Carole King - Pleasant Valley Sunday (1966 Demo).mpg скачать видео бесплатно

epsilon

"Mr. Green he's so sereneHe's got a TV in every room"Ha Ha Ha.

jimmy finlayson

Great version. Where can I get a pair of those COMBO Studio Headphones--really cool looking?

Michael Anthony

Amazing vocals.2015 

Xochitl Reyes

I love this song she sings good just that the monkees are one of a kind :)

west lamar

yo Olymtigs2010, I agree. Actually they could have been a decent band if the TV business left them alone. But, as you know, it's all about the money

RacerX1013

Wow !!!! Thank you for giving the Monkees A great hit !!

lakefloor

Such a beautiful voice. Nice to hear this original demo.

Dennis LePorte

Not bad .........not bad at all actually !

Jonathan Vernot

I'm grilling a t-bone just off Sepulveda, Encino, c. 1966, Bud in my fist, Dodgers on the radio. Smog obscuring the Santa Monicas and burning my eyes, and I'm loving life in Status Symbol Land.

mike peine

Enjoy !

david munro

Carol wrote this song while she lived in West Orange, NJ. Pleasant Valley Road is a main road that goes through several towns in the area. One of my fraternity brothers lived off of the road so one day I asked him "do you have a color TV in every room?" He thought about and answered, "They're not all color."

freezknotable

Now playing on Freezknotable: The Monkees "Butterfly Effect" (songs made famous by The Monkees recorded by other artists) "Pleasant Valley Sunday" Carole King. (writer)

musicmongerdnsf

This has to be quite the find, thank you so much for posting!

Classic Junk

Why does she sing AN-other? Kind of ruins it for me.

thesootmeister

WOW! First time I heard this version... AMAZING!

tony tanner

Amazing how fresh and non-dated this recording sounds... Carole's talent is timeless.

Laraine Hutchinson

Another great song by the songwriting team of Gerry Goffin & Carole King.

chasyes1

I thought it was Neil Diamond who wrote this song...

Roy Smiles

GREATEST demo of all time...! This woman is a genus!!! x

Howlinblind Muddyslim

I just can't get over how good this recording is, always Loved Carole King anyway

So Far Away

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