You're quoting or paraphrasing a sentiment often expressed by Michael Nesmith of The Monkees. He frequently spoke about the band's growth and their relationship with other major acts of the era, particularly The Beatles.
The Monkees and The Beatles shared a unique bond; The Beatles were actually fans of The Monkees TV show, and the two bands spent time together in London during the late 60s. Nesmith often reflected on how The Monkees transitioned from being a "manufactured" TV band into a group that wrote, played, and produced their own music, describing that evolution as a "natural becoming."
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The Songwriter: While the band performed it, the song was actually written by John Stewart of The Kingston Trio.
A Group Effort: This video captures the playful, often improvisational spirit of the band, featuring all four members: Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork.
The Piano Intro: The iconic piano introduction was played by Peter Tork
00:04 Opens in a new window Vocals: This track is one of the most famous songs featuring Davy Jones on lead vocals
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