Written by Jack Keller & Bob Russell in 1968. It is unclear what year this was recorded. I believe it was produced by Chip Douglas at the same session as "Rainbows" which was 1971.
A Version with Michael Nesmith on vocals was released on "Missing Links Two" and the Deluxe Box of "Instant Replay" with a completely different arrangement.

Davy Jones - If I Ever Get To Saginaw Again (Unreleased)

Written by Neil Sedaka & Howard Greenfield. Was a hit for Neil Sedaka. This is an edit of an acetate that had the original vocal sung by Micky that was not used in the TV Special. Joined with the full band vocal live on the taped special. No other vocal exists of this track. The music was produced by Bones Howe on 11/11/68.

The Monkees - I Go Ape (W/intro & vocals Edit)(Unreleased)

Written by John & Gerald Brown. This long since "out Of Print" single was released only in Japan & The UK. This particular copy is from a mint Japan single. It has sadly never been re-released since it's initial 1979 pressing. Dolenz produced a music video for the song starring his wife at the time, Trina Dow. It can be seen here: https://youtu.be/uVYKMa1ASHM

Micky Dolenz- Love Light

What number is this?

A new version will be on The Monkees new album, "Good Times"!

Peter Tork & James Lee Stanley - Little Girl

From Micky's overlooked masterpiece album "Remember". 

Micky Dolenz - Many Years

This is the song Davy sings in the episode of "The New Scooby-Doo Movies". Episode 7213: "The Haunted Horseman In Hagglethorn Hall". 1972

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Davy Jones - I Can Make You Happy

A song Micky recorded in the mid-late 90's and has never gotten a proper release despite it's beauty. Written by Micky Dolenz.

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Micky Dolenz - Not That Bad

The vocals from the LP version of "We Were Made For Each Other" removed and added to the alternate background music, dropped down to a C#. Give an old song a new feel! Written by Carole Bayer Segar and George Fischoff.

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