Peter Tork of the Monkees confirmed on Twitter that he has had a reoccurance of the head and neck cancer that was originally found in March. He is currently undergoing radition treatment while still out playing shows.He wrote on his Facebook page:...weds I was greeted by the good doctor (may his tribe increase), with the stunning news that 10 weeks after my surgery, the cancer is back. I was s...
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The proper title for this track is *California, Here It Comes*...It's the closing track on the album, and if nothing else, it's sort of a goof.
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This is the first MP3 I've MOGified. Listen to this absolutely gorgeous song and tell me it's not the work of a good band. Sure, it sounds like Grace Slick singing...hell, maybe it is! Still, listen and then explain why, 40 years later, many people continue to think The Monkees are a joke band. "They didn't play their instruments." Sorry, does Justin Timberlake play an instrument? "They didn't ...
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The Monkees, and especially Michael Nesmith, have been my secret music love affair since 1986 when I moved from Texas to Salt Lake City, and went to a Monkees concert at the local theme park with my family. My siblings and I scrounged up enough change to buy tickets to the show (but not without a healthy donation from the old lady next door) and my father was pleased to take us to our favorite...
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A post from a *Monkees* fan-site on "*Psycho-Jello*":http://psycho-jello.com/Monkees, about the way the Monkees were perceived, and their continuing popularity years after many bands who slagged them off are gone and forgotten:The Monkees were dismissed and hated by rock critics and wannabe musicians because they seemed to get fame the easy way, without struggle. Their weekly television show wa...
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I finally stumbled across a copy of "Head" and decided to pick it up. I'd heard so much about it and, as one of my friends puts it, it's proof that the Monkees didn't completely suck. For the most part, it's kind of a throwaway for me. Some trippy speed effects and movie dialogue here, a half-assed Nilsson cover there. It was hardly worth the $20 I paid. Or so I thought. I have listened to "Por...
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...if the song sounds cheerful and bubble-gummish.Harry Nilsson wrote this little jewel for *the Monkees*. It showed up in one of those little music-video-like bits that weren't part of the story they used to put at the end of some shows, with the boys performing a song.In this case, they were all dressed up in white pants, striped blazers and straw hats (even Nesmith, of course).Davy cheerful...
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This song came on while I had my iTunes on shuffle this evening. It got me thinking. When I was a kid watching reruns of The Monkees on TV and listening to their music, Mike Nesmith was my least favorite Monkee. Now he's my favorite. That is all.
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The proper title for this track is *California, Here It Comes*...It's the closing track on the album, and if nothing else, it's sort of a goof.
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A post from a *Monkees* fan-site on "*Psycho-Jello*":http://psycho-jello.com/Monkees, about the way the Monkees were perceived, and their continuing popularity years after many bands who slagged them off are gone and forgotten:The Monkees were dismissed and hated by rock critics and wannabe musicians because they seemed to get fame the easy way, without struggle. Their weekly television show wa...
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They are not your stepping stone, but they are your waiters. I haven't quite worked out how I really feel about this, but my first impression was.."they look really happy!" I hope this work is meaningful for these dear monkeys...Now back to your regularly scheduled life.
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| 1 (I'd Go The) Whole Wide World |
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| 2 Daydream Believer |
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| 3 Listen to the Band |
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| 4 Oklahoma Backroom Dancer |
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| 5 I'm a Believer |
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