Singles Compilation – Disc 2

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Singles Compilation is a compiled by C.Syde65 in 2015. It is not an official Monkees album and thus cannot be bought. This 2-disc compilation album collects nearly all the A-Sides and B-Sides of Monkees singles from 1966 to 1987, including tracks from aborted singles.
Both '' and its B-Side '' were omitted from the original 2015 version of this compilation, since I was unaware of their existence at the time. 'I Remember the Feeling' and its B-Side 'You and I', and 'I Love You (and I'm Glad that I Said It)' and its B-Side 'Savin' My Love for You' were omitted from both the 2015 and 2022 versions of this compilation for the same reason.
In 2022, I updated the compilation to include the tracks that I'd accidentally missed out, as well as the new 2016 singles 'She Makes Me Laugh', 'You Bring the Summer', and 'Me and Magdalena' from , and the 2018 single 'Unwrap You at Christmas' from . As a result, '', 'Tapioca Tundra', '', and 'It's Nice to be with You' were transferred to the first disc to make space for the tracks that weren't included on the 2015 version of this compilation.
In 2023, I updated the compilation to include 'I Didn't Know You Had It in You Sally (You're a Real Ball of Fire)', '' and its B-Side 'No Time', 'I Remember the Feeling' and its B-Side 'You and I', and 'I Love You (and I'm Glad that I Said It)' and its B-Side 'Savin' My Love for You'. As a result, '' was transferred to the first disc to make space for the tracks that weren't included on the 2015 and 2022 versions of this compilation.
Listed below is the track listing for the second of the two discs. The track listing for the first disc can be found on this page.
==Disc Two – Track Listing==
#'As We Go Along' (, Toni Stern) – 3:54
#'' (, ) – 2:01
#'A Man without a Dream' (, King) – 3:03
#'' () – 2:46
#'' (, ) – 2:40
#'' (Nesmith) – 2:18
#'Mummy and Daddy' () – 2:13
#'' (, ) – 3:02
#'I Love You Better' (Barry, Kim) – 2:30
#'' (, Neil Brian Goldberg) – 2:08
#'Lady Jane' (Bloom, Goldberg) – 2:47
#'I Remember the Feeling' (Boyce, Hart) – 3:23
#'You and I' [from ] (Dolenz, ) – 2:46
#'I Love You (and I'm Glad that I Said It)' (Boyce, Hart) – 3:09
#'Savin' My Love for You' (Dolenz, Jones) – 3:24
#'' (, ) – 3:08
#'' [1976 Fan Club Single Version] () – 2:16
#'' (Vance Brescia) – 4:02
#'Heart and Soul' (Simon Byrne, Andrew Howell) – 3:56
#'MGB–GT' [Live] () – 2:36
#'Every Step of the Way' (Mark Clarke, Ian Hunter) – 3:13
#'(I'll) Love You Forever' [Live Version] (Jones) – 3:05
#'She Makes Me Laugh' () – 3:00
#'You Bring the Summer' () – 3:00
#'Me and Magdalena' () – 3:33
#'Unwrap You at Christmas' (Partridge) – 3:33
==Disc Two – Session Information==
'As We Go Along'
*Written by and Toni Stern
*Lead vocal by 
*Guitar: Ken Bloom, , Carole King, , Tony McCashen, and 
*Bass Guitar: Harvey Newmark
*Drums: 
*Percussion: and John Raines
*Organ: Unknown
*Flute: Unknown
*Unknown: John R. Hoenig, Tony McCashen, and 
*Produced by Micky Dolenz, , , and 
*Arranged by 
*Recorded at Wally Heider's, , , 30 May, and Original Sound, , , 1 August 1968
*Released: 23rd September and 1st December 1968
*Original Single: '' (B-Side)
*Original Album: 
*Recording Session: Head
*Airdate: 6th November 1968
*Film Debut: 
*Duration: 0:03:54
*Genre: 
*Label: 
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1968 Stereo LP Mix
*Channels: 
*Ripped from: – Disc 2
''
*Written by and 
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Backing vocals: Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart, and Ron Hicklin
*Guitar: Wayne Erwin, Gerry McGee, and 
*Bass Guitar: 
*Drums: Billy Lewis
*Tambourine: 
*Percussion: David Walters
*Produced by Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart
*Recorded at Victor Studios, Hollywood, California, 26 October 1966
*Released: 8th and 15th February 1969
*Original Single: 'Tear Drop City' (A-Side)
*Original Album: 
*Recording Session: 
*Duration: 0:02:01
*Genre: 
*Label: Colgems Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1969 Stereo LP/45 Mix / No Added Reverb
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Monkeemania (The Very Best of the Monkees) – Disc 2
*Recorded during the sessions for More of the Monkees. The song was sped up from the original recording, changing the key from G to A-flat, and mixed in stereo for Instant Replay in 1969. The original mono mix was released on . Many fans interpret this song as a remake of ''.
'A Man without a Dream'
*Written by and Carole King
*Lead vocal by David Jones
*Backing vocals: David Jones and Don Addrisi
*Guitar: Don Addrisi
*Acoustic Guitar: and 
*Bass Guitar: 
*Drums: 
*Tambourine: Hal Blaine
*Piano: and 
*Trumpet: Conte Candoli, , and Lloyd Luhman
*French Horn: Jim Decker, Vincent DeRosa, Bill Hinshaw, and Richard Perissi
*Trombone: Bob Edmondson and Lewis McCreary
*Produced by 
*Recorded at Wally Heider's Studio ♯3, 7 November 1968, and Western Recorders, Hollywood, California, 10 and 11 January 1969
*Released: 8th and 15th February 1969
*Original Single: 'Tear Drop City' (B-Side)
*Original Album: Instant Replay
*Recording Session: Instant Replay
*Duration: 0:03:03
*Genre: Broadway Music
*Label: Colgems Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1969 Stereo LP/45 Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Monkeemania (The Very Best of the Monkees) – Disc 2
*The song was originally attempted at some point during the sessions for .
''
*Written by Michael Nesmith
*Lead vocal by Michael Nesmith
*Guitar: , Mike Saluzzi, and Billy Sanford
*Electric Guitar: Michael Nesmith and 
*Steel Guitar: 
*Banjo: 
*Bass Guitar: 
*Drums: 
*Percussion: Unknown
*Piano: 
*Organ: 
*Bass Harmonica: 
*Brass: Don McGinnis
*Trumpet: , Buddy Childers, and Ray Triscari
*Trombone: 
*Tuba: John Kitzmiller
*Violin: 
*Produced by Michael Nesmith
*Horn Arrangement: 
*Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, , , 1 June, and RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, California, 9 December 1968
*Released: 26th April and 1st October 1969
*Original Single: 'Listen to the Band' / '' (A-Side – previously the B-Side)
*Original Album: 
*Recording Sessions: Head / Instant Replay
*Airdate: 4th October 1969
*Episode Debut: 'Monkee vs. Machine'
*Duration: 0:02:46
*Genre: 
*Label: Colgems Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1969 Mono LP Mix
*Channels: Mono
*Ripped from: The ★ Collection: 25th Anniversary Edition
*Though not a huge hit at the time, the song has become a sort of theme for the group. Though Nesmith claims the lyrics weren't a plea to be judged on musical merit, people nonetheless chose to view them that way. even chose the song's title as the name of the group's box set, released in April 1991. Michael would later rerecord it with his own group . Ironically, 'Listen to the Band' was originally performed with Peter Tork on their NBC TV Special early that same year. That version differs greatly from the single or album release. The album mix of the song has a slightly longer organ bridge section than the single mix does. http://monkeesmixography.wikidot.com/listen-to-the-band
*'Listen to the Band' was originally the B-Side, and 'Someday Man' the A-Side. However, because the former charted – at ♯63 – higher than the latter – ♯81 – and gained enthusiastic response, 'Listen to the Band' was rereleased as the A-Side.
''
*Written by and 
*Lead vocal by David Jones
*Backing vocal: Don Addrisi
*Electric Guitar: Unknown One of the three musicians credited with playing the guitar played the electric guitar. However, it hasn't been confirmed which of those three musicians played it.
*Guitar: Don Addrisi, Michael Deasy, and Tommy Tedesco 
*Bass Guitar: Joe Osborn
*Drums: Hal Blaine
*Percussion: Hal Blaine
*Piano: Larry Knechtel and Jimmy Rowles
*Trumpet: Conte Candoli, Buddy Childers, and Lloyd Luhman
*French Horn: Jim Decker, Vincent DeRosa, Bill Hinshaw, and Richard Perissi
*Trombone: Bob Edmondson and Lewis McCreary
*Produced by Bones Howe
*Recorded at Wally Heider's Studio ♯3, 7 November 1968, and Western Recorders, Hollywood, California, 10 January 1969
*Released: 26th April 1969 and 1979
*Original Single: 'Listen to the Band' / 'Someday Man' (B-Side – previously the A-Side)
*Original Album: – Disc 2
*Recording Session: Instant Replay
*Duration: 0:02:40
*Genre: Broadway Music
*Label: Colgems Records
*Mix/Version: 45 Version / 1969 Stereo 45 Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Monkeemania (The Very Best of the Monkees) – Disc 2
*'Someday Man' was originally the A-Side, and 'Listen to the Band' the B-Side. However, because the latter charted – at ♯63 – higher than the former – ♯81 – and gained enthusiastic response, 'Listen to the Band' was rereleased as the A-Side.
''
*Written by Michael Nesmith
*Lead vocal by Michael Nesmith
*Guitar: Harold Bradley and Billy Sanford
*Electric Guitar: Wayne Moss
*Steel Guitar: Lloyd Green
*Banjo: Bobby Thompson
*Bass Guitar: Norbert Putnam
*Drums: Jerry Carrigan
*Percussion: Unknown
*Piano: David Briggs
*Violin: Buddy Spicher
*Produced by Michael Nesmith
*Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Nashville, Tennessee, 1 June 1968
*Released: 6th September and 1st October 1969
*Original Single: 'Good Clean Fun' (A-Side)
*Original Album: The Monkees Present
*Recording Session: Head
*Airdate: 13th September 1969
*Episode Debut: 'I Was a Teenage Monster'
*Duration: 0:02:18
*Genre: Country and Western Music
*Label: Colgems Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1969 Stereo LP/45 Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Monkeemania (The Very Best of the Monkees) – Disc 2
*A country-rock/ number; as with many Nesmith tunes the title has no obvious relation to the lyrics.
'Mummy and Daddy'
*Written by Micky Dolenz
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Backing vocals: Micky Dolenz and Coco Dolenz
*Guitar: Dominick DeMieri and Mike Saluzzi
*Bass Guitar: Unknown
*Drums: Unknown
*Piano: Micky Dolenz
*Keyboard: Michel Rubini
*Brass: Don McGinnis
*Trumpet: Bud Brisbois, Buddy Childers, and Ray Triscari
*Trombone: Richard Nash
*Tuba: John Kitzmiller
*Unknown: Pat Coghlan and Dominick DeMieri
*Produced by Micky Dolenz
*Arranged by Shorty Rogers
*Recorded at Original Sound, Los Angeles, Southern California, 1 August, and RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, California, 9 December 1968 Some websites like the Monkees Sessionography claim that the song was recorded at Original Sound, , on the 1 August, while others like the Sunshine Factory claim that it was recorded at Victor Studios, , on the 1 August.
*Released: 6th September and 1st October 1969
*Original Single: 'Good Clean Fun' (B-Side)
*Original Album: The Monkees Present
*Recording Session: Head / Instant Replay
*Duration: 0:02:13
*Genre: , 
*Label: Colgems Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1969 Alternate Stereo Mix 3
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Monkeemania (The Very Best of the Monkees) – Disc 2
*The song finds Micky Dolenz overtly tackling the political issue of the treatment of Native Americans. The album mix was dramatically toned down from the original, which also touched on drug use, war, sexual reproduction, social ignorance, and the JFK assassination. The original lyrics were deemed too controversial to release in 1969. 
*The song was recorded during the sessions for Head and Instant Replay. Peter Tork later said he was sorry to have missed the track's creation.
''
*Written by and 
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Other personnel unknown
*Produced by Jeff Barry
*Arranged by Jeff Barry
*Engineered by 
*Recorded in , 5 February 1970
*Released: 1st April and 30th June 1970
*Original Single: 'Oh, My, My' (A-Side)
*Original Album: 
*Recording Session: Changes
*Airdate: 18th April 1970
*Episode Debut: 'Hitting the High Seas'
*Duration: 0:03:02
*Genre: 
*Label: Colgems Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1970 Stereo LP/45 Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Changes [2011 Reissue Bonus Tracks]
*Issued as Colgems Records 45 RPM single ♯5011, April 1970, ♯98
'I Love You Better'
*Written by Jeff Barry and Andy Kim
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Backing vocals: David Jones and Unknown
*Guitar: 
*Bass Guitar: and 
*Drums: Gary Chester and Robin McNamara
*Unknown: Ned Albright, , Andy Kim, and 
*Produced by Jeff Barry
*Arranged by Jeff Barry
*Engineered by Mike Moran
*Recorded in New York City, 5 February 1970
*Released: 1st April and 30th June 1970
*Original Single: 'Oh, My, My' (B-Side)
*Original Album: Changes
*Recording Session: Changes
*Airdate: 12th August 1972
*Episode Debut: 'The Monkees in Paris'
*Duration: 0:02:30
*Genre: Bubblegum Pop
*Label: Colgems Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1970 Stereo LP/45 Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Changes [2011 Reissue Bonus Tracks]
*Issued as Colgems Records 45 RPM single ♯5011, April 1970, ♯98
''
*Written by Bobby Bloom and Neil Brian Goldberg
*Lead vocals by Micky Dolenz and David Jones
*Backing vocals: Micky Dolenz, David Jones, and Unknown
*Guitar: Unknown
*Drums: Unknown
*Piano: Unknown
*Keyboard: Unknown
*Tambourine: Unknown
*Produced by Jeff Barry
*Arranged by Jeff Barry
*Recorded in New York City, 22 September 1970
*Released: April 1971 and 24th September 1991
*Original Single: 'Do It in the Name of Love' (A-Side)
*Original Album: – Disc 4
*Recording Session: 'Do It in the Name of Love' (Single)
*Duration: 0:02:08
*Genre: Bubblegum Pop
*Label: 
*Mix/Version: 45 Version / 1971 Stereo 45 Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Changes [2011 Reissue Bonus Tracks]
*Issued as Bell Records 45 RPM single ♯986, April 1971
'Lady Jane'
*Written by Bobby Bloom and Neil Brian Goldberg
*Lead vocals by David Jones and Micky Dolenz
*Backing vocals: Micky Dolenz, David Jones, and Unknown
*Acoustic Guitar: Unknown
*Drums: Unknown
*Piano: Unknown
*Keyboard: Unknown
*Tambourine: Unknown
*Produced by Jeff Barry
*Arranged by Jeff Barry
*Recorded in New York City, 22 September 1970
*Released: April 1971 and September 1994
*Original Single: 'Do It in the Name of Love' (B-Side)
*Original Album: Changes [1994 Reissue Bonus Tracks]
*Recording Session: 'Do It in the Name of Love' (Single)
*Duration: 0:02:47
*Genre: Bubblegum Pop
*Label: Bell Records
*Mix/Version: 45 Version / 1971 Stereo 45 Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Changes [2011 Reissue Bonus Tracks]
*Issued as Bell Records 45 RPM single ♯986, April 1971
'I Remember the Feeling'
*Written by Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart
*Lead vocals by Micky Dolenz and David Jones
*Other personnel unknown
*Produced by Micky Dolenz, David Jones, Tommy Boyce, and Bobby Hart
*Recorded at , Hollywood, California, Mid 1975
*Released: Late 1975 and 29th May 1976
*Original Single: 'I Remember the Feeling' (A-Side)
*Original Album: 
*Recording Session: Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart
*Duration: 0:03:23
*Label: 
*Channels: Stereo
'You and I' [from Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart]
*Written by Micky Dolenz and David Jones
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Other personnel unknown
*Produced by Micky Dolenz, David Jones, Tommy Boyce, and Bobby Hart
*Recorded at The Sound Factory, Hollywood, California, Mid 1975
*Released: Late 1975 and 29th May 1976
*Original Single: 'I Remember the Feeling' (B-Side)
*Original Album: Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart
*Recording Session: Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart
*Duration: 0:02:46
*Genre: 
*Label: Capitol Records
*Channels: Stereo
*Later rerecorded by and used on .
'I Love You (and I'm Glad that I Said It)'
*Written by Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart
*Lead vocal by Bobby Hart
*Other personnel unknown
*Produced by Micky Dolenz, David Jones, Tommy Boyce, and Bobby Hart
*Recorded at The Sound Factory, Hollywood, California, Mid 1975
*Released: Early and 29th May 1976
*Original Single: 'I Love You (and I'm Glad that I Said It)' (A-Side)
*Original Album: Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart
*Recording Session: Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart
*Duration: 0:03:09
*Label: Capitol Records
*Channels: Stereo
'Savin' My Love for You'
*Written by Micky Dolenz and David Jones
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Other personnel unknown
*Produced by Micky Dolenz, David Jones, Tommy Boyce, and Bobby Hart
*Recorded at The Sound Factory, Hollywood, California, Mid 1975
*Released: Early and 29th May 1976
*Original Single: 'I Love You (and I'm Glad that I Said It)' (B-Side)
*Original Album: Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart
*Recording Session: Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart
*Duration: 0:03:24
*Label: Capitol Records
*Channels: Stereo
''
*Written by and 
*Lead vocals by Micky Dolenz and David Jones
*Backing vocal: Douglas Farthing-Hatlelid
*Guitar: Douglas Farthing-Hatlelid and Jeff Jones
*Pedal Steel Guitar: Billy London
*Bass Guitar: Douglas Farthing-Hatlelid
*Drums: 
*Hammond B3 Organ: Peter Tork
*Piccolo Trumpet: 
*Brass Arrangement: Douglas Farthing-Hatlelid
*Produced by Douglas Farthing-Hatlelid
*Recorded at Micky Dolenz's Home Studio, October 1976
*Released: December 1976 and October 2018
*Original Single: 'Christmas is My Time of Year' (A-Side)
*Original Album: [Target Exclusive Bonus Track]
*Recording Session: 'Christmas is My Time of Year' (Single)
*Duration: 0:03:08
*Genre: 
*Label: Christmas Records
*Mix/Version: 45 Version / 1986 Stereo Mix
*Channels: Stereo
'' [1976 Fan Club Single Version]
*Written by 
*Lead vocal by David Jones
*Other personnel unknown
*Produced by Douglas Farthing-Hatlelid
*Recorded at Micky Dolenz's Home Studio, Late 1976
*Released: December 1976
*Original Single: 'Christmas is My Time of Year' (B-Side)
*Original Album: Christmas Jones (1976)
*Recording Session: 'Christmas is My Time of Year' (Single)
*Duration: 0:02:16
*Genre: Christmas Music
*Label: Christmas Records
*Mix/Version: 45 Version / 1976 Stereo Mix
*Channels: Stereo
''
*Written by Vance Brescia
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Harmony vocal: Peter Tork
*Backing vocal: 
*Electric Guitar: 
*Bass Guitar: Dennis Belfield and 
*Drums: 
*Piano: Jim Cox
*Synthesiser: Michael Lloyd
*Produced by Michael Lloyd
*Recorded at Heaven Studios, , California, 30 May 1986
*Released: 27th June and July 1986
*Original Single: 'That Was Then, This is Now' (A-Side)
*Original Album: 
*Recording Session: Then and Now... The Best of the Monkees
*Duration: 0:04:03
*Genre: 
*Label: 
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1986 Stereo LP Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: – Disc 4
*Reached ♯20 in the .
'Heart and Soul'
*Written by Simon Byrne and Andrew Howell
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Backing vocal: Matt Harris
*Electric Guitar: Mark Christian
*Bass Guitar: George Hawkins
*Drums: Curly Smith
*Keyboard: Mike Egizi
*Programming: Mike Egizi
*Produced by 
*Recorded at Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, California, 22 May 1987
*Released: July and August 1987
*Original Single: 'Heart and Soul' (A-Side)
*Original Album: 
*Recording Session: Pool It!
*Duration: 0:03:56
*Genre: Pop Rock
*Label: Rhino Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1987 Stereo LP Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Music Box – Disc 4
*Reached ♯87 on the .
'MGB–GT' [Live]
*Written by Peter Tork
*Lead vocal by Peter Tork
*Backing vocals: Micky Dolenz and David Jones
*Guitar: Peter Tork and Dusty Hanvey
*Bass Guitar: 
*Drums: Eddie Zyne
*Keyboard: Larry Nelson
*Trumpet: Jim O'Connor and Lon Seaman
*Trombone: Kevin Osborne
*Saxophone: John Leslie
*Produced by Micky Dolenz, David Jones, and Peter Tork
*Engineered by Jay Messina
*Recorded at Civic Centre Arena, , , 1 December, and , , , 3 December 1986
*Released: July 1987
*Original Single: 'Heart and Soul' (B-Side)
*Original Album: 
*Recording Session: 20th Anniversary Tour 1986
*Duration: 0:02:36
*Genre: Country Rock
*Label: Rhino Records
*Mix/Version: Live Version / December 1986 / reedited outro and fade
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Music Box – Disc 4
'Every Step of the Way'
*Written by Mark Clarke and Ian Hunter
*Lead vocal by David Jones
*Backing vocal: Matt Harris
*Guitar: Mark Christian
*Bass Guitars: and George Hawkins
*Drums: Curly Smith
*Percussion: Roger Béchirian
*Keyboards: Mike Egizi and Craig Ostbo
*Saxophone: Jim Thompson
*Programming: Mike Egizi
*Produced by Roger Béchirian
*Recorded at Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, California, 22 May 1987
*Released: August and November 1987
*Original Single: 'Every Step of the Way' (A-Side)
*Original Album: Pool It!
*Recording Session: Pool It!
*Duration: 0:03:13
*Genre: 
*Label: Rhino Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 1987 Stereo 45 Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Ripped from: Music Box – Disc 4
*The song's personnel for the album and single mixes of the song differ slightly from each other. The album mix of the song features Mike Egizi on backing vocals and Lou Naktin on guitar. While the single mix of the song features Mark Christian on guitar, George Hawkins on bass guitar, Roger Béchirian on percussion, and Mike Egizi and Craig Ostbo on keyboards. The remaining personnel is the same for both mixes.
*The single mix of the song has a running time of 0:03:12, while the album mix of the song has a running time of 0:03:21.
'(I'll) Love You Forever' [Live Version]
*Written by David Jones
*Lead vocal by David Jones
*Other personnel unknown
*Produced by Micky Dolenz, David Jones, and Peter Tork
*Recorded at Civic Centre Arena, Charleston, West Virginia, 1 December, and Stabler Arena, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 3 December 1986
*Released: July and November 1987
*Original Single: 'Every Step of the Way' (B-Side)
*Original Album: 20th Anniversary Tour 1986
*Recording Session: 20th Anniversary Tour 1986
*Duration: 0:03:05
*Genre: Pop Music
*Label: Rhino Records
*Mix/Version: Live Version / December 1986
*Channels: Stereo
'She Makes Me Laugh'
*Written by 
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Backing vocals: Michael Nesmith and Peter Tork
*Guitar: Michael Nesmith and 
*Bass Guitar: 
*Banjo: Peter Tork
*Drums: 
*Percussion: Brian Young
*Produced by Adam Schlesinger
*Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, Southern California, February 2016
*Released: 28th April and 27th May 2016
*Original Single: 'She Makes Me Laugh' (A-Side)
*Original Album: 
*Recording Session: Good Times!
*Duration: 0:03:00
*Genre: Pop Music
*Label: Rhino Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 2016 Stereo LP Mix
*Channels: Stereo
*Micky Dolenz wasn't comfortable with some of the original lyrics as written by Rivers Cuomo. The lyric 'directing traffic in the mall' was improvised by Dolenz, and Cuomo 'added in new lyrics about and a canoe trip when Dolenz felt the original draft was geared towards a man much younger than his 71 years.' 
'You Bring the Summer'
*Written by 
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Backing vocals: Michael Nesmith and Peter Tork
*Guitars: Michael Nesmith, Pete Min, , and Mike Viola
*Bass Guitar: Adam Schlesinger
*Drums: Brian Young
*Organ: Peter Tork
*Keyboard: Adam Schlesinger
*Percussion: Brian Young
*Produced by Adam Schlesinger
*Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, Southern California, February – March 2016
*Released: 2nd and 27th May 2016
*Original Single: 'You Bring the Summer' (A-Side)
*Original Album: Good Times!
*Recording Session: Good Times!
*Duration: 0:03:00
*Genre: Pop Music
*Label: Rhino Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 2016 Stereo LP Mix
*Channels: Stereo
'Me and Magdalena'
*Written by 
*Lead vocal by Michael Nesmith
*Harmony vocal: Micky Dolenz
*Guitars: Jody Porter and Mike Viola
*Bass Guitar: Mike Viola
*Drums: Adam Schlesinger
*Piano: Adam Schlesinger
*Produced by Adam Schlesinger
*Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, Southern California, February – March 2016
*Released: 20th and 27th May 2016
*Original Single: 'Me and Magdalena' (A-Side)
*Original Album: Good Times!
*Recording Session: Good Times!
*Duration: 0:03:33
*Genre: Pop Music
*Label: Rhino Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 2016 Stereo LP Mix
*Channels: Stereo
'Unwrap You at Christmas'
*Written by Andy Partridge
*Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
*Backing vocal: 
*Guitar: Adam Schlesinger
*Electric Guitar: Michael Eisenstein
*Bass Guitar: Adam Schlesinger
*Drums: Brian Young
*Keyboard: Adam Schlesinger
*Percussion: Brian Young
*Violin: Daphne Chen and Eric Gorfain
*Viola: Leah Katz
*Cello: Richard Dodd
*String Arrangement: Daphne Chen
*Produced by Adam Schlesinger
*Recorded on 6 and 9 May, 17 and 29 July, and 7 September 2018
*Released: 12th October 2018
*Original Single: 'Unwrap You at Christmas' (A-Side)
*Original Album: Christmas Party
*Recording Session: Christmas Party
*Duration: 0:03:33
*Genre: Christmas Music
*Label: Rhino Records
*Mix/Version: LP Version / 2018 Stereo LP Mix
*Channels: Stereo
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