Infinite Tuesday: Autobiographical Riffs The Music

Michael Nesmith tells the story of his eclectic life in his upcoming book, Infinite Tuesday: An Autobiographical Riff (Deckle Edge). In it, the artist retraces his journey from his childhood in Dallas — where his single mother Bette invented Liquid Paper — to the set of “The Monkees” in Los Angeles, as well as his pioneering work in music video and virtual reality. In this audio companion collection, Nesmith focuses mainly on the numerous solo albums that he recorded during the Seventies. He started in 1970 with Magnetic South and Loose Salute, country-rock albums that featured Nesmith and The First National Band, a group he collaborated with for several years. INFINITE TUESDAY features a song from each album: “Silver Moon” from Loose Salute and “Joanne” from Magnetic South, Nesmith’s first Top 40 hit as a solo artist.