180g Audiophile GREEN Vinyl Mastered by Friday Music's Joe Reagoso From Original Colgems Records Tapes!
As their ninth and last album from their hit making 1966-1970 era, The Monkees Changes is one of their most desirable and collectable efforts fetching over $300 for a mint copy of the album. This highly regarded fan favorite was a treasure trove of songs providing the soundtrack to the final year of their Saturday afternoon airings of their critically acclaimed The Monkees television show, as well as featuring the double-sided hit single Oh My My and I Love You Better.
As with all of their fine Colgems recordings, the superstar vocals of Micky Dolenz and Davy Jones are showcased as their first class musicianship excels throughout this 1970 session. Together, the two Monkees legends prove once again with the Changes album that their music is timeless and will continue to stand the test of time.
The late great Davy Jones revisits the hit sounds of the Boyce and Hart catalog with a tremendous vocal workout on their I Never Thought It Peculiar as well as his rockin delivery on 99 Pounds. His sorely missed vocals also radiate on the classic Do You Feel It Too, making this one of the more interesting pop mid tempo ballads in the Monkees catalog.
Aside from the aforementioned double sided hits Oh My My and I Love You Better, Micky Dolenzs performances continue his superstar tradition with the solid balladry of the brilliant soft California rock sounds of Ticket On A Ferry Ride and Tell Me Love.
Produced by the much acclaimed sixties producer/writer Jeff Barry (The Monkees, Neil Diamond, The Archies), Changes was the first full-fledged production by this Monkees collaborator as it showed the true pop genius of both the band and producer in the studio. Augmented with some very cool seventies writers like Andy Kim (Rock Me Gently) and the late Bobby Bloom (Montego Bay), this final Monkees album of their first golden era truly was a grand farewell from this band until their unbelievable history making 1986 return.
Friday Music continues their extensive Monkees 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series with their classic "Changes", for the first time on 180 Gram Audiophile translucent GREEN vinyl. This highly collectable album has been unavailable on vinyl for many years, making it one of the most collectable albums in their amazing hit filled catalog of recordings.
It is now impeccably mastered from the original Colgems Records tapes by Joe Reagoso (The Monkees, Davy Jones, The Byrds). Also included is the original colorful album cover graphics in a first time gatefold presentation to enhance your Monkees listening experience even further.
The Monkees...Changes...For the first time ever on 180 Gram Audiophile GREEN vinyl... from your friends at Friday Music OH MY MY!!!!
Note: Friday Music Stereo Records may be played on any modern phonograph with a lightweight tone arm. You will hear excellent sound reproduction on a mono player and full stereo sound on a stereo player.
Features:
Limited Edition
Translucent Green Vinyl
180g Audiophile Vinyl
Mastered from Original Colgems Records Tapes
Mastered by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios and Capitol Records
First time on 180g Vinyl
Original album cover graphics in first time gatefold jacket
Selections:
1. Oh My My
2. Ticket On A Ferry Ride
3. You're So Good To Me
4. It's Got To Be Love
5. Acapulco Sun
6. 99 Pounds
7. Tell Me Love
8. Do You Feel It Too?
9. I Love You Better
10. All Alone In the Dark
11. Midnight Train
12. I Never Thought It Peculiar
As their ninth and last album from their hit making 1966-1970 era, The Monkees Changes is one of their most desirable and collectable efforts fetching over $300 for a mint copy of the album. This highly regarded fan favorite was a treasure trove of songs providing the soundtrack to the final year of their Saturday afternoon airings of their critically acclaimed The Monkees television show, as well as featuring the double-sided hit single Oh My My and I Love You Better.
As with all of their fine Colgems recordings, the superstar vocals of Micky Dolenz and Davy Jones are showcased as their first class musicianship excels throughout this 1970 session. Together, the two Monkees legends prove once again with the Changes album that their music is timeless and will continue to stand the test of time.
The late great Davy Jones revisits the hit sounds of the Boyce and Hart catalog with a tremendous vocal workout on their I Never Thought It Peculiar as well as his rockin delivery on 99 Pounds. His sorely missed vocals also radiate on the classic Do You Feel It Too, making this one of the more interesting pop mid tempo ballads in the Monkees catalog.
Aside from the aforementioned double sided hits Oh My My and I Love You Better, Micky Dolenzs performances continue his superstar tradition with the solid balladry of the brilliant soft California rock sounds of Ticket On A Ferry Ride and Tell Me Love.
Produced by the much acclaimed sixties producer/writer Jeff Barry (The Monkees, Neil Diamond, The Archies), Changes was the first full-fledged production by this Monkees collaborator as it showed the true pop genius of both the band and producer in the studio. Augmented with some very cool seventies writers like Andy Kim (Rock Me Gently) and the late Bobby Bloom (Montego Bay), this final Monkees album of their first golden era truly was a grand farewell from this band until their unbelievable history making 1986 return.
Friday Music continues their extensive Monkees 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series with their classic "Changes", for the first time on 180 Gram Audiophile translucent GREEN vinyl. This highly collectable album has been unavailable on vinyl for many years, making it one of the most collectable albums in their amazing hit filled catalog of recordings.
It is now impeccably mastered from the original Colgems Records tapes by Joe Reagoso (The Monkees, Davy Jones, The Byrds). Also included is the original colorful album cover graphics in a first time gatefold presentation to enhance your Monkees listening experience even further.
The Monkees...Changes...For the first time ever on 180 Gram Audiophile GREEN vinyl... from your friends at Friday Music OH MY MY!!!!
Note: Friday Music Stereo Records may be played on any modern phonograph with a lightweight tone arm. You will hear excellent sound reproduction on a mono player and full stereo sound on a stereo player.
Features:
Limited Edition
Translucent Green Vinyl
180g Audiophile Vinyl
Mastered from Original Colgems Records Tapes
Mastered by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios and Capitol Records
First time on 180g Vinyl
Original album cover graphics in first time gatefold jacket
Selections:
1. Oh My My
2. Ticket On A Ferry Ride
3. You're So Good To Me
4. It's Got To Be Love
5. Acapulco Sun
6. 99 Pounds
7. Tell Me Love
8. Do You Feel It Too?
9. I Love You Better
10. All Alone In the Dark
11. Midnight Train
12. I Never Thought It Peculiar