The Guys Who Sang 'Em & the Guys Who Wrote 'Em

Taking a trip down memory lane with the fab four of Monkee fame, DOLENZ / JONES / BOYCE / HART deliver a retro-infused blast from the past with their self-titled album. From Micky's infectious drumming to Davy's smooth vocals, this record is pure nostalgia overload. The opening track "You Didn't Feel That Way Last Night" sets the stage with its catchy hooks and feel-good vibes that will have you grooving in no time. The harmonies between Peter and Tommy are as tight as ever, showcasing the chemistry that made them such a powerhouse in the 60s. Tracks like "Box 986" and "Savin' My Love for a Rainy Day" take a more introspective turn, showcasing the band's versatility and emotional depth. Boyce and Hart's songwriting shines through, painting vivid pictures of love and loss that resonate with listeners of all ages. But it's the closing track "I Remember the Feeling" that truly steals the show, with its bittersweet lyrics and soaring harmonies that will tug at your heartstrings. Overall, DOLENZ / JONES / BOYCE / HART's comeback album is a welcome blast from the past that proves they've still got what it takes to rock the charts. Don't sleep on this one, folks.