Vinyl Album - Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart - Test Patterns - A&M

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart
Title:	Test Patterns
Label:	A&M
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LP-126
Date:	Jul 1967
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	Out And About	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate
A2	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	I Should Be Going Home	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate
A3	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	In The Night	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate
A4	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	My Little Chickadee	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate
A5	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	For Baby	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate
B1	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	Sometimes She's A Little Girl	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate
B2	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	Abe's Tune	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate
B3	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	Shadows	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate
B4	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	Girl, I'm Out To Get You	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate
B5	Tommy Boyce And Bobby Hart	Life: A) Sunday Night In Phoenix, B) Life In Hollywood, C) Sunrise Through The Meadow, D) What's It All About	Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart	Rate

Notes

Sidney “Tommy” Boyce and Robert “Bobby Hart” Harshman who were a songwriting team who had composed numerous hits for the Monkees, had made attempts to become professional singers before they became a duo of composers. Despite the fact that Mr. Boyce had many failures, he co-composed with both Antoine “Fats” Domino and John Marascalco the tune Be My Guest which had nationally peaked at #8 by means of the Billboard hit parade of discs di 45 rpm.

Shortly before Mr. Boyce and Mr. Hart had started to work with the Monkees, the duo had composed, produced and included lead vocals for the soundtrack of the pilot episode of the Monkees. After the Monkees were cast in their own television program, they had re-recorded their vocals over that of Boyce and Hart as soon as tunes, such as the “Theme From (The Monkees) and the “Last Train To Clarksville.”

While Mr. Boyce and Mr. Hart still collaborated with the Monkees, this duo had become prosperous recording artists, who had three albums (Test Patterns, I Wonder What She’s Doing Tonight, and It’s All Happening On The Inside) and three successful discs of 45 rpms, such as Out And About, I Wonder What She’s Doing Tonight, and Alice Long that were all issued by the A and M record company.

Even though this disc had peaked at number 200 of the Billboard hit parade of discs of 33.33 rpm, a near-mint condition monaural copy of this disc may still be purchased for less than $10 due to the fact that this disc is not well-sought after by many record collectors. Finally, this disc of 33.33 rpm was both monaurally and stereophonically issued.

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USA - A&M - 1967 [Stereo]

Germany - A&M