Silver Moon
Released: Jul 16, 2002
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Released: Jul 16, 2002
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Although the cover art might suggest that this compiles, features, or in some way includes material from Michael Nesmith's four-year (1966-1970) tenure as a Monkee, this isn't the case at all....
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The Best of Michael Nesmith: Original Hits
Released: Apr 23, 2002
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Released: Apr 23, 2002
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Michael Nesmith's skill as a songwriter was apparent even during his stint with the Monkees, and his work as a solo artist showed a musician with a clear sense of what he wanted to do, and the...
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Nevada Fighter/Tantamount to Treason
Released: Apr 3, 2001
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Released: Apr 3, 2001
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This U.K. import is the second in a series of three separate two-fer releases gathering Michael Nesmith's first six albums with additional materials -- such as the three previously issued bonus...
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And the Hits Just Keep on Comin'/Pretty Much Your Standard Ranch Stash
Released: Nov 7, 2000
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Released: Nov 7, 2000
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After leaving the Monkees, Michael Nesmith recorded a handful of superb country-rock albums for RCA Records in the early '70s, and this two-fer CD reissues his two final albums for the label --...
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Magnetic South/Loose Salute
Released: Apr 4, 2000
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Released: Apr 4, 2000
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This European two-fer CD contains Michael "Papa Nez" Nesmith's first two post-Monkees recordings -- Magnetic South and Loose Salute -- as a member of the First National Band. Although the heavily...
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16 Original Classics
Released: Sep 28, 1999
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Released: Sep 28, 1999
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16 Original Classics is actually the 1970 Mike Nesmith album Magnetic South with five extra bonus tracks tacked on. This was one of the highlights from any of the post-Monkee recording careers,...
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Complete First National Band Recordings
Released: Sep 28, 1993
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Released: Sep 28, 1993
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This two-CD set brings together the three albums Michael Nesmith recorded with his group the First National Band in 1971 and 1972, Magnetic South, Loose Salute, and Nevada Fighter. In his liner...
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