I’m listening over and over to Davy singing Daydream Believer….and I’m crying!!! A 67 yr old man, I am, former Monkees fan from the 60s. Can’t figure out why I’m crying. Probably thinking about those days when times were better for me. Despite all the criticism of them, I still absolutely love listening and watching Monkees on TH-cam. Let the tears flow…..for WHATEVER reason!😁
60 here, feel the same. I knew of them by the late 1960’s and first caught the Saturday morning reruns in the early 1970’s. I remember looking forward to the entire Saturday morning of shows, perhaps ending with Fat Albert at 12:30 PM.
Never thought a Monkees song could raise my neck hairs. I'm 67, this was great music in the 60's. Still great music today. What a fantastic performance from the great man. RIP Davy
He was such a professional. (They all were.) At 17 years old, Davy was nominated for a Tony award in 1963 for the part of the Artful Dodger in Oliver! on Broadway.
It's cry worthy for me bc Davy's not here anymore. I'm 66 & watched the tv show when it originally aired.I was about to turn 8 when it started & recall being bummed bc it was cancelled. Still love it & the music.
There is a reason for músic having gone dark, the forces of darkness, the elite, is very much aware of the impact that sound has in our psiche and also the movies media etc, that is how in the 1990s they promoted rap, it happened in los ángeles and they gathered the music promoters and forced them to sign a contract under extreme penalties if they renegue , so they promoted rap, to degrade a whole generation and promoted low vibrations, troubles etc, the same happened in Latinoamérica, you may want to ask why, i will encapsulate it for you, they are desperate, because the earth and the cosmos is ascending, abs want to prevent it by keeping the earth in low vibrations, that us why they left Afganistán in a rush and left everything and now are un ukraine using a popet, the idea is to create a proxy war, undermine Rusia and then dismember it into several republic, the old divide and conquer, so that they will be able to twist chinas arm and take total control of the planet, but humanity is not alone, the company of heaven, the galatic confederation will not allow it, and the usa will become once again the republic that it was founded to be, and a beacon for humanity, and also europe etcétera, we are talking about a dark elite, not about countries. For we are all divine, made out of love and light, children of the most high. Have a good day!
Wow, all those baby boomers who first adored him in their much younger days! Like my 2 older sisters in the Philippines who were crushing on him when they were barely teenagers in the 60s as we watched their show every Sunday afternoon. It was something that we all looked forward to and wished there was more. Then, they had the chance to watch the Monkees in concert when we were living in Japan in the early 80s. They were ecstatic! Rest in Peace, Mr. Jones!
The 60s and the Monkees on a Saturday night was just pure joy ...for a little lad like me ... One of the best pop bands ever, timeless classics .... Very sad to hear about the passing of Mike Nesmith today...Such a talented man ....but the sum of the whole was always greater than any individual in this band ....Loved this version by Davy....He still had it ....Such a joy watching and remembering the good old days ...
His wife, Jessica Pacheco singing backup. We met him later that night, such a very nice and humble man. He waited backstage for a chance to speak to Bobby Rogers and Claudette Robinson of the Miracles, to pay his respects, like any Motown fan would. Pure class. Rest In Peace.
The first Broadway show I ever saw was Oliver and Davy Jones played the artful dodger in that show this was of course before the Monkeys he was wonderful in that part
Correct. That’s his wife .(now Widow) Jessica pacheco. She is an actress and a professional dancer. He does have a daughter named Jessica too. He has 4 daughters I think the one named Annabel is a singer.
I was in my early twenties when The Monkees were at their height. A few years back I was on a company trip to Barcelona visiting Estrella Damm and our sales team from England was made up of varying ages but mostly very much younger than myself. We went to a restaurant in the city famous for the staff singing light opera whilst people dined. They invited anyone in the room to sing and suddenly the whole of our team just burst into song singing ‘Daydream Believer’. It was an incredible moment and the rest of the diners and staff really got in the spirit clapping along and they gave us a huge round of applause at the end. It was a magical moment, not to be forgotten. A fantastic song.
It's amazing how that song still gets around and bonds people. To think it was originally recorded as an album filler and it was chosen for a single as an afterthought. It's gotten more mileage than anyone imagined back then.
This song always moves me to shed tears. It also reminds me of the days when I was a child, walking alone along the neighborhood street against the sun setting. It is one of the greatest songs than had produced in the history of making. It is no exaggeration to say that it universally touches our heart. Thank you very much for the Monkees and Davy Jones. I greatly miss you.
Yes Davy (mostly Davy) and the Monkees was all that got me through an extremely rough childhood.......and my love and thanks to them for everything xxx
Always liked this song. First time I heard it was in Vietnam in 1968, on a short break I heard it on Armed Forces radio, before going back into the field, and the war. They say 'time and place' are the two biggest stimulants of long term memory, so this song was etched in my mind, and I associate it with a brief moment in Vietnam. I am sure all of you experienced the same association between a song, and a time and place, or a person.
Well said. Davy mentioned several times how they (Monkees) would periodically see Vietnam veterans at shows, sharing similar stories. Thanks for listening.
@@budeyre9769 Yes, Neil Diamond was a great songwriter. But I think you are thinking of the song "I'm A Believer". That's the one Neil Diamond wrote. A songwriter named John Steward wrote "Daydream Believer"
This is objectively great music. Not a matter of opinion. Fact. Melody, beat and understandable lyrics. Things much of the crap that poses as music today lacks. RIP Davy.
My brother sent this to me. I had no idea who it was. I’m blown away. Happy tears… tears. Sitting in my bedroom, a little space hiding as a kid with you singing this song. I’m singing along! Your voice on my cassette player… nothing else existed. I would be swept away into a field running barefoot through the colorful flowers. Thank you being such a special part in my life!!! Still are!! My sister and I both had crushes on you. Well, at least we had carpet as we sister fought in your honor! THIS MADE ME ABSOLUTELY NUTS! So many fans still love you! Let’s see some more!! 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋 Hey guys, can you pls make sure he sees my message!!
First time I heard this was in my house growing up. I went into the kitchen, put on the radio at the top of the hour as I grabbed a snack just to see if there were any new songs on the radio and WHAM...this came on. I was blown away. I saw Davy, Mickey and Peter in 1986 sing this song, the audience stood and sang and swooned. It was a wonderful experience. The 3 were really into it, especially Mike and Davy.
I saw a youtiube video of Davey singing with Peter and Micky and they were performing Valleri.. Holy crap! 50 years later and it sounded exactly like the record!
I was on a business trip when learned Davy was performing in town and saw both nights with San Diego's symphony in August, 2008. It was such a treat in person compared to a usual band set. I had audio until phone reset including him joking with me. I've not seen a video nor anyone recording that weekend. At the time, he stated he hadn't been across to the Coronado hotel since filming The Monkees but later said he did visit there again. I can't stress enough how a Symphony experience from the audience with Davy was a grand time to be had. And, I'm lucky I hadn't a passport yet or my business would have included a side trip across the border and I miss the shows. Even viewing this video on an Android is nothing like the memory of being present with a professional Symphony. I highly suggest that if anyone has a chance to see their favorite performers being accompanied in this manner that they book the event.
This year I started to archive media artifacts (photos, video, audio) from the symphony pop concerts we did, but they're surprisingly hard to find. If you have anything to post I'd be very grateful. I haven't been able to find anything from the San Diego sets. Thanks for weighing in.
@@JohnnyJBlairSingeratLarge They were very strict. I had a palm phone and it reset itself wiping out the audio saved. I remember checking around to see if anyone was recording. I pretended to steal the empty seat of Davy's "victims" in his one classic joke during the 2nd show. He said "Girls, gotta love 'em" lol. The only thing I have is a photo of me blurred - as I moved during shutter and Davy at autograph table.
@@JohnnyJBlairSingeratLarge 10 to 20? If ever? Years from now, when I can leverage or save enough to buy a house after a horrible decade here for me, I'll get my storage unit emptied and probably find the tickets unless I guess which box. I never throw those out. The one which bothers me is I haven't found the Denver Monkees 2x3' board sign in my storage since supposedly put in it by movers in 2010. That's the rarest Monkees item I own. And I've combed unit for it. I've never seen a promo of guys in front of the sign. I'd found it in a record shop in 85 or so. So worried it was taken off truck as movers were being harassed by auctioneer hired they said. I'd lost the house first by bad signature of Mom on Will, then by a Realtor I went to, bought it for himself. Lol he could be gone by now he was that old.
Oh no. He always stayed busy till the very end, including an international Monkees reunion tour in 2011. We had gigs booked till just a week before he died. Thanks for tuning in.
Such a great song! Brings back so many great memories of happy days of my childhood. I absolutely loved the Monkees and Davey was an amazing talent - he had so much charm and energy. RIP to him, Mike Nesmith and Peter Tork. ❤️🎸🥁
Rest in peace. Davy Jones, Peter Tork and Mike Nesmith. In December, I emailed Micky Dolenz and told him that I really enjoyed getting to see him and Mike Nesmith at the Texas Trust CU theater in October.
there is a clip on here of him singing in front of the writer John Stewart's wife and putting the original lyrics back in......"now you know how FUNKY i can be" rather that "how HAPPY ..."/// . I heard some advise from one singer to an up and comer...." if you're sure you want to make it big, just be sure you LOVE your hit song because you will have to sing it for the rest of your life.... "
A primeira banda que conheci, pois viamos a série de tevisão, era tudo mágico, e imitava David Jones para chamar a atr ção das meninas do primário escolar. Adeus Monkies, ficaram em meu coração. Alcides do Brasil 2024 aos 63 anos.
Actually that was May 2010. He died in Feb. 2012. We did a good 100 shows after we shot this special. It's still airing on PBS. I'm going to post our whole concert at some point in the future.
I do. I plan on posting it sometime in the upcoming weeks actually. Please subscribe &/or watch this space. My bandcamp page has the audio, but not the video. johnnyjblairsingeratlarge.bandcamp.com/album/davy-jones-goes-to-the-symphony
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I loved watching reruns of the Monkeys at my Grannys house in Ireland back in the 90s . I'm only 34 but Davey was loved by many generations.
You got that right good sounds
I’m listening over and over to Davy singing Daydream Believer….and I’m crying!!! A 67 yr old man, I am, former Monkees fan from the 60s. Can’t figure out why I’m crying. Probably thinking about those days when times were better for me. Despite all the criticism of them, I still absolutely love listening and watching Monkees on TH-cam. Let the tears flow…..for WHATEVER reason!😁
👍❤
I'm 53 and I cry too
60 here, feel the same. I knew of them by the late 1960’s and first caught the Saturday morning reruns in the early 1970’s. I remember looking forward to the entire Saturday morning of shows, perhaps ending with Fat Albert at 12:30 PM.
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Memories rolling down our cheeks!!
And suddenly everyone in the audience is 10 again. What a great time to be alive, he left some great memories.
Oh you are soooo rightx
Love this comment!
Never thought a Monkees song could raise my neck hairs. I'm 67, this was great music in the 60's. Still great music today. What a fantastic performance from the great man. RIP Davy
Im glad Davy left this planet knowing just how much he was loved and appreciated
Truer words were never spoken
Those are some happy people. Listening to this and seeing it makes me happy.
He was such a professional. (They all were.) At 17 years old, Davy was nominated for a Tony award in 1963 for the part of the Artful Dodger in Oliver! on Broadway.
I still can't believe he is gone. I saw him three times, and he was the nicest man. RIP Davy, Mike and Peter.
It's cry worthy for me bc Davy's not here anymore. I'm 66 & watched the tv show when it originally aired.I was about to turn 8 when it started & recall being bummed bc it was cancelled. Still love it & the music.
Today's musical trash couldn't compare with this song , in a million years.
Watch how I sang the song "Day dream believer" with Satoko Ishimine: th-cam.com/video/4maCYZXghmc/w-d-xo.html
@@smitastic7030 When I listen to rap music.....I never listen to trash.
@@smitastic7030 Rap and CRAP !! I was raised with The Beatles, Monkees, Elton John, CCR and Eagles. There is not even ONE act I'd pay to see today.
I agree that wiwith you ?! This song『Day dream believer』makes us so happy😊!
There is a reason for músic having gone dark, the forces of darkness, the elite, is very much aware of the impact that sound has in our psiche and also the movies media etc, that is how in the 1990s they promoted rap, it happened in los ángeles and they gathered the music promoters and forced them to sign a contract under extreme penalties if they renegue , so they promoted rap, to degrade a whole generation and promoted low vibrations, troubles etc, the same happened in Latinoamérica, you may want to ask why, i will encapsulate it for you, they are desperate, because the earth and the cosmos is ascending, abs want to prevent it by keeping the earth in low vibrations, that us why they left Afganistán in a rush and left everything and now are un ukraine using a popet, the idea is to create a proxy war, undermine Rusia and then dismember it into several republic, the old divide and conquer, so that they will be able to twist chinas arm and take total control of the planet, but humanity is not alone, the company of heaven, the galatic confederation will not allow it, and the usa will become once again the republic that it was founded to be, and a beacon for humanity, and also europe etcétera, we are talking about a dark elite, not about countries. For we are all divine, made out of love and light, children of the most high. Have a good day!
The Monkees
Belong in the Rock and Roll hall of Fame...period.
Absolutely!
Wow, all those baby boomers who first adored him in their much younger days! Like my 2 older sisters in the Philippines who were crushing on him when they were barely teenagers in the 60s as we watched their show every Sunday afternoon. It was something that we all looked forward to and wished there was more. Then, they had the chance to watch the Monkees in concert when we were living in Japan in the early 80s. They were ecstatic!
Rest in Peace, Mr. Jones!
The crowds response is wonderful.
The 60s and the Monkees on a Saturday night was just pure joy ...for a little lad like me ... One of the best pop bands ever, timeless classics .... Very sad to hear about the passing of Mike Nesmith today...Such a talented man ....but the sum of the whole was always greater than any individual in this band ....Loved this version by Davy....He still had it ....Such a joy watching and remembering the good old days ...
Ditto: we would watch on Saturday mornings back then I didn’t like them they were too silly
Também estou muito triste ....😥
I didnt like them much either but I did like some of their songs.
His wife, Jessica Pacheco singing backup. We met him later that night, such a very nice and humble man. He waited backstage for a chance to speak to Bobby Rogers and Claudette Robinson of the Miracles, to pay his respects, like any Motown fan would. Pure class. Rest In Peace.
I remember that. We got to spend time with a lot of great people in that 2 day shoot.
The first Broadway show I ever saw was Oliver and Davy Jones played the artful dodger in that show this was of course before the Monkeys he was wonderful in that part
Wasn't that his daughter Jessica singing back up, along with his son?
@@eagle12shield Davy never had a son and that’s his wife Jessica singing in the background.
Correct. That’s his wife .(now Widow) Jessica pacheco. She is an actress and a professional dancer. He does have a daughter named Jessica too. He has 4 daughters I think the one named Annabel is a singer.
Very powerful for anyone who was growing up in that era. The song remains timeless.
This is among my best songs... of my life time. Always remember you, The Monkees!
Thank you for tuning in.
It looks like Davey was bowled over by all the love he got. He deserved every bit of it. What a beautiful talented wonderful man.
I was in my early twenties when The Monkees were at their height. A few years back I was on a company trip to Barcelona visiting Estrella Damm and our sales team from England was made up of varying ages but mostly very much younger than myself.
We went to a restaurant in the city famous for the staff singing light opera whilst people dined. They invited anyone in the room to sing and suddenly the whole of our team just burst into song singing ‘Daydream Believer’. It was an incredible moment and the rest of the diners and staff really got in the spirit clapping along and they gave us a huge round of applause at the end. It was a magical moment, not to be forgotten. A fantastic song.
It's amazing how that song still gets around and bonds people. To think it was originally recorded as an album filler and it was chosen for a single as an afterthought. It's gotten more mileage than anyone imagined back then.
beautiful story. Let's hope today's and tomorrow's youth will rediscover melody
This song always moves me to shed tears. It also reminds me of the days when I was a child, walking alone along the neighborhood street against the sun setting. It is one of the greatest songs than had produced in the history of making. It is no exaggeration to say that it universally touches our heart. Thank you very much for the Monkees and Davy Jones. I greatly miss you.
Peabody was my cute Basset Hound back then.
@@79goldmaster1 Thank you very much for your kind replay.
Love this song. Davy was my first crush at 12.
No matter how bad I feel, this song always puts a smile on my face.
To me, this was the Theme Song of the Monkees generation, of which I am proud to be a member.
Ditto 🙂
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE ENERGY IN THIS PERFORMANCE. EVERYONE WAS INVOLVED. THIS MUSIC IS THE BEST. EVER !!!!!! ❤️👍❤️
A beautiful and talented spirit now singing with the angels. And no doubt riding Secretariat everyday. I believe in these things.
Sound great with full orchestra, bells, strings,
Brass and of course the oboe makes it!
You can tell by the excited crowd.
How I miss him, Peter, and now Mike..... they all got me through a rough childhood....
Werent they great! We couldnt wait to watch the Monkees then talk about it the next day during lunchtime.
Yes Davy (mostly Davy) and the Monkees was all that got me through an extremely rough childhood.......and my love and thanks to them for everything xxx
Me too! Everytime this song comes on, I watch it 3-4 times and cry. It’s my favorite😀
Always liked this song. First time I heard it was in Vietnam in 1968, on a short break I heard it on Armed Forces radio, before going back into the field, and the war. They say 'time and place' are the two biggest stimulants of long term memory, so this song was etched in my mind, and I associate it with a brief moment in Vietnam. I am sure all of you experienced the same association between a song, and a time and place, or a person.
Well said. Davy mentioned several times how they (Monkees) would periodically see Vietnam veterans at shows, sharing similar stories. Thanks for listening.
Thank you for your service.
I was living in Dallas before returning home to Hawaii and joining the navy....what a beautiful memorable time.
Hope youre well my friend.
Eu era uma criança (9 anos) já amava eles demais...
That Song was My Childhood!! Thank You Davy and the Monkeys and Thank You to the Writer John Stewart
This is what I called real music and lyrics. Great years.
My wife and I seen this show in Pittsburgh he was awesome and two years later my wife passed from cancer
May she rest in peace ❤
Getting old....TOGETHER!
LOVE IT!!
Everyone loved him
He was one of life's gift to all Americans. God bless Davy Jones.
Davy & the band were great! What an outstanding beautiful melodic chorus. To bad they can't write songs like this anymore.
Neil Diamond was the amazing song writer
@@budeyre9769 Yes, Neil Diamond was a great songwriter. But I think you are thinking of the song "I'm A Believer". That's the one Neil Diamond wrote.
A songwriter named John Steward wrote "Daydream Believer"
John Stewart.Check out his song 'July. You're A Woman' if you want to hear something fantastic.
Love Davey & this song! An absolute classic.
Bless his heart. Gotta admit that Davy Jones ,and the rest of them Monkees, were underrated in their day big time, no?
They belong in the Rock and roll hall,of fame
They gave us so much great music,,,great memories
NOT IN MÉXICO CITY WE COMPARED THEM WITH THE BEATLES.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES OF MY CHILDHOOD.
This is objectively great music. Not a matter of opinion. Fact. Melody, beat and understandable lyrics. Things much of the crap that poses as music today lacks. RIP Davy.
Love this song
Watch how I sang the song "Day dream believer" with Satoko Ishimine: th-cam.com/video/4maCYZXghmc/w-d-xo.html
Classic songs like this never get old
My brother sent this to me. I had no idea who it was. I’m blown away. Happy tears… tears. Sitting in my bedroom, a little space hiding as a kid with you singing this song. I’m singing along! Your voice on my cassette player…
nothing else existed. I would be swept away into a field running barefoot through the colorful flowers. Thank you being such a special part in my life!!! Still are!! My sister and I both had crushes on you. Well, at least we had carpet as we sister fought in your honor! THIS MADE ME ABSOLUTELY NUTS! So many fans still love you! Let’s see some more!!
💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
Hey guys, can you pls make sure he sees my message!!
Thanks for writing. I'm not clear on what you mean about making "sure he sees" your message as David died in 2012. Please advise. Best, JJB
@@JohnnyJBlairSingeratLarge Please accept my apology. I am truly embarrassed. Keep doing the great work that you do! And thank for advising 😥
Feel likes young again with this song 🎵 listen to this frequently and smile of past....
Memories of the past…damn the last 60 years went by fast
Love to listen to this song.
Makes me sad to know that most of them are gone.
This song depicts my younger personal life! I want it played at my funeral😂
God I miss Davy. Such warm, lovely memories.
I miss the Monkees so much. I was 12 in 1966 and Davy was my first love.
Sad that only one left now I loved them
First time I heard this was in my house growing up. I went into the kitchen, put on the radio at the top of the hour as I grabbed a snack just to see if there were any new songs on the radio and WHAM...this came on. I was blown away. I saw Davy, Mickey and Peter in 1986 sing this song, the audience stood and sang and swooned. It was a wonderful experience. The 3 were really into it, especially Mike and Davy.
Love this beautiful song
Rip Davey
I got chills. Everyone is so happy and so into the music! Thanks for all the memories Davy
I saw a youtiube video of Davey singing with Peter and Micky and they were performing Valleri.. Holy crap! 50 years later and it sounded exactly like the record!
Now that's what you call a chorus!!
Oh my heavens, that’s our friend, Nick behind his kit
デイドリー厶ビリーバーは永遠のヒット曲ですね。
Back up vocals were spot on and the band played flawless.
All those years later. Davy still had that signature slinky dance move.
I was on a business trip when learned Davy was performing in town and saw both nights with San Diego's symphony in August, 2008. It was such a treat in person compared to a usual band set. I had audio until phone reset including him joking with me. I've not seen a video nor anyone recording that weekend. At the time, he stated he hadn't been across to the Coronado hotel since filming The Monkees but later said he did visit there again. I can't stress enough how a Symphony experience from the audience with Davy was a grand time to be had. And, I'm lucky I hadn't a passport yet or my business would have included a side trip across the border and I miss the shows. Even viewing this video on an Android is nothing like the memory of being present with a professional Symphony. I highly suggest that if anyone has a chance to see their favorite performers being accompanied in this manner that they book the event.
This year I started to archive media artifacts (photos, video, audio) from the symphony pop concerts we did, but they're surprisingly hard to find. If you have anything to post I'd be very grateful. I haven't been able to find anything from the San Diego sets. Thanks for weighing in.
@@JohnnyJBlairSingeratLarge They were very strict. I had a palm phone and it reset itself wiping out the audio saved. I remember checking around to see if anyone was recording. I pretended to steal the empty seat of Davy's "victims" in his one classic joke during the 2nd show. He said "Girls, gotta love 'em" lol. The only thing I have is a photo of me blurred - as I moved during shutter and Davy at autograph table.
@@bethbabson913 Understood. I can't even find a concert program or poster on the Net...any scrap of evidence of the event. Thanks for trying.
@@JohnnyJBlairSingeratLarge 10 to 20? If ever? Years from now, when I can leverage or save enough to buy a house after a horrible decade here for me, I'll get my storage unit emptied and probably find the tickets unless I guess which box. I never throw those out. The one which bothers me is I haven't found the Denver Monkees 2x3' board sign in my storage since supposedly put in it by movers in 2010. That's the rarest Monkees item I own. And I've combed unit for it. I've never seen a promo of guys in front of the sign. I'd found it in a record shop in 85 or so. So worried it was taken off truck as movers were being harassed by auctioneer hired they said. I'd lost the house first by bad signature of Mom on Will, then by a Realtor I went to, bought it for himself. Lol he could be gone by now he was that old.
Thank you, David.Always enjoyed this song.
He was so adorable
Una de las mejores interpretaciones de Soñando Despierto y además con espléndida orquesta, un saludo hasta el cielo, Davy Jones.
I thought he was already gone by 2010 but with a little searching found it was February 2012 so with us a bit longer. Gone but never forgotten.
Oh no. He always stayed busy till the very end, including an international Monkees reunion tour in 2011. We had gigs booked till just a week before he died. Thanks for tuning in.
Excellent singing skills 🎶 🎈 🎈 🎉, still looking good
Se me salieron las lágrimas.. QEPD 🙏♥️🙏 David Jones!!!
Such a great song! Brings back so many great memories of happy days of my childhood. I absolutely loved the Monkees and Davey was an amazing talent - he had so much charm and energy. RIP to him, Mike Nesmith and Peter Tork. ❤️🎸🥁
Both a bit of joy, recounting the memories of the early/mid 60's as well as sadness that so many have passed or are so aged. Thank you!
I've watched this over and over. Love it!
Maravilhosa musica!! Com essa orquestra então !!! Adorei!#
Even at that age Davey still has it.
It's wonderful to see Davy looking well and sounding so good here. He was one of a kind. For me, no one will ever come close.
I was born in '72 and grew up listening to them Great stuff RIP to Mike
One of my favorites
Rest in peace. Davy Jones, Peter Tork and Mike Nesmith. In December, I emailed Micky Dolenz and told him that I really enjoyed getting to see him and Mike Nesmith at the Texas Trust CU theater in October.
I loved it and will stay forever.
1968, school Christmas dance….superb! Remember the good times.
Glad you enjoyed it
give it up for The Monkees and Davy his song Daydream Believer hits 110% bestie Nostalgia!
There was a time Davy hated doing this song so much but later in life really embraced it. Love it!!
there is a clip on here of him singing in front of the writer John Stewart's wife and putting the original lyrics back in......"now you know how FUNKY i can be" rather that "how HAPPY ..."/// . I heard some advise from one singer to an up and comer...." if you're sure you want to make it big, just be sure you LOVE your hit song because you will have to sing it for the rest of your life.... "
Excellent!
Na minha infância ouvia coisas muito boas que nostalgia❤
A primeira banda que conheci, pois viamos a série de tevisão, era tudo mágico, e imitava David Jones para chamar a atr ção das meninas do primário escolar. Adeus Monkies, ficaram em meu coração. Alcides do Brasil 2024 aos 63 anos.
Great. Shows❤❤❤ and met
He’s sooooo cute!
Grandes recuerdos!! Gracias
Davy fue siempre mí asa mor imposible de acá Argentina lo lloré mucho y siempre que puedo escucho sus canciones buena vida donde estés mí amor
Miss him so much
I miss him so much.
Such a brilliant band. Very underrated. Probably because of being on the TV
Still I loved watching hinge them on the goggle box too
RIP John Stewart….AND Davy
I was thinking the same thing. Davy couldn't have done it without John Stewart.
Davy never refused an autograph it has been said.
Timeless
Saudades 💖
Oh Davy, you left us to soon.
pleiadian13
“Never give up on your dream.”
Davy Jones❤️
It wasn't longer after that he died. It's almost unreal david jones and david cassidy.
Actually that was May 2010. He died in Feb. 2012. We did a good 100 shows after we shot this special. It's still airing on PBS. I'm going to post our whole concert at some point in the future.
もう君はいないでもスクリーンの中と私たちの心の中で歌っている。いつか私も行く世界でまた君たちモンキーズの歌を聞かせてほしい
Wonderful !!! 😍😍😍👏👏👏👏
Watch how I sang the song "Day dream believer" with Satoko Ishimine: th-cam.com/video/4maCYZXghmc/w-d-xo.html
The young girl playing tambourine on the left is his 3rd wife Jessica Pacheco. This song was meant for Davy! He was truly amazing!
Do you have the video performance of "A Little Bit Me" from this event?
I do. I plan on posting it sometime in the upcoming weeks actually. Please subscribe &/or watch this space. My bandcamp page has the audio, but not the video. johnnyjblairsingeratlarge.bandcamp.com/album/davy-jones-goes-to-the-symphony