She had no sheet.
Linda Ronstadt “struggled” with recording her smash 1967 hit with the Stone Poneys, “Different Drum.” Linda fell in love with the original different version of the song. But when it came time to lay ...
When Ronstadt was set to record “Different Drum” in 1967, the song was a ballad. However, it wasn’t originally written that way. Nesmith told The Wall Street Journal that it was 1964 when he was a ...
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How 'Different Drum' became a Summer of Love anthem after being rejected by the Monkees
In the summer of 1967, more than 100,000 young people converged on San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury district to champion peace, love, and psychedelic exploration. It was a countercultural shift that ...
Before Michael Nesmith found fame as a member of The Monkees, he wrote a breakup song that would play a pivotal role in launching another young artist's career. "Different Drum" became a breakthrough ...
The Stone Poneys as they were on the cover of their second album ‘Evergreen Vol.2,’ which featured baroque-pop hit single ‘Different Drum.’ Left to right: Bob Kimmel, Linda Ronstadt, Ken Edwards ...
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