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    Originally released in 1966, The Monkees self-titled album had an amazing 78-week run on the Billboard album chart. It includes the #1 hit "Last Train To Clarksville" and the infectious "(Theme From) The Monkees," both written for the band by hit songwriting team Boyce & Hart. Also features Goffin & King's "Take A Giant Step" and David Gates' "Saturday's Child."

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    • Released on 09/14/2004

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    [Theme From] The Monkees
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    Saturday's Child
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    I Wanna Be Free
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    Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day (LP Version)
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    Papa Gene's Blues
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    Take A Giant Step
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    Last Train To Clarksville
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    This Just Doesn't Seem To Be My Day (LP Version)
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    Let's Dance On
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    I'll Be True To You (LP Version)
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    Sweet Young Thing
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    Gonna Buy Me A Dog
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    I Can't Get Her Off My Mind (LP/previously unissue early version)
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    I Don't Think You Know Me [Second Recorded Version]
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    (Theme From) The Monkees (Prev. unissued early Version)
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    Review: The Monkees - The Headquarters Sessions

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