I'm still in the pit playing for "Pippin" so I thought that I would throw some more Micky Dolenz at you! This time it's the "Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart" album. This was the seventies version of "cashing in" on the Monkees phenomenon. When it hit Saturday mornings it gained a whole new generation of fans. When a producer tried to get the original four back together, Mike Nesmith was against it and Peter Tork couldn't be tracked down. So, Micky and Davy agreed to do it with Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, the hit songwriting team behind a lot of Monkees songs. The result is this album! Enjoy!
Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart
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I'm sure that the four of them appeared on the old Mike Douglas Show, because I had no idea who Boyce and Hart were, but somehow I figured out that they wrote for the Monkees. This has to be it.
Thank you so much for posting this! It's virtually impossible to find on the Internet. You have made my day! Back in the day I was a poor kid who couldn't afford albums, so now I can finally hear what I missed. Bravo!
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