The Monkees - You and I скачать видео бесплатно

jennie966

Neil Young played guitar on 4 Monkees tracks You And I, As We Go Along, Smile and That’s What It’s Like Loving You. Stephen Stills though being turned away as a Monkee (well Stills says he didn't and was just trying to sell them some songs), he did end up playing guitar on a track called Do I Have to Do This All Over Again. 

FansFiltration

Davy did sing some pretty schlocky and schmaltzy songs, but like in the case of "You and I" (from Instant Replay), he shows us that he could really belt out the rockers too. 

crazysingingchick

I keep driving myself batty, trying to figure out whether or not some of this song is grammatically incorrect. Lol. ;)

starr fisher

I love this song

Bruce Breshears

A couple of reasons maybe why (my guess based on listening on a PC and being mostly familiar with their big hits, not their deep cuts on LPs) this didn't become a smash hit on the pop charts may be due the song itself not having a strong hooky chorus, and possibly Davy's vocals not being out in front of the mix as much as on his better known hit songs, and that the guitar adds an edgier sound taking away that glossy pop polished production feel of their earlier hits. Just my 0.02

datsyhoehoe

Who woulda thunk it? Neil Young!

Timothy Little

Neil Young is the guitar player on this.

Rikard Bakke

Incidentally, DerekBayRoberts1, Davy did not write the second "You and I" in 1996. It was originally written with Micky for the 1976 Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart album.

Brooke Katz

Derek, if it's the one you're thinking of, they're two different songs

Brooklyn Avenue

I can't fathom why this wasn't the single for Instant Replay. The horrible Boyce and Hart "Last Train" retread sunk the album.

DerekBayRoberts1

he wrote another song in 1996 with the same title. never knew why he did that. it was a good song but why the same title?

Milu Aman

Neil Young on guitar!!

elfhermie

How this song has remained in obscurity, even for most Monkees fans, is beyond any logical reason. This song has EVERYTHING. Great lyrics that fit the Monkees and bands in general that come and go. Fantastic lead guitar work by Neil Young. It's the perfect Davy song. Maybe it's just to hard rockin' for those looking for more poppy songs? Who knows, but it's a great track and more proof that the Monkees output is filled with great songs that vary greatly in range from one another.

MrSirMrSirMr

It is indeed. And Stephen Stills plays lead guitar on Long Title: Do I Have To Do This All Over Again.

MrSirMrSirMr

It's Neil Young.

George Estremera

@imarockmelon, you can say that again. And easily one of their edgiest.

imarockmelon

One of their best songs, in my opinion.

Colin Daniels

No,since the late 1960's/early 1970's.

eaulon

since when? .....1980?

sneezepal

I totally agree. One of the Monkees' best.

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