neil diamond wrote i'm a believer for the monkees.
neil diamond wrote i'm a believer for the monkees.
who wrote i'm a believer for the monkees?
neil diamond
when rhino records reissued the entire monkees catalog during 1995, this and all previous monkees compilations were deleted. the song selection was largely repeated on rhino's own "the best of the monkees" collection, although not all the versions presented were the same.









































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bullet::::1. "(theme from) the monkees" (tommy boyce, bobby hart)









































bullet::::2. "last train to clarksville" (boyce, hart)









































bullet::::3. "she" (boyce, hart)









































bullet::::4. "daydream believer" (john stewart)









































bullet::::5. "listen to the band" (michael nesmith)









































bullet::::6. "a little bit me, a little bit you" (neil diamond)









































bullet::::7. "i'm a believer" (diamond)









































bullet::::8. "i wanna be free" (boyce, hart)
the monkees greatest hits
i'm a believer and other hits









































i'm a believer and other hits is a budget-priced monkees compilation released in 1997. it contains 10 of the monkees' greatest hits. many tracks are in their stereo single mixes; thus, "a little bit me, a little bit you" is without handclaps, and "listen to the band" has a shorter organ bridge. the album includes one track from the 1980s reunion, along with one previously unreleased track "ceiling in my room", taken from "the birds, the bees & the monkees" sessions.
i'm a believer and other hits