Video: 'The Kind Of Girl I Could Love (2006 Remastered Alternate Mix)'
(Tuesday, July 16, 1966, 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m.-midnight PDT) — The Monkees held another recording session this afternoon and evening at RCA Victor Studio A in Hollywood, working on the songs “The Kind of Girl I Could Love,” “All The King’s Horses,” “Papa Gene’s Blues” (alternative mix), “I’ll Be True to You,” “So Goes Love” “I Don’t Think You Know Me” (Mickey’s vocal), and “Let’s Dance On.”
Video: 'The Kind Of Girl I Could Love [Original Stereo Version]'
“I’ll Be True To You” and “Let’s Dance On” would be released on the band’s debut album, The Monkees, on Oct. 10, 1966. “The Kind of Girl I Could Love” would be released on the band’s second studio album, More Of the Monkees, released on Jan. 9, 1967.
Video: 'All the King's Horses (2006 Remaster)'
The rest of the songs tracked today would be released long after the band’s original 1960s run, between 1987 and 2006.
Video: 'THE MONKEES "PAPA GENES BLUES" ALTERNATE MIX HAL BLAINE' (stereo remix)
Video: 'Papa Gene's Blues (Alternate Mix)'
Video: '"I'll Be True To You" - The Monkees (2014 Remix)" (stereo remix)
Video: 'I'll Be True To You (2006 Remastered Original Stereo Version)"
Video: ' So Goes Love'
Video: 'I Don't Think You Know Me (Micky's Vocal)'
Video: 'Let's Dance On (2006 Remastered Original Stereo Version)"
