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The Monkees are featured in a multi-page article in the latest issue of Goldmine, which also includes a review of Good Times! and an interview with Andy Partridge, who wrote "You Bring the Summer" for the group's new album.   Here's a story from a while back that has not been posted on the blog. I'd like to thank representatives from Goldmine magazine for contacting the Live Almanac to make sure the fanbase was aware that the longtime music magazine honored The Monkees as one of the first inductees into their Hall of Fame. The Monkees also recently topped the public vote for the Pop Music Hall of Fame. So, Cleveland, what are you waiting for? Below you will find Goldmine's summary for The Monkees' entry into their hall of fame (and their criteria for admission can be found here).  (Click to enlarge) This article, focusing solely on the 1980s reunion era of The Monkees, appeared in the December 27, 1991 issue of Goldmine. Pardon the way this has been posted...this particular article in my copy of the magazine is damaged and there is a small part (about a paragraph or so) missing, thus the various different sizes of the scans below. For easier reading, click on each image and then click on it again.
The December 27, 1991 issue of Goldmine celebrated the 25th Anniversary of The Monkees. The issue also featured a short piece on Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart. For easier reading, click on each image to enlarge.    The August 15, 1986 issue of Goldmine featured the following story on The Monkees. For easier reading, click on each image and then click on it again.
The August 15, 1986 issue of Goldmine featured this retrospective piece on The Monkees television series. For easier reading, click on each image and then click on it again.
They Made a Monkee Out Of Me was reviewed in Goldmine on September 25, 1987. For easier reading, click to enlarge.  The December 27, 1991 issue of Goldmine celebrated the 25th Anniversary of The Monkees with a cover story that included separate interviews with Micky, Michael, and Davy. In this interview with Micky, he discusses the Pool It! album, his solo career at that time, Circus Boy, and more. Also included is a review of his then current album, Micky Dolenz Puts You To Sleep, and a complete solo discography up to 1991. For easier reading, click on each image and then click on it again.       The December 27, 1991 issue of Goldmine celebrated the 25th Anniversary of The Monkees with a cover story that included separate interviews with various members of the group. For easier reading, click on each image and then click on it again.   The December 27, 1991 issue of Goldmine celebrated the 25th Anniversary of The Monkees with a cover story that included separate interviews with various members of the group. In this interview with Nez, a wide range of topics are covered, including the impact of MTV, his work with the First National Band, the music of The Monkees and more. It also features a complete Michael Nesmith discography through 1991. For easier reading, click on each image and then click on it again.       In this interview, published in the July 22, 2005 issue of Goldmine, Micky discusses a broad range of topics about The Monkees, including filming the television show, his work as a songwriter, the group's battles with Don Kirshner, the Headquarters era, Jack Nicholson, Head, the recording sessions for The Monkees Present and Changes, and more. Also featured are reviews for Andrew Sandoval's book, The Monkees: The Day-By-Day Story of the '60s TV Pop Sensation as well as Total Control: The Michael Nesmith Story by Randi Massingill. A complete Monkees U.S. Discography, including 2005 estimated dollar values for each album and single, rounds out the Monkees features in the issue. For easier reading, click on each image and then click on it again.
Andrew's book was reviewed in the July 22, 2005 issue of Goldmine. You can purchase the book here. For easier reading, click on the image and then click on it again.  This piece appeared in the December 27, 1991 issue of Goldmine. For easier reading, click on each image and then click on it again.
This article comes from the October 11, 1996 issue of Goldmine magazine and focuses on The Monkees' career from 1968-1970. Unfortunately, in what seemingly can only be explained as a publishing error, the article appeared incomplete in the magazine. Below you can find what did appear. For easier reading, click on each image and then click on it again.
The deluxe edition of Justus will be released by Friday Music on May 28, 2013 and is available for pre-order at Amazon. This review of the album appeared in the October 1996 issue of Goldmine. Click to enlarge!   This is a 1996 interview conducted by Goldmine magazine with Monkees author, historian and archivist Andrew Sandoval. In it Andrew discusses the status of the Monkees tape library at that time, the hunt for masters, and more. For easier reading, click on the image and then click on it again.        |
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