According to allmusic.com, "There would be original material generated for [Th Monkees] to sing in the [TV] series, mostly by professional songwriters like Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart, Carole King, Gerry Goffin, and Neil Diamond." Most of these songs were the early hits, like "I'm a Believer," "Last Train to Clarksville," "A Little Bit Me, a Little Bit You," "Pleasant Valley Sunday," "Stepping Stone," "Take a Giant Step," "Valleri," and "Words". Later, The Monkees wrote more of their own material, but nothing that would be as big a hit as those mentioned above. In October 1996 in honor of their 30th Anniversary, The Monkees released an album called Justus (meaning Just Us), and that's exactly what it was from start to finish anything & everything that went into it was by the 4 Monkees (Micky, Peter, Davy & Mike), from the song writing (lyrics & music), to the singing & instruments to the production! Although all of the Monkees did very occasionally write their own material the only regular writer was Mike Nesmith. He wrote many of their songs such as "Girl I Knew Somewhere", "Mary Mary", "Listen To The Band" and many others. He also produced many of the sessions himself.
According to the opening credits, Mike Post and Pete Carpenter co-wrote the theme song...
John Addison.
Yes he did! He sang the opening theme for season 2 from 1970!
The theme song is "Secret" by The Pierces
Hugo blick on how he wrote The Shadow Line.
The theme song for the TV show "The Monsters" was written by Paul Simon and performed by the band The Monkees. The catchy tune served as the show's opening theme, setting the tone for the comedic antics of the monster family. The Monkees, known for their pop-rock sound, contributed to the show's unique charm during its original run in the 1960s.
Splendora wrote the theme song for Daria.
Koji Kondo wrote the Mario theme song.
According to the opening credits, Mike Post and Pete Carpenter co-wrote the theme song...
The song "I'm a Believer" by The Monkees, or recently known to be done by Smashmouth, was not written by the monkees the writer was Neil Diamond. Neil's first song he wrote he sold tto the monkees and that was his first written song to go on the charts. Daniel Tuerffs "The Walking Musical Library" Yorba Linda, CA
John Addison.
Yes he did! He sang the opening theme for season 2 from 1970!
Composer Harry Manfredini wrote the film's score.
The theme song is "Secret" by The Pierces
He wrote several songs; his most famous was "For Pete's Sake," which became the closing theme for the TV show.
Who wrote Alvin and the chipmunks
The Scrubs theme song was written and performed by the band Lazlo Bane.