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Different Drum

"Different Drum" is a song written by American singer-songwriter Michael Nesmith in 1964. It was first recorded by the bluegrass band The Greenbriar Boys and included on its 1966 album Better Late than Never!. Nesmith offered it to his group the Monkees, but the producers of the Monkees TV show turned it down, though he did perform a short comic version…

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Other versions

P.P. ArnoldPete BurnsSkeeter DavisMicky DolenzTanya Donelly
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The Stone Poneys version

Capitol RecordsLinda RonstadtBillboard Hot 100Nick VenetJimmy Bond
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Michael Nesmith versions

MonkeesDavy JonesCommentary trackAnd the Hits Just Keep on Comin'
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The Greenbriar Boys version

John Herald
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Genre
Baroque pop · folk rock · country
B-side
"I've Got to Know"
Label
Capitol
Length
2:45
Producer
Nick Venet
Released
September 1967

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Different Drum

Nodes56
Edges55
Triples34
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
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Different Drum

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related to Michael Nesmith versions · 13
Different Drum → Billy Roy Hodstetter, Comin, Davy Jones, December, DVDs, His, Hits Just Keep, LP And, Monkees, Nesmith, Ronstadt's, The, Too Many Girls
related to The Greenbriar Boys version · 9
Different Drum → Better Late Than Never, Greenbriar Boys, Herald's, In, Its, John Herald, Michael Nesmith, Nesmith, The
Genre · 3
Different Drum → Baroque pop, country, folk rock
related to External links · 3
Different Drum → AllMusicLinda Ronstadt, Alternate, The Stone Poneys
B-side · 1
Different Drum → "I've Got to Know"
Label · 1
Different Drum → Capitol
Length · 1
Different Drum → 2:45
Producer · 1
Different Drum → Nick Venet
Released · 1
Different Drum → September 1967
Songwriter · 1
Different Drum → Mike Nesmith

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nesmith song version different drum stone poneys recorded ronstadt's performance ronstadt record new 100 michael greenbriar boys chart one 1967

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Different DrumB-side"I've Got to Know"1.00infobox
Different DrumGenreBaroque pop1.00infobox
Different DrumGenrefolk rock1.00infobox
Different DrumGenrecountry1.00infobox
Different DrumLabelCapitol1.00infobox
Different DrumLength2:451.00infobox
Different DrumProducerNick Venet1.00infobox
Different DrumReleasedSeptember 19671.00infobox
Different DrumSongwriterMike Nesmith1.00infobox
Different Drumrelated to External linksAllMusicLinda Ronstadt0.60section
Different Drumrelated to External linksThe Stone Poneys0.60section
Different Drumrelated to External linksAlternate0.60section

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