On this day in Music History - June 14 1967 "Daydream Believer" by The Monkees was recorded at RCA Studio A in Hollywood, California. The song appeared the album "The Birds, The Bees, and The Monkees" and was released as a single on Colgems Records on October 25th, 1967. It's the only song on the LP that all four members of the band actually performed on, and the only one that included Peter Tork at all. (He played piano on the track.) | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio

On this date in 1967, THE MONKEES recorded DAYDREAM BELIEVER, a single that would become a defining moment in their career and a timeless classic in popular music (Jun 14, 1967) Penned by folk singer John Stewart, formerly of The Kingston Trio, "Daydream Believer" emerged shortly after Stewart left the group and teamed up with a pre-fame John Denver. Despite its success, the song carries a fascinating backstory of artistic compromise and unexpected triumphs. John Stewart, who passed away on Janu