Micky Dolenz - Demoiselle - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Expanded edition of this collection of solo tracks from Monkees vocalist/drummer Micky Dolenz includes 12 bonus tracks. This collection includes all of Dolenz's original solo singles he released while at MGM and it's various affiliated imprints. All of the recordings have been transferred from the original master tapes housed in the Universal vaults, except for two tracks where the original masters could no longer be located. Among the tracks included is a rendition of 'Daybreak,' written, arranged and conducted by Dolenz' pal Harry Nilsson; 'A Lover's Prayer' written by Randy Newman; a medley of classic Buddy Holly tunes; and two sides ('Easy on You' b/w 'Oh Someone') with Peter Tork helping out on arrangements. Two sides from Micky's collaboration with Michael Lloyd as Starship have also been included. Dolenz has actively participated in the creation of this .

2023 EP . 7A Records are proud to Micky Dolenz Sings R. E. M., a 4 track EP comprised of songs R. E. M. wrote throughout their career, all beautifully reimagined by Dolenz and producer Christian Nesmith. The EP features fresh and completely new arrangements of some of R. E. M. 's most memorable and catchy songs. R. E. M. Reactions to the EP InchThese songs are ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE. Micky Dolenz covering R. E. M. Monkees style, I have died and gone to heaven. This is really something. Shiny Happy People sounds INCREDIBLE (never thought you or I would hear me say that!!!). Give it a spin. It's wild. And produced by Christian Nesmith (son of Michael Nesmith), I am finally completeInch. Michael Stipe InchThat voice-one of the main voices of my musical awakening-singing our songs... It is beyond awesome. Let's help make this as huge as we possibly can. I am beyond thrilled. Inch Mike Mills. InchI've been listening to Micky's singing since I was nine years old. It's unreal to hear that very voice, adding new depth to songs we've written ourselves, and inhabiting them so completely. Inch Peter Buck.

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