Q: āCombining a slow and fast tempo, Jo Mapesās āCome on Inā is a gentle Monkees tune that remained under lock and key until 1990ās Missing Links, Volume Two. It contains one of your best vocals.ā Peter Tork: āAhaā¦ I used to sing it in Greenwich Village back in my folkie days. Actually, I first heard a lady named Alix Dobkin performing the song while I was living there. It just sounded so much like the kinds of things that I wanted to sing about, so I had to eventually record it in 1968. I have no idea why it wasnāt originally released. I just made these things and put them out there. Other people made the decisions, and I didnāt think much to fight for things. Itās a shortcoming of mine, and I have to work on that. IāmĀ stillĀ working on that.ā - Medium, interview conducted in 2011
āThereās one song that Peter Tork sings on that Missing Links album where he sounds absolutely super. He sounds great; heās right on the button. Sings it good and he wasnāt supposed to be a singer. The other guys were always pushing him out and Mike Nesmith was always sort of like threatening him, putting his fist through the wall doing all this kind of shit. Iām sure Peter could kick his ass if he wanted to, but he never did. Unbelievable.ā - Davy Jones,Ā The Monkees Day By Day
