Song of the day: The Monkees- Daydream Believer
Sometimes the names of bands do ring a bell, but you can’t put your finger on which hit they had. That was the case for me with the Monkees. A sixties band, which had some hits, but are mostly forgotten because the Beatles and the Stones were bigger. However, it’s a great band. And to find out from which hit I knew them, I went on the digital speedway. I’m A Believer was not familiar, but this song was. The song was composed by John Stewart, then still a member of the Kingston Trio. On a party he met the producer of the Monkees, who was looking for songs. The song was already turned down twice, but Chip Douglas, the producer, saw a hit in it. The Monkees then took it and recorded it as the first, and went up to the highest position in the Billboard chart: number one! Enjoy
The Monkees- Daydream Believer
Posted on June 27, 2014, in 1960-1969, FlinterFiles Song Archive and tagged 1967, chip douglas, daydream believer, FlinterFiles Song Archive, hit, john stewart, kingston trio, Music, number one, sixties, the monkees. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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