Edgar Lustgarten – cello ("Cuddly Toy") Others Ted Nash, Tom Scott, Bud Shank – wind instruments ("Cuddly Toy") Session information "Salesman" Written by Craig Vincent Smith Lead vocal by Michael Nesmith Backing vocals: Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones Electric guitar: Michael Nesmith Bass: Chip Douglas Nylon-string guitar: Chip Douglas Acoustic guitar: Peter Tork Drums: Eddie Hoh Shaker: Michael Nesmith Craig Vincent Smith was a friend of Nesmith's who later appeared in the band Penny Arkade, which Nesmith produced Featured on the TV show in the episode "The Devil and Peter Tork" and caused controversy when NBC objected to the episode, citing the song and its veiled drug reference in the third verse. The song refers to the adventure of a travelling salesman. Recorded at RCA Victor Studio A, Hollywood, June 14, 1967 "She Hangs Out" Written by Jeff Barry Lead vocal by Davy Jones Backing vocals: Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones Electric guitar: Michael Nesmith, and Unknown Bass: Chip Douglas Drums: Eddie Hoh Organ: Peter Tork Percussion: Unknown Trumpet: Pete Candoli, Robert Helfer, Al Porcino, Manuel Stevens Bass Trombone: Richard Leith, Philip Teele Trombone: Richard Noel Arrangement: Shorty Rogers Used on episode #41 ("The Card Carrying Red Shoes"), without the horns (the hornless master remains lost, but available on Remastered, Deluxe Edition – "Alternate Stereo Mix") This was a remake of the January 1967 cut that Don Kirshner released without authorization in Canada; the release helped lead to Kirshner's firing from Colgems records. The original mono mix features a longer fade than on the stereo mix. Used in the episodes "Card Carrying Red Shoes" and "Some Like It Lukewarm" While Jeff Barry is officially credited as the writer of the song, several sites and sources claim Ellie Greenwich to have co-written the track. Recorded at RCA Victor Studio B, New York City, July 21, 1967 "The Door into Summer" Written by Chip Douglas and Bill Martin Lead vocal by Michael Nesmith Harmony vocal: Micky Dolenz Backing vocal: Harry Nilsson Guitar: Michael Nesmith, Chip Douglas Bass: Chip Douglas Drums: Micky Dolenz, Eddie Hoh Percussion: Davy Jones Keyboards: Peter Tork Banjo: Douglas Dillard Unknown: Bill Martin The title is from a novel by sci-fi author Robert Heinlein. Eddie Hoh is credited with drumming, but some evidence exists that the first take featured Micky on drums. Close listening to the finished recording reveals that there are two separate drum tracks. The right channel features drumming