
The Peenuts were a short-lived British pop/beat group of the 1960s. The Ember record label rather shamelessly launched them as a British 'cash-in' on the U.S. success of The Monkees. The Peenuts' only 45 was, as a matter of fact, a cover version of the Monkees theme tune, 'Theme from The Monkees' (1967). On the flip side was another cover version: 'The World's Been Good To Me Tonight', originally by The Young Idea. The single was released in four countries. Some of the non-British pressings had an alternative B-side, entitled 'Trouble'.
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The Theme From 'The Monkees'
The World's Been Good to Me
See You Next Summer
Trouble
The Theme From "The Monkees"
The World's Been Good To Me (Ember, 67)
just a lie
undo
See You Next Summer (Germany)
Can't Remember
tonight
!!!
darth vader of punkrock
Micky, Mike, Peter & Davy
one of us
can´t remember
fuck you i´m punk
The world´s been good to me
04 Can't remember
Fuck You I'm Punk
trouble (continental '67)
01 see you next summer
02 Darth Vader of Punkrock
The last chapter
Can't Remember...
The World's Been Good to Me Tonight
The World’s Been Good to Me Tonight
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