A Monkees song made Linda Ronstadt famous. And it almost didn't happen
It's been 55 years since a Mike Nesmith song the Monkees weren't allowed to cut became a breakthrough hit for Linda Ronstadt. Here's how it happened.
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It's been 55 years since a Mike Nesmith song the Monkees weren't allowed to cut became a breakthrough hit for Linda Ronstadt. Here's how it happened.
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Linda Ronstadt's band, the Stone Poneys, scored a Top 20 hit with the late Michael Nesmith's rejected Monkees tune, Different Drum.
Linda Ronstadt's band, the Stone Poneys, scored a Top 20 hit with the late Michael Nesmith's rejected Monkees tune, Different Drum.