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Random Monkees Musings

7/21/2014

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A quick note about this post below: I had been working on a couple of different blog entries about various topics, but they weren't coming together to my satisfaction. I decided to combine everything into a single post titled 'Random Monkees Musings.' I'm hoping it doesn't read like a rant, nor do I want it to seem like my personal wish list of Monkees projects. I receive a lot of emails and comments from Monkees fans and I'd like to think I'm sharing some of those thoughts, while adding my personal opinions on top of it all. Feedback welcomed!

Rhino Records / Monkees Merchandise / And More

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Rhino Records owns the rights to almost everything Monkees. Gone, of course, are the days when longtime Monkees champion Harold Bronson fronted Rhino. But in the years since his departure, Rhino has continued to be kind to Monkees fans. Thanks to stalwarts like Andrew Sandoval, we've been treated to multiple deluxe editions and box sets of the group’s recorded output, along with complete season collections of The Monkees television series. Followers of other groups are rightfully envious of the reverence Rhino has afforded the Monkees catalog. And I think I can speak for most fans in saying how grateful we have been for these releases. With all due respect, however, I can't help but to feel that Rhino is underutilizing their investment. 

When Monkees.com opened in 2006, the site was fairly rudimentary (not as much as its current, barebones incarnation), but rare photos were made available, and Andrew Sandoval hosted a number of Monkees podcasts that were exclusive to the site, including a multiple part interview with Michael Nesmith. There was talk of fans being able to download rare tracks from the vault, but that never came to fruition. Sandoval's departure from Rhino most likely stifled the promise of a true, official Monkees website.

I'm still interested in downloading rare tracks from the vault via the official Monkees website. Here's my first request. How about the mono soundtrack mix of "As We Go Along" (a personal favorite) that didn’t make the Rhino Handmade Head box set? Don't forget about backing tracks and alternate mixes that remain unissued or were passed over on the recent deluxe sets. Hopefully this material will see release on future Rhino projects, but if not...
Rhino should also consider offering a fresh line of Monkees merchandise:
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Gene Ashman 8-button Monkees T-shirts: I can’t count the number of emails I have received inquiring about where these shirts can be purchased. Last year, I published a blog post about the origins of the design, and that post continues to be one that brings a lot of visitors to this website (who then follow-up with me asking about its availability). I would imagine if the Ashman shirt had been sold at the merchandise booth during the recent tours, it would have been a runaway hit, just like the Nez wool hats. 

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Official Line of Monkees T-shirts: If you are like me and have been fairly underwhelmed when it comes to the T-shirts produced for the last couple of Monkees tours, you are not alone. But Rhino did hit a home run with the Head T-shirt that was offered on the 2012 tour (I still get emails about that one, too). Imagine a Monkees T-shirt with an Instant Replay cover-like design. Gary Strobl offered some nice shirts in the ‘80s (including the 8-button style!). Rhino should take notice. (And maybe produce shirts that aren't as cartoonish in style?) It just seems like Rhino could be making some money here, doesn't it?

Monkees Posters: Head-themed posters, live shots of the band onstage, vintage Monkees in their heyday. Great for dorm rooms. New generations of fans are still discovering The Monkees.

Davy Jones maracas
Monkees Maracas: How many stories have we read over the years about musicians who were inspired by watching The Monkees television show? Not to beat a dead horse, but I’ve received emails from musicians asking for information about what kind of maracas were used by Davy Jones during The Monkees’ heyday (particularly this style to the left), right down to the nitty gritty of model numbers and more. I mustn't forget the questions about where to find a Monkees Gretsch guitar from the 1960s, too! 

The Monkees tambourines that were for sale on the recent tours seemed to be a popular selection, so why not add a line of maracas? Better yet, portions of the proceeds could go to Davy's Equine Memorial Foundation.

Monkees Vinyl: Vinyl has made a comeback of sorts, but Rhino has missed the boat (except for issuing the Head soundtrack in 2011). How about a limited edition pressing of the group’s albums on vinyl, in both stereo and mono box sets? (For what it's worth, Friday Music has issued several Monkees albums on vinyl in the last couple of years, including Justus.) Think about how fast a mono vinyl reissue of The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees would move. While Rhino's at it, they could produce a vinyl 45 singles set, too. These items would be great for release on Record Store Day 2015 and could later be made available through Rhino Handmade.
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Monkees on your iPad: Why not? Paul McCartney just did it, configuring several of his most popular solo LPs as downloadable apps for your iPad, all of which contain premium content such as remastered audio tracks, archival video footage, interviews, rare photos, and more. The Monkees have always been a multimedia entity. This sort of product would be a great way to mine that entity. Imagine...Monkees TV show outtakes, lost interviews, unseen photos, unheard backing tracks and alternate mixes, and maybe even outtakes from Head, if Bob Rafelson finally gives the OK. Remember the Monkees CD-ROM you bought back in the '90s and how cool you thought it was?  It's time to bring The Monkees into the 21st century!

Perhaps these sort of products are not being produced because Rhino's bottom line shows that there simply isn't a demand to justify the production costs. And that very well could be true. Something tells me, however, that couldn't be absolutely correct. Think about the lines (and how deep they were) for merchandise on the recent Monkees tours (merchandise that wasn't cheap by any means). AND, expanded deluxe editions of Monkees albums that didn't sell much in the 1960s to begin with (Head, Instant Replay, and The Monkees Present) have all been afforded special treatment in the form of 3-CD box sets priced at $60 a pop. Obviously, somebody is buying this stuff!)

New Monkees Music for Another Monkees Tour

This website recently conducted a poll asking fans if they were interested in a new Monkees album. The response was very positive. If the thought of producing a full blown album is too daunting for Micky, Michael, and Peter, then they should consider recording an EP, perhaps starting with four or five songs and gauging the response from there. I'm also a full supporter of re-recording a few of the classics in their newer, live concert arrangements (think "Sweet Young Thing"). A strong producer is needed for this project.

A few new songs would serve a great purpose for any potential future Monkees tour, too. There were several allusions made in interviews this past spring that there could be concerts this fall. If that's so, it would be the group's fourth tour in two years. The shows have been great, but a revamped set list (perhaps with an acoustic portion that Nez teased last summer) is a must. And wouldn't it be icing on the cake if the trio had two or three new songs to perform on top of the classics?

The 50th Anniversary in 2016

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Believe it or not, in a couple of years The Monkees will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary. (Becoming a fan during the 20th Anniversary as I did, does this mean I’m getting old?) Micky joked about what The Monkees would be like at their 50th anniversary during the 1996 shows, and it’s almost here. If they were willing, you would think a round of concerts would be a no brainer. But there are so many other potential ways to celebrate The Monkees’ 50th Anniversary.

Gary Strobl’s book: Gary has been talking about his book since the 1980s! I have a handwritten response from Strobelight Productions saying that the book should be published shortly, and that response is postmarked 1987. Last year, Gary announced that he had signed a contract with a publisher, so let’s hope all of his hard work and dedication in attaining interviews, gathering photographs, and more is on the market by the time the 50th rolls around.

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A Henry Diltz Monkees Photo Book: Wouldn’t a collection of rare and unpublished photographs of The Monkees by Henry Diltz be an immediate purchase? Henry has thousands of images of The Monkees. (Think about a section dedicated to the lean years of 1969 and 1970 alone.)  It’s time these photos see the light of day! C’mon, Henry!

A Monkees Documentary: I'm not saying it has to be on the level of The Beatles Anthology, but imagine a three hour series dedicated to the entire career span of The Monkees. The 1997 Rhino-produced Hey, Hey We're The Monkees was a nice start, but it's time for an updated production. I wonder what Andrew Sandoval and Rachel Lichtman are doing after their Boyce and Hart documentary is completed?
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Second Edition of Andrew Sandoval's book: Late last year, the Live Almanac reported that Andrew was working on an update of his definitive 2005 book, The Monkees: The Day-by-Day Story of the '60s TV Pop Sensation. Needless to say, this would be a welcome addition to the bookshelves of Monkees fans in time for the group's 50th Anniversary!

8 Comments
B. Sherman
7/21/2014 15:28:41

Great thoughts! Your site is absolutely the go-to site for all things Monkees. Awesome finds from 1970 and 1971 by the way.

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Monkees Live Almanac
7/22/2014 02:55:25

Thanks very much!

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Jeff Gehringer
7/22/2014 07:53:50

I have always been amazed that Rhino has not done more merchandising on the Monkees. Their work on the records has been incredible. But except for some clothes & various artifacts at Spencers in the early 90's, there has been very little. You see how other 60's series are marketed like "the Munsters", "I dream of Jeannie" and now the TV "Batman", I think they are leaving a lot of money on the table. Still waiting for them to post the 2014 tour merchandise on their website.

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Tony
7/22/2014 11:19:11

I have to admit, the only things that really interest me here are recording new material (EP or full LP – anything we can get!) and a fresh show with even more rare cuts and an acoustic set for a 50th anniversary tour. I guess I like to look forward instead of backward!

It would be great to dig into Davy's and Gary Strobl's video archives to release a DVD of the 1997 UK tour, though.

And as good as a new documentary sounds, I think it's already been done so many times. We've had the 1997 Disney Channel special, VH1's Behind The Music, E! True Hollywood Story, plus countless others. More or less, they all cover the same stuff. They gloss over the post-Head years in 1969 and 1970, briefly mention the success of the 80s reunion, and that's about it. I'd only be interested if they devoted just as much of the production to the reunions as the original run in the 60s. There's so much of a story to tell there with the various breakups and makeups, and how so many opportunities to hit it big again just kind of fizzled away. And no one has really told that story.

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Karen link
7/23/2014 11:24:06

Hi Tony,

I know what you mean about the docs stopping short of the reunions. You might want to read my interpretation of the 80's, 90's and up to modern times in my treatment for a feature film. You can read the last 18 pages, they cover that time period, and are based on a lot of research. Here is the url:

http://toclarksvilleandback.wix.com/to-clarksville

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rob
7/22/2014 14:10:22

Once again the grail of monkeedom has felt the pulse of us hardcore Monkee maniacs.. recent tour merchandising has been stale at best.. biggest hit recently was Nez's beenie hat but didn't appear this year?.. how about some authentic Monkees love beads.. also t shirts with album art covers would be awesome..! Setlist lets face it .. who would have ever thought we would virtually hear the same setlist three years in a row..
Would love to hear aunties Municipal Court, oh my my..steam engine,, sometime in the morning.. all of your toys.. tear the top off my head.. on and on..the boys are more than capable.. I think they played it safe this spring with all accolades from last year.. so where do they go from here?. New album makes sense to get exposure from the main stream media.. talk shows.. late night and morning.. a huge boost of exposure..well deserved..but then one of my hardcore Monkees friends said to me bluntly.. "we have what we have..“ my wish would be the boy's go all out hardcore deep cuts.. country and garage and psychedelic..... and play some festivals.. but I think I'm living in a dream world..

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Mel
7/23/2014 08:26:38

Completely agree on everything! I'd also love to see the TV show be remastered and rereleased for the 50th anniversary on DVD and Blu-ray with more extra features (outtakes and such) than what's on the current DVD releases.

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Kevin Stafford
7/23/2014 23:59:59

In your blog about Rhino "missing the boat" on Rhino vinyl, you forgot they also released the 12 " EP "Selections From The Headquarters Sessions". Also, Their pressing of "Head" is much superior to the Friday Music or Sundazed releases.

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    • AN EVENING WITH THE MONKEES (FEATURING MICKY DOLENZ & PETER TORK)
    • GOOD TIMES: THE 50th ANNIVERSARY TOUR
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