The Monkees - The Later Years ...1996 - 2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- The storey of The Monkees Later Years...
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Micky is the only one who I have never seen or heard bashing or talking badly of any other member.
I think you're right. Nice guy.
I was totally devastated when Davy died. It's just never been the same without him for me.
The Monkees' debut in 1966 was the perfect time for me! I was 8yo and already had a notion of one day being a Drummer. Their songs were harmonious and easy to play. I started Drum lessons at age 10 and studied for 3 years. Every Rock Band on Top 40 still left room for the Monkees and their Pop Rock along with Bubble Gum Rock and Doo Wop from the '50's. Their antics on the Monkees Show, first in Prime Time along with Batman and the Flintstones were sublime and watching them perform (or not, I really didn't care) a song during each show was penultimate. They gave way to Donnie and Marie, The Hudson Brothers and even The Archies Cartoon Show! Periodically I watch the original Shows on TV and have several on DVR along with CDs of their Music. I appreciate the projects that followed but they just don't do it for me. To me they live on in my head, my hands and in Video.
I was 9 at the time. Had the Monkees guitar drawn on my school notebook 🙂
I have always and always will just love all four monkees, they have always been beyond amazingly talented and devoted to their fans, their music, their art. They have enriched the lives of anyone who ever embraced their talents. Long live Micky, with love, good health, abundance of love encircling him always. We always see each of you as you were in the beginning, young, innocent, sweet, and so humble, so cute, so funny.
Wonderful tribute story. Thank you.
The Monkees will always be one of my favorite bands.
I grew up in the 60's, and graduated high school in the 70's.
To me the Monkees were the voice of the youth during that time.
Their songs are still favorites today. I have a CD I play when driving
in the car. When you hear the music or see their faces, there's always
wonderful memories and new ones for the fans of today.💗✝🙏
I'm now 70, as I grew up with so many legendary band here in the U.S. & England. I too
was a fan of The Monkees & bought their albums as they came out. Being in a band is
1 of the hardest jobs, because u must devote a lot of time to it to make sure u still sound
good. Not everyone who is in a band is a good song writer, this is something that needs
a lot of work. I think the most talented of The Monkees will always be Mike Nesmith, a guy
from Texas, who as soon as he learned to play started crafting his own music together.
Davy & Mickey were good singers, Peter was a backup musician, he was like the
George Harrison of The Beatles, John & Paul were The Beatles-Mike, Mickey & Davy were
The Monkees. 7-28-2022
I named my youngest son Justus. It was hilarious when he was in Jr High he sent me a txt message with a pic of the album and said What the heck mom?!?!? 😂😂😂😂
You don't often get timelines & detailed information about The Monkees post 1987. This is a great add on to any of the standard documentaries about The Monkees.
Thank you, that means a lot ❤
Love the MONKEE'S.then , now and forever
I think if Justus was release 10 years earlier, it’d have been a hit.
Saw The Monkees in concert during there summer tour in 1987 greatest concert of my life
I loved the monkees
Watched the Monkees when they first came on TV! Loved them then, still love them! Peter was my favorite but all the guys have a place in my heart! Always a Monkee fan! ❤❤
I love nostalgia and the great songs from the 60’s. I remember the tv show these guys had in re-runs back in the early 70’s. I was a kid and the show along with the music was reminiscent of my youth. I know how touring at times can be stressful. I’m a human being and I get it. People in the music industry can fall prey to alcohol abuse and drugs. But, let’s be realistic. These guys were able to make good money touring in the 80’s, 90’s and 2000 from the popularity of the old tv show. Most people don’t get that opportunity. We’re stuck relegated to punching a clock and having to work an 8 hour shift that we hate. All these guys had to do is show up, relatively sober, to a certain level, and sing songs that they already know. They had back-up musicians helping them with the tour along with promoters booking the gig in different cities. They got paid pretty good compared to slobs like us. I admire Davy and Mickey for their commitment to the tour. But when I hear things like Mike agreed to do the tour, then when there’s a hick-up along with way, he quits. Also, when I hear Peter can’t keep it together with the booze, then I say to myself, I feel sorry for Davy and Mickey who seem to be the responsible ones that agree to the commitment of doing the tours, but get bummed out when the other two always seem to louse things up. I say, boy, if I had the opportunity, I would love to commit to the tour and it would do my heart joy to see people in the audience enjoying themselves at the show. How can someone screw up a great gig like this? I could never understand if a studio or record company or tour promoter agrees to take a chance and give these guys a great paycheck just to have fun and sing the songs that people love! Wouldn’t you love to have an opportunity like that dumped in your lap? This crap about Peter not wanting to perform, being drunk, wanting his group there, that’s a lot of crap. Nobody wants to pay good money to see his fellow obscure members of his unknown group. People want to see the Monkees. And with Mike being a prima-donna always dropping out for silly reasons, doesn’t show me he is willing to commit to something. The other two guys were very responsible and as a promoter, I would respect that. Think about it, it takes time setting up big events like this. The logistics alone is mind-boggling. All they gotta do is agree to the terms and show up relatively sober. When performers pull crap like this, it sends a message, they can’t commit and nobody wants to touch them, book them. Who wants to go through refunding all the venues, individual ticket holders, etc etc. I think if I was having a bad day, knowing that all these people are counting on me, I most definitely will be able to pull it together and give it the old college try!
Mike's Solo Much BTR! 🐒
Agreed - an excellent tribute to The Monkees. I now have tears streaming down my face.
The Monkees always used to pick me up; this was a great video, but it absolutely devastated me.
I was 11 yo way back in 1966, the target age for the Monkees. I have seen all of the tours except for their first multi city tour of the US. My aunt went to the venue on her lunch break and they were already sold out. I did see Dolenz Jones Boyce & Hart, which was awesome and of course every tour since. The Monkees have been in my life from the first drum beat of the TV show. It's been a great ride, and I will be attending Micky's shows for as long as he continues to perform. They have and always will be my happy place in life and when I feel down, I play their shows.
Great coverage
Meu Deus 😱 the Monkees!; só vivo Mike dolens
Monkees forever I loved them them and love them now love u guys rip piece mike Davy and Peter miss u very much I was only a kid when I saw u on TV and had a "use on Davy like all the girls
Wow, I thought I was pretty much over the deaths of the three of them, but I cried throughout this. It's so hard to believe they are gone. Micky is probably the best as last man standing because he had the biggest voice, and if anyone can carry on their legacy, it's him. Still, it's so damn hard! Thanks for this.
Wow! As a Monkees fan I thought I would already a know about most of the video but you had some surprises. I didn't know Mickey put out an album singing Mike's songs, plus the cover is a nod to Harry Nilsson's "Nilsson Sings Newman".
Great Monkees tribute. Had tears in me eyes mate.
Thank you!
A great overview of The Monkees.Always a favourite of mine. Thanks for the upload
It was all over when Davy died. He was the heart of the Monkees. Somewhere along the way, Micky morphed into this guy with a crooked hat glued onto his head, and Roger McGuinn's psycadelic eyeglasses. Peter stayed the same - hilarious, lovable; and Mike remained aloof.
I love The Monkees ! Its sad now that Davy Peter MIke are now gone but MIcky is singing the songs now !
he'll be singing them for the rest of his life, it's all he has.
Excellent overview of the Monkees’ later years. It filled in some gaps and I got to see some interesting news clips that I have never seen before!!
Thank you 😊
The only one you missed was their live album from the Mike and Micky show, 2020.
Peter - The way my brain worked much better then, did I mention the women 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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奇麗な画像いいなぁ～～
デイビー忘れないからね💓私も69差だもの😁
Love them
"The Monkees" are the greatest because they have has always been accessible to their fans. "The Beatles" were right. They were "The Marx Brothers" of Rock 'N Roll.
I've no idea why the Brit press thought to "come down" on Michael about his playing. Weird. He'd actually greatly expanded his guitar playing skills, was in great voice and continuing to write great songs. Only thing I can think of was the press just needed something to complain about, no matter how manufactured (yeh, who's manufactured now?!), considering what great shows they put on and the huge crowds they attracted. Certainly the fans were more than pleased. (Btw, JUSTUS did get some nice reviews. Some great work showing their range, diversity of styles and vocal and playing chops.
Mike coming back in the later years took a little lightness out of the band. Justus was harder and not a real Monkees s pound which was Mike Nesmith’s influence with preachy lyrics harder guitar sounds. My favorite post 60’s Monkees record was “Pool It” which the title reveals to be a light hearted pop sound that typifies the Monkees and had Peter, Micky and Davy on it. It was from 1986. I’d highly recommend it.
Well done/Interesting to watch/Was watching the early screen tests the other day and was wondering if Steven Stills screen test was documented on film/That would be fun to watch/From a 70yr old Monkey Fan 🎸
Thank you, and yes that would definitely be interesting to see, I'll look into that!
I don't think he got that far into the audition process. Only the top 10 or so had screen tests. He was rejected pretty early because of his looks.
The big problem with GOOD TIMES, to me (and I know I am in the minority) is that it didn't feature enough of their own written material. I never cared for many of their super popped-out songs written by "outsiders" to the band, even if they did a great job with them. Just something far more special to hear them perform their own, organically-"grown" material, which I generally always found more unique, more fun and intriguing to listen to.
You make a good argument but what made "The Monkees" famous were the great songs written by Boyce & Hart, Goffin & King, Mann & Weil, Neil Sedaka, Neil Diamond, Paul Williams and John Stewart. The success of the hits allowed them to record their own songs which are personally my favorites like "The Girl I Knew Somewhere", "Randy Scouse Git" and "For Pete's Sake".
Like my Brother
Especially Mickey Dolenz
Nice video, but the Christmas Album was actually their 14th album. They had 10 albums in the 60s. Pool It album from the 80s were the 11th album, then Just us, Good Times and then the Christmas Album.
They had 9 albums during their initial run 1966-70; (1. The Monkees 2. More Of... 3. Headquarters 4. Pisces, Aquarius... 5. The Birds, The Bees... 6. Head 7. Instant Replay 8. Present 9. Changes). In most cases Christmas albums, "live" albums and greatest hits albums are not considered part of an artists catalogue the same way as "regular" albums are, probably because they tend to be comprised of mostly covers or previously released material.
Siempre sensacionales y encantadores the monkees!!!
Was a big fan in the 60's; great memories but they couldn't become a multi decade or forever band like the BEATLES.
We're not talking about The Beatles. And for a band that started as a wild, situation comedy,, Television program, The Monkees' longevity is phenomenal.
But, now I won't listen to the Beatles, vastly over-played and I'm sick of it. But I still love the Monkees.
Well Mickey continue to perform now that he's the only one left
I think he'll keep going until the end.. showmanship is in his blood ❤
1st 👍 btr 🐝 TLZ; but 👁️ want Head 🗣️ 🎥
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Mike's musicianship deteriorating?What the...?
I also strongly disagree, but that was something that the British press were saying at the time, it was just speculation, probably put about because Tork took over some of the guitar parts live that were originally played by Mike...
@@thegoodthebadtheuglyshow I loved them all but Peter was my favorito.RIP Davy,Peter & Mike.
Yeah, Peter always had a great humour about him, and also really bought into the hippy thing, the only member who really wanted to speak out about things like Vietnam as well.
@@thegoodthebadtheuglyshow Peter was so on my wavelength.For some reason this phone won't let me use emojis when typing comments.Otherwise would put the peace sign.As it was,was as hippy as the parents would allow.
@@susanmccormick6022 Me, too.
I think "I Know What I Know" on "Good Times" is one of the very best Nesmith songs.
What a life
Best not mention the Christmas album?