It began as a free-form jam and then Michael decided it should be recorded as an original track. The mix presented here does not have a genuine fade-out, while appearances on compilations, and the '07 release do. The mix presented here is in mono, the jazzy riff is more restrained and muffled, the background hiss is more restrained, the trumpet wailing is less restrained, and a dialog is included at the end. The tempo on this mix is faster than on the single. Used in the series episodes "The Wild Monkees" "A Coffin Too Frequent" "The Monkees in Texas" "The Monstrous Monkee Mash" "The Monkees Paw" and "The Monkees in Paris". "The Wild Monkees" and "The Monkees in Texas" feature Micky singing live over the instrumental, while "The Monkees Paw" uses clips of just the instrumental track." Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, June 20, July 5 and September 15, 1967 Salesman (Alternate Mono Mix) Spoken words: Michael Nesmith Features Nesmith during the fade explaining how to make a joint using a cigarette rolling machine. "The Door Into Summer" (Alternate Mono Mix) Features a different background vocal arrangement with a more prominent vocal by Micky, and an altered lead vocal by Mike. The drumming is also more restrained in this mix. "Love Is Only Sleeping" (Early Mix) This is the original four-track mix before the song was transferred to eight-track tape for further overdubs; the four-track mix lacks the released mix's extensive echo effects and also features alternate organ parts, particularly on the ending. Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, June 19, 1967 "Daily Nightly" (Early Mix) Lacks Dolenz's synthesizer part Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, June 19, 1967 "Star Collector" (Extended Mix) Features a longer Moog solo and an altered beginning and ending. Is featured on Rhino Records' 2007 re-release of the album in both the longer Moog mix and also a Moog-less mix that features extensive backing vocals during the prolonged outro and fade. Chart positions Album Single Certifications References Works cited All information can be found in Rhino Records' reissues (1995 and 2007) of Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. The Monkees: The Day-By-Day Story of the 60s TV Pop Sensation by Andrew Sandoval The Monkees albums 1967 albums Arista Records albums RCA Records albums Rhino Records albums Sundazed Records albums Colgems Records albums Psychedelic pop albums