How many times has he died today?
Hey hey
That’s enough.
Making me feel old
Your Auntie Grizelda
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3DBFFTsn40
I couldn't believe the other boys were all totally into the show. They collected Monkees playing cards; if you collected them all they could be assembled mosaic-style into a groovy Monkees poster for your pad!
Unlike the aging and cranky teachers in the city school, my new sixth-grade teacher was young and hip. She looked a lot like Karen Carpenter, and was married to a doctor.
One of the things that was a total culture shock was that she let us play records on the class record player before class if we got there early.
There were only a couple of records there for us to play. One was Donovan's Mellow Yellow. To this day, when I hear it, I can go right back to September of 1966.
I remember their TV show. Some years ago for some strange reason I bought a Deluxe Edition of their first album.
My favorite songs were Daydream Believer, Valleri, I’m Not Your Steppin’ Stone (Paul Revere & the Raiders did a nice version too) and Pleasant Valley Sunday.
RIP Peter.
Condolences to family and friends of Peter Tork.
monknees
https://youtu.be/whxrdzGnMFk
I guess you’d have to actually be one of the Monkees to know they were still around.
My 16 year old daughter likes the Monkees. Not her favorite group by any means, but she enjoys their tunes when they drift by. She has also discovered the Beatles and considers herself daringly retro.
I loved I’m a Believer, even though it was a Neil Diamond hit.
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