Boyce & Hart Discography of CDs

Though somewhat less appealing than its two predecessors, the third and last Boyce & Hart album does have some diverting music, beginning with the paired gospel-flavored "Change" and "Maybe Somebody Heard," the spirited pop/rock title track, and the Monkees-influenced "Strawberry Girl" (which sounds like "Valleri" ...

Boyce & Hart claim a secret piece of rock history in that their band, the Candy Store Prophets, were the ghost band for the Monkees (before the Monkees began playing their own instruments). Boyce & Hart also wrote plenty of their own hooky pop, as ...

Boyce & Hart, best known as frequent songwriters for the Monkees, were among the more successful West Coast pop/rock composers of the late '60s, also landing some material with other artists and making some records of their own, including the hit "I Wonder What She's ...

Though somewhat less appealing than its two predecessors, the third and last Boyce & Hart album does have some diverting music, beginning with the paired gospel-flavored "Change" and "Maybe Somebody Heard," the spirited pop/rock title track, and the Monkees-influenced "Strawberry Girl" (which sounds like "Valleri" ...

Boyce & Hart claim a secret piece of rock history in that their band, the Candy Store Prophets, were the ghost band for the Monkees (before the Monkees began playing their own instruments). Boyce & Hart also wrote plenty of their own hooky pop, as ...

"I Wonder What She's Doing Tonite?" went Top Ten in January of 1968, toward the end of Monkee-mania, and it's as splendid a pop tune about lovelorn insecurity as you'll find. The album titled after the hit is a real treat, and is up there ...

Boyce & Hart, best known as frequent songwriters for the Monkees, were among the more successful West Coast pop/rock composers of the late '60s, also landing some material with other artists and making some records of their own, including the hit "I Wonder What She's ...

Track Listing of songs: Things Go Better With Coke; Things Go Better With Coke; Things Go Better With Coke; Things Go Better With Coke; Things Go Better With Coke; Things Go Better With Coke; Things Go Better With Coke; Things Go Better With Coke; Things Go Better ...

The Moody Blues, Roy Orbison, and Tom Jones are among the artists who recorded the Coca-Cola radio jingle "Things Go Better with Coke" on this 65-track compilation. Includes 65 various soft drink radio commercials from the likes of Tom Jones, The Moody Blues, The Supremes, Roy Orbison and many ...