The Last Train to Clarksville was written by Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart in 1966.
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"Last Train to Clarksville" was their first number one song, in October 1966.
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jesse powell - i can tell
Electric Light Orchestra is the band that played the song and Jeff Lynne actually sang the song.
The song was written by the Canadian singer-songwriter, Fred Eaglesmith. He's written several other terrific songs.
"Last Train to Clarksville" was their first number one song, in October 1966.
Mack The Knife - Bobby Darin
On series one it was the Monkees Theme and on series two it was For Pete's Sake. The latter song can be found on the Headquarters LP and many of the groups compilations.
I cannot think of a last train reference. However Third Rail has train references.
Last Train to London
The Chocolate Choo Choo Train was a song written by Vaughn Monroe. It is a song that talks about chocolates and candies.
It was Carole King's comment on the peculiarities of suburban life and the competitive nature within. It was also written as a vehicle for The Monkees (the first group to record the song) to make use of a guitar riff interlocked with bass, developed by producer Chip Douglas, because he was looking for the next big guitar riff along the lines of "Day Tripper" and "Last Train To Clarksville".
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jesse powell - i can tell
Electric Light Orchestra is the band that played the song and Jeff Lynne actually sang the song.
The music for the jazz song "Take the 'A' Train" was written in 1939 by Billy Strayhorn. In 1944 lyrics were added by Joya Sherrill. It became famous after Duke Ellington adopted it as his signature song. It was also recorded by Ella Fitzgerald.
The song was written by the Canadian singer-songwriter, Fred Eaglesmith. He's written several other terrific songs.