I loved Micky dolenz, but as I got older realized that I loved them all .how we miss those happy young yrs .still love them now.sad weve lost davy,peter,Mike, 😢😢😢.keep going Micky.lots of love to them all and to all the fans god bless you .Linda Bellamy UK 2022.
Oh yes I love the Monkees! Davy was my favorite one. I had a picture of Davy on my wall at home. Although I do like Mickey, Peter& Mike. I love the TV show! 12/11/21 Mike Nesmith has just passed away. It is sad that Mickey is them only one left of the Band. It is good that Mickey and Mike got some time on stage together before Mike passed.
I still take a lot of flack from friends and family for my love of the Monkees and Yes, I believe they should be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!
@@nmtg I don't know how many of their recordings you've heard, but check out their Headquarters album in which they wrote and performed much of their own music. (unlike the soundtrack to the TV show). Personally, I love all their stuff. ;-). Thanks for the comment.
@@AlonzoWhite Yes, I’ve been listening to a ton of stuff including Headquarters. Today I’ve been listening a lot to Peter’s version of I Don’t Think You Know Me. But I love discovering more. I’m also enjoying the Live 1967 stuff. Last night I discovered the Live in Japan 1968 collection here on UA-cam. I have Spotify and there’s a lot there but I know there’s much more. Just started watching Head. My other favorite right now is The Porpoise Song. Between the episodes, UA-cam stuff and websites. It’s overwhelming. I just borrowed Mike’s bio from the library. LOL. I’ve probably just made you dizzy. My family is completely sick of my obsession
@@AlonzoWhite Yes, For Pete’s Sake is one of my favorites since I was a kid. Been playing “As We Go Along” on repeat today. Dreamy and a bit of a tear jerker, though I don’t think it is supposed to be one. Micky’s voice is unbelievable on that.
I met Mickey Dolenz in South lake Tahoe 1965 what a voice I was only 15 he wasn't a monkey yet but he was on his way I've always enjoyed the monkeys especially Mr.Dolenz. signed Mary Pandelis
Just looooved The Monkees! I know every teen girl loved Davy..not me. Shy Peter Tork’s quiet smile made my heart go pitty-pat. I’m 70 now and still a believer in The Monkees
I LOVED Mike. He was my fav. I was lucky to meet Mickey. He used to hang glide & did a lot of it right in front of our house in Sylmar. I got him to sign one of the Albums I have. And still do.
I've been listening to many of their songs over the last few days...reminiscing about much younger days. "More of the Monkees" was the first album my sister and I ever bought. They had some fantastic songs. Of course there are the hits and favourites, but I've just discovered gems like Shades of Grey, What am I Doing Hanging Round, You Bring the Summer and a beautiful Christmas ballad Riu Chiu. Davy was my crush, my younger sister's was Micky....he really did have a wonderful voice. The harmonies were superb.
The Monkee’s TV show was part of my Saturdays as a kid. I remember them quite fondly to this day, in my 60s. I think “Daydream Believer” is my favorite. Thanks for the memories of a simpler time.
I remember being a child in the 60s and going to the hairdresser one Saturday morning. The lady, who was a good friend of my mother's, kept running back to watch TV because the Monkees were on. I was about 8 at the time and I thought only us kids watched that show. When the lady started washing my hair, that is when she told me that she absolutely loved the Monkees. She had to be about 40 at the time. 😊
I used to watch The Monkees with my cousin Sandra on Mondays on NBC. I was six years old and I still love them today. Davy and Peter were always my favorites. I cried when they passed away. Always loved "Look out, Here Comes Tomorrow".
I met the monkees twice in person, at both performances in Erie Pennsylvania, back in the 80s. I am still a believer, and a huge fan, having been blessed to have watched them since 1960s.
I had such a crush on Peter Tork. Just started watching them again early on Saturday mornings on MeTV. Now I’m thinking I can’t believed I watch this when I was younger. Lol
I absolutely LOVED the Monkees! My favorites were Mickey and Davy. I stole my older sister's Monkees Greatest Hits album and wore the thing out! Great band, fun show!!
You mentioned my two favorites Day Dream Believer and The Last Train to Clarksville. I never missed them on TV. My late wife played and sang Daydream Believer to me often
LOVE The Monkees! Was just listening to them today 💕 In high school my best friend and I stalked the hotel they were staying at and met Davey Jones. It was a blast. 🤓 My favorite was Mike. My favorite song is Aunty Grizelda.
I loved Mikes song ( after the Monkees) called Rio, i think. It always made me feel happy somehow Also another Mike song this time with the Monkees & is What Am I Doin Hangin Round I love those songs Peter sang a self penned sad song called Only Shades of Grey The Monkees popularity & rise occurred when i used to live in Australia & in high school there We all adored the Monkees Our gang of 4 all loved different Monkees Mine was Peter, Diane loved Micky, Laurita for Mike & Anitra loved Davy. Because i was English my school pals used to flock around me asking me to speak like Davy Haha what a hoot However everytime i hear the Monkees im always reminded of my very good friends & school in Australia all exceedingly happy memories.
I loved the Monkees as a kid and used to watch my sisters trying to do the Monkee walk. I’m disabled so couldn’t join them. The strongest memory is watching the monkees on the day we got the news my Grandad died. I was 6 years old. It was 40 years ago, oh my goodness!!
Mickey is my favorite and I’m A Believer is my favorite song. Loved this show as a kid and still listen to their music from time to time. I love this channel!
Never missed a show on tv. I hated when most people said they couldn't play as a band. I loved it when they proved them wrong by doing their concerts. Favorite, I guess the last train to Clarksville. I have to say my favorite monkey was Micky because I knew him when he was doing Circus Boy. We road horses together at our farm. You should do the Banana Splits. That was nutz.
@@stevebird9510 True my friend. When they signed up for the TV show it was not in their contract to actually play. After the 2nd season they rebelled. I know because I kept in touch with Micky. I would be glad to write you on what I know on this matter. Thanks for the reply.
@@stevebird9510 My Gawd!! I met Marty ( once to often, ha ). What ever happened to him? We used to call him Marty Party 😛. If you see him tell him Duane the Pain said "High" 😂. Trust me he WILL remember!!!!!
Mickey is my favorite monkee. One of my favorite songs came at the end of their Christmas special, Riu chiu. They did it acoustically and the harmony is just wonderful between the 4 of them. Of course I enjoy last train to Clarksville and probably my favorite Davy Jones' song "Look out (Here comes tomorrow)". I will forever miss him and Peter.
When the Mokees were on their 1986 20 year anniversary tour they played in Mt View CA. My friend and I were obsessed with them so towards the end of the show, and I still have no idea how, we ran up on stage! I ran directly into Mickys open arms and my friend ran straight to Davy. We managed to kiss their cheeks and scream in their ears until we were booted off by a fat security guard. They were both so gracious and kind to two out of control screaming teenagers. Still one of the greatest experiences of my life! Lol
I, too, saw their 1986 anniversary concert when they were in Philly. They were as "spot on" both vocally and musically as they were back in the 1960's, and that show was amazing. It was quite a nostalgic, wonderful moment for me, as I had always wanted to see them live. Even though I was crazy about them back in the 60's, and wanted desperately to go to their concert when they played at the old Civic Center in Philly back then, my parents said I was too young (I was 10), but my cousin (who was 11) got to go, and I was heartbroken. Hope you saved that huge colored program from that '86 concert, because it may be worth something someday.
Not meaning to nitpick but the Monkees did not play Mountain View on the 1986 tour. The only Northern California shows on that tour we're at Marriott's Great America. They did however play the Shoreline Amphitheater in 1987 so that's probably what you're thinking of
As a big fan, I can't help but be super happy that I have met and spent time with Davy Jones for the most part but also Mickey and Peter. Life goals reached.
Love the Monkees. My sister and got to see them on their reunion tour in the 80s. She flashed Peter by mistake when she pulled down her tube top a little too far! I have never let her live it down!😂
I was in fourth grade, I Immediately joined their fan club. The address was on the back of their first album. I received an identification card and I Think I was something like number 20. I still have some of the Christmas cards I received from them, and all of their albums. Bottom line… Still nice to listen to no matter what anybody says.
I loved how totally nonsensical Daydream Believer is: "Cheer up, sleepy Jean/Oh what can it mean, to a/Daydream Believer, and a/Homecoming Queen"! It means - what? But it's great.
written by John Stewart of The Kingston Trio...that song's royalties set him up for life...The Monkees producers changed the lyrics slightly After Stewart heard how much he would get for it , he was o.k. with it...it was a huge hit for the Monkees and also a big hit for Anne Murray a few years later.....if you ever heard John Stewart sing it, I don't think you would recognize it.... similar to many of Bob Dylan's songs which seem so much better when song by someone else....
FANTASTIC PRODUCTION! You clearly put a lot of effort into this - very well done. I thoroughly enjoyed reliving my fond memories of "The Monkees" from my childhood in the 60s, and learning more about each member, and the history overall. Thx.
Every Monday night way back then, I would have dinner at my friend's house, then we would watch their show on her big color console TV set (sadly, my parents could only afford a black and white set back then). We also used go to her house at lunchtime and after school to play all our albums on that same TV/stereo console set. We even formed our own little Monkees group back in 4th grade, where we would argue constantly over who would "be" Davy on any given day. Of course, my friend (with the TV/stereo) also owned mirachas, so, of course, she always won. LOL ...best of times to be a kid back in the 60's...irreplaceable memories...
Coronation Street is made by granada TV which is on lTV a commercial channel, not the BBC. Their soap is called East Enders. Both have been running 🏃♂️for years. I do enjoy watching your channel by the way. I was in total infatuation with Davy Jones. My favourite ❤song 🎵was cheer up sleepy Jean mostly because Davy was the lead on it . My goodness 😳those were the days. 🐒🐵😘🤩
@@joolzg1936 yes I am sure that is why. It's kinda weird 😳when most of the world 🌎think of the UK ìn terms of the BBC and not factoring in the relevance of any other channels. The BBC seems to be losing a lot of its popularity just now though with a lot of English people not wanting to pay for the TV licence anymore. I don't watch it at all preferring the variety of you tube. Shame really 😕
I still remember loving all of them! I liked the movie “Head” ( even though I was too young to understand most of it) and “It Ain’t Me, Babe” is still on my Spotify playlist!
They got criticized for not playing their instruments , which was so unfair , no group did. Not when you had the wrecking crew who could play anything. They had good songs and they learned to play their own instruments. Oh my youth, such a innocent time.
No mention of Mike’s mom creating white out, or the millions she got when she sold it. or his music show which was an earlier version of MTV. Mike also produced Repo Man. Mike’s son, Jason, is also an accomplished musician.
Not to mention Nesmith's mid 80's tv show, "Michael Nesmith in Television Parts". Here is a clip if interested: ua-cam.com/video/-26vQtQZvVk/v-deo.html
Mike was my favorite then and when he formed The First National Band, some really beautiful songs, especially Joanne. I have both The Monkees and the First National Band recordings. He was so very talented. It wasn't just an "earlier version of MTV", he is considered the father of MTV. Too bad that MTV was destroyed, just so people could make more money with garbage "reality shows". A true innovation! I'm 26 years older than my daughter and we were both fans. We were talking about it just yesterday.
What a lineup! Sadly, to think that so many of those groups' members are no longer with us. They were some of the best of the best, and so much a part of our musical memories. Saw Peter Noone when he was touring with The Turtles on their Happy Together tour about 10 years ago, and got to meet him. Really nice gentleman, and still as youthful looking and talented as he was back in the 60's.
Sorry to hear that three (3) of them are now deceased-Davy, Peter and now Mike. Mickey is the only one left. But it’s good to know and remember what they accomplished-it will never be forgotten ❤🎼🎸🥁🎤🎧🌹!
I couldn't pick a favorite Monkee. There was something about each and everyone of them I admired greatly. I am 67 now and will remember setting in front of the TV on Saturday mornings with my model Monkee Mobile, my Monkee lunch box, my Monkee bubble gum card collection and my collection of magazines that had articles about the Monkees. Some sincerely fond memories of that time, but funny how I can't remember what I did yesterday or where I put the car keys last night. Love the Monkees always!!! RIP Davey and Peter!!!
They were an important part of my life. I was very fortunate to see them live in 1970. Precious memories. Thank you. A much better life than we have today
🐵🍌🐒MONKEES FOREVER!!!🐒🍌🐵 I've been a lifelong fan since the show started in '66 (I was a 3 year old then, but I loved that show...and Peter Tork)! They won the Emmys for the show in 1966 (not 1976) and I was at the 20th anniversary tour show in L.A. in 1986 (not in 1987) when Mike joined in the encore! IT WAS SO AWESOME!!! I was fortunate to see them on the 45th anniversary tour in 2011, just before Davy passed away. I also got to meet Peter, Micky, and Davy after that show...and got autographs...they were all so nice!!! My last time seeing them was the 2012 tour that was kind of a tribute to Davy...Peter, Micky, and Mike were great that night!! Such a great group of guys...I will always treasure those songs & memories forever!!!
I always loved Davy and Mike Nesmith. God bless them all. I met Micky dolnez many years ago. It was exciting to see him in person but unfortunately he was divorcing with his wife and Michael Landon was not well. I will miss the Monkees. They were my favorite while others loved the Beatles.
Tell us your favorite Monkee? 🤔
Peter :( May he RIP
Mickey Dolenz
Davy Jones💓🎶
I really liked them all, but I was partial to Mike.
Mikey
I loved Micky dolenz, but as I got older realized that I loved them all .how we miss those happy young yrs .still love them now.sad weve lost davy,peter,Mike, 😢😢😢.keep going Micky.lots of love to them all and to all the fans god bless you .Linda Bellamy UK 2022.
Oh yes I love the Monkees! Davy was my favorite one. I had a picture of Davy on my wall at home. Although I do like Mickey, Peter& Mike. I love the TV show! 12/11/21 Mike Nesmith has just passed away. It is sad that Mickey is them only one left of the Band. It is good that Mickey and Mike got some time on stage together before Mike passed.
I still take a lot of flack from friends and family for my love of the Monkees and Yes, I believe they should be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!
Sorry about the flack! Sheesh. I recently rediscovered them and am in awe of their longevity.
@@nmtg I don't know how many of their recordings you've heard, but check out their Headquarters album in which they wrote and performed much of their own music. (unlike the soundtrack to the TV show). Personally, I love all their stuff. ;-). Thanks for the comment.
@@AlonzoWhite Yes, I’ve been listening to a ton of stuff including Headquarters. Today I’ve been listening a lot to Peter’s version of I Don’t Think You Know Me. But I love discovering more. I’m also enjoying the Live 1967 stuff. Last night I discovered the Live in Japan 1968 collection here on UA-cam. I have Spotify and there’s a lot there but I know there’s much more. Just started watching Head. My other favorite right now is The Porpoise Song. Between the episodes, UA-cam stuff and websites. It’s overwhelming. I just borrowed Mike’s bio from the library. LOL. I’ve probably just made you dizzy. My family is completely sick of my obsession
@@nmtg I LOVE IT!! Join my world. I also really love For Pete's Sake. I love the guitar intro and how it lays on top of the song.
@@AlonzoWhite Yes, For Pete’s Sake is one of my favorites since I was a kid. Been playing “As We Go Along” on repeat today. Dreamy and a bit of a tear jerker, though I don’t think it is supposed to be one. Micky’s voice is unbelievable on that.
Miss Davy and Peter, they will always be remembered.
I love the monkees. Still listen to them. ❤❤❤❤
Mike Nesmith passed away.
Only surviving member of the group is Mickey Dolenz
I met Mickey Dolenz in South lake Tahoe 1965 what a voice I was only 15 he wasn't a monkey yet but he was on his way I've always enjoyed the monkeys especially Mr.Dolenz. signed Mary Pandelis
Just looooved The Monkees! I know every teen girl loved Davy..not me. Shy Peter Tork’s quiet smile made my heart go pitty-pat. I’m 70 now and still a believer in The Monkees
I agree, Peter was always my fave. Went to as many of his SSB shows as I could and his concerts with his friend James Lee Stanley.
I LOVED Mike. He was my fav. I was lucky to meet Mickey. He used to hang glide & did a lot of it right in front of our house in Sylmar. I got him to sign one of the Albums I have. And still do.
Me too.❤
Yes, I had a crush on Peter Tork as well. 🧡
I’m 65 and still a fan
I've been listening to many of their songs over the last few days...reminiscing about much younger days. "More of the Monkees" was the first album my sister and I ever bought. They had some fantastic songs. Of course there are the hits and favourites, but I've just discovered gems like Shades of Grey, What am I Doing Hanging Round, You Bring the Summer and a beautiful Christmas ballad Riu Chiu. Davy was my crush, my younger sister's was Micky....he really did have a wonderful voice. The harmonies were superb.
My parents introduced me to them when I was a kid. Now my grown kids listen to them! The legacy of the Monkees lives on!
The Monkee’s TV show was part of my Saturdays as a kid. I remember them quite fondly to this day, in my 60s. I think “Daydream Believer” is my favorite. Thanks for the memories of a simpler time.
I remember being a child in the 60s and going to the hairdresser one Saturday morning. The lady, who was a good friend of my mother's, kept running back to watch TV because the Monkees were on. I was about 8 at the time and I thought only us kids watched that show. When the lady started washing my hair, that is when she told me that she absolutely loved the Monkees. She had to be about 40 at the time. 😊
Day Dream Believer is my Favorite Monkees song & Davy Jones💓🎶
I loved the Monkees
I have loved the monkees all my life!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰 . My favorite episode is monkees fairy tale. My favorite character was Peter Tork.
I used to watch The Monkees with my cousin Sandra on Mondays on NBC. I was six years old and I still love them today. Davy and Peter were always my favorites. I cried when they passed away. Always loved "Look out, Here Comes Tomorrow".
Oohh yes, one of favorite groups. Got to meet them, the 2 yrs in a row they had concerts in Colorado ❤❤❤
Saw them in Toronto in 1986! Enjoyed their music.
All of them were awesome
I met the monkees twice in person, at both performances in Erie Pennsylvania, back in the 80s. I am still a believer, and a huge fan, having been blessed to have watched them since 1960s.
I luv The Monkees!!!!!!!! 💖💖💖💖
I loved this show. ❤ last train to Clarksville
I had such a crush on Peter Tork. Just started watching them again early on Saturday mornings on MeTV. Now I’m thinking I can’t believed I watch this when I was younger. Lol
Loved all their songs & the shows.
I absolutely LOVED the Monkees! My favorites were Mickey and Davy. I stole my older sister's Monkees Greatest Hits album and wore the thing out! Great band, fun show!!
You mentioned my two favorites Day Dream Believer and The Last Train to Clarksville. I never missed them on TV. My late wife played and sang Daydream Believer to me often
LOVE The Monkees! Was just listening to them today 💕 In high school my best friend and I stalked the hotel they were staying at and met Davey Jones. It was a blast. 🤓 My favorite was Mike. My favorite song is Aunty Grizelda.
I loved that show, whenever i come across a re-run i will always watch it
Mickey is my favorite and Goin Down is still on my playlist today! ✌
Yes!!!!!
Loved the Monkees as a kid! The Door Into Summer has always been a personal favorite.
They played that song on one of the final tours with Mike in 2019 ua-cam.com/video/I1iqrWnSsp0/v-deo.html
I loved Mikes song ( after the Monkees) called Rio, i think.
It always made me feel happy somehow
Also another Mike song this time with the Monkees & is
What Am I Doin Hangin Round
I love those songs
Peter sang a self penned sad song called
Only Shades of Grey
The Monkees popularity & rise occurred when i used to live in Australia & in high school there
We all adored the Monkees
Our gang of 4 all loved different Monkees
Mine was Peter, Diane loved Micky, Laurita for Mike &
Anitra loved Davy.
Because i was English my school pals used to flock around me asking me to speak like Davy
Haha what a hoot
However everytime i hear the Monkees im always reminded of my very good friends & school in Australia all exceedingly happy memories.
Went to a concert to see Peter . I even got to meet him. He was so nice.
I loved the Monkees as a kid and used to watch my sisters trying to do the Monkee walk. I’m disabled so couldn’t join them. The strongest memory is watching the monkees on the day we got the news my Grandad died. I was 6 years old. It was 40 years ago, oh my goodness!!
Best Saturdays ever and got my grown kids hooked. Hopefully, they will share with their kids. I'm 66!!
Love The Monkees-- Saw the Whole Original group back in the 1960’s--Now I’ll be going to the September 19th Concert here in Phoenix AZ- so excited!
Mickey was my favorite
I loved The Monkees
Yes! I absolutely love Micky Dolenz.
Mickey is my favorite and I’m A Believer is my favorite song.
Loved this show as a kid and still listen to their music from time to time.
I love this channel!
I totally crushed on Peter.
Loved this show as a kid , makes me want to watch them again
I remember watching this on the projector at school in the early 80’s. So cool!!. 🤗🐵🐵
Love them still! Steppin' Stone is my favourite!
Never missed a show on tv. I hated when most people said they couldn't play as a band. I loved it when they proved them wrong by doing their concerts. Favorite, I guess the last train to Clarksville. I have to say my favorite monkey was Micky because I knew him when he was doing Circus Boy. We road horses together at our farm. You should do the Banana Splits. That was nutz.
They actually had to learn to play as a band later on . They couldn't at first.
@@stevebird9510 True my friend. When they signed up for the TV show it was not in their contract to actually play. After the 2nd season they rebelled. I know because I kept in touch with Micky. I would be glad to write you on what I know on this matter. Thanks for the reply.
@@proudinfidel7658 That's so cool. A friend of mine has performed with him. His name is Marty Ross. He was a member of the New Monkees in the 80"s.
@@stevebird9510 My Gawd!! I met Marty ( once to often, ha ). What ever happened to him? We used to call him Marty Party 😛. If you see him tell him Duane the Pain said "High" 😂. Trust me he WILL remember!!!!!
The Monkees were the only concert I went to see. I was a crazy teen back then.
Mickey is my favorite monkee.
One of my favorite songs came at the end of their Christmas special, Riu chiu. They did it acoustically and the harmony is just wonderful between the 4 of them.
Of course I enjoy last train to Clarksville and probably my favorite Davy Jones' song "Look out (Here comes tomorrow)". I will forever miss him and Peter.
Davy Jones and Mickey has a killer voice Mike has a good voice to. I love those songs I miss that time in my life
I loved The Monkees. NEVER missed their show. Davy was my favorite. And Cuddly Toy was my fave song done by Davy.
When the Mokees were on their 1986 20 year anniversary tour they played in Mt View CA. My friend and I were obsessed with them so towards the end of the show, and I still have no idea how, we ran up on stage! I ran directly into Mickys open arms and my friend ran straight to Davy. We managed to kiss their cheeks and scream in their ears until we were booted off by a fat security guard. They were both so gracious and kind to two out of control screaming teenagers. Still one of the greatest experiences of my life! Lol
I, too, saw their 1986 anniversary concert when they were in Philly. They were as "spot on" both vocally and musically as they were back in the 1960's, and that show was amazing. It was quite a nostalgic, wonderful moment for me, as I had always wanted to see them live. Even though I was crazy about them back in the 60's, and wanted desperately to go to their concert when they played at the old Civic Center in Philly back then, my parents said I was too young (I was 10), but my cousin (who was 11) got to go, and I was heartbroken. Hope you saved that huge colored program from that '86 concert, because it may be worth something someday.
Not meaning to nitpick but the Monkees did not play Mountain View on the 1986 tour. The only Northern California shows on that tour we're at Marriott's Great America. They did however play the Shoreline Amphitheater in 1987 so that's probably what you're thinking of
@@PlumbPitiful Yep, you're right. It was 87. I did also see them at Great America in 86. Thanks for that. 😊
As a big fan, I can't help but be super happy that I have met and spent time with Davy Jones for the most part but also Mickey and Peter. Life goals reached.
Love the Monkees. My sister and got to see them on their reunion tour in the 80s. She flashed Peter by mistake when she pulled down her tube top a little too far! I have never let her live it down!😂
The Fab 4 in my eyes. Loved them in the seventies , love them today - They'll never fade away (For me that is) They were Brilliant.
Mike was the one for me.
His voice. His tall, lanky bod. Those eyes
Oh yea u got that right hot im goi g on60 next yr love mike and tbe monkees
Love it and I like it very much for Visalia California
I still miss the monkeys
Never really liked the Monkees back in the day, but I really respect and like there music as i got older.
I was in fourth grade, I Immediately joined their fan club. The address was on the back of their first album. I received an identification card and I Think I was something like number 20. I still have some of the Christmas cards I received from them, and all of their albums. Bottom line… Still nice to listen to no matter what anybody says.
Me too!
I loved how totally nonsensical Daydream Believer is: "Cheer up, sleepy Jean/Oh what can it mean, to a/Daydream Believer, and a/Homecoming Queen"! It means - what? But it's great.
Exactly!! Daydreams are trains of thought that meander through the mind, going off on tangent after tangent.
written by John Stewart of The Kingston Trio...that song's royalties set him up for life...The Monkees producers changed the lyrics slightly After Stewart heard how much he would get for it , he was o.k. with it...it was a huge hit for the Monkees and also a big hit for Anne Murray a few years later.....if you ever heard John Stewart sing it, I don't think you would recognize it.... similar to many of Bob Dylan's songs which seem so much better when song by someone else....
"Vaaaa-aaaaa-aaaa-lerie!" (and that guitar riff - don't care who played it)
FANTASTIC PRODUCTION! You clearly put a lot of effort into this - very well done. I thoroughly enjoyed reliving my fond memories of "The Monkees" from my childhood in the 60s, and learning more about each member, and the history overall. Thx.
I feel young again listening to that amazing band.
They're my memory of younger days ❤
At nine.. I was their biggest fan.
The Monkees TV series won 2 Emmy awards back in 1967 - not 1976
I saw them in1987 I was six and watched the show
I'm A Beleiver was my fav song along with... hey hey with the monkeys.. watched every episode!!
Every Monday night way back then, I would have dinner at my friend's house, then we would watch their show on her big color console TV set (sadly, my parents could only afford a black and white set back then). We also used go to her house at lunchtime and after school to play all our albums on that same TV/stereo console set. We even formed our own little Monkees group back in 4th grade, where we would argue constantly over who would "be" Davy on any given day. Of course, my friend (with the TV/stereo) also owned mirachas, so, of course, she always won. LOL ...best of times to be a kid back in the 60's...irreplaceable memories...
I loved it when Mickey set his curly hair free
Davey Jones I believe was in a episode of the Brady Bunch and he was in one the Brady Bunch movies.
The Monkees! Take the last train to ClarksVille! 🚄🚅🚈🚆🚇🚝🚋🚂🚎🚃🚠🚟🚉🚊🐒🐵🙊🙉🙈🎤😎🎸😎🥁😎🎻😎🎸⏳⌛⌚
I loved the Monkees !! I had such a crush on Michael Nesmith !! 😍
Coronation Street is made by granada TV which is on lTV a commercial channel, not the BBC. Their soap is called East Enders. Both have been running 🏃♂️for years. I do enjoy watching your channel by the way. I was in total infatuation with Davy Jones. My favourite ❤song 🎵was cheer up sleepy Jean mostly because Davy was the lead on it . My goodness 😳those were the days. 🐒🐵😘🤩
I noticed that but most Americans have heard of the BBC and have not heard of ITV. I think that's why?
@@joolzg1936 yes I am sure that is why. It's kinda weird 😳when most of the world 🌎think of the UK ìn terms of the BBC and not factoring in the relevance of any other channels. The BBC seems to be losing a lot of its popularity just now though with a lot of English people not wanting to pay for the TV licence anymore. I don't watch it at all preferring the variety of you tube. Shame really 😕
I still remember loving all of them! I liked the movie “Head” ( even though I was too young to understand most of it) and “It Ain’t Me, Babe” is still on my Spotify playlist!
They got criticized for not playing their instruments , which was so unfair , no group did. Not when you had the wrecking crew who could play anything. They had good songs and they learned to play their own instruments. Oh my youth, such a innocent time.
As Mike has said, whose instruments did people *think* they were playing?
I really enjoyed them. Thanks for sharing! God blessings and love
No mention of Mike’s mom creating white out, or the millions she got when she sold it. or his music show which was an earlier version of MTV. Mike also produced Repo Man. Mike’s son, Jason, is also an accomplished musician.
Not to mention Nesmith's mid 80's tv show, "Michael Nesmith in Television Parts". Here is a clip if interested: ua-cam.com/video/-26vQtQZvVk/v-deo.html
I am kind of glad they didn’t mention it. I have heard it so many times. 😊
Was that Repo The Genetic Opera? Wow.
Mike was my favorite then and when he formed The First National Band, some really beautiful songs, especially Joanne. I have both The Monkees and the First National Band recordings. He was so very talented. It wasn't just an "earlier version of MTV", he is considered the father of MTV. Too bad that MTV was destroyed, just so people could make more money with garbage "reality shows". A true innovation! I'm 26 years older than my daughter and we were both fans. We were talking about it just yesterday.
Nez also has a patent for software to imbed live performances into a blog or website. He was ahead of his time.
Saw them in '86 at the old Arlington (Tx) Stadium, along with Herman's Hermits, the Grassroots, and Turtles, after a Rangers game
I saw that show too at Marriotts Great America. Too bad Mike wasn't there.
What a lineup! Sadly, to think that so many of those groups' members are no longer with us. They were some of the best of the best, and so much a part of our musical memories. Saw Peter Noone when he was touring with The Turtles on their Happy Together tour about 10 years ago, and got to meet him. Really nice gentleman, and still as youthful looking and talented as he was back in the 60's.
Saw that tour at Vet in Philly after a Temple game
Sorry to hear that three (3) of them are now deceased-Davy, Peter and now Mike. Mickey is the only one left. But it’s good to know and remember what they accomplished-it will never be forgotten ❤🎼🎸🥁🎤🎧🌹!
I’m fourteen and obsessed with them. I wish more people my age knew about them. I feel so alone.
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I'm fifteen , I'm obsessed with them also. Ur not alone , I promise!
I couldn't pick a favorite Monkee. There was something about each and everyone of them I admired greatly. I am 67 now and will remember setting in front of the TV on Saturday mornings with my model Monkee Mobile, my Monkee lunch box, my Monkee bubble gum card collection and my collection of magazines that had articles about the Monkees. Some sincerely fond memories of that time, but funny how I can't remember what I did yesterday or where I put the car keys last night. Love the Monkees always!!! RIP Davey and Peter!!!
I used to watch the Monkees and the Banana Splits.
The Monkees won two Emmys in 1967, not 1976.
Pre Monkees, Nesmith wrote Different Drum sung by the Stone Pony's (lead vocal Linda Ronstandt)
really?? never knew that...
I think it was post monkees nesmith the shows days were numbered
Oh and, Another Pleasant Valley Sunday, here in Status Symbol-land!
Well! of course I remember the Monkees!! my favourite, Take the last train to Clarcksville, and I´m a Believer!
OOH YEAH MY PARENTS AND KANE KEKE OUR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS REMEMBER THEM ALL FUNNY TV SERIES
D.W Washburn cracks me up!
They were an important part of my life. I was very fortunate to see them live in 1970. Precious memories. Thank you. A much better life than we have today
RIP Michael Nesmith (1942-2021)
He was born on 30-12-1942
They were great. I am 67 and still enjoy them
My sister and I loved the Monkees Hey Hey !!! Davey was our Favorite who else right !!!
🐵🍌🐒MONKEES FOREVER!!!🐒🍌🐵
I've been a lifelong fan since the show started in '66 (I was a 3 year old then, but I loved that show...and Peter Tork)! They won the Emmys for the show in 1966 (not 1976) and I was at the 20th anniversary tour show in L.A. in 1986 (not in 1987) when Mike joined in the encore! IT WAS SO AWESOME!!! I was fortunate to see them on the 45th anniversary tour in 2011, just before Davy passed away. I also got to meet Peter, Micky, and Davy after that show...and got autographs...they were all so nice!!! My last time seeing them was the 2012 tour that was kind of a tribute to Davy...Peter, Micky, and Mike were great that night!! Such a great group of guys...I will always treasure those songs & memories forever!!!
You Just May Be The One.
The first band i ever liked, still have all 4 of their albums. I also never missed a television show. It was every Sunday night.
All 4? The Monkees released nine albums between 1966 and 1970
R.I.P. MICHAEL...he shall be sorely missed 🕊️💔
so sad that only one left
CORRECTION - Coronation Street is made by ITV in the UK - NOT, as the video says, BBC.
Coronation Street is filmed in Salford, Manchester in England.
M&M--I'll be there in September! Thanks, gentlemen, for returning to the road....we love you....
I named my budgie after Mickey.
I always loved Davy and Mike Nesmith. God bless them all. I met Micky dolnez many years ago. It was exciting to see him in person but unfortunately he was divorcing with his wife and Michael Landon was not well. I will miss the Monkees. They were my favorite while others loved the Beatles.
I love them and I love their songs. Went to a concert in Tokyo looong time ago.
Thank you for this, they bring back lots of wonderful good times and
memories!
Neil diamond songwriters I’m a believer 1966