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Cash Box reviews "Instant Replay"

3/9/2018

Thanks a lot to Yan Helgos Folkerts‎ for sharing this review of The Monkees' seventh LP, Instant Replay, that was originally published in the February 15, 1969 issue of Cash Box.

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"The Monkees Present" reviewed in Cash Box

4/9/2017

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(Courtesy Monkee45s.net)

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1975 trade ad promotes "The Monkees" in syndication

4/1/2017

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First National Band counter display

3/3/2017

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Season's Greetings from The Monkees in 1969

12/13/2016

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From the December 27, 1969 issue of Cash Box (Courtesy of Kevin Schmid)

Here's an outtake from the 1969 photo session that produced the Cash Box ad seen above. It was first published in the December 2000 issue of Monkee Business Fanzine. Monkees stand-ins and associates Ric Klein (left) and David Pearl (right) lend assistance.

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Rhino advertises Grammy nod for "Good Times!" in Billboard

10/12/2016

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Rhino Records executive John Hughes just posted a photo on Facebook of an ad that can be found in this week's issue of Billboard. Is a Grammy nomination in The Monkees' future?

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Billboard magazine ad for the debut Monkees single

1/5/2016

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(From the August 27, 1966 issue of Billboard)

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"D.W. Washburn" single advertised in Billboard magazine

12/15/2015

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(From the June 8, 1968 issue)

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"Heart & Soul" (The Official Monkee Videography)

12/13/2015

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(VHS cassette cover - from my collection)

(Promotional handbill - from my collection)

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Ben Frank's

9/18/2015

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In September 1965, Hollywood television producers Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider placed an ad in The Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety that read, "Madness!! Auditions. Folk & Roll musicians-singers for acting roles in new TV series. Running parts for 4 insane boys, age 17 - 21. Want spirited Ben Frank's-types. Have courage to work. Must come down for interview." By November 1965, after over 400 potential applicants were screened, the audition process had been completed. Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork were now The Monkees.

Ben Frank’s was a 24-hour restaurant and coffee shop on the Sunset Strip. It was a favorite hangout of young people, musicians, and nearby club patrons, who'd stop by for late night food and drink.

Today, the structure still stands, except it's now Mel's Drive-In.

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"It's Monkeetime!"

7/14/2015

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(From the September 17, 1966 issue of Billboard)

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"Good Clean Fun" promo ad

5/17/2015

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(From the September 6, 1969 issue of Cashbox)

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1969 New York newspaper advertisement

5/16/2015

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The Monkees debuts in reruns in 1969

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Promotional advertisement for Davy's 1971 single "Rainy Jane"

2/26/2015

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(From the July 10, 1971 issue of Cash Box - courtesy of Monkee45s.net)

"Rainy Jane" was released on Davy's 1971 album for Bell Records and became a modest chart hit that year, reaching #52 on the Billboard Hot 100.

From the Live Almanac's YouTube channel comes this demo for "Rainy Jane":

In 2012, "Rainy Jane" was paired with "Girl" (made famous by its inclusion in an episode of The Brady Bunch) for a double-A side 7" single on green vinyl. A Rhino.com exclusive released in the months after Davy's passing, this collector's item, strictly limited to 1,000 copies and not made available in stores, sold out in one day.

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Monkees Monthly editor explains why the 1969 UK tour was postponed

2/3/2015

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The Monkees were originally scheduled to perform concerts in Great Britain in May 1969. In his book, Andrew Sandoval writes that UK agent Vic Lewis told Variety in March 1969 that "The trio are booked for two weeks of shows in London and other provincial cities in Britain. After that they are scheduled to spend a further two weeks performing in continental Europe." Later that month, New Musical Express in Britain reported that the shows had been postponed.

Despite this article (from the May 1969 issue of Monkees Monthly) promising the group would appear by the end of the year, those concerts ultimately never took place.

New Musical Express ad for the "Tear Drop City" single from the March 22, 1969 issue - note that it references visiting Britain in May

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Billboard magazine ad for the 1986 'Then & Now' LP

1/2/2015

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(From the July 26, 1986 issue of Billboard)

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Breaking the bubblegum mold

7/18/2014

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This is my favorite advertisement created for a Monkees single, coming from the April 26, 1969 issue of Billboard and courtesy of JD at Monkee45s.net!

Monkees Someday Man Listen to the Band Billboard Ad

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Billboard magazine advertisement for 'Headquarters' LP

6/1/2014

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(From the May 20, 1967 issue & courtesy of All Things Music Plus Facebook page)

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Nez trilogy advertised in Billboard

3/7/2014

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This ad for the first three albums released by Michael Nesmith and The First National Band (Magnetic South, Loose Salute, and Nevada Fighter) originally appeared in the July 12, 1971 issue of Billboard. It was reprinted in the March 1991 issue of Monkee Business Fanzine as seen below.

(Click image to enlarge)

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'Pool It!' ad from 1987

12/11/2013

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Cash Box reviews "Instant Replay"

"The Monkees Present" reviewed in Cash Box

1975 trade ad promotes "The Monkees" in syndication

First National Band counter display

Season's Greetings from The Monkees in 1969

Rhino advertises Grammy nod for "Good Times!" in Billboard

Billboard magazine ad for the debut Monkees single

"D.W. Washburn" single advertised in Billboard magazine

"Heart & Soul" (The Official Monkee Videography)

Ben Frank's

"It's Monkeetime!"

"Good Clean Fun" promo ad

1969 New York newspaper advertisement

Promotional advertisement for Davy's 1971 single "Rainy Jane"

Monkees Monthly editor explains why the 1969 UK tour was postponed

Billboard magazine ad for the 1986 'Then & Now' LP

Breaking the bubblegum mold

Billboard magazine advertisement for 'Headquarters' LP

Nez trilogy advertised in Billboard

'Pool It!' ad from 1987

Remembering
Peter Tork

"Christmas Party" on Colored Vinyl

Now available from 7a Records

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"Christmas Party" on Colored Vinyl

Now available from 7a Records

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FNB Redux Returns!

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Peter Tork