''Good Times!'' is the twelfth studio album by American pop rock band

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. Produced mainly by

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(with some additional bonus tracks produced by

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), the album was recorded to commemorate the band's 50th anniversary. It is the first Monkees studio album since ''

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'' (1996), marking the longest gap between Monkees albums to date, and the first since the death of founding member Davy Jones. The album features surviving Monkees

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, and

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, as well as a posthumous contribution from Jones. The album received generally positive reviews from music critics and reached number 14 on the ''Billboard'' 200, becoming the band's highest-charting album in 48 years.

Background and recording

The project was initiated by Rhino executives John Hughes and Mark Pinkus, who were excited about a 50th anniversary album for the Monkees. Adam Schlesinger of

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was hired to produce the album, with tracks by the three surviving Monkees, initially unreleased songs by the songwriters they used during their initial run including

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and

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& Bobby Hart and contemporary rock songwriters Schlesinger,

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and

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. Schlesinger had asked his Fountains of Wayne bandmate

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to write a song for the album, but it was not used because it was too similar to the title track. The title track was written by

, and a surviving demo from the late 1960s was used incorporating Nilsson's vocals posthumously in a "duet" with

. Davy Jones performs the

-penned track "Love to Love" which was recorded in 1967 for the Monkees' third album in a

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-supervised session while the group was trying to gain musical independence from Kirshner. Once he was removed, the song was discarded in favor of recording an album of songs both sung and played by the group. The resultant album was ''

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''. The lead vocal track was re-recorded in 1969, but it never saw an official release, still unfinished, until the late 1970s. For its inclusion on ''Good Times!'', the 1969 version is used with new backing vocals by Dolenz and Tork. The first single from the album was "She Makes Me Laugh". Penned by

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frontman

, it was released on April 28 along with a lyric video. The second new track to be released was "You Bring the Summer" written by

, which was debuted by DJ and Monkee-fan

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on his radio show on May 2, followed by it being made available by Rhino. Musicians on the album include Fountains of Wayne members Schlesinger (guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, percussion), Porter (guitar) and Brian Young (drums, percussion), as well as

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(guitar, bass, background vocals) and Erik Paparozzi (bass on the bonus track "Love's What I Want"), and band members

(vocals, drums),

(vocals, guitar) and

(vocals, keyboards, banjo).

Reception

The album has received generally positive reviews, including a 4 out of 5 review by ''

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'', who declared that ''Good Times!'' was "probably The Monkees' best album, after their hits compilation", while ''

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'' summed up the release with "Fifty years later, the Monkees are still endearing." The '' Herald-Standard'' concluded that "If indeed this latest album serves as the group’s swan song, then it is a joyous finale." Music magazine ''

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'' gave the album four stars, and declared it their album of the week, while ''

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'' stated "to everyone’s considerable relief and delight, they’ve pulled it off. They really have," and gave the album four stars. The album was awarded 3.5 out of 5 by ''

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'', who concluded "Monkees freaks have waited far too long for this album. But it was worth it." The album was even better received by the magazine's Australian edition, which gave it full marks and noted "Producer Adam Schlesinger of Fountains Of Wayne knows a thing or five about classic pop, and although ''Good Times!'' is a Frankenstein's monster of something old, something new and something in between, he manages to orchestrate the whole thing into something beyond an embarrassing heritage act." ''

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'' declared that "The fact that there is a new Monkees album in 2016 is miraculous enough, but that said album, ''Good Times!'', is nothing short of a masterpiece is astounding." The

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website also gave the album a positive review, stating that "keeping it analogue and raw, ''Good Times!'' is a joy. This is one band reunion that doesn’t besmirch the legacy and even offers something new and fresh." However, it acknowledged that "Noel Gallagher teams up with Paul Weller to dash off 'Birth Of An Accidental Hipster', another droll sub-Kinks ditty but it sounds bloated compared to the effervescence of what’s gone before."

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concluded that "This is mandatory listening for any Monkees fan."

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of ''

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'' gave the album 4 out of 5 stars, stating the album is "a joyous revival of the cheerful jangle that characterized the group's big '60s hits." A slightly more mixed review was given by

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in ''

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'', who gave the album 3/5, and the ''

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'', who decided that the album "doesn’t quite work as it’s let down by a flat production and the lack of anything approaching their more magical moments. For all that, though, it’s no disgrace" and gave the album three stars. A negative review was given by ''

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'', with Tony Clayton-Lea summarizing that "Songs by Death Cab for Cutie songwriter Ben Gibbard ("Me & Magdalena"), XTC's Andy Partridge ("You Bring The Summer"), and Noel Gallagher/Paul Weller ("Birth of an Accidental Hipster") brilliantly reference the band's 1960s glory days, but as a cohesive project it's more unpleasant valley Sunday than anything else." At

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, the album has a metascore of 79, indicating generally favorable reviews. Its user score is 8.7, indicating universal acclaim. The album is the highest charting Monkees album in the US since '' The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees'' in 1968 and the highest charting in the UK since '' Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.'' in 1967.

Accolades

Track listing

Personnel and session information

All tracks produced by Adam Schlesinger unless otherwise noted "Good Times" *Micky Dolenz – lead vocals *Harry Nilsson - lead vocals, piano *Michael Nesmith - guitar *Adam Schlesinger - guitar *Rick Dey - bass *

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- drums *Recorded: January 10, 1968, and Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February 2016 "You Bring the Summer" *Micky Dolenz - lead vocals *Michael Nesmith - guitar, backing vocals *Peter Tork - organ, backing vocals *

- guitar *Pete Min - guitar *

- guitar *Adam Schlesinger - bass, keyboards *Brian Young - drums, percussion *Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February - March 2016 "She Makes Me Laugh" *Micky Dolenz - lead vocals *Peter Tork - banjo, backing vocals *Michael Nesmith - guitar, backing vocals *Mike Viola - guitar *Adam Schlesinger - bass *Brian Young - drums, percussion *Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February 2016 *Dolenz wasn't comfortable with some of the original lyrics as written by Rivers Cuomo. The lyric "directing traffic in the mall" was improvised by Dolenz, and Cuomo "added in new lyrics about

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and a canoe trip when Dolenz felt the original draft was geared towards a man much younger than his 71 years." "Our Own World" *Micky Dolenz - lead vocals *Peter Tork - keyboards, backing vocals *Michael Nesmith - backing vocals *Adam Schlesinger - guitar, bass, keyboards *Brian Young - drums, percussion *Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February 2016 "Gotta Give It Time" *Micky Dolenz - lead vocals *Michael Nesmith - backing vocals *Al Gorgoni - guitar *Don Thomas - guitar *Hugh McCracken - guitar *Lou Mauro - bass *Artie Butler - organ *Herb Lovelle - drums *Tom Cerone - tambourine *Jeff Barry - original producer, original arrangement *Adam Schlesinger - reproducer *Ray Hall - original engineer *Leftover from the final Kirshner supervised sessions in January 1967. However no vocals were recorded at the time. *Recorded at RCA Studio B, New York City, January 21 (11:00 AM – 7:00 PM) and 24, 1967, and Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February 2016 "Me & Magdalena" *Michael Nesmith - lead vocals *Micky Dolenz - harmony vocals *Mike Viola - guitar, bass *Jody Porter - guitar *Adam Schlesinger - piano, drums *Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February - March 2016 "Whatever's Right" *Micky Dolenz - lead vocals *Michael Nesmith - backing vocals *Peter Tork - keyboards *Mike Viola - guitar *Adam Schlesinger - bass *Brian Young - drums *Coco Dolenz - backing vocals * Bobby Hart - organ/backing vocals *Originally recorded during the sessions for ''

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'' but no tapes of the original recording have been found. It is unknown whether any Monkee vocals were ever recorded for the original version. *Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February - March 2016 "Love to Love" *Davy Jones - lead vocals *Peter Tork - backing vocals *Micky Dolenz - backing vocals *Al Gorgoni - guitar *Don Thomas - guitar *Hugh McCracken - guitar *Lou Mauro - bass *Artie Butler - organ *Herb Lovelle - drums *Tom Cerone - tambourine *Jeff Barry - original producer, original arrangement *Adam Schlesinger - reproducer *Ray Hall - original engineer *Originally recorded in 1967 for the group's third album (which would become ''Headquarters''), the vocal track was re-recorded by Jones in 1969 for ''

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'', but left unreleased until ''

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''. In 2016, Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork contributed new backing vocals to the 1969 version for inclusion on this album. The original vocal track recorded in 1967 was eventually released on the 2007 re-release of ''Headquarters''. That makes this version unique in that the instrumental track was recorded in 1967, the lead vocal track in 1969, and backing vocal track in 2016, making this song a combination of three different time periods. **Slightly different mixes featuring a vocal track by Jones from the same recording session in 1969 was featured on the track's inclusion for ''

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'', '' Monkee Business'', ''

'', ''

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'', and previously on a bonus disc on '' The Definitive Monkees''. *Recorded at RCA Studio B, New York City, January 21 (11:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.) and 24, and February 4 and 5, 1967, and August 5, 1969, and Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February 2016 "Little Girl" *Peter Tork - lead vocals, acoustic guitar *Mike Viola - guitar, backing vocals *Adam Schlesinger - bass *Brian Young - drums *Tork notes in the ''Good Times!'' CD booklet that he wrote this song with Davy Jones in mind, and had hoped Jones would've sung it. *The track should not be confused with another Monkees song "Little Girl" from ''

'' which was written by Micky Dolenz. *Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February 2016 "Birth of an Accidental Hipster" *Michael Nesmith - lead vocals *Micky Dolenz - co-lead vocals *Coco Dolenz - backing vocals *Mike Viola - guitar *Adam Schlesinger - bass, piano, percussion *Brian Young - drums *Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February - March 2016 "Wasn't Born to Follow" *Peter Tork - lead vocals, banjo *

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- guitar *

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- guitar * Al Casey - guitar * Max Bennett - bass *

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- harpsichord *

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- drums *Stan Leavey - percussion *

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- vibes *Originally produced by The Monkees *Originally started during the sessions for '' The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees'' but previously unfinished or unreleased. *Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, March 9, 1968, and Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February 2016 "I Know What I Know" *Michael Nesmith - lead vocals *Adam Schlesinger - piano, bass, guitar,

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"I Was There (And I'm Told I Had a Good Time)" *Micky Dolenz - lead vocals, drums *Adam Schlesinger - piano, bass *Mike Viola - guitar *Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, February - March 2016

Bonus tracks

"Me & Magdalena" (Version 2) *Michael Nesmith - lead vocals, guitar *Micky Dolenz - harmony vocals *Mike Viola - guitar *Adam Schlesinger - bass, organ *Brian Young - drums *Recorded and mixed at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, CA, February 2016 *Additional recording and mixing at Omelette Station, NYC, and The Pool, North Hollywood, CA "Terrifying" *Micky Dolenz - lead vocals *Michael Nesmith - guitar *Peter Tork - keyboards *Mike Viola - guitar, backing vocals *Adam Schlesinger - bass, guitar *Brian Young - drums *Recorded and mixed at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, CA, February 2016 *Additional recording and mixing at Omelette Station, NYC, and The Pool, North Hollywood, CA "Love's What I Want" *Micky Dolenz - lead vocals *Andrew Sandoval - acoustic six-string & electric 12-string guitars, backing vocals, drums, handclaps *Coco Dolenz - backing vocals *Erik Paparozzi - bass, electric guitar, backing vocals, handclaps *Bobby Hart - organ, handclaps *Pete Thomas - drums, percussion, handclaps *Produced by Andrew Sandoval *Recorded at Lucy's Meat Market, Los Angeles, March 2016 *Additional recording at Picture Studios, Los Feliz, CA "A Better World" *Peter Tork - lead vocals, guitar, percussion *Micky Dolenz - backing vocals *Coco Dolenz - backing vocals *Joe Boyle - lead guitar, bass, backing vocals *Sturgis Cunningham - drums, percussion, backing vocals *Katlin Wolfberg, Corinne Olson, Emily Elkins, Eliza James - strings *Produced by Peter Tork and Andrew Sandoval *Basic track recorded at Studio Wormwood, Mansfield Center, CT, March 2016 *Additional recording at Lucy's Meat Market, March 2016

Charts

References

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