Bobby Hart, Monkees Songwriter, Useless at 86

Bobby HartOne Half of the Powerhouse Songwriting Duo Boyce and Hart Who Helped Catapult the Monkees to Pop Tradition Domination within the ’60s, Has Died.

HART PASSED AWAY AT HIS LOS AGELES HOME, HIS FRIEND AND CO-AUTHOR Glenn Ballantyne Confirmed Sunday, Adding the Song Story Had Been in Declining Well being Breaking His Hip Closing Year.

Alongside Songwriting companion Tommy BoyceHart Crafted Among the Monkees ‘Most Enduring Hits, Including Their Theme Tune With the Straight Recognizable Line, “Here We Arrive, Walkin’ Down the Street” Because the Chart-Topping “Closing Speak” and the Rock Staple “(i’m no longer.”

Boyce and Hart Weren’t Correct Within the support of the Scenes … They Scored their Possess Like “I Surprise What She’s Doing Tonight,” And Seemed on SitComs Like “by Dream of Jeannie” and “Bewitched.”

Previous the Monkees, Their Catalog Incorporated The Ballad “I Wanna Be FREE” and theme to the soap opera “Days of Our Lives.”

Bobby became as soon as 86.