The Monkees‘ Mike Nesmith was there when The Beatles recorded one of their most famous avant-garde songs: “A Day in the Life.” During an interview, Nesmith explained why he thought The Beatles were so good. In addition, he said The Beatles and The Monkees had something significant in common.
The Beatles' Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, and George Harrison standing in a row
Nesmith’s connection to The Beatles extended beyond any musical similarities. According to Billboard, he was there when The Beatles recorded “A Day in the Life.” Nesmith discussed being present at this momentous occasion in the history of art-rock. “Over the years, people have actually said to me, ‘Oh, my God that must have been incredible. What was it like to be there?'” he revealed.
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