The Monkees' first album featured a future country legend's signature guitar playing, giving the record its bright, infectious sound years before he became a star in his own right. Additionally, ...
It’s rare that an act gets to go out just the way they always imagined. At the end of a significant run together, a band often is so beset by baggage that their final release can seem a distant echo ...
The Monkees’ chart-topping fourth studio album, Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. has just been reissued as a deluxe four-CD box set that also includes a bonus 7-inch vinyl single. The Super ...
The Monkees were lucky enough to have prolific songwriters working behind the scenes to craft songs for their music catalog. Many came from New York’s Brill Building, where they worked for the show’s ...
The musical career of the Monkees can be neatly divided into two distinct periods: before Headquarters and after Headquarters. Prior to the June 1967 LP, the band’s songs were selected by outside ...
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