jon bon jovi wrote the song i'm a believer by the monkees.
who wrote the song i'm a believer by the monkees?
jon bon jovi
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
goin' down (the monkees song)









































"goin' down" is a song by the american pop rock band the monkees, written by all four members of the group along with diane hildebrand, and was first released as the b-side to the "daydream believer" single on colgems records on 25 october 1967 in support of the band's fifth album, "the birds, the bees & the monkees" ("see" 1967 in music). it is the only composition recorded by the monkees that is credited to all its members, and managed to bubble under the "billboard" hot 100 upon its distribution.
goin' down (the monkees song)