Name: Anthology
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Anthology

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Album: Anthology
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Monkees, (Theme From) The
2)	Last Train to Clarksville
3)	Take a Giant Step
4)	I Wanna Be Free
5)	Papa Gene's Blues
6)	Saturday's Child
7)	Sweet Young Thing
8)	I'm a Believer
9)	Steppin' Stone, (I'm Not Your) - (single version)
10)	She
11)	Mary, Mary
12)	Your Auntie Grizelda
13)	Sometime in the Morning
14)	Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)
15)	I'll Be Back on My Feet - (TV version)
16)	Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You, A
17)	All of Your Toys
18)	Girl I Knew Somewhere, The
19)	You Told Me
20)	Forget That Girl
21)	You Just May Be the One
22)	Shades of Gray
23)	For Pete's Sake
24)	Randy Scouse Git
25)	No Time
1)	Pleasant Valley Sunday - (single version)
2)	Words - (single version)
3)	Daydream Believer
4)	Goin' Down
5)	Door Into Summer, The
6)	Cuddly Toy
7)	Love Is Only Sleeping
8)	What Am I Doing Hangin' Round?
9)	Star Collector
10)	Valleri
11)	Auntie's Municipal Court
12)	Zor and Zam
13)	Porpoise Song (Theme From "Head") - (single version)
14)	As We Go Along
15)	Circle Sky
16)	Through the Looking Glass
17)	You and I
18)	While I Cry
19)	Listen to the Band - (single version)
20)	Good Clean Fun
21)	Mommy and Daddy
22)	Oh My My
23)	That Was Then, This Is Now
24)	Heart & Soul
25)	You and I

Album: Anthology
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Monkees, (Theme From) The
2)	Last Train to Clarksville
3)	Take a Giant Step
4)	I Wanna Be Free
5)	Papa Gene's Blues
6)	Saturday's Child
7)	Sweet Young Thing
8)	I'm a Believer
9)	Steppin' Stone, (I'm Not Your) - (single version)
10)	She
11)	Mary, Mary
12)	Your Auntie Grizelda
13)	Sometime in the Morning
14)	Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)
15)	I'll Be Back on My Feet - (TV version)
16)	Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You, A
17)	All of Your Toys
18)	Girl I Knew Somewhere, The
19)	You Told Me
20)	Forget That Girl
21)	You Just May Be the One
22)	Shades of Gray
23)	For Pete's Sake
24)	Randy Scouse Git
25)	No Time
1)	Pleasant Valley Sunday - (single version)
2)	Words - (single version)
3)	Daydream Believer
4)	Goin' Down
5)	Door Into Summer, The
6)	Cuddly Toy
7)	Love Is Only Sleeping
8)	What Am I Doing Hangin' Round?
9)	Star Collector
10)	Valleri
11)	Auntie's Municipal Court
12)	Zor and Zam
13)	Porpoise Song (Theme From "Head") - (single version)
14)	As We Go Along
15)	Circle Sky
16)	Through the Looking Glass
17)	You and I
18)	While I Cry
19)	Listen to the Band - (single version)
20)	Good Clean Fun
21)	Mommy and Daddy
22)	Oh My My
23)	That Was Then, This Is Now
24)	Heart & Soul
25)	You and I

Performer Notes

The Monkees: Michael Nesmith (vocals, acoustic, electric, 12-string & pedal steel guitars, organ); Peter Tork (vocals, guitar, electric guitar, banjo, harpsichord, piano, keyboards, organ, bass); Davy Jones (vocals, guitar, tambourine, organ, percussion, maracas, chimes, tree); Mickey Dolenz (vocals, zither, drums, tympani, wood block).
Additional personnel includes: Tommy Boyce (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Wayne Erwin, Gerry McGee, Louie Shelton (acoustic & electric guitars); Chip Douglas (guitar, bass); Glen Campbell, Ry Cooder, Carole King, Danny Kortchmar, Neil Young (guitar); Leon Russell (keyboards); Larry Knechtel (bass); Hal Blaine (drums, percussion); Harry Nilsson.
Producers include: Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart, Jack Keller, Michael Nesmith, Jeff Barry.
Compilation producers: Andrew Sandoval, Bill Inglot.
Engineers include: David Hassinger, Hank Cicalo, Ray Hall, Al Pachucki.
Includes liner notes by Andrew Sandoval.
The Monkees: Michael Nesmith (vocals, guitar); Peter Tork (vocals, piano, bass guitar); Micky Dolenz (vocals, drums); Davy Jones (vocals).
A slimmed-down two-disc version of the four-disc box set LISTEN TO THE BAND, ANTHOLOGY is the Monkees collection for the average fan. Collecting all the Prefab Four's singles, and selected album tracks from "Theme From The Monkees" and "Last Train To Clarksville" together with the best tracks from their '80s reunion, the selection sticks mostly to the familiar. More obscure cuts are available in the three excellent volumes of MISSING LINKS.
There's no arguing with the quality, though; Micky Dolenz and Mike Nesmith have classic pop voices, and the songwriting is uniformly outstanding. The demands of a weekly television show meant that the Monkees recorded more classic pop songs in the '60s than just about any band save the Beatles. In a post-Milli Vanilli world where questions about the Monkees' authenticity are pretty much moot, ANTHOLOGY can be enjoyed on its own abundant merits.