WFMU: Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from September 14, 2020

Listener comments!
	10:56am cometothesunshine: welcome! the show begins at 3 pacific/6 eastern - click on Pop-Up or 128k MP3 to listen.
	5:55pm Woof: Hello Andrew! Happy Anniversary!
	5:55pm DennisK: Wow, I was just digging Danny's Vox Casino replica....
	5:56pm DanMcK1964: Happy Happy Andrew!!!
	5:56pm mce1965: Happy 14th, my friend! It seems scarcely possible...
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: hello - we'll be on with the show in just a moment or two
	5:58pm sw2442: Greetings Andrew...congratulations on the 14th anniversary of CTTS...
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: Yes, it is something special that 14 years (and a few days) later I could be here with my original listeners MCE & Woof - your friendship means the world to me!
	5:59pm DennisK: A TRIP, indeed!!!!
	5:59pm jfmlaugh: Happy Anniversary! Thanks for all the greatness over the years!
	6:00pm cometothesunshine: DennisK is almost original!
	6:00pm cometothesunshine: THANKS!!!!
	6:00pm ?: Happy Anniversary Andrew! John Young here listening in from the Washington DC area...
	6:00pm DennisK: Close!
	6:01pm cometothesunshine: I had them turn off the reverb out of respect.
	6:01pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, John Young
	6:02pm Mark @ Monkees Live Almanac: Hello Andrew! Looking forward to the show. Congrats on the anniversary.
	6:02pm Woof: Thank you, Andrew! It has been a pleasure!
	6:02pm DanMcK1964: Where's my beer??
	6:03pm Lee: 14 years is a huge achievement, congratulations Andrew! CTTS is a consistently great show, thank you for all you bring to it.
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Lee!
	6:03pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Congratulations Andrew!
	6:03pm Candy-O'67: Happy 14th Anniversary, Andrew and Come to the Sunshine!
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, GGGG and Candy-O
	6:04pm Babinga: good day sunshine people!
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: Some of these singles sound even better 14 years later.
	6:05pm mce1965: The analogs and the ProTools
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: welcome, babinga
	6:05pm Minerwerks: Happy anniversary, Andrew!!
	6:05pm myron feld: I love this show. Congratulations, Andrew!
	6:05pm Babinga: Thanks Andrew
	6:06pm Beantown Doug: My wish for your anniversary is for the virus crisis to end so you can get live tours rolling again.
	6:06pm Minerwerks: I've had several people from Central New York ask me for a copy of this Utica Club track once I found it online several years ago.
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much, Myron - very nice of you to say!
	6:06pm DanMcK1964: FUZZ guitar 101
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: Well, Minerworks - I will have to look for a spare.
	6:07pm DA The DJ: Congrats on your anniversary!
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, DA!
	6:07pm David Jenkins: “It wasn’t there yesterday” :-) congratulations on your anniversary, my friend.
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: And thank you for the technical help with getting this show on today!
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: The singles sound excellent - I did new transfers of them all.
	6:08pm DanMcK1964: Thank you for keeping the sounds of the 60's so vibrant TODAY, Andrew!! Here's to the next 14 years!!
	6:09pm Bill S.: Congratulations on the anniversary....and thanks for all you have done for music lovers for decades. Life is more enjoyable and bright because of what you do for us all. Best wishes from Texas!
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: Well, I am hoping to make it to 200 shows and 15 years - beyond that I need a little break.
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: But, I said on day one I would do 10 shows and that would be enough.
	6:10pm jfmlaugh: Does this playlist seem like you built it yesterday or does it seem like 14 years ago?
	6:10pm johnyoung1234: Love the Bell Records logo. Sounds like Joe Osborn on bass...is it?
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: I had been hoping to play these records for people for a number of years. The other shows proved more difficult, jfm!
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: JY - yes, sounds like Osborn
	6:11pm uptown jen: Happy anniversary, Andrew! I was trying to remember how long I’ve been listening, and it must be at least 10 years. On a different note, that Utica Club song just sticks in my head every time I hear it!
	6:12pm Neil D.: Congrats on your anniversary Andrew! This has always been one of my fave radio shows! So many great shows thru the years... Cheers to many more!
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: Thank you so much, Neil!
	6:13pm DennisK: "A Filmways presentation, dahhling..."
	6:13pm cometothesunshine: It has been a pressure and pleasure to satisfy myself and share my library.
	6:13pm cometothesunshine: Exactly, DennisK
	6:14pm Skye: congratulations on 14 years of hard work!
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Skye - I do appreciate it.
	6:18pm DanMcK1964: Great P.T. cut!!!!!
	6:18pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: So many faves today and you’ve inly just begun! Phil
	6:19pm cometothesunshine: Yes, I have always felt that this two-sider from the Pretty Things rivals the Beatles Strawberry Fields/Penny Lane
	6:19pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Phil should have had hearts!! <3
	6:20pm cometothesunshine: GGGG - this is exactly the set I played in September 2006 - happy to have found more like-minded friends through these records over the years like you.
	6:20pm Matt Clarke: Hi Andrew! Congratulations on 14 years! Here's to many many more!
	6:20pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Matt!
	6:23pm cometothesunshine: Funnily enough, I finally got a beautiful set of Byzantine Empire 45's from a high school friend for my last birthday.
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: In the jingle jangle morning, they'll be marching!
	6:25pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Aww, thanks Andrew! So glad to have found you too!!!
	6:25pm cometothesunshine: This is a very rare genre: Novelty Raga
	6:26pm Skye: oo interesting
	6:26pm Kevin Marhanka: Hey there Andrew, Keep up the AWESOME work my friend, It's always entertaining and very informative. Be safe always!
	6:27pm uptown jen: This is in my top five favorite Hollies songs. I love it.
	6:27pm DanMcK1964: The Hollies make recording a hit single sound so easy...
	6:27pm Matt Clarke: +1 for this Hollies tune
	6:28pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Kevin - whole lotta Monkees fun coming in part two of the show - well worth a listen.
	6:28pm johnyoung1234: Great Hollies track. I've never heard this!
	6:28pm cometothesunshine: Here is a great Graham Nash co-write
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: I found this 45 at Beano's in Croydon circa 1997
	6:29pm DennisK: That must've been a moment!
	6:29pm Kevin Marhanka: You know what I love LOL looking forward to it!!!
	6:30pm DennisK: Love those UK promos!
	6:30pm Babinga: Hey monkeeman Kevin!
	6:30pm cometothesunshine: Beanos had so many 45s - really was a favorite store.
	6:30pm johnyoung1234: Amazing to think at how many of these rare (and great) 45s likely sat in a store for years...
	6:31pm DennisK: "Had"? :-(
	6:34pm Michael 98145: i shudder to think how many 45s wound up in landfills over the years ...
	6:35pm johnyoung1234: @Michael 98145: Lots of rare ones for sure...unfortunately.
	6:35pm cometothesunshine: I continue to dig and I continue to discover - so the only thing I worry about now is a shortage of time and money. But mostly time.
	6:35pm Olivia Greene: Thank you very much for these wonderful shows, Andrew. And a very happy anniversary to you!
	6:36pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much for your support over the years, Olivia, really means a lot to me!
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: Phil Sloan was an early listener of Come To The Sunshine
	6:38pm cometothesunshine: I once gave a $50k to Gerry Marsden to tour America. He ended up returning it.
	6:38pm Beantown Doug: One of Marsden's best.
	6:38pm sw2442: Beantown Doug...I second that...
	6:39pm jfmlaugh: Gilbert Green X2!
	6:39pm cometothesunshine: One of his best - sadly not a hit - nor were the other Bee Gee coves of this era: Billy J, Adam Faith, etc.
	6:40pm cometothesunshine: Bill Shepherd at his finest.
	6:42pm jfmlaugh: Wait...is this true: I once gave a $50k to Gerry Marsden to tour America. He ended up returning it. How'd that come about?
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: Orange Peel played a great version of this one earlier.
	6:42pm johnyoung1234: I discovered the Marsden "Gilbert Green" single from one of your other shows. It took me a while but I found it on an obscure 1993 comp Sony CD called "Guilty Pleasures".
	6:42pm Matt Clarke: Bee Gees songs mini set! Love it
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: I produced two concert tours called the British Invasion - Gerry was to be one of the headliners
	6:43pm cometothesunshine: I figured if I was going to go broke, it would be because of Gerry
	6:43pm jfmlaugh: That's what I figured. Such a cool story.
	6:43pm cometothesunshine: Phil Dennys - who arranged this Oscar single, worked on Bee Gees' First
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: And of course, Robert Stigwood was the album's co-producer (with Ossie Byrne)
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: I bought this Oscar 45 of a thing called netsounds
	6:45pm cometothesunshine: early discogs type thing
	6:45pm cometothesunshine: postage was less then!
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: The Rondells are the Cyrkle
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: I was lucky enough to make a record with Tom Dawes - his voice brings many wonderful memories for me.
	6:47pm Michael 98145: I'm always amazed by the sound quality you folks manage to get from these vintage 45s
	6:48pm cometothesunshine: Michael: I put hours of work into it!
	6:48pm sw2442: Johnyoung1234...I have that Guilty Pleasures CD you mentioned...that's where I heard Gerry's version of Gilbert Green for the first time...I got it when it first came out.
	6:49pm jfmlaugh: @michael 98145 I am amazed by that as well!
	6:52pm cometothesunshine: I use some professional software too that comes in to play in my work as a reissue producer. It is nice getting these songs into the world sounding as good as they can.
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: Also, mono 45's generally sound good and can be restored easily. A lot of people on YouTube etc, transfer them in stereo and they sound bad.
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: But record companies are unlikely to ever invest much in properly preserving these obscure mixes.
	6:53pm myron feld: "Parking In The Kokomo" is on a (mostly) great compilation called Absolutely Allentown. The 70s & 80s stuff on it isn't good, but the rest is!
	6:54pm Michael 98145: Well, thank you
	6:55pm Beantown Doug: McKenzie was one of those singers who seemed to be able to keep going a long time before needing to take a breath.
	6:55pm cometothesunshine: The tape of the Rondells burned in the Universal fire as did the Dunhill, Dot & A&M single tapes.
	6:55pm cometothesunshine: Doug - he has a truly amazing voice and he loved cats.
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: I was always sad this single mix of The Action was lost in action, but it is now on CD at last.
	6:57pm Matt Clarke: Oh no that is awful, Andrew, about the tapes
	6:57pm sw2442: That Universal fire was heartbreaking for many people who love music...it was devastating.
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: yes, I drove by that fire - very sad.
	6:58pm cometothesunshine: All to build a Godzilla ride at Universal Studios.
	6:58pm DanMcK1964: The Action = MOD 101
	6:58pm cometothesunshine: The real blame should go to UMG who never digitized most of their catalog of pop music.
	6:59pm Beantown Doug: I'm seeing Brad and Leo.
	6:59pm cometothesunshine: They did a great job with Chess, Checker and other labels, but they liked the stuff I play a lot less.
	7:00pm sw2442: I agree with you a billion percent Andrew...it really hurts my heart just thinking about it.
	7:01pm Beantown Doug: My face literally scrunches up involuntarily thinking about the fire. It would have taken almost nothing to prevent it.
	7:02pm Michael 98145: The Universal fire was unnecessary and unforgivable
	7:02pm cometothesunshine: Not heating up roof shingles with a blow torch would have been one thing.
	7:03pm cometothesunshine: UMG owns so much catalog that remains untouched. They will never invest the time in cataloging it and digitizing it because there is not enough time or money.
	7:05pm Michael from the Left Coast: Peter Schekyrek was the husband, manager and producer of Melanie
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Michael!
	7:09pm cometothesunshine: As a result of this album being featured in our album spotlight, Steve Stanley's Now Sounds label reissued it - I wrote the liner notes for this in 2010.
	7:09pm sw2442: I'll be honest with you...if I had the opportunity, I would catalog and digitize it for FREE...just so it can be archived and preserved...I know that sounds completely insane, but I would do it.
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: I have done a lot of that sw2442 over the past 30 years - just to save what I love.
	7:12pm KarenS: Hi Andrew .... Happy Anniversary!!
	7:13pm Matt SF: These tracks is sounding great over the hi-fi, btw. Send some sunshine up to SF please.
	7:13pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much, Karen - your support over the years has really meant so very much - I will never forget our trip to Zilch!
	7:14pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, MattSF - hoping you have your mono blocks in phase.
	7:14pm sw2442: ...and that's why you're the best archivist and historian of 60's Pop and Rock right now Andrew...
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: That is nice of you to say - I have some friends in the field who also do great work.
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: Of course, I like mine the best!
	7:19pm cometothesunshine: Nitzsche goes full on Spector for this one.
	7:19pm Bobay: Congratulations!
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Bobay!
	7:22pm DanMcK1964: Gary's vocals are some of his best on this LP!
	7:23pm cometothesunshine: I agree, Dan - he says Garry Bonner was his coach.
	7:24pm cometothesunshine: Jack Nitzsche did a fabulous job on the arrangements.
	7:27pm DanMcK1964: The arrangements are FAB for sure!! Did the Playboys actually do some of the backing tracks?
	7:28pm jfmlaugh: What is your favorite off the album?
	7:29pm DanMcK1964: "Look, Here Comes The Sun" for me...
	7:30pm cometothesunshine: It is tough to top "Jill."
	7:32pm swivs: Hello Andrew and co! Just chiming in to say hi, great show as always.
	7:34pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much for saying hello, swivs!
	7:36pm Dave the Spazz: Happy Anniversary Andrew!
	7:36pm DanMcK1964: Man... they're the most!!
	7:36pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Dave!
	7:37pm jfmlaugh: We want the Monkees, We Want the Monkees, We Want The Monkees!
	7:39pm DanMcK1964: For me, this may be the most glaring omission from the 1st LP
	7:39pm cometothesunshine: I bought this acetate off of Ebay - happy I was able to get it out to the people officially.
	7:39pm Mark @ Monkees Live Almanac: Andrew, have you discovered any documentation to show that this song was seriously considered for the debut LP?
	7:40pm cometothesunshine: Yes, Don Kirshner didn't always chose the best songs.
	7:40pm cometothesunshine: Mark - I have found no documentation stating that.
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: But I have found so many documents from 1965-1967, that I have had to completely rewrite my book.
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: The behind the scenes story of their desire to be a group is finally revealed in full.
	7:41pm jfmlaugh: How Can You Kiss Me is fantastic! Always loved it!
	7:41pm DanMcK1964: This one is brilliant... Also would've made a great Monkees cut... Imagine an HQ arrangement!
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: Yes, better than "Just A Little Love," I think.
	7:42pm jfmlaugh: You have no idea how excited we all are for the book rewrite!
	7:42pm DanMcK1964: Andrew: Without prying, any idea on when the updated book may be available?
	7:43pm DennisK: It's a fascinating story, Andrew, and needs to be heard - I'm sure everyone here, and thousands more, will snap it up!
	7:43pm cometothesunshine: I am excited to finish, but I keep finding more material for the early years. I hope to be done with 1967 this week. I was working on it before the show.
	7:44pm Kim Reynolds: I like this version.
	7:44pm DennisK: LOVE THIS SONG! And the Monkees arrangement was awesome
	7:44pm cometothesunshine: Dan - happy to say I plan to finish late this year. Printing will take 3-4 months and it should be shipping in spring 2021
	7:44pm sw2442: Yes...I was wondering if you had news on The Monkees Day by Day book that you've mentioned that you're updating...I never bought the original book, so I'm greatly anticipating this new edition...
	7:44pm DennisK: Really sounds in the same vein as "Wasn't Born To Follow" here
	7:44pm DanMcK1964: FANTASTIC!!!! Thank you for digging even deeper!!!!
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: sw2442 - see above
	7:45pm DennisK: Andrew, Lewisohn will have to do yet more rewrites when your book comes out!!
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: DanM - it is not what I was expecting to do, but I stumbled on literally thousands of pages of early documents.
	7:46pm cometothesunshine: I just want him to finish, Dennis.
	7:46pm DennisK: Boyce home demo here, Andrew?
	7:46pm DanMcK1964: "The behind the scenes story of their desire to be a group is finally revealed in full." Sounds tantalizing!!!
	7:46pm sw2442: I just read your post about a 2021 publication a few back...I gotta start saving my dimes and quarters...thanks...
	7:46pm DennisK: Boy, I'm with you on that, Andrew!!
	7:47pm Kevin Marhanka: Tomorrows gonna bring another book
	7:48pm DanMcK1964: That Boyce demo(?) WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
	7:48pm johnyoung1234: Never heard the original of "Saturday's Child"! Cool!
	7:48pm cometothesunshine: yes, sw2442 - I am afraid it will be more expensive than the original. But it will be nicer. Hardback in full color with an all new assortment of unpublished photos.
	7:48pm DanMcK1964: LOL Kevin!!!
	7:49pm jfmlaugh: Andrew, you're not busy at all. Ha! Producing Micky's album, The Monkees 2021 Tour, Your Rewrite....what other surprises you have for us! Perhaps More Good Times? Ha!
	7:49pm Michael from the Left Coast: Andrew, do you know if it's Larry Taylor playing bass on the David Gates track?
	7:49pm DennisK: It was great hearing this live last time around
	7:49pm johnyoung1234: How about a Changes box set with the missing NY tracks?
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: I doubt it, Michael.
	7:50pm DanMcK1964: Hardback... Yay!!!! This tome deserves it!!
	7:51pm sw2442: It sounds like the book will definitely be worth the wait...
	7:53pm cometothesunshine: I have learned so much about the Monkees this year. I am more surprised than anyone.
	7:53pm DanMcK1964: This sounds crystal clear... wow!!
	7:53pm KarenS: Wow-ee the new edition of your book will be PUBLICATION EVENT WORTHY!!
	7:54pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I didn't pull stuff off of YouTube for this show, DanM!
	7:54pm DanMcK1964: LOL!!!!
	7:54pm DennisK: LOL
	7:54pm cometothesunshine: Johnny Young - the Changes outtakes have never surfaced. I know Jeff Barry's son said he would look, but it has been years.
	7:57pm DennisK: WHOA! Suddenly, bass response! ;-)
	7:57pm cometothesunshine: I recently recovered the original demo of Don't Do It and I will have more exciting book and record release info later this year.
	7:57pm DanMcK1964: Can we assume Micky likely didn't know until he arrived for the filming of the pilot that he had been cast as the drummer? And then to think a (approx.) year later he's playing to public audiences behind a kit... Had to be intense with everything else going on!
	7:57pm Mailman Tom: Wow, Micky Dolenz!
	7:57pm cometothesunshine: There is no bass guitar on Let's Dance On, Dennis K
	7:58pm johnyoung1234: "I will have more exciting book and record release info later this year." YEAH!!!!
	7:58pm Minerwerks: Was neat to get to one of the shows where Micky performed Don't Do It a few years back
	7:59pm jfmlaugh: Was going to ask if they were going to record this a The Monkees
	7:59pm Tony B.: I have this on 45 on Challenge Records. Micky wrote this one.
	7:59pm DennisK: Ahh, ha ha! There ya go! Guess it didn't need it to get the job done (and get done it did!)
	7:59pm johnyoung1234: When is the revised Monkees book being released?
	7:59pm cometothesunshine: Yes, Minerworks - he thought we were trying to make him look stupid by doing that song, so it was dropped.
	8:00pm DennisK: Can't wait to hear the backstory on Gamma Goochee
	8:00pm cometothesunshine: Spring 2021, JY1234
	8:00pm DanMcK1964: Look stupid??? It's such a cookin' track!
	8:00pm cometothesunshine: Dennis K, he had a lot of different monkiers
	8:01pm cometothesunshine: These Dolenz sides are very well-recorded
	8:01pm DennisK: Indeed
	8:02pm Alan A: Fantastic show, Andrew. The songwriter demos are a great listen. Thank you for all you do.
	8:02pm Tony B.: Huff Puff: early punk?
	8:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much, Alan!
	8:05pm Tony B.: Plastic Symphony III was that unrelated b-side to Don't Do It
	8:06pm Babinga: Freddy "fingers" Lee's bass player was Ian Hunter!
	8:06pm dawneden: So glad to catch your program, Andrew! It sounds great, as always!
	8:06pm DanMcK1964: @Babinga : WOW!!!!!
	8:06pm cometothesunshine: And Orange Peel played the "Fingers" Lee version in his warm up set today.
	8:07pm Babinga: And Ian later wrote a song on the pool it album!
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, so much Dawn. And thank you for turning me on to many great discs like Utica Club and Jacobson & Tansley.
	8:07pm jfmlaugh: Orange Peel session was outstanding today!
	8:07pm DanMcK1964: Andrew: are Micky/Davy/Peter on backing Vox on this mix?
	8:07pm Babinga: Wtg Orange peel!
	8:08pm Beantown Doug: A good friend of my mom's from acting school in NYC is in "Royal Flush," and again later in the series. Vince Beck, who played the Sigmund. He'd visit the family and he was in our living room the summer before the Monkees premiered on TV.
	8:09pm Minerwerks: Andrew, when you remixed "Kind of Girl" for the super deluxe set, did you use Nez's later reduction of the track to get stereo backing for the first time?
	8:09pm dawneden: My pleasure, Andrew! I once had tea with Sascha Burland, sometime in the early or mid-'90s, and picked his brain about Utica Club, etc. He was a charming gentleman, kind, with a good sense of humor. And he was still working for McCann Erickson after all those years!
	8:10pm cometothesunshine: on I Don't think you know me, it is just Michael on Backing vocals, but also sounds like Davy - will have to go back and check.
	8:10pm DanMcK1964: Vince Beck- such a talented actor!
	8:10pm cometothesunshine: Minerwerks - I am pretty sure that I did.
	8:11pm DennisK: Gahd, these Boyce & Hart demos are so great to hear.
	8:11pm cometothesunshine: That is cool, Doug.
	8:11pm cometothesunshine: I think I remember that, Dawn.
	8:11pm Beantown Doug: Vince was a HUGE guy, and not just in comparison to Davy. At dinner he did a hilarious pantomime of a clumsy waiter that had us kids in stitches.
	8:12pm Minerwerks: Thanks, Andrew! Been curious about that for a while.
	8:12pm chris ma: finally got this show to work on my computer and IPOD.
	8:12pm DennisK: Real craftsmen!
	8:12pm KarenS: Andrew, thanks for your dedication and generosity to your CTTS listeners, making our lives happier for 14 years and hopefully many more.
	8:13pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I can get you that exact info if you need it Minerwerks.
	8:14pm cometothesunshine: As I devote a big chunk of my weekends to this (+my Mondays) I sometimes regret the time, Karen, but I really do enjoy it.
	8:14pm cometothesunshine: Carole is really quite a great vocalist on this one. I think that is why she issued it officially.
	8:15pm DanMcK1964: Davy took a nice vocal turn with this one for those 1st LP sessions...
	8:15pm sw2442: I know you've been asked about this many times, so please forgive me...is there any chance Rhino (Handmade) will ever reissue your great Monkees super deluxe editions...I hope so. If not, someone should start a petition for their re-release...
	8:15pm chris ma: will this show be part of the upload of subscribed shows?
	8:15pm TroyB1: Congrats on 14 years Andrew! I learned about so much good music from your radio show. Loving this show and all your Monkees' Super Deluxe Editions! Any word on "Headquarters" or "Pieces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones" Super Deluxe Editions?
	8:15pm DanMcK1964: WHOAH..... P.G.B.
	8:15pm Woof: Oh my!!!!!
	8:16pm cometothesunshine: Rhino have the full decision on when the other super deluxes will be produced. They are unlikely to remake them any time soon.
	8:16pm DennisK: Wow.
	8:16pm jfmlaugh: What year is this from?
	8:16pm Beantown Doug: Apologizing for forgetting. Was "Magic Fingers" James Burton?
	8:17pm cometothesunshine: 1965
	8:17pm cometothesunshine: yes, Doug
	8:18pm chris ma: I guess it's ebay then of the super deluxe as with a lot of the Rhino handmade stuff.
	8:18pm DanMcK1964: This is incredible Andrew... thank you for sharing that P.G.B. demo with us!!
	8:19pm chris ma: I'm surprised that Friday music hasn't reissued Missing Links series!
	8:20pm johnyoung1234: Is this Carole King demo of "Yes I Will" available commercially?
	8:20pm DennisK: The final version of PGB has one of the greatest guitar foursomes ever! :-)
	8:20pm cometothesunshine: I am sure they will get around to it and wipe my name off like they usually do!
	8:20pm cometothesunshine: No, it is from an acetate, JY
	8:20pm Dave the Spazz: These demos are amazing.
	8:21pm johnyoung1234: Killer. Was this something you found in an online auction?
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: I think so too, Dave - was hoping to do something to make people's life a little better today.
	8:21pm chris ma: Did you work on the first Missing Links Andrew? I thought Harold Bronson (?) did the liner notes?
	8:22pm DennisK: You totally succeeded, mi amigo
	8:22pm dawneden: This "Yes I Will" demo is unbelievable. I had no idea that Goffin and Titelman had King record the demo--but, then, why would they not if they could? It's a revelation to see how the Hollies adapted King's vocal arrangement.
	8:22pm jfmlaugh: Today...how about you make a difference everyday!
	8:22pm cometothesunshine: No, I didn't work on the first Missing Links, Chris.
	8:22pm DennisK: Hear hear, jfm!
	8:22pm cometothesunshine: Yes, Dawn - I love the story that they went to see A Hard Day's Night and came home to write that song.
	8:23pm cometothesunshine: even greater, just four years later (or less) Russ, Gerry and Carole created the Porpoise Song - talk about a leap!
	8:24pm Woof: Wow!!! This is amazing to hear! Thank you!
	8:25pm Alan A: wow sweet young thing demo. how much did mike add?
	8:25pm jfmlaugh: WOW!
	8:25pm TroyB1: Love these demos from Carole King! Amazing stuff!
	8:25pm DanMcK1964: Andrew - I watched a few eppys of the Blu-Ray box this past weekend, such an incredible presentation!! The show was groundbreaking & special and that box sets the record straight!!
	8:25pm dawneden: Awesome! I didn't realize Russ Titelman was in on "Porpoise Song." And I also didn't know the "Hard Day's Night" story--very cool!
	8:25pm Ben In Austin: Congratulations on 14 years Andrew! Thanks for playing the Monkees demos and rarities!
	8:26pm DanMcK1964: S.Y.T. demo = MIND BLOWN.
	8:26pm cometothesunshine: Dawn - he is the conductor on Porpoise Song.
	8:26pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Ben!
	8:27pm Kevin: COOL STUFF Andrew!!!!
	8:27pm cometothesunshine: I have really been digging deep in rewriting my book to learn something new about the Monkees and I happy I can share something more after all of these years.
	8:27pm DanMcK1964: Love Peter's bass work on the HQ version of this one!
	8:28pm chris ma: oh nimbus!
	8:29pm Ben In Austin: Looking forward to your book as well!
	8:30pm DennisK: Totally appropriate, Andrew, that on this great anniversary show you are sharing all this terrific Monkees material - you hit it outta the park for your listeners every time!
	8:30pm cometothesunshine: I tried to get Micky & Peter to do this version in 2016 live. Peter rejected the idea, but agreed to other things, so I had to let go of that ask.
	8:30pm DanMcK1964: Andrew: Will your book have a new title?
	8:30pm Beantown Doug: I know the Monkees TV series was often compared to "A Hard Day's Night," but "HELP!" was the obvious template. Groovy shared pad with wacky doings.
	8:30pm DennisK: Sounds like an Al Kooper organ part!
	8:31pm cometothesunshine: No, Dan M - because I want the people who bought the first one to be able to find it if they search the Internet.
	8:31pm Dave the Spazz: My life is a heck of a lot better after hearing all of this. Hey Dawn! The gang’s all here
	8:31pm chris ma: just in time for the 55th anniversary next year! Or is it technically this year? As they formed in 65?
	8:31pm DanMcK1964: @DOUG : agreed 1000%
	8:31pm cometothesunshine: That is Bobby Hart, DK - on the organ.
	8:31pm cometothesunshine: This is the 55th, Chris Ma!
	8:32pm DennisK: Way cool, Andrew. Bobby is the man!
	8:32pm DanMcK1964: Makes sense Andrew!
	8:32pm DennisK: He demonstrates this once again!
	8:33pm dawneden: "He is the conductor on Porpoise Song"--neat! I've long loved that arrangement and now I know why.
	8:33pm Matt SF: Great show Andrew! Happy 14th, always enjoy your shows, and this one is just terrific
	8:33pm jfmlaugh: "I tried to get Micky & Peter to do this version in 2016 live. Peter rejected the idea, but agreed to other things, so I had to let go of that ask" Will stories like this make the TBD reunion book? Because these stories are amazing!
	8:33pm chris ma: I've been on a Monkees kick lately, and Beatles too!
	8:33pm DanMcK1964: KHJ Promos!!!
	8:33pm Beantown Doug: "Terrific" is the word. I am really tired of hearing "tremendous." ;-)
	8:34pm cometothesunshine: Yes, I hope to do the later years eventually, jfm.
	8:35pm cometothesunshine: Dawn - to be totally accurate, Jack Nitzsche is the arranger, but Russ worked as conductor per the label. Not to mention Gerry Goffin's out of this world production.
	8:36pm Babinga: has work started on the Micky album?
	8:36pm cometothesunshine: yes, Babinga
	8:36pm Babinga: Danke!
	8:37pm DennisK: Ahh, the Strange-Hazlewood magic!
	8:38pm Beantown Doug: Don't know the ages of others here, but I had just turned 11 when the Monkees burst on the scene. They were a VERY big deal for kids my age. My sisters were suddenly not as interested in Herman's Hermits.
	8:38pm cometothesunshine: Christian has come up with some brilliant arrangements. I think it is going to blow some people's minds. However, we are at the very beginning of the project.
	8:38pm DanMcK1964: Andrew- did the KHJ train gig performance ever exist with audio?
	8:38pm Kevin: Any potential release date for the Micky sings Nez cd?
	8:38pm johnyoung1234: I'm hoping Micky covers 'Roll With The Flow'...
	8:38pm DennisK: Me too, Doug - I'd just started playing drums. A HUGE thing in my life!
	8:39pm cometothesunshine: No audio of the train gig has ever surfaced
	8:39pm Babinga: thanks for the sneak peak behind the scenes
	8:39pm cometothesunshine: Kevin - I have no idea on a release date - that will come directly from 7A
	8:40pm Babinga: I sent a few real don steele promos to ken mills that I had
	8:40pm chris ma: I still would like Rhino to reissue the New Monkees or a DVD release, or 7A, Friday etc. ducks under chair
	8:40pm DennisK: The "Thank You Girl" drum breaks clinched the dru chair for me, and playing along with Ringo, and Hal on the TJB records, and the Monkees', was pure joy!
	8:40pm johnyoung1234: I always thought it was criminal that 'Of You' wasn't originally released. It's a fantastic track...
	8:40pm cometothesunshine: People always ask me release dates, but the companies I produce for prefer to let those out when they can make the biggest splash. They have a lot invested, so it is quite understandable.
	8:41pm DennisK: (Not Hal on the Monkees, of course)
	8:42pm chris ma: we need a B & H release of these demos!
	8:42pm uptown jen: John- I’m a big fan of “Of You” as well.
	8:42pm DanMcK1964: This (S.S.) is amazing!!!!
	8:43pm Jason Whiton: Loving this show, Andrew. All great stuff. These Boyce/Hart demos rock :) -Jason
	8:43pm Kevin: Was just wondering Thx...just was seeing if it's a year away or less or more. Hopefully less!
	8:44pm johnyoung1234: @uptown jen: One thing that makes it extra special is that Micky is harmonizing with Mike on it. There aren't many early songs with 2 of them singing.
	8:44pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Jason!
	8:44pm sw2442: Beantown Doug...I'm a second generation fan...born in late 1969...I remember my aunt had a mono copy of the debut album which I listened to constantly...I saw the show for the first time in Summer 1976 right after it was syndicated for the first time...I loved it. My Dad and Mom couldn't, and still, don't understand why I'm such a fan...they were teenagers when the show debuted, but they thought they were silly. I got my younger sisters and brother interested in them eventually.
	8:45pm cometothesunshine: And if some people had their way - all of the 1960's would have sounded like this!
	8:45pm Mailman Tom: I was stunned to learn that Mary Mary was originally done by the Monkees!
	8:46pm johnyoung1234: @sw2442: I was born in 1969 also. Great year!
	8:46pm Beantown Doug: HA HA! My laugh of the day about the fortunately not-to-be exclusive sound of the 60's.
	8:48pm jfmlaugh: Any plans for new recordings from The Monkees in 2021?
	8:49pm Beantown Doug: sw2442 - I have a couple of friends who had "cool aunts" with records that left a big impression. One of them was a Butcher Cover copy of "Yesterday and Today."
	8:49pm cometothesunshine: Thanks to all of my listeners old and new - sharing this music has been a terrific thing for me and I do appreciate all of the time we have had together.
	8:49pm Babinga: I still listen to your davy jones special show you did...I saved that one and go back often
	8:50pm DanMcK1964: Even at the very early demo stage, Davy is making this song his.
	8:50pm Woof: Thank you, Andrew! Happy Anniversary!!
	8:50pm cometothesunshine: Take care - next week join me for my Epistle To Donovan
	8:50pm dawneden: Agreed, DanMcK. What a gorgeous demo! I can't get over how Davy creates an intimate space with his vocal performance.
	8:51pm jfmlaugh: Thanks Andrew!
	8:51pm dawneden: Thanks, Andrew, I look forward to next week's show. Happy anniversary!
	8:51pm cometothesunshine: So long for now and thanks.
	8:51pm Minerwerks: Thanks Andrew, Happy Anniversary!!
	8:52pm DanMcK1964: Thanks Andrew... Your revised book just jumped to the top of my "Wish List" Thanks for all you do, Happy Anniversary!!
	8:53pm sw2442: Andrew...thank you for a wonderful show...again, congratulations on a great 14 years...you are the unsung hero of 60's Pop and Rock...take care...
	8:54pm DennisK: Many, many thanks, Andrew! A beautiful job, my friend.
	8:56pm uptown jen: Thanks, Andrew, for all of the joy you’ve given us, and, most importantly, for your friendship.

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from September 14, 2020

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Andrew Sandoval's Come To The Sunshine is the home of the bah bah bah's and the la la la's. Each week he ushers you into his record room for a two-hour tour of scintillating 1960's sounds by a stunning array of no-hit wonders. Hear beat, psych, folk-rock, garage, soft pop, baroque, singer-songwriters and so much more (mostly in MONO).

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September 14, 2020: 14th Anniversary Show

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
The Utica Club Natural Carbonation Band	The Utica Club Natural Carbonation Beer Drinking Song		RCA Custom	1968	45	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
London Phogg	The Times To Come "The Times To Come" by "London Phogg"		A&M	1969	45	0:03:36 (Pop-up)
Split Level	Right Track "Right Track" by "Split Level"		Dot	1968	45	0:06:27 (Pop-up)
The Groop	Jet Song (When The Weekend's Over)		Bell	1969	45	0:09:00 (Pop-up)
Jacobson & Tansley	Dream With Me "Dream With Me" by "Jacobson & Tansley"		Filmways	1966	45	0:12:17 (Pop-up)
The Pretty Things	Walking Through My Dreams (US Single Mix)		Laurie	1967	45	0:17:49 (Pop-up)
The Byzantine Empire	Snow Queen "Snow Queen" by "The Byzantine Empire"		Amy	1968	45	0:21:18 (Pop-up)
San Francisco Earthquake	The March Of The Jingle Jangle People		Smash	1968	45	0:23:34 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Cos You Like To Love Me		Parlophone (UK)	1969	45	0:26:01 (Pop-up)
The Picadilly Line	Yellow Rainbow		CBS (UK)	1968	45	0:28:38 (Pop-up)
P.F. Sloan	Sunflower, Sunflower "Sunflower, Sunflower" by "P.F. Sloan"		Dunhill	1967	45	0:34:28 (Pop-up)
Gerry Marsden	Gilbert Green "Gilbert Green" by "Gerry Marsden"		Columbia	1967	45	0:37:25 (Pop-up)
The Monopoly	House Of Lords "House Of Lords" by "The Monopoly"		Polydor (UK)	1967	45	0:40:22 (Pop-up)
Oscar	Join My Gang "Join My Gang" by "Oscar"		Reaction (UK)	1966	45	0:42:39 (Pop-up)
The Rondells	Parking In The Kokomo		ABC-Paramount	1965	45	0:45:31 (Pop-up)
The Marshmellows	Knot Tier "Knot Tier" by "The Marshmellows"		Columbia	1967	45	0:51:05 (Pop-up)
Scott McKenzie	Like An Old Time Movie		Ode	1967	45	0:53:03 (Pop-up)
The Action	Twentyfourth Hour "Twentyfourth Hour" by "The Action"		Parlophone (UK)	1967	45	0:56:18 (Pop-up)
Los Bravos	Bring a Little Lovin' "Bring a Little Lovin'" by "Los Bravos"		Decca (UK)	1968	45	0:58:54 (Pop-up)
The Nashville Teens	I'm Coming Home		Decca (UK)	1967	45	1:01:12 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Jill "Jill" by "Gary Lewis & The Playboys"	Listen!	Liberty	1967	LP	1:07:39 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Don't Make Promises		Liberty	1967	LP	1:10:25 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	She'd Rather Be With Me	Listen!	Liberty	1967	LP	1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Look, Here Comes The Sun	Listen!	Liberty	1967	LP	1:15:30 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Happiness	Listen!	Liberty	1967	LP	1:18:04 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Bring The Whole Family		Liberty	1967	LP	1:20:27 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Reason To Believe	Listen!	Liberty	1967	LP	1:23:01 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	New Day	Listen!	Liberty	1967	LP	1:25:33 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Small Talk	Listen!	Liberty	1967	LP	1:27:31 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Angel On The Corner		Liberty	1967	LP	1:30:01 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Six O'Clock	Listen!	Liberty	1967	LP	1:32:41 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	All the King's Horses (alt. vocal take)	The Monkees super deluxe edition	Rhino Handmade	2014	CD	1:38:04 (Pop-up)
Mike & John & Bill	How Can You Kiss Me		Omnibus	1965	45	1:40:18 (Pop-up)
Carole King	Take A Giant Step "Take A Giant Step" by "Carole King"					1:43:13 (Pop-up)
Tommy Boyce	Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day					1:45:42 (Pop-up)
David Gates	Saturday's Child "Saturday's Child" by "David Gates"					1:47:47 (Pop-up)
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart	(theme from) The Monkees			1965		1:52:39 (Pop-up)
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart	Let's Dance On			1965		1:55:08 (Pop-up)
Micky Dolenz	Don't Do It "Don't Do It" by "Micky Dolenz"		Challenge	1967	45	1:56:42 (Pop-up)
Gamma Goochee Himself	I'm Gonna Buy Me A Dog		Colpix	1965	45	1:58:58 (Pop-up)
Micky Dolenz	Huff Puff "Huff Puff" by "Micky Dolenz"		Challenge	1967	45	2:01:16 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	The Kind of Girl I Could Love (early mix)	The Monkees super deluxe edition	Rhino Handmade	2014	CD	2:06:20 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	I Don't Think You Know Me (Micky's vocal)	The Monkees super deluxe edition	Rhino Handmade	2014	CD	2:08:03 (Pop-up)
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart	This Just Doesn't Seem To Be My Day					2:10:22 (Pop-up)
Carole King	So Goes Love "So Goes Love" by "Carole King"	The Legendary Demos	Hear Music	2012	CD	2:12:43 (Pop-up)
Mike Nesmith	Papa Gene's Blues "Papa Gene's Blues" by "Mike Nesmith"					2:15:20 (Pop-up)
Carole King	Yes I Will (I'll Be True To You)					2:18:47 (Pop-up)
Carole King	I Won't Be The Same Without Her					2:21:52 (Pop-up)
Carole King	Sweet Young Thing "Sweet Young Thing" by "Carole King"					2:24:23 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	You Just May Be The One (TV Version)	The Monkees super deluxe edition	Rhino Handmade	2014	CD	2:26:28 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	I Wanna Be Free (TV Version)	The Monkees super deluxe edition	Rhino Handmade	2014	CD	2:28:20 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Last Train To Clarksville (TV mix)		Colgems	1966		2:32:51 (Pop-up)
Dino, Desi & Billy	I Can't Get Her Off My Mind		Reprise	1966	45	2:36:30 (Pop-up)
The New Society	Of You "Of You" by "The New Society"	The Barock Sound	RCA	1966	LP	2:38:45 (Pop-up)
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart	(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone					2:41:20 (Pop-up)
Paul Butterfield Blues Band	Mary, Mary	East West	Elektra	1966	LP	2:43:16 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	I Wanna Be Free (demo)					2:48:39 (Pop-up)
	Two Different Roads "Two Different Roads"					2:51:00 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	We'll Meet Again (mono LP)	Mr. Tambourine Man	Columbia	1965	LP	2:54:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:56am cometothesunshine: welcome! the show begins at 3 pacific/6 eastern - click on Pop-Up or 128k MP3 to listen.
	5:55pm Woof: Hello Andrew! Happy Anniversary!
	5:55pm DennisK: Wow, I was just digging Danny's Vox Casino replica....
	5:56pm DanMcK1964: Happy Happy Andrew!!!
	5:56pm mce1965: Happy 14th, my friend! It seems scarcely possible...
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: hello - we'll be on with the show in just a moment or two
	5:58pm sw2442: Greetings Andrew...congratulations on the 14th anniversary of CTTS...
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: Yes, it is something special that 14 years (and a few days) later I could be here with my original listeners MCE & Woof - your friendship means the world to me!
	5:59pm DennisK: A TRIP, indeed!!!!
	5:59pm jfmlaugh: Happy Anniversary! Thanks for all the greatness over the years!
	6:00pm cometothesunshine: DennisK is almost original!
	6:00pm cometothesunshine: THANKS!!!!
	6:00pm ?: Happy Anniversary Andrew! John Young here listening in from the Washington DC area...
	6:00pm DennisK: Close!
	6:01pm cometothesunshine: I had them turn off the reverb out of respect.
	6:01pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, John Young
	6:02pm Mark @ Monkees Live Almanac: Hello Andrew! Looking forward to the show. Congrats on the anniversary.
	6:02pm Woof: Thank you, Andrew! It has been a pleasure!
	6:02pm DanMcK1964: Where's my beer??
	6:03pm Lee: 14 years is a huge achievement, congratulations Andrew! CTTS is a consistently great show, thank you for all you bring to it.
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Lee!
	6:03pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Congratulations Andrew!
	6:03pm Candy-O'67: Happy 14th Anniversary, Andrew and Come to the Sunshine!
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, GGGG and Candy-O
	6:04pm Babinga: good day sunshine people!
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: Some of these singles sound even better 14 years later.
	6:05pm mce1965: The analogs and the ProTools
	6:05pm cometothesunshine: welcome, babinga
	6:05pm Minerwerks: Happy anniversary, Andrew!!
	6:05pm myron feld: I love this show. Congratulations, Andrew!
	6:05pm Babinga: Thanks Andrew
	6:06pm Beantown Doug: My wish for your anniversary is for the virus crisis to end so you can get live tours rolling again.
	6:06pm Minerwerks: I've had several people from Central New York ask me for a copy of this Utica Club track once I found it online several years ago.
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much, Myron - very nice of you to say!
	6:06pm DanMcK1964: FUZZ guitar 101
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: Well, Minerworks - I will have to look for a spare.
	6:07pm DA The DJ: Congrats on your anniversary!
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, DA!
	6:07pm David Jenkins: “It wasn’t there yesterday” :-) congratulations on your anniversary, my friend.
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: And thank you for the technical help with getting this show on today!
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: The singles sound excellent - I did new transfers of them all.
	6:08pm DanMcK1964: Thank you for keeping the sounds of the 60's so vibrant TODAY, Andrew!! Here's to the next 14 years!!
	6:09pm Bill S.: Congratulations on the anniversary....and thanks for all you have done for music lovers for decades. Life is more enjoyable and bright because of what you do for us all. Best wishes from Texas!
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: Well, I am hoping to make it to 200 shows and 15 years - beyond that I need a little break.
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: But, I said on day one I would do 10 shows and that would be enough.
	6:10pm jfmlaugh: Does this playlist seem like you built it yesterday or does it seem like 14 years ago?
	6:10pm johnyoung1234: Love the Bell Records logo. Sounds like Joe Osborn on bass...is it?
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: I had been hoping to play these records for people for a number of years. The other shows proved more difficult, jfm!
	6:11pm cometothesunshine: JY - yes, sounds like Osborn
	6:11pm uptown jen: Happy anniversary, Andrew! I was trying to remember how long I’ve been listening, and it must be at least 10 years. On a different note, that Utica Club song just sticks in my head every time I hear it!
	6:12pm Neil D.: Congrats on your anniversary Andrew! This has always been one of my fave radio shows! So many great shows thru the years... Cheers to many more!
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: Thank you so much, Neil!
	6:13pm DennisK: "A Filmways presentation, dahhling..."
	6:13pm cometothesunshine: It has been a pressure and pleasure to satisfy myself and share my library.
	6:13pm cometothesunshine: Exactly, DennisK
	6:14pm Skye: congratulations on 14 years of hard work!
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Skye - I do appreciate it.
	6:18pm DanMcK1964: Great P.T. cut!!!!!
	6:18pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: So many faves today and you’ve inly just begun! Phil
	6:19pm cometothesunshine: Yes, I have always felt that this two-sider from the Pretty Things rivals the Beatles Strawberry Fields/Penny Lane
	6:19pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Phil should have had hearts!! <3
	6:20pm cometothesunshine: GGGG - this is exactly the set I played in September 2006 - happy to have found more like-minded friends through these records over the years like you.
	6:20pm Matt Clarke: Hi Andrew! Congratulations on 14 years! Here's to many many more!
	6:20pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Matt!
	6:23pm cometothesunshine: Funnily enough, I finally got a beautiful set of Byzantine Empire 45's from a high school friend for my last birthday.
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: In the jingle jangle morning, they'll be marching!
	6:25pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Aww, thanks Andrew! So glad to have found you too!!!
	6:25pm cometothesunshine: This is a very rare genre: Novelty Raga
	6:26pm Skye: oo interesting
	6:26pm Kevin Marhanka: Hey there Andrew, Keep up the AWESOME work my friend, It's always entertaining and very informative. Be safe always!
	6:27pm uptown jen: This is in my top five favorite Hollies songs. I love it.
	6:27pm DanMcK1964: The Hollies make recording a hit single sound so easy...
	6:27pm Matt Clarke: +1 for this Hollies tune
	6:28pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Kevin - whole lotta Monkees fun coming in part two of the show - well worth a listen.
	6:28pm johnyoung1234: Great Hollies track. I've never heard this!
	6:28pm cometothesunshine: Here is a great Graham Nash co-write
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: I found this 45 at Beano's in Croydon circa 1997
	6:29pm DennisK: That must've been a moment!
	6:29pm Kevin Marhanka: You know what I love LOL looking forward to it!!!
	6:30pm DennisK: Love those UK promos!
	6:30pm Babinga: Hey monkeeman Kevin!
	6:30pm cometothesunshine: Beanos had so many 45s - really was a favorite store.
	6:30pm johnyoung1234: Amazing to think at how many of these rare (and great) 45s likely sat in a store for years...
	6:31pm DennisK: "Had"? :-(
	6:34pm Michael 98145: i shudder to think how many 45s wound up in landfills over the years ...
	6:35pm johnyoung1234: @Michael 98145: Lots of rare ones for sure...unfortunately.
	6:35pm cometothesunshine: I continue to dig and I continue to discover - so the only thing I worry about now is a shortage of time and money. But mostly time.
	6:35pm Olivia Greene: Thank you very much for these wonderful shows, Andrew. And a very happy anniversary to you!
	6:36pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much for your support over the years, Olivia, really means a lot to me!
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: Phil Sloan was an early listener of Come To The Sunshine
	6:38pm cometothesunshine: I once gave a $50k to Gerry Marsden to tour America. He ended up returning it.
	6:38pm Beantown Doug: One of Marsden's best.
	6:38pm sw2442: Beantown Doug...I second that...
	6:39pm jfmlaugh: Gilbert Green X2!
	6:39pm cometothesunshine: One of his best - sadly not a hit - nor were the other Bee Gee coves of this era: Billy J, Adam Faith, etc.
	6:40pm cometothesunshine: Bill Shepherd at his finest.
	6:42pm jfmlaugh: Wait...is this true: I once gave a $50k to Gerry Marsden to tour America. He ended up returning it. How'd that come about?
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: Orange Peel played a great version of this one earlier.
	6:42pm johnyoung1234: I discovered the Marsden "Gilbert Green" single from one of your other shows. It took me a while but I found it on an obscure 1993 comp Sony CD called "Guilty Pleasures".
	6:42pm Matt Clarke: Bee Gees songs mini set! Love it
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: I produced two concert tours called the British Invasion - Gerry was to be one of the headliners
	6:43pm cometothesunshine: I figured if I was going to go broke, it would be because of Gerry
	6:43pm jfmlaugh: That's what I figured. Such a cool story.
	6:43pm cometothesunshine: Phil Dennys - who arranged this Oscar single, worked on Bee Gees' First
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: And of course, Robert Stigwood was the album's co-producer (with Ossie Byrne)
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: I bought this Oscar 45 of a thing called netsounds
	6:45pm cometothesunshine: early discogs type thing
	6:45pm cometothesunshine: postage was less then!
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: The Rondells are the Cyrkle
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: I was lucky enough to make a record with Tom Dawes - his voice brings many wonderful memories for me.
	6:47pm Michael 98145: I'm always amazed by the sound quality you folks manage to get from these vintage 45s
	6:48pm cometothesunshine: Michael: I put hours of work into it!
	6:48pm sw2442: Johnyoung1234...I have that Guilty Pleasures CD you mentioned...that's where I heard Gerry's version of Gilbert Green for the first time...I got it when it first came out.
	6:49pm jfmlaugh: @michael 98145 I am amazed by that as well!
	6:52pm cometothesunshine: I use some professional software too that comes in to play in my work as a reissue producer. It is nice getting these songs into the world sounding as good as they can.
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: Also, mono 45's generally sound good and can be restored easily. A lot of people on YouTube etc, transfer them in stereo and they sound bad.
	6:53pm cometothesunshine: But record companies are unlikely to ever invest much in properly preserving these obscure mixes.
	6:53pm myron feld: "Parking In The Kokomo" is on a (mostly) great compilation called Absolutely Allentown. The 70s & 80s stuff on it isn't good, but the rest is!
	6:54pm Michael 98145: Well, thank you
	6:55pm Beantown Doug: McKenzie was one of those singers who seemed to be able to keep going a long time before needing to take a breath.
	6:55pm cometothesunshine: The tape of the Rondells burned in the Universal fire as did the Dunhill, Dot & A&M single tapes.
	6:55pm cometothesunshine: Doug - he has a truly amazing voice and he loved cats.
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: I was always sad this single mix of The Action was lost in action, but it is now on CD at last.
	6:57pm Matt Clarke: Oh no that is awful, Andrew, about the tapes
	6:57pm sw2442: That Universal fire was heartbreaking for many people who love music...it was devastating.
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: yes, I drove by that fire - very sad.
	6:58pm cometothesunshine: All to build a Godzilla ride at Universal Studios.
	6:58pm DanMcK1964: The Action = MOD 101
	6:58pm cometothesunshine: The real blame should go to UMG who never digitized most of their catalog of pop music.
	6:59pm Beantown Doug: I'm seeing Brad and Leo.
	6:59pm cometothesunshine: They did a great job with Chess, Checker and other labels, but they liked the stuff I play a lot less.
	7:00pm sw2442: I agree with you a billion percent Andrew...it really hurts my heart just thinking about it.
	7:01pm Beantown Doug: My face literally scrunches up involuntarily thinking about the fire. It would have taken almost nothing to prevent it.
	7:02pm Michael 98145: The Universal fire was unnecessary and unforgivable
	7:02pm cometothesunshine: Not heating up roof shingles with a blow torch would have been one thing.
	7:03pm cometothesunshine: UMG owns so much catalog that remains untouched. They will never invest the time in cataloging it and digitizing it because there is not enough time or money.
	7:05pm Michael from the Left Coast: Peter Schekyrek was the husband, manager and producer of Melanie
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Michael!
	7:09pm cometothesunshine: As a result of this album being featured in our album spotlight, Steve Stanley's Now Sounds label reissued it - I wrote the liner notes for this in 2010.
	7:09pm sw2442: I'll be honest with you...if I had the opportunity, I would catalog and digitize it for FREE...just so it can be archived and preserved...I know that sounds completely insane, but I would do it.
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: I have done a lot of that sw2442 over the past 30 years - just to save what I love.
	7:12pm KarenS: Hi Andrew .... Happy Anniversary!!
	7:13pm Matt SF: These tracks is sounding great over the hi-fi, btw. Send some sunshine up to SF please.
	7:13pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much, Karen - your support over the years has really meant so very much - I will never forget our trip to Zilch!
	7:14pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, MattSF - hoping you have your mono blocks in phase.
	7:14pm sw2442: ...and that's why you're the best archivist and historian of 60's Pop and Rock right now Andrew...
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: That is nice of you to say - I have some friends in the field who also do great work.
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: Of course, I like mine the best!
	7:19pm cometothesunshine: Nitzsche goes full on Spector for this one.
	7:19pm Bobay: Congratulations!
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Bobay!
	7:22pm DanMcK1964: Gary's vocals are some of his best on this LP!
	7:23pm cometothesunshine: I agree, Dan - he says Garry Bonner was his coach.
	7:24pm cometothesunshine: Jack Nitzsche did a fabulous job on the arrangements.
	7:27pm DanMcK1964: The arrangements are FAB for sure!! Did the Playboys actually do some of the backing tracks?
	7:28pm jfmlaugh: What is your favorite off the album?
	7:29pm DanMcK1964: "Look, Here Comes The Sun" for me...
	7:30pm cometothesunshine: It is tough to top "Jill."
	7:32pm swivs: Hello Andrew and co! Just chiming in to say hi, great show as always.
	7:34pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much for saying hello, swivs!
	7:36pm Dave the Spazz: Happy Anniversary Andrew!
	7:36pm DanMcK1964: Man... they're the most!!
	7:36pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Dave!
	7:37pm jfmlaugh: We want the Monkees, We Want the Monkees, We Want The Monkees!
	7:39pm DanMcK1964: For me, this may be the most glaring omission from the 1st LP
	7:39pm cometothesunshine: I bought this acetate off of Ebay - happy I was able to get it out to the people officially.
	7:39pm Mark @ Monkees Live Almanac: Andrew, have you discovered any documentation to show that this song was seriously considered for the debut LP?
	7:40pm cometothesunshine: Yes, Don Kirshner didn't always chose the best songs.
	7:40pm cometothesunshine: Mark - I have found no documentation stating that.
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: But I have found so many documents from 1965-1967, that I have had to completely rewrite my book.
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: The behind the scenes story of their desire to be a group is finally revealed in full.
	7:41pm jfmlaugh: How Can You Kiss Me is fantastic! Always loved it!
	7:41pm DanMcK1964: This one is brilliant... Also would've made a great Monkees cut... Imagine an HQ arrangement!
	7:41pm cometothesunshine: Yes, better than "Just A Little Love," I think.
	7:42pm jfmlaugh: You have no idea how excited we all are for the book rewrite!
	7:42pm DanMcK1964: Andrew: Without prying, any idea on when the updated book may be available?
	7:43pm DennisK: It's a fascinating story, Andrew, and needs to be heard - I'm sure everyone here, and thousands more, will snap it up!
	7:43pm cometothesunshine: I am excited to finish, but I keep finding more material for the early years. I hope to be done with 1967 this week. I was working on it before the show.
	7:44pm Kim Reynolds: I like this version.
	7:44pm DennisK: LOVE THIS SONG! And the Monkees arrangement was awesome
	7:44pm cometothesunshine: Dan - happy to say I plan to finish late this year. Printing will take 3-4 months and it should be shipping in spring 2021
	7:44pm sw2442: Yes...I was wondering if you had news on The Monkees Day by Day book that you've mentioned that you're updating...I never bought the original book, so I'm greatly anticipating this new edition...
	7:44pm DennisK: Really sounds in the same vein as "Wasn't Born To Follow" here
	7:44pm DanMcK1964: FANTASTIC!!!! Thank you for digging even deeper!!!!
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: sw2442 - see above
	7:45pm DennisK: Andrew, Lewisohn will have to do yet more rewrites when your book comes out!!
	7:45pm cometothesunshine: DanM - it is not what I was expecting to do, but I stumbled on literally thousands of pages of early documents.
	7:46pm cometothesunshine: I just want him to finish, Dennis.
	7:46pm DennisK: Boyce home demo here, Andrew?
	7:46pm DanMcK1964: "The behind the scenes story of their desire to be a group is finally revealed in full." Sounds tantalizing!!!
	7:46pm sw2442: I just read your post about a 2021 publication a few back...I gotta start saving my dimes and quarters...thanks...
	7:46pm DennisK: Boy, I'm with you on that, Andrew!!
	7:47pm Kevin Marhanka: Tomorrows gonna bring another book
	7:48pm DanMcK1964: That Boyce demo(?) WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
	7:48pm johnyoung1234: Never heard the original of "Saturday's Child"! Cool!
	7:48pm cometothesunshine: yes, sw2442 - I am afraid it will be more expensive than the original. But it will be nicer. Hardback in full color with an all new assortment of unpublished photos.
	7:48pm DanMcK1964: LOL Kevin!!!
	7:49pm jfmlaugh: Andrew, you're not busy at all. Ha! Producing Micky's album, The Monkees 2021 Tour, Your Rewrite....what other surprises you have for us! Perhaps More Good Times? Ha!
	7:49pm Michael from the Left Coast: Andrew, do you know if it's Larry Taylor playing bass on the David Gates track?
	7:49pm DennisK: It was great hearing this live last time around
	7:49pm johnyoung1234: How about a Changes box set with the missing NY tracks?
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: I doubt it, Michael.
	7:50pm DanMcK1964: Hardback... Yay!!!! This tome deserves it!!
	7:51pm sw2442: It sounds like the book will definitely be worth the wait...
	7:53pm cometothesunshine: I have learned so much about the Monkees this year. I am more surprised than anyone.
	7:53pm DanMcK1964: This sounds crystal clear... wow!!
	7:53pm KarenS: Wow-ee the new edition of your book will be PUBLICATION EVENT WORTHY!!
	7:54pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I didn't pull stuff off of YouTube for this show, DanM!
	7:54pm DanMcK1964: LOL!!!!
	7:54pm DennisK: LOL
	7:54pm cometothesunshine: Johnny Young - the Changes outtakes have never surfaced. I know Jeff Barry's son said he would look, but it has been years.
	7:57pm DennisK: WHOA! Suddenly, bass response! ;-)
	7:57pm cometothesunshine: I recently recovered the original demo of Don't Do It and I will have more exciting book and record release info later this year.
	7:57pm DanMcK1964: Can we assume Micky likely didn't know until he arrived for the filming of the pilot that he had been cast as the drummer? And then to think a (approx.) year later he's playing to public audiences behind a kit... Had to be intense with everything else going on!
	7:57pm Mailman Tom: Wow, Micky Dolenz!
	7:57pm cometothesunshine: There is no bass guitar on Let's Dance On, Dennis K
	7:58pm johnyoung1234: "I will have more exciting book and record release info later this year." YEAH!!!!
	7:58pm Minerwerks: Was neat to get to one of the shows where Micky performed Don't Do It a few years back
	7:59pm jfmlaugh: Was going to ask if they were going to record this a The Monkees
	7:59pm Tony B.: I have this on 45 on Challenge Records. Micky wrote this one.
	7:59pm DennisK: Ahh, ha ha! There ya go! Guess it didn't need it to get the job done (and get done it did!)
	7:59pm johnyoung1234: When is the revised Monkees book being released?
	7:59pm cometothesunshine: Yes, Minerworks - he thought we were trying to make him look stupid by doing that song, so it was dropped.
	8:00pm DennisK: Can't wait to hear the backstory on Gamma Goochee
	8:00pm cometothesunshine: Spring 2021, JY1234
	8:00pm DanMcK1964: Look stupid??? It's such a cookin' track!
	8:00pm cometothesunshine: Dennis K, he had a lot of different monkiers
	8:01pm cometothesunshine: These Dolenz sides are very well-recorded
	8:01pm DennisK: Indeed
	8:02pm Alan A: Fantastic show, Andrew. The songwriter demos are a great listen. Thank you for all you do.
	8:02pm Tony B.: Huff Puff: early punk?
	8:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks so much, Alan!
	8:05pm Tony B.: Plastic Symphony III was that unrelated b-side to Don't Do It
	8:06pm Babinga: Freddy "fingers" Lee's bass player was Ian Hunter!
	8:06pm dawneden: So glad to catch your program, Andrew! It sounds great, as always!
	8:06pm DanMcK1964: @Babinga : WOW!!!!!
	8:06pm cometothesunshine: And Orange Peel played the "Fingers" Lee version in his warm up set today.
	8:07pm Babinga: And Ian later wrote a song on the pool it album!
	8:07pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, so much Dawn. And thank you for turning me on to many great discs like Utica Club and Jacobson & Tansley.
	8:07pm jfmlaugh: Orange Peel session was outstanding today!
	8:07pm DanMcK1964: Andrew: are Micky/Davy/Peter on backing Vox on this mix?
	8:07pm Babinga: Wtg Orange peel!
	8:08pm Beantown Doug: A good friend of my mom's from acting school in NYC is in "Royal Flush," and again later in the series. Vince Beck, who played the Sigmund. He'd visit the family and he was in our living room the summer before the Monkees premiered on TV.
	8:09pm Minerwerks: Andrew, when you remixed "Kind of Girl" for the super deluxe set, did you use Nez's later reduction of the track to get stereo backing for the first time?
	8:09pm dawneden: My pleasure, Andrew! I once had tea with Sascha Burland, sometime in the early or mid-'90s, and picked his brain about Utica Club, etc. He was a charming gentleman, kind, with a good sense of humor. And he was still working for McCann Erickson after all those years!
	8:10pm cometothesunshine: on I Don't think you know me, it is just Michael on Backing vocals, but also sounds like Davy - will have to go back and check.
	8:10pm DanMcK1964: Vince Beck- such a talented actor!
	8:10pm cometothesunshine: Minerwerks - I am pretty sure that I did.
	8:11pm DennisK: Gahd, these Boyce & Hart demos are so great to hear.
	8:11pm cometothesunshine: That is cool, Doug.
	8:11pm cometothesunshine: I think I remember that, Dawn.
	8:11pm Beantown Doug: Vince was a HUGE guy, and not just in comparison to Davy. At dinner he did a hilarious pantomime of a clumsy waiter that had us kids in stitches.
	8:12pm Minerwerks: Thanks, Andrew! Been curious about that for a while.
	8:12pm chris ma: finally got this show to work on my computer and IPOD.
	8:12pm DennisK: Real craftsmen!
	8:12pm KarenS: Andrew, thanks for your dedication and generosity to your CTTS listeners, making our lives happier for 14 years and hopefully many more.
	8:13pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I can get you that exact info if you need it Minerwerks.
	8:14pm cometothesunshine: As I devote a big chunk of my weekends to this (+my Mondays) I sometimes regret the time, Karen, but I really do enjoy it.
	8:14pm cometothesunshine: Carole is really quite a great vocalist on this one. I think that is why she issued it officially.
	8:15pm DanMcK1964: Davy took a nice vocal turn with this one for those 1st LP sessions...
	8:15pm sw2442: I know you've been asked about this many times, so please forgive me...is there any chance Rhino (Handmade) will ever reissue your great Monkees super deluxe editions...I hope so. If not, someone should start a petition for their re-release...
	8:15pm chris ma: will this show be part of the upload of subscribed shows?
	8:15pm TroyB1: Congrats on 14 years Andrew! I learned about so much good music from your radio show. Loving this show and all your Monkees' Super Deluxe Editions! Any word on "Headquarters" or "Pieces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones" Super Deluxe Editions?
	8:15pm DanMcK1964: WHOAH..... P.G.B.
	8:15pm Woof: Oh my!!!!!
	8:16pm cometothesunshine: Rhino have the full decision on when the other super deluxes will be produced. They are unlikely to remake them any time soon.
	8:16pm DennisK: Wow.
	8:16pm jfmlaugh: What year is this from?
	8:16pm Beantown Doug: Apologizing for forgetting. Was "Magic Fingers" James Burton?
	8:17pm cometothesunshine: 1965
	8:17pm cometothesunshine: yes, Doug
	8:18pm chris ma: I guess it's ebay then of the super deluxe as with a lot of the Rhino handmade stuff.
	8:18pm DanMcK1964: This is incredible Andrew... thank you for sharing that P.G.B. demo with us!!
	8:19pm chris ma: I'm surprised that Friday music hasn't reissued Missing Links series!
	8:20pm johnyoung1234: Is this Carole King demo of "Yes I Will" available commercially?
	8:20pm DennisK: The final version of PGB has one of the greatest guitar foursomes ever! :-)
	8:20pm cometothesunshine: I am sure they will get around to it and wipe my name off like they usually do!
	8:20pm cometothesunshine: No, it is from an acetate, JY
	8:20pm Dave the Spazz: These demos are amazing.
	8:21pm johnyoung1234: Killer. Was this something you found in an online auction?
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: I think so too, Dave - was hoping to do something to make people's life a little better today.
	8:21pm chris ma: Did you work on the first Missing Links Andrew? I thought Harold Bronson (?) did the liner notes?
	8:22pm DennisK: You totally succeeded, mi amigo
	8:22pm dawneden: This "Yes I Will" demo is unbelievable. I had no idea that Goffin and Titelman had King record the demo--but, then, why would they not if they could? It's a revelation to see how the Hollies adapted King's vocal arrangement.
	8:22pm jfmlaugh: Today...how about you make a difference everyday!
	8:22pm cometothesunshine: No, I didn't work on the first Missing Links, Chris.
	8:22pm DennisK: Hear hear, jfm!
	8:22pm cometothesunshine: Yes, Dawn - I love the story that they went to see A Hard Day's Night and came home to write that song.
	8:23pm cometothesunshine: even greater, just four years later (or less) Russ, Gerry and Carole created the Porpoise Song - talk about a leap!
	8:24pm Woof: Wow!!! This is amazing to hear! Thank you!
	8:25pm Alan A: wow sweet young thing demo. how much did mike add?
	8:25pm jfmlaugh: WOW!
	8:25pm TroyB1: Love these demos from Carole King! Amazing stuff!
	8:25pm DanMcK1964: Andrew - I watched a few eppys of the Blu-Ray box this past weekend, such an incredible presentation!! The show was groundbreaking & special and that box sets the record straight!!
	8:25pm dawneden: Awesome! I didn't realize Russ Titelman was in on "Porpoise Song." And I also didn't know the "Hard Day's Night" story--very cool!
	8:25pm Ben In Austin: Congratulations on 14 years Andrew! Thanks for playing the Monkees demos and rarities!
	8:26pm DanMcK1964: S.Y.T. demo = MIND BLOWN.
	8:26pm cometothesunshine: Dawn - he is the conductor on Porpoise Song.
	8:26pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Ben!
	8:27pm Kevin: COOL STUFF Andrew!!!!
	8:27pm cometothesunshine: I have really been digging deep in rewriting my book to learn something new about the Monkees and I happy I can share something more after all of these years.
	8:27pm DanMcK1964: Love Peter's bass work on the HQ version of this one!
	8:28pm chris ma: oh nimbus!
	8:29pm Ben In Austin: Looking forward to your book as well!
	8:30pm DennisK: Totally appropriate, Andrew, that on this great anniversary show you are sharing all this terrific Monkees material - you hit it outta the park for your listeners every time!
	8:30pm cometothesunshine: I tried to get Micky & Peter to do this version in 2016 live. Peter rejected the idea, but agreed to other things, so I had to let go of that ask.
	8:30pm DanMcK1964: Andrew: Will your book have a new title?
	8:30pm Beantown Doug: I know the Monkees TV series was often compared to "A Hard Day's Night," but "HELP!" was the obvious template. Groovy shared pad with wacky doings.
	8:30pm DennisK: Sounds like an Al Kooper organ part!
	8:31pm cometothesunshine: No, Dan M - because I want the people who bought the first one to be able to find it if they search the Internet.
	8:31pm Dave the Spazz: My life is a heck of a lot better after hearing all of this. Hey Dawn! The gang’s all here
	8:31pm chris ma: just in time for the 55th anniversary next year! Or is it technically this year? As they formed in 65?
	8:31pm DanMcK1964: @DOUG : agreed 1000%
	8:31pm cometothesunshine: That is Bobby Hart, DK - on the organ.
	8:31pm cometothesunshine: This is the 55th, Chris Ma!
	8:32pm DennisK: Way cool, Andrew. Bobby is the man!
	8:32pm DanMcK1964: Makes sense Andrew!
	8:32pm DennisK: He demonstrates this once again!
	8:33pm dawneden: "He is the conductor on Porpoise Song"--neat! I've long loved that arrangement and now I know why.
	8:33pm Matt SF: Great show Andrew! Happy 14th, always enjoy your shows, and this one is just terrific
	8:33pm jfmlaugh: "I tried to get Micky & Peter to do this version in 2016 live. Peter rejected the idea, but agreed to other things, so I had to let go of that ask" Will stories like this make the TBD reunion book? Because these stories are amazing!
	8:33pm chris ma: I've been on a Monkees kick lately, and Beatles too!
	8:33pm DanMcK1964: KHJ Promos!!!
	8:33pm Beantown Doug: "Terrific" is the word. I am really tired of hearing "tremendous." ;-)
	8:34pm cometothesunshine: Yes, I hope to do the later years eventually, jfm.
	8:35pm cometothesunshine: Dawn - to be totally accurate, Jack Nitzsche is the arranger, but Russ worked as conductor per the label. Not to mention Gerry Goffin's out of this world production.
	8:36pm Babinga: has work started on the Micky album?
	8:36pm cometothesunshine: yes, Babinga
	8:36pm Babinga: Danke!
	8:37pm DennisK: Ahh, the Strange-Hazlewood magic!
	8:38pm Beantown Doug: Don't know the ages of others here, but I had just turned 11 when the Monkees burst on the scene. They were a VERY big deal for kids my age. My sisters were suddenly not as interested in Herman's Hermits.
	8:38pm cometothesunshine: Christian has come up with some brilliant arrangements. I think it is going to blow some people's minds. However, we are at the very beginning of the project.
	8:38pm DanMcK1964: Andrew- did the KHJ train gig performance ever exist with audio?
	8:38pm Kevin: Any potential release date for the Micky sings Nez cd?
	8:38pm johnyoung1234: I'm hoping Micky covers 'Roll With The Flow'...
	8:38pm DennisK: Me too, Doug - I'd just started playing drums. A HUGE thing in my life!
	8:39pm cometothesunshine: No audio of the train gig has ever surfaced
	8:39pm Babinga: thanks for the sneak peak behind the scenes
	8:39pm cometothesunshine: Kevin - I have no idea on a release date - that will come directly from 7A
	8:40pm Babinga: I sent a few real don steele promos to ken mills that I had
	8:40pm chris ma: I still would like Rhino to reissue the New Monkees or a DVD release, or 7A, Friday etc. ducks under chair
	8:40pm DennisK: The "Thank You Girl" drum breaks clinched the dru chair for me, and playing along with Ringo, and Hal on the TJB records, and the Monkees', was pure joy!
	8:40pm johnyoung1234: I always thought it was criminal that 'Of You' wasn't originally released. It's a fantastic track...
	8:40pm cometothesunshine: People always ask me release dates, but the companies I produce for prefer to let those out when they can make the biggest splash. They have a lot invested, so it is quite understandable.
	8:41pm DennisK: (Not Hal on the Monkees, of course)
	8:42pm chris ma: we need a B & H release of these demos!
	8:42pm uptown jen: John- I’m a big fan of “Of You” as well.
	8:42pm DanMcK1964: This (S.S.) is amazing!!!!
	8:43pm Jason Whiton: Loving this show, Andrew. All great stuff. These Boyce/Hart demos rock :) -Jason
	8:43pm Kevin: Was just wondering Thx...just was seeing if it's a year away or less or more. Hopefully less!
	8:44pm johnyoung1234: @uptown jen: One thing that makes it extra special is that Micky is harmonizing with Mike on it. There aren't many early songs with 2 of them singing.
	8:44pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Jason!
	8:44pm sw2442: Beantown Doug...I'm a second generation fan...born in late 1969...I remember my aunt had a mono copy of the debut album which I listened to constantly...I saw the show for the first time in Summer 1976 right after it was syndicated for the first time...I loved it. My Dad and Mom couldn't, and still, don't understand why I'm such a fan...they were teenagers when the show debuted, but they thought they were silly. I got my younger sisters and brother interested in them eventually.
	8:45pm cometothesunshine: And if some people had their way - all of the 1960's would have sounded like this!
	8:45pm Mailman Tom: I was stunned to learn that Mary Mary was originally done by the Monkees!
	8:46pm johnyoung1234: @sw2442: I was born in 1969 also. Great year!
	8:46pm Beantown Doug: HA HA! My laugh of the day about the fortunately not-to-be exclusive sound of the 60's.
	8:48pm jfmlaugh: Any plans for new recordings from The Monkees in 2021?
	8:49pm Beantown Doug: sw2442 - I have a couple of friends who had "cool aunts" with records that left a big impression. One of them was a Butcher Cover copy of "Yesterday and Today."
	8:49pm cometothesunshine: Thanks to all of my listeners old and new - sharing this music has been a terrific thing for me and I do appreciate all of the time we have had together.
	8:49pm Babinga: I still listen to your davy jones special show you did...I saved that one and go back often
	8:50pm DanMcK1964: Even at the very early demo stage, Davy is making this song his.
	8:50pm Woof: Thank you, Andrew! Happy Anniversary!!
	8:50pm cometothesunshine: Take care - next week join me for my Epistle To Donovan
	8:50pm dawneden: Agreed, DanMcK. What a gorgeous demo! I can't get over how Davy creates an intimate space with his vocal performance.
	8:51pm jfmlaugh: Thanks Andrew!
	8:51pm dawneden: Thanks, Andrew, I look forward to next week's show. Happy anniversary!
	8:51pm cometothesunshine: So long for now and thanks.
	8:51pm Minerwerks: Thanks Andrew, Happy Anniversary!!
	8:52pm DanMcK1964: Thanks Andrew... Your revised book just jumped to the top of my "Wish List" Thanks for all you do, Happy Anniversary!!
	8:53pm sw2442: Andrew...thank you for a wonderful show...again, congratulations on a great 14 years...you are the unsung hero of 60's Pop and Rock...take care...
	8:54pm DennisK: Many, many thanks, Andrew! A beautiful job, my friend.
	8:56pm uptown jen: Thanks, Andrew, for all of the joy you’ve given us, and, most importantly, for your friendship.

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from September 14, 2020

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