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1968 soundtrack album past the Monkees

Caput
Monkees-Head.jpg
Soundtrack album past

the Monkees
Released November 1968
Recorded December 9, 1967 – Baronial 3, 1968,
RCA Victor Studios, Western Recorders, Dusk Sound, California Recorders, and Wally Heider's, Hollywood, and Original Sound, Hollywood
Genre Psychedelic rock, psychedelic popular
Length 29.17
Label Colgems (original U.S. release)
RCA Records (original release outside U.South.)
Arista (1981 Japanese LP reissue)
Rhino (1985 LP reissue + 1994 and 2010 CD reissues)
Producer The Monkees, Gerry Goffin
The Monkees chronology
The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees
(1968) 		Caput
(1968) 		Instant Replay
(1969)
Singles from Head
  1. "Porpoise Song" / "As We Go Along"
    Released: Oct 5, 1968
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
AllMusic [1]
Blogcritics (favorable)[2]
MusicHound [iii]
The Rolling Stone Album Guide [4]

Head is the soundtrack to the film Caput, the only theatrical release past the Monkees. Released in 1968 through Colgems, information technology was the band's sixth album. Head was the final Monkees album to characteristic vocal contributions by Peter Tork until Pool It! in 1987 and the last to feature all iv Monkees until 1996'southward Justus.

The soundtrack anthology intersperses the six full-length songs ("Porpoise Song", "Circle Sky", "Can You Dig It?", "Every bit We Continue", "Daddy's Song" and "Long Title: Do I Accept to Practice This All Over Again?") with bits of Ken Thorne's incidental music, dialogue fragments, and audio furnishings culled from the film. The selection of music and dialogue approximates the menstruation of the moving picture itself, and was compiled by actor Jack Nicholson, who co-wrote the movie's shooting script.

In 2013, Rolling Stone ranked the album at number 25 in their list of "The 25 Greatest Soundtracks of All Time".[5]

History [edit]

The music of The Monkees oft featured rather dark subject matter beneath a superficially bright, uplifting sound. The music of the picture takes the darkness and occasional satirical elements of the Monkees' earlier tunes and makes information technology far more than overt, as in "Ditty Diego/State of war Chant", or "Daddy'due south Vocal", which has Jones singing an upbeat, Broadway-style number almost a boy abandoned by his father. In his 2012 essay on the soundtrack album, academic Peter Mills observed that "on this anthology the songs are merely function of the story, as they were with The Monkees project as a whole: signals, sounds, and ideas interfere with each other throughout."

Artwork [edit]

The original issue of the record (Colgems #COSO-5008) featured a forepart encompass with a surface of aluminized PET film, meant to reflect the listener's "head" (face) back at them. With the movie having simply a limited release (and almost no publicity), the point was largely lost, and while the cover was innovative for its time, manufacturing was problematic. (Micky Dolenz recalled years later that the cover was ruining the printing presses at RCA.) A March 1985 LP reissue from Rhinoceros Records (RNLP-145) was less problematic by using foil paper instead, the result being less cogitating than the original. The Rhino CD reissue from 1994 (R2-71795) has a grayness cover that is not reflective at all.

Track list [edit]

Original 1968 Colgems vinyl issue [edit]

Side 1
No. Championship Lead vocals Length
1. "Opening Ceremony" Charles Irving ane:19
2. "Porpoise Vocal" (Theme from Head) (Gerry Goffin / Carole Rex) Micky Dolenz, with Davy Jones 2:56
iii. "Ditty Diego" (Jack Nicholson / Bob Rafelson) Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork ane:27
4. "Circle Sky" (Michael Nesmith) Michael Nesmith ii:32
5. "Supplicio" 0:49
vi. "Can You Dig It?" (Peter Tork) Micky Dolenz 3:19
7. "Gravy" Davy Jones, I. J. Jefferson 0:05
Side 2
No. Title Lead vocals Length
1. "Superstitious" (Dialogue from The Black Cat) David Manners, Bela Lugosi 0:06
two. "As We Go on" (Carole King/Toni Stern) Micky Dolenz 3:53
3. "Dandruff?" David Manners, Bela Lugosi, Charles Macaulay, Logan Ramsey, Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz, Bob Rafelson, Peter Tork, Davy Jones 0:xl
four. "Daddy'southward Song" (Harry Nilsson) Davy Jones ii:29
5. "Poll" Michael Nesmith, Davy Jones, Peter Tork, Frank Zappa, Timothy Carey i:12
vi. "Long Championship: Do I Have to Do This All Once again?" (Tork) Peter Tork 2:37
7. "Swami – Plus Strings, Etc." (Ken Thorne) Abraham Sofaer, Micky Dolenz, Teri Garr, I. J. Jefferson 5:18
Notes
  • "Porpoise Song" is featured on the original Colgems LP and most reissues in curt form, every bit in the movie. The 1985 Rhino LP reissue features the full 4:00 single mix.
  • The mix of "Ditty Diego — War Chant" from the LP is played at various speeds as if one was spinning the turntable manually. The "untampered" mix, a remix from the original eight-rails primary, is featured on the 2001 Music Box CD compilation.
  • "Circle Sky" in the film is a alive version, merely the album features a studio version. The film'due south live version appears on the Rhino CD as a bonus rail.
  • This was the first Monkees album without a vocal written by Boyce & Hart.
  • The original pressing of the LP featured the misspelled name of producer "Jerry Goffin". Later pressings corrected his name to "Gerry Goffin" and are denoted by the "RE" at the end of the catalog number: COSO-5008 RE.

1994 Rhino CD reissue [edit]

Tracks 1-14: Original anthology

Bonus tracks
No. Championship Notes Length
15. "Ditty Diego — War Chant (Previously Unissued Version)" (Nicholson / Rafelson) iv:30
16. "Circle Sky (Live Version)" (Nesmith) features The Monkees on all instrumentation two:twenty
17. "Happy Birthday to You (Previously Unissued)" (Mildred Colina / Patty Smith Hill) 1:02
18. "Can You Dig It (Previously Unissued Mix)" (Tork) Peter on lead vocal three:25
19. "Daddy'due south Song (Previously Unissued Mix)" (Nilsson) Mike on lead song ii:06
20. "Head Radio Spot (Previously Unissued)" 2:03

2010 Rhino Handmade palatial CD reissue [edit]

On Oct 26, 2010, Rhino Records released a three-disc deluxe box fix through its Rhinoceros Handmade division. Along with the three discs, the set contained a 27-page booklet and a bonus 7-inch record that includes unreleased instrumental versions of "Porpoise Song" and "As Nosotros Go Forth".

Disc 1 (Original LP... Plus)

Tracks ane-14: Original anthology in stereo

  2. "Porpoise Vocal (Theme from Head)" (Alternate Stereo Mix) (Goffin, Rex) - four:12
  3. "Ditty Diego — War Chant" (Alternate Stereo Mix) (Alive) (Nicholson, Rafelson) - 0:52
  4. "Circle Sky" (Alternating Stereo Mix) (Nesmith) - 2:34
  5. "Can You lot Dig It?" (Peter's Vocal) (Stereo Crude Mix) (Tork) - 3:31
  6. "As Nosotros Go Along" (Alternating Stereo Mix) (Stern, Male monarch) - 4:10
  7. "Daddy's Song" (Remix With Boring Poesy) (Nilsson) - 4:33
  8. "Long Title: Practice I Have to Do This All Over Again?" (Alternate Stereo Mix) (Tork) - 2:35
  9. "Swami - Plus Strings, Etc." (Alternate Stereo Mix) (Ken Thorne) - 3:58
  10. "Happy Birthday to You" (Alternate Stereo Mix) (Patty Hill, Mildred J. Hill) - 1:06
  11. "Ditty Diego — State of war Chant" (Session) (Nicholson, Rafelson) 22:55
Disc 2 (Outtakes and Rarities)
  1. Head Promo: "Coming Soon" - one:02
  2. "Porpoise Song" (Mono Unmarried Mix) (Goffin, King) - iv:03
  3. "Ditty Diego — War Dirge" (Mono Mix) (Nicholson, Rafelson) - 1:06
  4. "Circle Sky" (Mono Mix) (Nesmith) - ii:33
  5. "Can You Dig It?" (Mono Mix) (Tork) - three:25
  6. "Every bit We Go Along" (Mono Mix) (Stern, Male monarch) - iii:56
  7. "Daddy'due south Song" (Mono Mix) (Nilsson) - two:17
  8. "Long Title: Do I Have to Do This All Over again?" (Mono Mix) (Tork) - 2:36
  9. "Porpoise Song (Theme from Head)" (Crude Mono Mix) (Goffin, King) - 4:16
  10. "Ditty Diego" (Alternate Version) (Nicholson, Rafelson) - 0:53
  11. "Circle Sky" (Alternate Mono Mix) (Nesmith) - two:32
  12. "Tin You Dig Information technology?" (Peter'due south Vocal) (Tork) - 3:27
  13. "Daddy's Song" (Mike'south Vocal) (Nilsson) - 2:08
  14. "Long Title: Exercise I Accept to Do This All Over Over again?" (Crude Mix Acetate) (Tork) - iii:45
  15. "Tin You Dig Information technology?" (Mono Pic Mix) (Tork) - 3:08
  16. "Daddy'southward Song" (Mono Movie Mix) (Nilsson) - 3:10
  17. Head Promo: "Information technology's This and That" (Subconscious rails)/Head Promo: "Now Playing" - 0:55
  18. Introduction to Live Show - 8:21 (recorded in Salt Lake City, May 17, 1968)
  19. "You Just May Be the One" (Alive) (Nesmith) - three:39 (recorded in Table salt Lake City, May 17, 1968)
  20. "Sunny Girlfriend" (Alive) (Nesmith) - 3:32 (recorded in Salt Lake Urban center, May 17, 1968)
  21. "You lot Told Me" (Live) (Nesmith) - 3:20 (recorded in Table salt Lake Metropolis, May 17, 1968)
  22. "Circumvolve Sky" (Live) (Nesmith) - ii:34 (recorded in Salt Lake City, May 17, 1968)
  23. "California, Here It Comes" (Buddy DeSylva, Al Jolson, Joseph Meyer) (From 33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee) - ane:04
Disc 3 (Head Open-End Radio Special Interview Platter With Davy Jones)
  1. "Circle Sky" (Excerpt) (Nesmith) - ane:38
  2. Davy Jones Interview, Pt. one - ii:39
  3. "Tin can You Dig It?" (Excerpt) (Tork) - 2:17
  4. Davy Jones Interview, Pt. 2 - 8:32
  5. "Daddy'southward Song" (Nilsson) - 2:43
  6. Davy Jones Interview, Pt. 3 - 5:30
  7. "Long Title: Do I Take to Do This All Over Again?" (Excerpt) Tork) - two:47
  8. Davy Jones Interview, Pt. 4 - iii:twenty
  9. "Porpoise Song (Theme from Caput)" (Goffin, Male monarch) - 2:47
  10. Davy Jones Interview, Pt. 5 - 0:06
  11. "Can You Dig It?" (Extract) (Tork) - 1:59
7" 45 RPM tape
  1. "Porpoise Song" (Instrumental Mix) (Goffin, King) - iv:18
  2. "Every bit We Continue" (Instrumental Mix) (Male monarch, Stern) - four:20
  • The front cover of the box also features an authentic reproduction of the album's original front cover, printed on foil mylar to reverberate the viewer'due south head.

Session information [edit]

Personnel [edit]

The Monkees
  • Micky Dolenz - vocals; drums on live version of "Circle Sky"
  • Davy Jones - vocals; maracas and organ on live version of "Circumvolve Sky"
  • Mike Nesmith - vocals, electric guitar on "Circle Sky" (live and studio versions) and "Daddy's Song", acoustic guitar on "Daddy'south Song", electric organ and maracas on "Circumvolve Sky" (studio version)
  • Peter Tork - vocals, electric guitar on "Can You Dig Information technology" and "Long Championship: Do I Accept To Exercise This All Over Once more?"; bass guitar on live version of "Circle Sky"
with
  • Ken Blossom – guitar
  • Danny Kortchmar – guitar on "Every bit Nosotros Go on"
  • Leon Russell – keyboard
  • Ralph Shuckett – keyboard
  • Douglas Lubahn – electric bass
  • Mike Ney – drums
  • William Hinshaw – horn
  • Jules Jacob – horn
  • Gregory Bemko – cello
  • David Filerman – cello
  • Jan Kelly – cello
  • Jacqueline Lustgarten – cello
  • Max Bennett – string bass
  • Clyde Hoggan – cord bass
  • James Hughart – string bass
  • Jerry Scheff – string bass
  • Michel Rubini – piano
  • Keith Allison – guitar
  • Neb Chadwick – guitar
  • Richard Dey – bass
  • John Gross – bass
  • Eddie Hoh – drums, cowbell
  • Lance Wakely – guitar, bass
  • Dewey Martin – drums
  • Michael A. Glass – percussion
  • Ry Cooder – guitar on "As We Go on"
  • Neil Young – guitar on "As We Get Forth"
  • Carole King – guitar on "Every bit We Get Along"
  • Harvey Newmark – bass
  • Earl Palmer – drums
  • Dennis Bruce – percussion
  • Stephen Stills – guitar on "Long Championship"
  • Pete Candoli – trumpet
  • Marion Childers – trumpet
  • Anthony Terran – trumpet
  • Richard Leith – trombone
  • Lewis McCreary – trombone
  • Justin Ditullio – cello
  • Raphael Kramer – cello
  • Emmet Sargent – cello
  • Eleanor Slatkin – cello
  • Brendan Cahill – percussion
  • Jack Nitzsche – arrangement on "Porpoise Song" and "Every bit We Go Along"
  • Russ Titelman – conductor on "Porpoise Song"
  • John R. Hoening – unknown
  • Tony McCashen – unknown
  • Unknown – organ and flute

All songs produced by The Monkees unless otherwise specified

Opening Ceremony

  • Spoken words: Charles Irving, Micky Dolenz, June Fairchild, Teri Garr, I. J. Jefferson, Ray Nitschke and Unknown
  • Between Feb xi - Baronial 3, 1968
  • Includes dialogue from "Porpoise Song", "As We Get Along", "Daddy's Song", and the live version of "Circumvolve Sky".

Porpoise Song (Theme from Caput)

  • Written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King
  • Lead vocal by Micky Dolenz
  • Backing vocals: Davy Jones, and Unknown
  • Guitar: Ken Bloom, Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar
  • Bass: Doug Lubahn
  • Drums: Michael Ney, John Raines
  • Percussion: Michael Ney, John Raines
  • Cymbals: Russ Titelman
  • Keyboard: Leon Russell, Ralph Schuckett
  • Cello: Gregory Bemko, David Filerman, Jan Kelley, Jacqueline Lustgarten
  • Double Bass: Max Bennett, Clyde "Whitey" Hoggan, Jim Hughart, Jerry Scheff
  • Brass: Bill Hinshaw, Jules Jacob
  • Woodwind: Neb Hinshaw, Jules Jacob
  • Produced by Gerry Goffin
  • Recorded at California Recorders, Hollywood, Feb 26, and 28, 1968

Ditty Diego — War Dirge

  • Written by Jack Nicholson and Bob Rafelson
  • Vocals by Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork, Micky Dolenz and Davy Jones
  • Piano: Michel Rubini
  • Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, August 3, 1968

Circle Sky

  • Written by Michael Nesmith
  • Pb vocal by Michael Nesmith
  • Guitar: Michael Nesmith, Keith Allison, Bill Chadwick
  • Drums: Eddie Hoh
  • Organ: Michael Nesmith
  • Percussion: Michael Nesmith, Eddie Hoh
  • Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, December 9 and 17, 1967 and January half dozen and 8, 1968

Supplicio

  • Spoken words: Unknown
  • Between February eleven - August 3, 1968

Tin can Y'all Dig It?

  • Written by Peter Tork
  • Lead song by Micky Dolenz
  • Harmony vocal: Peter Tork
  • Guitar: Peter Tork, Lance Wakely
  • Bass: Lance Wakely
  • Bongos: Unknown
  • Cymbals: Unknown
  • Percussion: Unknown
  • Tambourine: Unknown
  • Unknown: Chester Anderson, Don DeMieri, Michael A. Glass, Eddie Hoh
  • Recorded at Western Recorders, Jan 28 and February i, and RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Jan 29, xxx, 31 and March 8, 1968

Gravy

  • Spoken words past Davy Jones and I. J. Jefferson
  • Between February eleven - August 3, 1968

Superstitious

  • Spoken words: David Manners, Bela Lugosi
  • Lugosi dialogue from The Black True cat, Universal, 1934

As We Continue

  • Written by Carole Rex and Toni Stern
  • Lead vocal past Micky Dolenz
  • Guitar: Ken Blossom, Ry Cooder, Carole King, Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar, Tony McCashen, Neil Young
  • Bass: Harvey Newmark
  • Drums: Earl Palmer
  • Percussion: Denny Bruce, John Raines
  • Organ: Unknown
  • Flute: Unknown
  • Recorded at Wally Heider's, Hollywood, May 30, and Original Sound, Hollywood, Baronial 1, 1968

Dandruff?

  • Spoken words by Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork, Charles Macaulay, Logan Ramsey, Film Officeholder, and Film Manager
  • Betwixt Feb 11 - Baronial 3, 1968
  • Includes dialogue from "Superstitious".

Daddy's Vocal

  • Written by Harry Nilsson
  • Lead vocal by Davy Jones
  • Electric Guitar: Michael Nesmith
  • Acoustic Guitar: Michael Nesmith
  • Bass: Rick Dey
  • Drums: Eddie Hoh
  • Piano: Eleanor Slatkin
  • Cello: Justin DiTullio, Ray Kramer, Emmet Sargeant, Eleanor Slatkin
  • Trumpet: Pete Candoli, Buddy Childers, Tony Terran
  • Trombone: Richard Leith, Lewis McCreary
  • Unknown: Keith Allison, Bill Chadwick
  • Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Jan ten, xvi, nineteen and March 1, and Sunset Sound, Hollywood, Apr iv, 1968

Poll

  • Spoken words by Michael Nesmith, Davy Jones, Peter Tork, Frank Zappa, Timothy Carey, Man 1, Man 2, and Man 3
  • Between February 11 - Baronial iii, 1968
  • Includes dialogue from the studio version of "Circle Sky".

Long Championship: Do I Have to Do This All Again?

  • Written by Peter Tork
  • Lead song by Peter Tork
  • Backing song: Davy Jones, Peter Tork
  • Guitar: Peter Tork, Stephen Stills, Lance Wakely
  • Bass: Lance Wakely
  • Drums: Dewey Martin
  • Tambourine: Unknown
  • Recorded at Western Recorders, January 20, 28 and February 1, 3, four, 5, x and fourteen, RCA Victor Studios, Jan 22, 27 and February 12, and Dusk Sound, Hollywood, Jan 25 and 26, 1968
  • The song was recorded over a large number of sessions and was originally intended for The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees.

Swami - Plus Strings, Etc.

  • Written by Ken Thorne
  • Vocals by Micky Dolenz, Abraham Sofaer, June Fairchild, Teri Garr, I. J. Jefferson, Timothy Carey, Ray Nitschke and Unknown
  • Between Feb 11 - August iii, 1968
  • Includes dialogue from "Porpoise Vocal", "As We Go Forth", "Daddy's Song", and the live version of "Circle Sky".

1994 bonus tracks session information [edit]

Ditty Diego — War Chant [First Recorded Version]

  • Vocals by Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork, Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Jack Nicholson and Bob Rafelson
  • Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, July 25, 1968

Circle Heaven [Live Version]

  • Pb vocal by Michael Nesmith
  • Electric Guitar: Michael Nesmith
  • Bass: Peter Tork
  • Drums: Micky Dolenz
  • Percussion: Davy Jones
  • Organ: Davy Jones
  • Recorded at Valley Auditorium, and Lagoon Park Entertainment Middle, Table salt Lake Metropolis, UT, May 21, 1968

Happy Altogether to You

  • Written by Mildred Colina and Patty Smith Loma
  • Atomic number 82 vocals by Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Peter Tork
  • Organ: Michel Rubini
  • Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, August 3, 1968

Can You Dig It? [Early Mix]

  • Pb vocal by Peter Tork
  • An earlier mix of the song with a lead vocal by Peter Tork. A shut ascertainment on both mixes reveals that Peter Tork's atomic number 82 song is the aforementioned every bit the harmony vocal found in the originally released mix.

Daddy'southward Song [Early Mix]

  • Lead vocal by Michael Nesmith
  • An earlier mix of the song with a atomic number 82 vocal past Michael Nesmith

Head Radio Spot

  • Spoken words: Unknown
  • Recording info unknown

Charts [edit]

Album [edit]

Single [edit]

Year Unmarried Chart Tiptop
position
1968 "Porpoise Song" Billboard Hot 100 62[ix]

References [edit]

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  4. ^ Brackett, Nathan; with Hoard, Christian (eds) (2004). The New Rolling Stone Album Guide (4th ed.). New York, NY: Fireside/Simon & Schuster. p. 553. ISBN 0-7432-0169-viii.
  5. ^ "The 25 Greatest Soundtracks of All Fourth dimension". Rolling Stone. 29 August 2013.
  6. ^ "RPM: The Monkees (albums)". RPM Mag. Archived from the original on October xiv, 2017. Retrieved April eight, 2017.
  7. ^ "Oricon Archive - The Monkees". Oricon. Retrieved Apr 8, 2017.
  8. ^ "The Monkees US Chart History". Billboard. Retrieved Apr 8, 2017.
  9. ^ "Head - Charts and Awards". AllMusic . Retrieved 22 June 2014.

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head_(The_Monkees_album)

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