Bobby Hart, Monkees Songwriter, Unimaginative at 86

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

HART PASSED AWAY AT HIS LOS AGELES HOME, HIS FRIEND AND CO-AUTHOR Glenn Ballantyne Confirmed Sunday, At the side of the Song Story Had Been in Declining Neatly being Breaking His Hip Final Year.

Alongside Songwriting partner Tommy BoyceHart Crafted One of the basic basic Monkees ‘Most Enduring Hits, At the side of Their Theme Tune With the Straight away Recognizable Line, “Right here We Come, Walkin’ Down the Avenue” Because the Chart-Topping “Final Put collectively” and the Rock Staple “(i’m no longer.”

Boyce and Hart Weren’t Correct On the aid of the Scenes … They Scored their Procure Love “I Marvel What She’s Doing Tonight,” And Appeared on SitComs Love “by Dream of Jeannie” and “Bewitched.”

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

Bobby used to be 86.