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Introduced as the "King Kong of the Monkees," pop singer Davy Jones opened his concert at Hoosier Park Racing and Casino Saturday night with a playful jab at Indiana residents.
Davy Jones takes last train to Cedartown
The 2008-2009 season of the Cedartown Performing Arts Center opens Sept. 27 with 1960's heartthrob Davy Jones.
Atlantic Southern enters state with local branch
Atlantic Southern Bank is determined to dip into the area's growth either through its local longtime banking executives or by attracting baby boomers through its new spokesman, Davy Jones from the 1960s pop ...
Davy Jones Visits Atlantic Southern Bank in Macon
A monkey visited Atlantic Southern Bank in Macon this afternoon. And it wasn't just an ordinary monkey, it was a singing monkey! Davy Jones of the sixties pop/rock group "The Monkees" greeted fans and signed ...
Davy Jones thrills crowd at Wabash Valley festival
Baby boomers and their younger cousins were bouncing to their feet as Davy Jones showed Terre Haute he was still a believer Saturday night.
Serious Monkee business: Terre Haute man collects memorabilia from the
What do you mean you aren't trying to get your favorite band's lunchbox, finger puppets and a few rare 45 singles? Monkees fan George Rusin is.
“Please, sir, can I have some more?”
"Consider yourself...a friend!" Blame Lionel Bart but rather than take Oliver Twist as a piece of work that calls the public's attentions to various social evils, the happy-go-lucky adventures of a gang of ... via DVD Times
Misunderstood Masterpieces 4.01.08: Head
Misunderstood Masterpieces 4.01.08: Head Posted by Will Helm on 04.01.2008 ...or, It's What Everybody Wants AND What Everybody Needs Hey, hey, it's Misunderstood Masterpieces! And this week I'm kicking off a ... via 411mania.com
Davy Jones ready to entertain at Fairbanks
“For me, I think the mayor hired me for the customer service perspective”
The "Last Train to Clarksville" could stop at Fairbanks Park around 8 p.m. May 24. via Tribune-Star
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Monkees reunion? Don't bet a banana on it
The question vexes and dogs the national conscience. In polite circles, the question is only whispered. But, more than ever, times call for boldness.
Do the Monkees belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
Fans of the 1960s, prefabricated, hugely popular group say the Monkees deserve to be considered for enshrinement in Cleveland. An online petition has even been started. But band member Peter Tork has been quoted as saying that Rolling Stone publisher and Hall of Fame co-founder Jann Wenner has been standing in the band's way. Read more
Davy Jones brings the classic tunes to Annapolis
“I really loved filming the episode where we all got to be pirates. Well, all except Mike [Nesmith]. He didn't show up for work that week.”
Maybe it was the big brown eyes, the shy kid's smile or the diminutive stature , but Davy Jones was always arguably the first among equals in The Monkees - ' certainly as far as making young girls' heart ... via Baltimore Examiner
1967: Monkees swing with Screen Gems
“I grew up with Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey.”
GOOD MORNING: The Monkees were guaranteed a million-and-a-half for p.a.'s during the brief vidhiatus so Screen Gems decided to wait with a feature until their next vidvacation. via Variety
Community Connections - I'm a Believer
When I was in the 5th grade my dad went to work for the Missouri State Highway Patrol as a drivers' examiner. via Daily Dunklin Democrat
Hey-hey, song is not Monkees' right, suit vs. Jones claims
“Why invest like a monkey when you can trade like a gorilla?”
Since the pop song I'm a Believer helped catapult him to fame, Davy Jones has been a believer in his cachet as a member of the contrived 1960s bubble-gum pop band The Monkees. via Palm Beach Post
Adam West and Davy Jones meet Sexina
“There's still plenty of weed, cocaine, and ecstasy for everyone”
Ladies and gentlemen...meet Sexina! A James Bond-style theme song rolls behind the opening credits of a new film featuring Adam West as a ruthless criminal mastermind. via 10 Zen Monkeys
Ex-Monkee, Mr. Las Vegas take us on nostalgia journey
Davy Jones Sadly, the man responsible for writing 'Daydream Believer,' The Kingston Trio's John Stewart, recently passed away, but the dreamy Monkee who made young girls want to legally change their ... via Chicago Tribune
Davy Jones: Don't call him an old guy
“When you become a celebrity, you become recognized, more articulate, better looking ... taller ... . And that's not always a good thing.”
With an off-the-chart energy level after three cups of Cuban java, Davy Jones refuses to be unhappy and he refuses to be grouped with "a bunch of old guys." Perhaps best known as the cute little Englishman of ... via The Highland Park News
“I'm meeting individuals in key positions, not only with Leadership Wilkes-Barre, but with my regular job. (The program) is exactly what I thought it was.”
Lori Nocito, executive director of Leadership Wilkes-Barre, talks about this year's students who have gone through the program, in her downtown Wilkes-Barre office. via Times Leader
'Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.'
Based on the popularity of the first season in 1966 and the obvious talent of the actors, The Monkees began actually recording music, releasing albums and touring--and almost immediately butting heads with NBC. via The Wire
from the Cover: Everything You Wanted to Know About "Oliver!"
“The law assumes that your wife acts under your direction.”
By MICHAEL C. MOORE MMOORE@KITSAPSUN.COM Sunday, January 6, 2008 You don't achieve the legendary status that "Oliver!" has in musical theater circles without piling up some serious history. via Kitsapsun.com