which continues through the entire track. At the start of the second verse, another drum track begins in the left channel and continues through the rest of the song. Used in the episodes "Monkees on the Wheel" and "Some Like It Lukewarm" The song was officially written by Bill Martin and Chip Douglas, though the latter denies any writing contribution. An early unused mono mix released on the deluxe edition contained different vocals. Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, May 29 and August 23, 1967 "Love Is Only Sleeping" Written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil Lead vocal by Michael Nesmith Harmony vocals: Micky Dolenz Backing vocals: Davy Jones Electric guitar: Michael Nesmith Acoustic guitar: Chip Douglas Bass: Chip Douglas Drums: Eddie Hoh Organ: Peter Tork Percussion: Davy Jones Sound Effects: Bill Chadwick Unknown: Bill Martin, Harry Nilsson Not originally intended to be included on Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. as the song was to be issued as a single instead After a manufacturing error caused some delays, Colgems rethought the strategy and released the more commercial "Daydream Believer" as the single instead, with "Goin' Down" as its B-side The song was featured on three episodes of the TV show—"Everywhere a Sheik, Sheik", "I Was A 99-pound Weakling", and "The Monkees In Paris." The Paris episode features the song's released mix while the first two episodes feature a more stripped-down version derived from the song's original four-track mix before it was transferred to eight-track magnetic tape for additional mixing.This song was the first song by Nesmith after his surgery in 1967. Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, June 19 and August 1967 "Cuddly Toy" Written by Harry Nilsson Lead vocal by Davy Jones Harmony vocals: Micky Dolenz Backing vocals: Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Peter Tork Acoustic & electric guitars: Michael Nesmith Bass: Chip Douglas Drums: Micky Dolenz Tambourine: Davy Jones Piano: Peter Tork Electric Piano: Peter Tork Cello: Edgar Lustgarten Wind: Ted Nash, Tom Scott, Bud Shank This song and "The Door Into Summer" are the only songs featuring Micky behind the drums on the album Demo was under the name "By Any Boy" Selected by the band after Nilsson auditioned several songs for the group Some have interpreted the lyrics as being about a gang bang. In the liner notes to the CD's 1995 release it is stated that supervisor Lester Sill was angered to discover this. Used