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Results of Live Almanac polls reveal what fans want to hear at "The Mike & Micky Show"

5/26/2018

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Back in February, when The Monkees Present: The Mike & Micky Show was announced, The Monkees Live Almanac asked fans to select songs from two different polls that they would like to hear performed by the duo. With promises of deep cuts in the set list, the options spanned The Monkees' career, right up to 2016's Good Times!, along with many songs never previously performed in a live setting, including "All the King's Horses," "Tear Drop City," "Auntie's Municipal Court," and "Bye Bye Baby Bye Bye." 

After over 6,000 votes between both polls, the final tallies are in! And based on an early sneak peek at songs being rehearsed for the shows, it certainly seems that the fans have indeed been heard!
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​Tickets for joint Michael Nesmith/Micky Dolenz tour on sale now!
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First National Band debut LP tops poll

2/24/2018

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In the latest Live Almanac poll, fans have selected Magnetic South as their favorite album by the First National Band.

​Sessions for the album began on February 10, 1970 at RCA Hollywood. Felton Jarvis (Elvis Presley, etc.) was credited as producer, but in reality he rarely attended the sessions, which lasted through late March. Jarvis, however, did sign Michael to RCA Records, and Magnetic South became a showcase for Michael's unique blending of country and rock. Magnetic South was the first in a trilogy of albums by the First National Band. Loose Salute (1970) and Nevada Fighter (1971) would follow.

​Thanks for voting!
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Poll places Monkees' 50th Anniversary Tour on top

7/9/2017

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After eight months, I have (finally) closed the Live Almanac poll that asked fans to select their favorite Monkees tour. Over 1,200 votes were recorded, and last year's 50th Anniversary Tour has taken the gold. Thanks to everyone who participated!
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"Me & Magdalena" wins Ultimate Classic Rock readers poll for Song of the Year

1/11/2017

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Paul Simon, the Monkees and David Bowie Among Big Ultimate Classic Rock Award Winners
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"Birth of an Accidental Hipster" wins SiriusXM poll

1/3/2017

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​In late November, voting commenced for "The 2016 Coolest Song of the Year 10th Annual Listener's Poll" sponsored by "Little Steven's Underground Garage," a syndicated radio show on SiriusXM. (Steven Van Zandt is a musician, producer, songwriter, and longtime member of The E Street Band who placed "Hipster," a cut from The Monkees' latest album, Good Times!, into steady rotation on Underground Garage.) It was announced yesterday that the song has taken top honors in the poll!
Top 10 Coolest Songs In The World This Year as voted on by The Underground Garage listeners
Monkees Hipster Little Steven

In another impressive feat, Monkees fans played a role in setting a record for the annual poll:

Congratulations @TheMonkees, Listeners Pick for Coolest Song of 2016! "Birth of An Accidental Hipster" Highest voter turn out ever!

β€” Underground Garage (@littlesteven_ug) January 3, 2017

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Live Almanac poll: "Hipster" is clear favorite for new single

10/15/2016

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The choice is overwhelming when it comes to which track Monkees fans believe should be the next single from their latest album, Good Times! Over 1,200 voters shared their opinions, and 46% selected "Birth of an Accidental Hipster" in a landslide.
To date, Rhino Records has pushed three songs to promote Good Times! "She Makes Me Laugh" was the LP's first single in late April, and it was quickly followed by both "You Bring the Summer" and "Me & Magdalena." With Rhino's recent efforts to garner a Grammy nomination for the album, it seems entirely possible that another single will be issued in conjunction with this effort. Stay tuned!
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Tork and Nesmith songs top "Headquarters" single poll

4/1/2016

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When Headquarters was released on May 22, 1967, the album (The Monkees' third) quickly soared to #1 on the charts, and then settled in comfortably at #2 for the rest of the Summer of Love while The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band stood at the top. Like Sgt. Pepper, no single was ever released from Headquarters, at least in the United States. However, other countries around the world did see a single release from Headquarters, and "Randy Scouse Git" (renamed "Alternate Title" in England and elsewhere because of its dubious translation) was most often the choice. It peaked at #2 in the United Kindgom in July 1967, and made an impact on the charts in countries like Germany and Australia. 

Over the last several months, visitors to the Live Almanac were asked to choose two songs they believed would have best represented Headquarters as a single at radio. After ​1,249 fans voiced their opinion, "For Pete's Sake" and "You Just May Be the One" have taken top honors, but the race was tight.  "Randy Scouse Git," written by Micky Dolenz about his experiences in England in early 1967, finished a very close third.

"For Pete's Sake" is a Peter Tork composition that became the closing theme to The Monkees television series during its second season, and a song that captured the times perfectly. "The lyrics were just out of the air," Peter told Andrew Sandoval. "It was basically just me playing these chords at my house, and my then-roommate, Joey Richards, was with me, and he threw in a couple of odds and ends of lines as I was going along. It just fell right into place." A little trivia note: it was Michael Nesmith who gave the song its title. "Mike named it. He’s fond of naming songs with utter disregard to the content, theme, or lyric of the song," Peter said in a 2014 interview. "He just thought it was funny to call it 'For Pete’s Sake,' and I thought that was cool. I hadn’t thought about a title when I brought it in to the studio."

"For Pete's Sake" has remained a live staple over the years, having been played on every Monkees concert tour since 1986.
"You Just May Be the One" was written by Michael Nesmith in the pre-Monkees days.  Chip Douglas, who produced Headquarters and Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd., remembered the song from when Nez would perform it with Bill Chadwick at The Troubadour in Hollywood.  "That's when I kinda first got to know him," Douglas told Andrew Sandoval. "I saw him with Chadwick. In particular, they were doing 'You Just May Be the One.'  That is the one song that I remember I was real impressed with because I remember those harmonies: Bill Chadwick hitting that high A note there [on the bridge].  So when the song came up for suggestion to put on the album, I said, 'Yeah, that's great. Can we do that same harmony on there and everything like you guys used to do it?'  He said, 'Sure, Micky will do it.'"  (Bill Chadwick later worked with The Monkees behind the scenes and wrote several songs for the group, including "Zor and Zam.")
​Now take a moment to vote in the Live Almanac's latest poll (in the blog sidebar to the right): "What are your two favorite Monkees B-sides?"
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"Oh Someone" and "Daybreak" chosen as Micky's top singles from MGM era

12/23/2015

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​Micky's early 1970s singles, originally released on the MGM label, were recently collected for the first time ever courtesy of Iain Lee and Glenn Gretlund of 7a Records, both longtime Monkees fans and co-producers of Micky Dolenz - The MGM Singles Collection.

Released in the summer of 2015, the set (made available as a gatefold vinyl and digital download) featured the A and B-sides of Micky's tenure at MGM, including his collaboration with Michael Lloyd, dubbed Starship, that yielded the 1972 single "Johnny B. Goode"/"It's Amazing to Me." Micky placed his stamp of approval on the project, and conducted several interviews in support of it. "It's really a great package," Micky told Examiner.com. "Over the years, I've had versions of those songs, one on a tape here, on a disc here, on a demo here," he said. "It's nice to have them all in one package."

Despite the lack of chart success for Micky's output during this era, the tracks are remarkably diverse and have stood the test of time. In the most recent Live Almanac poll, fans were asked to choose their two favorite songs from the collection, and "Oh Someone" took top honors. Written by Monkees associate (and Davy's stand-in on the TV show) David Price, the song is notable as the first collaboration between Micky and Peter since Peter left The Monkees in late 1968. Coincidentally, "Oh Someone" came together after a chance encounter Price had with Peter in 1971. The superb liner notes of the MGM Singles Collection, written by Mark Kleiner Biggar, elaborated on the meeting. "I was walking down the street in Hollywood when I looked up and there was Peter," said Price. "We hadn't seen each other in a while, and he said, 'I'm recording up at Micky's; why don't you come up?'" The song took a few hours to record, and featured Price on rhythm guitar, Peter on bass, and Micky behind the drums. A scorching lead guitar part by Price's friend B.J. Jones finished off the proceedings.

"Daybreak" was composed by Micky's close friend, Harry Nilsson. Nilsson, of course, had contributed "Cuddly Toy" and "Daddy's Song" to The Monkees years before, and both he and Micky were members of the infamous late night Los Angeles party group The Hollywood Vampires in the early 1970s. "Daybreak" featured former Monkees producer Chip Douglas on bass, who also compiled a video for the song that ultimately was not circulated at the time of the single's release in 1973. It surfaced on YouTube this past summer via Iain Lee as a promotional vehicle for the MGM Singles Collection. 

You can order Micky Dolenz - The MGM Singles Collection on a couple of different formats. The gatefold vinyl LP is available on Amazon UK and via Amazon in the United States. The vinyl is also for sale (at a great price) through online retailer Ernie B's. You can also download it digitally on both Amazon and iTunes, with bonus tracks. And even better news, the MGM Singles Collection is slated for release on compact disc in the future!

Guys...good news...this album WILL be coming out on CD in the new year with at least 6 bonus tracks unavailable on the...

Posted by Micky Dolenz - The MGM Singles Collection on Tuesday, December 8, 2015
The latest project from 7a Records showcases Bobby Hart's first solo album, which is also now available.
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Choose your favorite version of Michael's "You Just May Be the One"

10/31/2015

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Version One, recorded in July 1966 and produced by Nez, showcased ace session players like James Burton, Glen Campbell, and Hal Blaine. Peter is also featured in the mix, playing guitar. This version was only heard on the TV show during the first season, and didn't see an official release until 1990's Missing Links, Volume 2.
The second version, from the group's third LP, Headquarters, features The Monkees on the backing track and was produced by Chip Douglas.

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"Pisces" easily wins fο»Ώavorite Monkees albο»Ώum cover poll

10/4/2015

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Over 1,400 Monkees fans have made their voices heard in the Live Almanac's latest poll - and the group's fourth album, 1967's Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones, Ltd., ​easily takes the top spot for favorite Monkees album cover. Rounding out the top three were Headquarters and Instant Replay.
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The cover of the Pisces album was designed by Bernard Yeszin, who was also responsible for the cover photograph on The Monkees' debut LP. The Live Almanac previously covered the history of the Pisces album cover from Bernard's perspective. And the album that placed last in the poll, The Monkees Present, has an interesting backstory, too.

Be sure to take a moment to vote in the new poll (in the blog sidebar to the right), which asks about your two favorite songs from Micky's MGM era.
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"Heart and ο»ΏSoul" & "Gettin' In" prove most popular 'Pool It!' tracks

7/15/2015

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This was a fun poll, asking Monkees fans to choose their two favorite songs from Pool It! It's been running for a while now, but every time I checked the results and prepared to close it, inevitably there was a tie between a couple of songs. 

Pool It!, the oft-maligned 1987 Monkees reunion album, was never the commercial juggernaut that was hoped, and its success was ultimately complicated by the breakdown of relations between The Monkees and MTV in early 1987, along with tensions surrounding the recording sessions (scroll down for the Pool It! entry). Monkees fans at the time were divided in their reactions to the new LP and its overall production. Some applauded the group for going in a new, current direction while others wondered what had happened to the classic Monkees sounds of yesteryear.

Despite being blacklisted by MTV, the creative music video for the first single, "Heart and Soul," was a hit on cable television music shows outside of MTV, and the song was well-received on the 1987 summer tour, where it opened the encore performance each night. But times were different, and MTV was a powerful entity that influenced radio programmers and more. As a result, "Heart and Soul," despite being a well-produced pop track, failed to connect with the general record buying public. In this poll, however, it easily takes the top spot in the minds of Monkees fans.

"Gettin' In," written by Peter Tork, was also played nightly on the 1987 tour. Peter hasn't talked much about the song over the years, but he did revive it during his 'In This Generation' solo tour in 2013. "Gettin' In" consistently held the second spot during the voting.

Rounding out the top five were "Midnight," an album track sung by Micky; the second single, "Every Step of the Way;" and "Don't Bring Me Down," another album track that received airplay on cable music show Nick Rocks in late 1987 after a video was produced highlighting a contest winner's day with The Monkees.

Take a moment to vote in the new Live Almanac poll (in the blog sidebar to the right), "What is your favorite Monkees album cover?"

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ο»Ώο»Ώο»Ώο»Ώ"Magnetic South" voted favorite Nesmith solo albumο»Ώο»Ώ

5/3/2015

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The votes are in, and fans have chosen Michael's 1970 solo album, Magnetic South, as their favorite. Sessions for the album began on February 10, 1970 at RCA Hollywood. Felton Jarvis (Elvis Presley, etc.) was credited as producer, but in reality he rarely attended the sessions, which lasted through late March. Jarvis, however, did sign Michael to RCA Records, and Magnetic South became a showcase for Michael's unique blending of country and rock.
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The First National Band was Michael's initial post-Monkees outfit and consisted of Red Rhodes (pedal steel), John London (bass), and John Ware (drums). Magnetic South was the first in a trilogy of albums by the First National Band as Michael proceeded to clear the vaults of many songs that were ultimately not considered for Monkees albums. Loose Salute (1970) and Nevada Fighter (1971) would follow.

Be sure to vote in the new poll in the blog sidebar to the right: "Choose your two favorite songs from the 1987 Monkees album, Pool It!"
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Poll: "Sometime iο»Ώn the Morning"ο»Ώ should return to the setlisο»Ώο»Ώt

3/21/2015

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Micky and Peter will perform a series of concerts this spring, starting in Indio, California next week and finishing in Canada in late April. After 1,600 unique voters expressed their choices in the Live Almanac poll, "Sometime in the Morning" came away the winner as the song Monkees fans would most like to see the duo perform in their new concert show.
The song options in the poll ranged from tracks never before performed live by The Monkees, along with selections that float in and out of the set. Coming in second was "Take a Giant Step," which was last heard during the acoustic set on the 2001 Monkees spring tour.
Take a moment to vote in the Live Almanac's new poll in the blog sidebar to the right - 
"What is your favorite Michael Nesmith solo album?"
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"While I Crο»Ώy" tops Instant Replay LP poll

1/15/2015

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Monkees Instant Replay best song
This was a fun poll. Over 1,000 fans cast votes choosing their three favorite songs from The Monkees' first album without Peter Tork, 1969's Instant Replay. "I Won't Be the Same Without Her," "While I Cry," and "You and I" often traded places for the top slot. But in the end, it was Michael's plaintive ballad, "While I Cry," recorded at RCA Victor in Hollywood over two days in January 1968, that came away as the winner. 
Honorable mention goes to the sometimes divisive "Shorty Blackwell," Micky's ode to his cat, which was the one track that slowly but surely gained steam as time passed, ultimately finishing with 7% of the vote.

The jam packed Rhino Handmade deluxe edition of the album, a 3-disc set featuring mono mixes, alternate takes, backing tracks, and more, is still available.

Be sure to take a moment to vote in the new poll (in the blog sidebar to the right) which asks fans their thoughts regarding the setlist for Micky and Peter's upcoming Canadian concerts in April.
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Monkeο»Ώes fans declare: The Rocο»Ώk and Roll Hall of Fame will ο»Ώcall

11/15/2014

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Thanks for the great response to the Live Almanac's poll asking whether The Monkees will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 77% of respondents believe the group will eventually make their way into the institution.

You can read more about The Monkees and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame here, and don't forget to vote in the new poll in the blog sidebar to the right: "What are your three favorite songs from the 1969 Monkees album Instant Replay?"

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Poll results: Monkees fans choose first season as their favorite

8/19/2014

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The voting is complete and the results are in: Monkees fans have chosen the first season of The Monkees as their favorite. For most of the time the poll was open, the second season was consistently ahead, but in the last week or so, it was eventually overtaken by the first season.

Take time to vote in the Live Almanac's new poll (in the blog sidebar to the right): "Will The Monkees ever be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?"

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Fans choose 'The Monkees Present' as their favorite late era LP

7/14/2014

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The votes are in! For the last month, Monkees fans have been asked to choose as their favorite one of the three albums recorded by the group at the tail end of their original formation. With 51.61% of the vote, The Monkees Present came out on top. Last summer, the album was treated to a deluxe retrospective by Rhino Handmade, being expanded to a 3-CD boxed set featuring the original album re-mastered, plus two extra discs packed with unreleased mixes, never-before-heard backing tracks, and previously unreleased songs.

Take time to vote in the new poll (to the right in the blog sidebar) which asks what season of The Monkees television series is your favorite.

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Monkees fans desire live concert CD/DVD and new album

6/15/2014

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For almost a month, Monkees fans were polled by the Live Almanac asking what they wanted to see as the next Monkees project after the completion of the 2014 spring tour. With the latest round of concerts over, and nearly 1,000 votes cast, fans overwhelmingly desire a live concert CD/DVD release (30.49%) and a new studio album (27.8%).

When it comes to the question of new music by The Monkees, each member of the group has expressed varying degrees of enthusiasm about such an endeavor. Though everyone seems open to the idea, no definite plans have been made. "Never say never; there’s always a chance," Peter said optimistically during a recent interview. "We have no concrete plans right now but there's no telling." "We talk about it regularly," added Michael. "When we are together we talk at length sometimes about Monkees projects we could do, including making (new) music." Micky was forthright with Rolling Stone in April 2013. "I'd love to make a new one," he said.

A live album would seemingly be an easier project to tackle. Fans have expressed their wishes for such a release on internet discussion forums (and in numerous emails to the Live Almanac). The tapes are there for a live CD to become a reality.  At the 2014 Monkees convention this past winter, Andrew Sandoval confirmed that three shows on the 2012 Monkees tour were professionally recorded. He told convention goers that to date he has been unable to strike a deal for a live album release for various reasons. Tapes exist from the 2011 tour with Davy as well. "I have all of the 2011 tour recordings. That would be a great CD project someday," Sandoval told Examiner.com.

Monkees fans are frequently clamoring for a live DVD, too, but no concerts have been professionally filmed since the group returned to the stage in 2011. Micky, in an interview after the 2011 tour, wasn't sold on the idea of filming their show. "You don't record musicals either. And the reason is that you want people to come and see the show, but also, especially theatrical productions, they never look good when you try to film or tape them. You can't just capture the three-dimensionality of a space. It's like shooting the front of a house." Granted, with the large video wall stationed behind The Monkees during their live performance, it very well could prove to be a nightmare to film. But the group might consider other options for a concert DVD if taping the current live show proves logistically impossible. A soundstage would work (think Fleetwood Mac's The Dance  in 1997). A concert filmed on a soundstage also opens up further possibilities (a VH1 Storytellers-like performance, perhaps?). And the astounding video wall footage produced by Andrew Sandoval, Rachel Lichtman, and Jonathan Nesmith over the last several tours could be synced to the live audio and offered as a bonus feature on a concert DVD.

Be sure to take a moment and vote in the new poll located on the right in the blog sidebar: "What is your favorite late period Monkees album?"

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"Love Is Only Sleeping" tops Live Almanac setlist poll

5/21/2014

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Since the Monkees convention this past March, over 3,000 fans voted in the Live Almanac's poll asking which three songs would be worthy of inclusion on the setlist for the 2014 Monkees Tour. The song selections in the poll featured cuts that haven't been performed by Micky, Michael, and Peter since The Monkees returned to the road in late 2012.

The final results show a close race at the top, with "Love Is Only Sleeping" barely edging out "Sometime in the Morning." Peter has already confirmed that "Shades of Gray" will be included in the set when The Monkees take the stage tomorrow evening in New Hampshire. 

Be sure to check back with the Live Almanac to view the official setlist from opening night of the 2014 Monkees Tour! And don't forget to vote in the new Live Almanac poll...located on the blog sidebar to the right. Results will be shared after the conclusion of the tour.
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Results of Live Almanac Poll #4: "Valleri"

6/29/2013

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This poll was conducted from June 4 to June 29, 2013.

Looks like the first recorded version of "Valleri" wins fairly easily. You can read more about the two versions of the song here.

Thanks for the great response to the poll!
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