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Medium previews Micky's upcoming appearances

8/31/2018

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Monkee Micky Dolenz promises piston power in a city near you
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Videoranch sneak previews First National Band Redux fall tour merchandise (UPDATED X2)

8/24/2018

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Subscribers to the Videoranch email list were given a heads-up today on some of the items that will be available at the merchandise booth during this September's Michael Nesmith & The First National Band Redux tour. The photos and descriptions provided in the email appear below. And don't forget to sign up for updates from Videoranch!

Official Tour Shirt ($25)

Nesmith First National Band tour shirt
This unisex t-shirt features the Live at the Troubadour artwork with bright green marijuana leaves. On the back are the complete tour dates including the shows we played in January!

​Band Photo Tote Bag ($25)

Nesmith First National Band tote bag

​This roomy tote bag -- the same model we used for the First National Bag -- features Henry Diltz's classic photo of the First National Band from the back of Loose Salute.

​First National Pin Pack ($10)

Nesmith First National Band buttons
​There's some First National Pins for all your bags and jackets in this $10 pin pack!

​10" First National Sticker ($5)

Nesmith First National Band sticker
Make your own First National Car, First National Laptop, or First National Notebook with the First National Sticker!

1970 Nez V-Neck

First National Band Nesmith v-neck tour shirt
This women's v-neck tee stars a beautiful shot by Nurit Wilde from the First National Band's 1970 Troubadour show. Fun fact: Phyllis made the shirt Nez is wearing. Due to popular demand, we'll be carrying sizes up to 2XL.

"Live at The Troubadour" CD / LP

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(The LP is $60 and includes Michael's signature; CD is $25)
We'll also have plenty of Live at the Troubadour CDs and LPs on hand... the FNB trilogy t-shirts... Complete in fresh packaging... and new FNB buttons, stickers, and signed 8x10s!
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($25)

Crippled Lion Sticker ($5)

Nesmith Crippled Lion sticker
One of FNB's most amusing Japanese single covers. The crippled lion's mane says Michael Nesmith & The First National Band!

NEZMUZIC Sticker ($5)

Nezmusic sticker Michael Nesmith
Transparent sticker of the title of Nez's late '80s VHS release...which included Rio -- a First National Redux favorite.

Limited Edition Hand Screen Printed Poster ($35)

Nesmith First National Band poster
(Only 150 copies printed)
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Micky Dolenz to appear at December expo

8/23/2018

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December 7-9, 2018: Micky Dolenz at Steel City Con / Monroeville, Pennsylvania Convention Center
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The Second Disc reviews "Live at the Troubadour"

8/22/2018

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Review: Michael Nesmith and The First National Band Redux, “Live at The Troubadour”
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Rolling Stone talks to Nez about vaporwave music

8/22/2018

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Michael Nesmith of the Monkees Loves Vaporwave. Seriously.
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Rescheduled dates for postponed "Mike & Micky Show" concerts announced

8/21/2018

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On June 21 at the Keswick Theatre in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, site of what was to have been that evening's sold-out performance of "The Mike & Micky Show" by Michael Nesmith and Micky Dolenz, tour manager Andrew Sandoval announced that Nez was ill and would be returning to Monterey, California to see his personal physician. The remaining shows in Philadelphia, New York, New York, Huntington, New York, and Red Bank, New Jersey were postponed.

Those four dates have now been officially rescheduled, and will take place in early March 2019:
March 5, 2019: Count Basie Theatre / Red Bank, New Jersey
March 6, 2019: Keswick Theatre / Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

March 8, 2019: The Paramount / Huntington, New York
March 9, 2019: Beacon Theatre / New York, New York
If you had previously purchased a ticket for one or more of these shows, you should have received an email from the venue or ticket agency confirming that your ticket is transferable to the new date. If you have more questions about the status of your ticket or VIP package, or you would like a refund, be sure to follow the directions sent to you in that email!
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Micky Dolenz performs with New Monkees Marty Ross and Dino Kovas at charity event

8/19/2018

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Last night, Micky Dolenz joined two former members of the New Monkees, Marty Ross and Dino Kovas, at a charity event in Winnetka, California. The occasion marked the first time that a member of The Monkees shared the same stage with members of the New Monkees. Yahoo Entertainment reported on the gathering:
Watch Micky Dolenz perform for the first time with the New Monkees... and with Catherine Bach
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A look back at "Davy Jones" on Bell Records

8/16/2018

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Davy Jones Bell Records album cover
In October 1971, Bell Records released Davy Jones' second solo album. The eponymous effort arrived during a challenging period in Davy's career. The Monkees last LP, Changes, had failed to chart a year before, and the group's television series (despite being a hit in syndication in the early 1970s), had been canceled in 1968. With a considerably lower profile, Davy struggled to find an audience in the immediate post-Monkees years.

Produced by Jackie Mills and arranged by Al Capps, the album yielded a couple of singles (and two more additional non-LP singles would follow on Bell). "Rainy Jane" was issued in May 1971 and backed with "Welcome to My Love." The lead single ended up achieving moderate success, peaking at #52 on Billboard, #32 on Cash Box, and #31 on Record World. 
The second single taken from the album, "I Really Love You"/"Sitting In The Apple Tree," was less successful, peaking at #107 on Billboard, #96 on Cash Box, and #106 on Record World. The B-side was written by Doug Trevor of The Cherokees, the group that opened for The Monkees in Australia in 1968.
Outside of Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield's "Rainy Jane," the album featured songs written by largely unknown songwriters, an exception being the brooding "Look at Me," composed by David Gates of the 1970s band Bread. (Gates also wrote "Saturday's Child" for The Monkees in 1966.)

Davy Jones album Bell Records back cover
The back cover (Click to enlarge)

The opening track, "Road to Love," easily qualifies as a highlight from the album. It was later selected as the B-side of the non-LP single "I'll Believe In You," released by Bell in early 1972. The single failed to chart.
It's well known that Davy did not enjoy his association with Bell Records. He often vocalized his disdain for the Bell experience, claiming his talents were misused and that he was never given the opportunity to grow as an artist while under their auspices. ​He ultimately left Bell and later recorded for MGM Records throughout 1972. 

In Davy's 1987 autobiography, They Made a Monkee Out of Me, he says next to nothing about the Davy Jones album, leaving co-author Alan Green to discuss this era of Davy's career. After assessing Changes (another effort Davy always publicly disowned), Green summarized the 1971 Bell album this way:
"Davy still had one more disaster to go before he finally broke with Screen Gems in 1971. They got him a deal to do one album on Bell, with Screen Gems publishing. He was teamed up with Jackie Mills, Bobby Sherman's producer, who still saw Davy as a bubblegum singer. He wouldn't allow him to break out of that mold into something a little more challenging, in the way that he was attempting to do with his live shows. The result was one more unoriginal piece of vinyl, from which four singles were released. Only the first, 'Rainy Jane,' made any impression on the charts.

"Davy was very upset with the way the whole thing was handled. He didn't have a manager at the time and was therefore at the mercy of the record company executives. He asked for just his picture and name to be on the cover, but he obviously didn't ask loudly enough. They put out a cheap-looking thing that had the song titles and company logo on the front cover. Davy complained, but to no avail."
The Davy Jones Bell album was eclipsed in time by Davy's iconic appearance later in 1971 on The Brady Bunch, where he sang the song "Girl." Despite being promoted by Davy's guest spot and in the movie The Star-Spangled Girl, as a single it failed to chart. But the song's legend has grown to iconic status through the years thanks to countless reruns of the "Getting Davy Jones" episode and its inclusion in Monkees concert set lists in the 1990s and early 2000s. Davy also appeared in the 1995 cinematic version of The Brady Bunch where he sang "Girl," albeit in a new, grunge-like version.
In 2012, Friday Music released The Bell Recordings on compact disc, which collected the original 1971 Bell album and the singles recorded during that era. It is currently available to download on iTunes and can be streamed on Apple Music.
Thank you very much to Ben Belmares for the scans of Davy's Bell album!
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(Above and below: vinyl labels for the "Davy Jones" Bell album)
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Live Q & A session with Nez! (UPDATED X2)

8/10/2018

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Michael Nesmith is currently conducting a live Q & A session at the Steel City Comic Con in Monroeville, Pennsylvania:
UPDATE: Thanks to Jodi Ritzen at Monkee Meet & Greets and Videoranch for the live feeds, and don't forget that you can see Nez all weekend in Monroeville, Pennsylvania!

UPDATE #2 on 8/11/2018: Michael reconnected with John Cusack at Steel City Comic Con. Cusack starred in the 1988 film Tapeheads that was produced by Nez.
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Along Came Jones Media announces first project from the archives of Davy Jones

8/10/2018

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This past June, Davy's daughters Talia Jones Roston, Sarah Jones McFadden, Jessica Cramer Jones, and Annabel Jones formed Along Came Jones Media to assist in the preservation of their father's legacy. The organization's initial Facebook post designated a book as their debut project, and fans will be happy to know that When the World & I Were Young: Snapshots from the Collection of Davy Jones will be available this September! The cover appears below, and a description of the book follows.
UPDATE 9/5/2018: When the World & I Were Young: Snapshots from the Collection of Davy Jones is now available from Amazon.
When the World & I Were Young Davy Jones book
From the back cover:
​In the summer of 1967, The Monkees hit the road for their first major concert tour. With the success of their hit TV show energizing fans, they were greeted with screams, hysteria, love, and applause everywhere they went.

It was a lot for four young guys to take in. Fortunately, they all had cameras—Kodak Instamatic 104s, to be exact!

From June through August, The Monkees were on the go-go. Beginning at the Hollywood Bowl, the tour took them from LA to London and everywhere in between. Along the way, they introduced the US to one of their most ground-breaking opening acts: The Jimi Hendrix Experience!

Whether you were there, or just wish you had been, this rare collection of candids brings the summer of 1967 back to life. Featuring many never-before-seen images of The Monkees, their friends, and even some of their fans, When the World & I Were Young - Snapshots from the Collection of Davy Jones is a treasure that captures the excitement and spirit of the Summer of Love as only The Monkees could have experienced it.

Enjoy this groovy trip down memory lane with one of the hottest groups of the era, The Monkees!
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Inside the pad in a scene from "Head"

8/10/2018

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Monkees Head stained glass
(Screenshot courtesy of The Sunshine Factory)
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Monkees landmarks documented by "The Monkees Map"

8/5/2018

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The Monkees Map at the Sunshine Factory
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The Monkees at the Castaway Restaurant in Burbank, California (Photo courtesy of eBay)
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Filming the boxing match scene in "Head"

8/5/2018

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Thanks to Written in Our Hearts on Facebook for sharing this photo a while back, and check out the YouTube video below featuring a recent review of The Monkees' 1968 feature film Head by The Cinemologists:
Monkees Head

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Micky Dolenz live in Oregon

8/5/2018

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Micky Dolenz played an outdoor solo show in Corvallis, Oregon on Friday night, August 3. Here's a picture from that evening's performance, courtesy of bassist John Billings:
Micky Dolenz Oregon 2018
(Photo by John Billings)

Great show and amazing crowd! #mickydolenz #themonkees #corvallis #oregon #bentoncountyfair

A post shared by John Billings (@johnnyb2u) on Aug 4, 2018 at 8:41am PDT

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"That Was Then, This Is Now" music video

8/5/2018

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In early 1986, Arista Records, who owned the Monkees catalog at the time, started planning a greatest hits package that would mark the group’s 20th Anniversary. When Micky, Davy, and Peter hit the road in late May and surprised everyone by becoming that summer’s hottest concert ticket, Arista pared down their original 2-LP package to a single album that ended up including a couple of brand new Monkees recordings. ​

However, the three new songs that ultimately appeared on Then and Now...The Best of The Monkees ("That Was Then, This Is Now," "Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere," and "Kicks"), included participation from just Micky and Peter. (Michael Nesmith, as we all know, remained on the sidelines for most of the group's 20th Anniversary activities.) A little backstory: Davy was signed to Bell Records in the early 1970s, and the label eventually morphed into Arista Records, led by music mogul Clive Davis. For years, Davy vocalized his disdain for the Bell experience, claiming his talents were misused and that he was never given the opportunity to grow as an artist while under their auspices.

Once the offer came around from Arista in 1986 regarding new recordings for the reunited Monkees, Davy balked, saying it was a bad deal while also expressing frustration that The Monkees would just be singing over pre-recorded backing tracks. Things became complicated when “That Was Then, This Is Now" took off at radio and on MTV. Davy would leave the stage when the song was performed live, and the music video, filmed in concert, led to questions of “Where’s Davy?” 

Despite the tension behind the genesis of the Arista Monkees recordings, the Then & Now album went platinum during the group's blockbuster 1986 reunion tour. “That Was Then, This Is Now” became the band's new single that summer and a music video for it was filmed at Great Arena in Jackson, New Jersey on July 25. The video received heavy airplay on MTV, making the song a Billboard Top 20 hit in the summer of 1986.

An alternate version of the video appears below:
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The First National Band live in 1970

8/5/2018

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Monkees' 1969 appearance on "The Johnny Cash Show" to be aired on getTV

8/5/2018

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getTV Walks The Line This Summer With Episodes of THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW
The Monkees visited the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee when they were guests on the July 19, 1969 edition of The Johnny Cash Show. The trio sang Michael Nesmith's "Nine Times Blue" in an appearance that was filmed earlier that May. Micky, Davy, and Mike were joined by Johnny Cash after their performance of "Nine Times Blue" for a comedic take of "Everybody Loves a Nut," originally featured on Cash's 1966 novelty album. 

​And now, the digital television network getTV is airing The Monkees' appearance on The Johnny Cash Show on August 12, 2018 at 10pm EST.

Of note, portions of the 
Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. album were also recorded in Nashville, along with treasured Monkees cuts like "Listen to the Band" and "Good Clean Fun" during Michael's famed '68 Nashville sessions. Be sure to check out this great article detailing the history The Monkees have with the city of Nashville.

And a little bit of trivia: Micky and Michael returned to the Ryman with Peter during the group's 2013 summer tour.
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Sherri Hansen photographs Peter Tork during The Monkees' 50th Anniversary Tour

8/5/2018

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Peter Tork 2016 Monkees 50th Anniversary Tour
(Photo by Sherri Hansen)
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