9. “Papa Gene’s Blues” (Mike Nesmith) from 1965's The Monkees
This was the only song on the group's first record that was actually written by one of them. It set the tone for most of Mike Nesmith's career with the group. Nesmith introduced countless teenagers to his quirky, countrified rock, years before country-rock would become a major force in the music industry.
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