beatles stayed at number one for nine weeks two years later........
Actually, Mike really liked the song when he first heard it and wanted to sing lead and produce it as well, but, Jeff Barry refused. After that, Nez didn't want to have anything to do with it...
@@gungadin164 I can’t really hear him either to be honest, but he could be the low octave singing the “I’m a Believer…Doubt in my mind” that is barely heard
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Mickey Dolenz was a great vocalist very underated He's the only.one left now 😢
If he was so darn good , why was he only ever just a fictional singer in a fictional pop group on a lamé Television show ?
Micky Dolenz is one of the most underrated and recognizable voices in rock history.
Couldn't agree more! Unique voice. They lucked out big time when the cast him for the show.
Absolutely.
That bass-line is crazy. I've often had to play it at gigs, and it takes concentration. 🙂
He’s the same dude on Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison
@@jeffkahl You're right! I play bass in a ukulele band (no judgements, please!) and had to transpose it since the ladies are all altos.
Never thought the bass was that complicated until now
Mickey's vocals, prime Dolenz, very nuanced, campare it to Neil Diamond's version.
This is awesome. Big Monkees fan. Hope you will do more.
Excellent. Thanks for compiling and uploading.
Excelente trabajo. Muy bueno
Mike Nesmith did not take part in the recording of this song because he thought it was crap and did not think it would even chart on Billboard. Boy was he wrong. This song reached number one on Billboards Hot 100 charts and stayed at number one for seven weeks. Hey Jude by The Beatles stayed at number one for nine weeks two years later........
Actually, Mike really liked the song when he first heard it and wanted to sing lead and produce it as well, but, Jeff Barry refused. After that, Nez didn't want to have anything to do with it...
Mike was more interested in his songs than the Monkees
I knew Neil Diamond wrote this song but I never knew he played guitar on it too
Neil's version has a very similar arrangement. The guitar parts sound a lot alike. Now I know why.
What model organ and electric piano was that?
@@abath07 I’m not sure if that information exists, perhaps there are experts with that information but unfortunately I am not one of them :(
I believe you that Peter is on the track--but I really can't hear him at all!?
@@gungadin164 I can’t really hear him either to be honest, but he could be the low octave singing the “I’m a Believer…Doubt in my mind” that is barely heard
Carol Kaye on bass????
No, this was recorded in New York
Russ Savakus. Up to now, I didn’t know he played electric. He did a lot of upright bass on folk records in NYC.
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