Info: Label:
Rhino Records – 4509-97659-2
Series:
Monkees Original Classics –
Type:
CD, Mini, Album, Reissue, Remastered
Country:
Europe
Date of released:
1994
Category:
Rock, Stage & Screen
Style:
Soundtrack, Psychedelic Rock, Pop Rock, Parody
Arranged By – Jack NitzscheCello – David Filerman, Gregory Bemko, Jacqueline Lustgarten, Jan Kelly*Conductor – Russ TitelmanDouble Bass [String Bass] – Clyde "Whitey" Hoggan*, Jerry Scheff, James Hughart*, Max BennettDrums – Mike Ney*Electric Bass – Douglas Lubahn*Guitar – Danny Kortchmar, Ken BloomHorns – Jules Jacob, William HinshawKeyboards – Leon Russell, Ralph Shuckett*Other [Unknown] – John R. HoenigProducer – Gerry GoffinWritten-By – Carol King, Gerry Goffin*
2:56
3
–The Monkees
Ditty Diego - War Chant
Piano – Michael Rubini*Written-By – Robert Rafaelson*, Jack Nicholson
1:25
4
–The Monkees
Circle Sky
Bass – John Gross, Richard DeyDrums – Eddie HohGuitar – Bill Chadwick, Keith AllisonWritten-By, Organ – Michael Nesmith
2:31
5
–No Artist
Supplicio
0:48
6
–The Monkees
Can You Dig It
Drums – Dewey MartinPercussion – Michael A. GlassRhythm Guitar [Electric] – Peter TorkSoloist, Acoustic Guitar [Lead], Bass – Lance WakelyWritten-By – Peter Tork
3:23
7
–No Artist
Gravy
Voice [Uncredited] – David Jones*
0:06
8
–No Artist
Superstitious
Voice [Uncredited] – Bela Lugosi
0:07
9
–The Monkees
As We Go Along
Arranged By – Jack NitzscheBass – Harvey NewmarkDrums – Earl PalmerGuitar – Carole King, Danny Kortchmar, Ken Bloom, Neil Young, Ry CooderMusician – Russ Titelman, Tony McCashenOrgan, Flute – Unknown ArtistOther [Unknown Role] – John R. HoenigPercussion – Dennis BruceWritten-By – Carole King, Toni Stern
3:51
10
–No Artist
Dandruff?
0:39
11
–The Monkees
Daddy's Song
Bass – Richard DeyCello – Eleanor Slatkin, Emmet Sargent*, Justin Ditullio, Raphael KramerDrums – Eddie HohGuitar – Bill Chadwick, Keith Allison, Michael NesmithPercussion – Brendan CahillPiano – Michael Rubini*Trombone – Lewis McCreary*, Richard LeithTrumpet – Marion Childers, Pete Candoli, Anthony Terran*Written-By – Harry Nilsson
Arranged By, Conductor – Ken ThorneProducer [Porpoise Song Segment] – Gerry GoffinWritten-By [Porpoise Song Segment] – Carole King, Gerry Goffin*
5:21
15
–The Monkees
Ditty Diego - War Chant (Version)
Written-By – Robert Rafaelson*, Jack Nicholson
4:30
16
–The Monkees
Circle Sky (Live Version)
Bass – Peter TorkDrums – Micky DolenzGuitar – Michael NesmithOrgan, Percussion – David Jones*Written-By – Michael Nesmith
2:20
17
–The Monkees
Happy Birthday To You
Organ – Michael Rubini*Written-By – Mildred Hill*, Patty Smith Hill
1:02
18
–The Monkees
Can You Dig It (Mix)
Drums – Dewey MartinPercussion – Michael A. GlassSoloist, Acoustic Guitar [Lead], Bass – Lance WakelyWritten-By, Rhythm Guitar [Electric] – Peter Tork
3:25
19
–The Monkees
Daddy's Song (Mix)
Bass – Richard DeyCello – Eleanor Slatkin, Emmet Sargent*, Justin Ditullio, Raphael KramerDrums – Eddie HohGuitar – Bill Chadwick, Keith Allison, Michael NesmithPercussion – Brendan CahillPiano – Michael Rubini*Trombone – Lewis McCreary*, Richard LeithTrumpet – Marion Childers, Pete Candoli, Anthony Terran*Written-By – Harry Nilsson
2:06
20
–No Artist
Head Radio Spot
2:03
Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p)
–
Rhino Records Inc.
Copyright (c)
–
Rhino Records Inc.
Licensed To
–
WEA International Inc.
Made By
–
Warner Music Manufacturing Europe
Credits
Art Direction [Reissue Art Direction]
–
Coco Shinomiya
Backing Vocals
–
David Jones* (tracks: 2)
Coordinator [Album Coordinator]
–
Jack Nicholson (tracks: 1 to 14)
Coordinator [Reissue Project Coordination]
–
Patrick Milligan
Design [Reissue Design]
–
Rachel Gutek
Engineer [Remastering]
–
Bill Inglot,
Ken Perry
Executive-Producer [Reissue]
–
Harold Bronson
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals
–
Micky Dolenz (tracks: 2)
Tracks 15-20 are designated as Bonus Selections.
Tracks 15, 18 to 20 are previously unissued material.
2 Recorded at California Recorders, Hollywood, Feb. 26 & 28, 1968
Also issued as Colgems single #1031, Oct. 5, 1968: Pop #62
3 Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Aug. 3, 1968
4 Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Dec. 9 & 17, 1967 & Jan. 6 & 8, 1968
6 Recorded at Western Recorders, Hollywood, Jan. 28 & Feb. 1, 1968; and RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Jan. 29, 30, 31, & Mar. 8, 1968
9 Recorded at Wally Heider's, Hollywood, May 30, 1968; and Original Sound, Hollywood, Aug. 1, 1968
Also issued as Colgems single #1031, Oct. 5, 1968: Pop #106
11 Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Jan. 10, 16, 19 & Mar. 1, 1968; and Sunset Sound, Hollywood, Apr. 4, 1968
13 Recorded at Western Recorders, Hollywood, Jan. 20, 28, Feb. 1, 3, 4, 5, 10 & 14, 1968; RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Jan. 22, 27, & Feb. 12, 1968; and Sunset Sound, Hollywood, Jan. 25 & 26, 1968
15 Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, July 25, 1968
16 Recorded at Valley Auditorium, Salt Lake City, May 21, 1968
17 Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Aug. 3, 1968
18 Recorded at Western Recorders, Hollywood, Jan. 28 & Feb. 1, 1968; and RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Jan. 29, 30, 31, & Mar. 8, 1968
19 Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Jan. 10, 16, 19 & Mar. 1, 1968; and Sunset Sound, Hollywood, Apr. 4, 1968
Head (tks 1-14) was originally issued as Colgems #5008, December 1, 1968.