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        &lt;p&gt;Nesmith sneaks a Byrds-y country rocker about better living through chemistry onto an album marketed to 11 year olds. He also borrows the intro to a Stones song. With Nesmith on 12-string rhythm guitar, Tork on 6-string lead guitar and John London on bass (and Dolenz on drums) I kinda wish this was the touring lineup. Woulda been a more versatile, impressive sounding band with a fuller sound. I meant to riff on this thought but forgot, so I'm leaving it here,   	&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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Nesmith sneaks a Byrds-y country rocker about better living through chemistry onto an album marke...

Nesmith sneaks a Byrds-y country rocker about better living through chemistry onto an album marketed to 11 year olds. He also borrows the intro to a Stones song. With Nesmith on 12-string rhythm guitar, Tork on 6-string lead guitar and John London on bass (and Dolenz on drums) I kinda wish this was the touring lineup. Woulda been a more versatile, impressive sounding band with a fuller sound. I meant to riff on this thought but forgot, so I'm leaving it here,&nbsp; &nbsp;	

Where's That Sound Coming From Presents: Questions But No Answers with Brian Marchese

Episode 14: Ep. 10 Sunny Girlfriend

Episode 14: Ep. 10 Sunny Girlfriend

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