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LTTC

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LTTCLong Term Training Course (Council of Europe)
LTTCLast Train to Clarksville (Monkees song)
LTTCLethbridge Twins & Triplets Club (Alberta Canada)
LTTCLowry Technical Training Center (USAF; now closed)
LTTCCentre for Learning, Teaching and Technology (The Hong Kong Institute of Education)
LTTCLanguage Teaching and Testing Center (Taiwan)
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Their biggest hits were Last Train to Clarksville, Daydream Believer, Pleasant Valley Sunday and I'm a Believer.
Dolenz sang and drummed for the Monkees, including lead vocals on "Last Train to Clarksville" and "I'm a Believer."
Who had a hit song in 1966 with Last Train to Clarksville? 7.
"I saw them on television," he recalled, "they were playing Last Train To Clarksville and I thought, 'This group is going to be as big as The Beatles'.
They also released smash hit singles such as I'm a Believer, A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You, Last Train to Clarksville, Pleasant Valley Sunday and Daydream Believer.
'ose in 'e Cluny were taken on a rollercoaster of a musical journey which was fun (an impromptu run through 'e Monkees Last Train To Clarksville), sad (What Dreams May Come - Reed's particularly poignant message to the much-missed Robin Williams); uplifting (Ritual and Burning Down Inside) And deadly serious where Vaughn's Standing Alone, a song about standing on the precipice contemplating an unthinkable way out, was sung with such feeling by Reed in the rst verse and Vaughn in the second that the emotion was almost tangible.
Last Train to Clarksville was the first hit for which 1960s group?
Then You Die" featured an offbeat medley of tunes, including the Monkees' "Last Train to Clarksville," (which was spotless), Prince's "Purple Rain" (to which Girard hilariously forgot most of the words) and that annoying 1-877-Kars-for-Kids commercial jingle (which was hysterical).
They may be older, greyer, no longer of the younger generation but their middleaged forms were still clad in trademark scarlet suits, their distinctive guitar logo illuminated above the stage as they launched into Last Train to Clarksville.
Songs such as Daydream Believer, Last Train to Clarksville and I'm a Believer were part of the soundtrack to my childhood.
Last Train to Clarksville was as good as it ever sounded.
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