LP The Monkees: Hey-Hey-It's The Monkees 20 Smash Hits

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Hey-Hey-It's The Monkees 20 Smash Hits - LP

The Monkees

Standard 1985 edition

Platinum Music 1985 Germany

Compilation Stereo Clearance

More ID: 795264 Discogs ID: 1354540

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VG+ VG+ Few hairlines, few light scratches, minor wear on the cover

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Title	Hey-Hey-It's The Monkees 20 Smash Hits
Artist	The Monkees
More info	Standard 1985 edition
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Platinum Music
Country of issue	Germany
Date of publication	1985
First released	1985
Weight	230 g
Product ID	795264
Discogs ID	1354540
Discogs reviews	4.09

The Monkees: Hey-Hey-It's The Monkees 20 Smash Hits version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company Platinum Music year 1985. Album spans genres Rock, Pop and Pop Rock.

Track list

A1	Theme From The Monkees
	Written-By Boyce & Hart
A2	Last Train To Clarksville
	Written-By Boyce & Hart
A3	I'm A Believer
	Written-By Neil Diamond
A4	(I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone
	Written-By Boyce & Hart
A5	I Wanna Be Free
	Written-By Boyce & Hart
A6	A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You
	Written-By Neil Diamond
A7	You Just May Be The One
	Written-By Michael Nesmith
A8	Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)
	Written-By Neil Diamond
A9	Sometime In The Morning
	Written-By Goffin And King
A10	Alternative Title (Randy Scouse Git)
	Written-By Micky Dolenz
B1	Pleasant Valley Sunday
	Written-By Goffin And King
B2	What Am I Doing Hanging Around?
	Written-By Michael Martin Murphey, Owens B. Castleman
B3	For Pete's Sake
	Written-By Joey Richards, Peter Tork
B4	Shades Of Grey
	Written-By Mann And Weil
B5	Daydream Believer
	Written-By John Stewart (2)
B6	Valleri
	Written-By Boyce & Hart
B7	D.W. Washburn
	Written-By Leiber & Stoller
B8	Teardrop City
	Written-By Boyce & Hart
B9	Someday Man
	Written-By Paul Williams (2), Roger Nichols (2)
B10	Listen To The Band
	Written-By Michael Nesmith