MICHAEL NESMITH And The Hits Just Keep On Comin LP PACIFIC ARTS 1972 USre PAC116
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MICHAEL NESMITH

The comparatively level-headed member of '60s teen sensation the Monkees, Michael Nesmith was the most proficient instrumentalist in the group and wrote their best in-house songs, rootsy pop numbers like "Papa Gene's Blues," "You Told Me," "You Just May Be the One," and "Tapioca Tundra." In fact, he had written many songs before even joining the group, and one of his compositions, "Different Drum," was a hit for Linda Ronstadt and the Stone Poneys in 1968. After he left the Monkees one year later, it wasn't a surprise that he became the only one of his bandmates to sustain a solo career; in fact, his dozen (or so) '70s LPs were among the most groundbreaking country-rock recordings of the era. Throughout the 1970s and into the '80s, Nesmith continued to record sporadically, though his communications company Pacific Arts began taking up more of his time by the early '80s

"AND THE HITS JUST KEEP ON COMIN'"

<reissue, originally published on RCA label in 1972>

Produced and Arranged by Michael Nesmith

LP     PACIFIC ARTS RECORDS     PAC 7-116

PRINTED IN U.S.A.   1977/78 REPRESSING

SINGLE SLEEVE

HEAVY CARDBOARD COVER

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

Price Code (on spine): 0798

LABEL: PACIFIC ARTS -  GREY/WHITE LABEL w/GREEN LEAVES at RIGHT - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover:  (spine, rear) PAC 7-116

Catalog on labels: PAC7-116

Matrix / Runout: (Side A, Etched): PAC-116-1    4ch7PV44763-1

Matrix / Runout: (Side B, Etched): PAC-7-116-2  RE-1    4ch7PV44763-2

On labels: Produced by Michael Nesmith

?1972 RCA Records

Printed in U.S.A.

rim text reads "The Pacific Arts Corp........Carmel, CA 93921"

On back cover: Printed in U.S.A.

Licensed By Special Arrangement With R.C.A. Records Inc. N.Y.

tracklisting

Side A:THE CANDIDATE - DIFFERENT DRUM - HARMONY CONSTANT - KEEP ON - ROLL WITH THE FLOW

Side B: TOMORROW & ME - THE UPSIDE OF GOOD BYE - LADY LOVE - LISTENING - TWO DIFFERENT ROADS

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In 1972, Michael Nesmith had released four albums for RCA Records that didn't sell especially well, and he had parted ways with his band, with only pedal steel guitarist Red Rhodes interested in working on Nesmith's next project. RCA gave Nesmith a limited window of time to make his next album for them, so it was necessity rather than design that led Nesmith to cut And the Hits Just Keep on Comin' with just himself on acoustic guitar and Rhodes on pedal steel. But the results were truly inspired; Nesmith and Rhodes use the album's spare instrumentation to their advantage, with the performances both empathetic and intimate, and Rhodes' masterful steel gives these songs a graceful resonance few full bands could muster. And while the ten songs find Nesmith in one of his more introspective phases, here he manages to keep one foot planted firmly in the real world while the other traipses the cosmos (even the trippiest song here, "The Candidate," manages a certain tongue-in-cheek wit that keeps it on terra firma, and "Keep On" offers neo-hippie philosophy rooted in good ol' Texas horse sense). He also offers up a superb folk-styled remake of "Different Drum" that has a bluesy lope missing from Linda Ronstadt's better-known version. And the Hits Just Keep on Comin' is modest in approach but very satisfying in execution, practically defining the phrase "happy accident."...(AllMusic)









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