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DDT - "Midnight Train" live

8/31/2015

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The picture below of Peter Tork, Coco Dolenz, and Micky Dolenz, taken at the Troubadour in Hollywood in September 1970, has been a part of the multimedia show during Micky and Peter's concerts this year. Micky shared the name of this impromptu group as DDT - Dolenz, Dolenz & Tork.
Peter Tork Coco Dolenz Micky Dolenz

Here's footage of this unique trio many years later at last Thursday's show at the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown, New Jersey, courtesy of Cindy Ferrier. Micky, his sister Coco, and Peter perform Micky's composition "Midnight Train," which originally appeared on The Monkees' 1970 album Changes, a version that also featured Coco on backing vocals.
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Coco Dolenz guests on the "Headquarters" radio program

8/22/2015

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Micky's sister, Coco, has a long history with The Monkees. She provided harmony and background vocals on such Monkees tracks as "Shortly Blackwell," "Little Girl," "Midnight Train," and "Mommy and Daddy." She wrote for teen magazines in the 1960s at the height of her brother's fame, and in the late 1970s, she toured with Micky and Davy after the dissolution of Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart. In 1987, Coco released her own album, One Voice. She joined The Monkees onstage in a supporting role when Michael, Micky, and Peter reunited in late 2012 for a series of concerts after the passing of Davy Jones.

When not touring with The Monkees, you can hear Coco at Micky's solo shows, where she often duets with her brother on "Bye Bye Blackbird" and "Crying in the Rain" while taking over on lead vocals for Michael Nesmith's own "Different Drum."

In this 1989 interview with Paris Stachtiaris and guest host Valerie Lionel on the Headquarters radio program, Coco talks about experiencing Monkeemania in the '60s, growing up with Micky, working with Micky and Davy (and The Laughing Dogs) on the road in 1977, and much more. You'll also get to hear tracks from her 1987 album One Voice and The Coasters' version of "D.W. Washburn."
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"Mijadicogeogi, Micky's Pet of the Past" by Coco Dolenz

7/30/2015

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(From the June 1968 issue of Fave)
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Coco, Micky, and Davy in 1977

7/26/2015

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After Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart disbanded, Micky and Davy continued to work together and formed a new act that played clubs in 1977. Micky's sister, Coco, joined the duo on the road. Coco, of course, has been a part of The Monkees' touring band since 2012. Here's a promotional photo that Coco shared on her Facebook page from her days with Micky and Davy:
Dolenz Jones 1977
(Photo courtesy of Coco Dolenz)
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"Coco's Fashions"

5/30/2015

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Coco Dolenz image
(From the December 1967 issue of Fave)
Coco Dolenz
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Coco tries out Micky's tablecloth

5/18/2015

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(From the January 1968 issue of Fave - click to enlarge)
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Micky and Coco

3/8/2015

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I'm guessing this photo was taken sometime during the late 1970s. Anyone know the exact date and location?
Micky Coco Dolenz
(From the program for Micky's 1982 tour of Japan)
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Micky performs "Riu Chiu" in Washington holiday show

12/7/2014

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Micky and his band played last evening in Bow, Washington. "Riu Chiu," performed by The Monkees at the end of their 1967 Christmas episode, was a part of the night's set list. 
Joining Micky onstage in the video are Monkees backing band members Rich Dart, Coco Dolenz, and (I'm presuming) Dave Alexander as Santa, and it was filmed by bassist John Billings. I'm not for certain who the lady is standing next to Rich.
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Mini-reunion in 1977

11/10/2014

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The last Monkees reunion (with Micky, Davy, and a bearded Peter) before 1986 occurred at the Starwood Club in March 1977 in Hollywood.
Monkees 1976
(From the collection of Rodney Bingenheimer)
Monkees 1977
Micky, Peter, Coco Dolenz, and Davy (Photo by Henry Diltz)
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Coco Dolenz guests on the "Zilch" podcast

10/7/2014

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Zilch #14: Coco Dolenz & More!
Monkees Zilch podcast
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"The Monkees think Coco is outasite!"

8/11/2014

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Coco Dolenz
(From the November 1967 issue of Tiger Beat)
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"A Visit With Coco, Micky's Sister"

7/3/2014

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Coco Dolenz
(From the August 1967 issue of Monkee Spectacular - click to enlarge)
Coco Dolenz
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The Backing Band

6/16/2014

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Let's take a moment to acknowledge the musicians who currently support The Monkees during their live concerts, and to also say thanks to all of those who have played with The Monkees since they regrouped in 1986.
Wayne Avers
(Photo by Sherri Hansen)

Wayne Avers
(Guitar/Backing Vocals)

Wayne is a familar face to Monkees fans. He has been a constant presence on the road with The Monkees since 1996.

In the early 1990s, Wayne was asked to join Breakaway, the group that supported Davy Jones during his solo performances. He continued to be a part of Davy's touring band in the '90s and backed both Micky and Davy on their joint 1994/1995 Together Again tour.

Wayne acts as musical director for The Monkees' band and handles electric guitar duties. He also serves as musical director and lead guitarist for Micky's solo shows.

Coco Dolenz
(Backing Vocals/Percussion)

Micky's sister, Coco, has a long history with The Monkees. She provided harmony and background vocals on such Monkees tracks as "Shortly Blackwell," "Little Girl," "Midnight Train," and "Mommy and Daddy." She wrote for teen magazines in the 1960s at the height of her brother's fame, and in the late 1970s, she toured with Micky and Davy after the dissolution of Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart. In 1987, Coco released her own album, One Voice. 

When not touring with The Monkees, you can hear Coco at Micky's solo shows, where she often duets with her brother on "Bye Bye Blackbird" and "Crying in the Rain" while taking over on lead vocals for Michael Nesmith's own "Different Drum."
Coco Dolenz
(Photo by Sherri Hansen)

Christian Nesmith
(Photo by Sherri Hansen)

Christian Nesmith
(Guitar/Backing Vocals)

Christian is Michael's eldest son and was often seen in photographs in 1960s teen magazines posing with his dad and mom, Phyllis. He joined The Monkees' backing band upon his father's return to the group in 2012.

Christian has a long list of musical accomplishments. His songs have been heard in both film and TV (Blades of Glory, The Hills Have Eyes, Lionheart) and he has composed commercials for companies ranging from AOL to ESPN to Starbucks. His theater credits include being the musical director for the first ever production of Hair  in Moscow, Russia. Christian was also musical director for Hair  in Los Angeles in 2007 (which featured fellow backing band member Circe Link), and that production was awarded Best Musical of the Year by LA Weekly.

Dave Alexander
(Keyboards/Guitar/Backing Vocals)

Dave Alexander is another very familiar face to Monkees fans. He's been a member of both Davy and Micky's touring bands, and has been involved in Monkee business on and off since the mid-1990s. Dave played keyboards during the 2001 and 2002 Monkees tours, and formally returned to the backing band in 2012.

A chance encounter with Davy Jones in 1993 eventually led to Dave being asked to join Davy on a tour of Japan in early 1995. Dave went on to work as a stage manager for The Monkees during their mid-1990s tours and was fortunate enough to travel to the United Kingdom in 1997 when all four Monkees played a series of concerts there in promotion of their Justus  album. 

Dave is a devoted Beatles fan and is a member of the Beatles tribute band Glass Onion. He speaks
  
Dave Alexander keyboards Monkees
(Photo by Sherri Hansen)
highly of his time spent with The Monkees. "What matters to me is the family that I accrued over the years. That's what being in the Monkees is really like to me," he told Fred Velez. It's a real family affair. Sure, it has its business aspects to it every now and then. But, for the most part, it all turns out to be an incredible family, with everything that every family has. Its quirks, its weird times, but mostly the good times. I absolutely love them all."

Rich Dart drums
(Photo by Mike Brown)
Rich Dart began his association with The Monkees several years back when he started playing drums for Micky during his solo performances. 

Rich earned a Bachelors of Music degree from Keene State College in New Hampshire. Since

Rich Dart
(Drums)

then, he's had an eclectic career as a free-lance percussionist. Rich has played with various symphonies, jazz groups, theater troupes, rock bands, country bands, and percussion ensembles. He also played drums for Avenue Q  on Broadway and for its first national tour, and traveled with a production of Pippin. 

Rich is one of the founding members of the rockabilly band Creamed Corn and he also performs with The Illegitimate Sons of Keith Partridge. He will join Micky on his upcoming solo appearances this summer.

John Billings
(Bass)

John Billings was introduced to the Monkees family by Wayne Avers. "Wayne had been in the Monkees circle for nearly 20 years and had, at that time, run Micky Dolenz's band. The bass chair opened and Wayne brought me into the fold," John told Epiphone.com. "After Davy Jones died, The Monkees began using Micky's band and I found myself as one of the new guys in that organization. It's been wonderful learning those songs and deeper cuts the fans have always wanted to hear."

John resides in Nashville, where he owns a recording studio. He also played with Donna Summer from 1995 until she passed away in 2012. When performing with The Monkees live in concert, John received some good advice from Avers on how to approach the songs. "Wayne...gave us a fundamental direction," John said. "Go back to the records."
   

John Billings bass guitar
(Photo by Jonathan Weingarten)

  
   
Circe Link
(Photo by Sherri Hansen)

Circe Link
(Backing Vocals)

Circe Link is the newest member of The Monkees' backing band, having joined the group for the first time on the 2014 spring tour. 

A singer, songwriter, and musician in her own right, Circe has previously described her music as ranging from "Cowboy Jazz to Alternative to Americana." She has recorded several albums, including a live CD from a successful tour of Japan. 

Circe writes, records, and performs with her companion, Christian Nesmith. "I think putting together a collection of songs is like curating an art show," Circe told Riveting Riffs. "I was a painter for a long time, so I think about things visually. We don't sit on anything around here for a couple of years. If it is hot, it’s hot and we are working on it and we get it out the door. I think that is one of the reasons we are productive."

Read more about members of The Monkees' backing band in the Live Almanac's Archives
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Micky & Coco as kids

1/28/2014

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Micky Coco Dolenz
(From Monkee Spectacular #1)
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Christian, Rich, Dave & Coco

1/7/2014

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Four members of The Monkees' backing band get in some extra rehearsal time during the 2013 tour...
Monkees backing band
L to R: Christian Nesmith, Rich Dart, Dave Alexander, and Coco Dolenz (2013)
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Dolenz & Daughters Fine Furniture

9/1/2013

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Handmade furniture by Micky Dolenz, his daughter Georgia Dolenz, and his sister Coco Dolenz
Dolenz Daughters Fine Furniture
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Song of the Day: "Little Girl"

1/21/2013

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Here's Micky's "Little Girl," the first track on The Monkees Present album from 1969. It features Micky on lead and backing vocals as well as acoustic guitar. His sister, Coco, contributes backing vocals.  Guitar ace Louie Shelton plays the song's guitar lick.
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Peter Tork at the Vic Theatre '88

7/15/2012

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Peter Tork 1988 Vic TheatrePeter live at the Vic
In 1988, after two frenzied years on the road and in the studio, The Monkees maintained a relatively low profile. Micky, Davy, and Peter eventually toured Australia late that year, but beyond the trek down under, the only other group public appearance in '88 was at a Monkees convention in Chicago, Illinois in August. The trio were guests at the gathering, and Peter played a solo show at the Vic Theatre on August 20 to coincide with it. Micky and Davy  joined Peter during the encore for both "Daydream Believer" and "I'm a Believer."

Peter played for about 90 minutes that evening, mixing Monkees songs, solo material, and covers (including Elvis and The Beatles) throughout the set. The show was billed as "Peter Tork and Friends." The late Jerry Renino, a member of the Peter Tork Project in the early '80s who also toured with The Monkees throughout the years, played bass. A bootleg recording of the Vic concert has long floated among collectors.  

During the show, Peter introduced a few friends who were in the audience that night, including Monte Landis, a frequent guest star on The Monkees television series best known for his appearance in the second season episode "The Devil and Peter Tork." Monkees associate and songwriter Bill Chadwick, producer Chip Douglas, photographer and musician Henry Diltz, and Micky's sister, Coco, sang a rendition of "Higher and Higher" with Peter as well.

Here's the set list from the concert at the Vic:

Long Title: Do I Have To Do This All Over Again
Tender Is
Don't Be Cruel
Good Looker
Hi Hi Babe
Lady Madonna
Foggy, Foggy Dew
Seeger's Theme
I Truly Understand
MGBGT
Bye, Bye Peggy
Milkshake
Blues in the Bottle
Since You Went Away
All Shook Up
Witchy Mama
Sea Change
Cuckoo
Wasn't in the Cards
Vagabond John

Cripple Creek
I'll Spend My Life With You
Higher and Higher (with Bill Chadwick, Chip Douglas, Henry Diltz, and Coco Dolenz)
Miracle
Get What You Pay For


​Encore with Davy Jones and Micky Dolenz:
Daydream Believer
I'm a Believer

In 2019, thanks to Sherri Hansen, video of Peter's concert at the Vic was published on YouTube:

Monkees Chicago 1988 Vic Theatre
Micky and Davy appeared with Peter during the encore at the Vic Theatre
Peter Tork Vic Theatre 1988
Peter is joined onstage at the Vic by (left to right) Henry Diltz, Bill Chadwick, Coco Dolenz, and Chip Douglas for a performance of "Higher and Higher"
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Monte Landis and Peter Tork at the 1988 Chicago Monkees convention (Photo by Michael G. Bush)
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