never seen them.....LOL...probably true.yep....im sure he puts the Stones and the Kinks and Yardbirds in that category too...
Btw...I saw the Kinks in San Francisco the very first show I ever went to. I think it was at the Fillmore West.
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never seen them.....LOL...probably true.yep....im sure he puts the Stones and the Kinks and Yardbirds in that category too...
Btw...I saw the Kinks in San Francisco the very first show I ever went to. I think it was at the Fillmore West.
Excellent show. Ray has always been a good performer.never seen them.....
he is just part of a manufactured pop music machine......lol....Excellent show. Ray has always been a good performer.never seen them.....
So long Peter.
Two Monkees left.
Peter Tork of the Monkees Dies at 77
Peter Tork, the guitarist and wise-cracking character in the 1960s teen-pop sensation the Monkees, died today at the age of 77, a rep for the group confirmed to Variety. Speaking with the Washington Post, Tork’s sister Anne Thorkelson did not specify a cause of death, although the guitarist had been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer a decade ago.
Tork wrote a blog piece for the Post about his diagnosis with adenoid cystic carcinoma after beginning treatment in 2009. Through most of the 10 years since, he had been able to resume an active musical life, participating in Monkees reunion tours as recently as 2016, and recording his own solo blues albums, the last of which, “Relax Your Mind,” came out early last year.
Peter Tork of the Monkees Dies at 77
I didn't really care fer the show....
Who?So long Peter.
Two Monkees left.
Peter Tork of the Monkees Dies at 77
Peter Tork, the guitarist and wise-cracking character in the 1960s teen-pop sensation the Monkees, died today at the age of 77, a rep for the group confirmed to Variety. Speaking with the Washington Post, Tork’s sister Anne Thorkelson did not specify a cause of death, although the guitarist had been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer a decade ago.
Tork wrote a blog piece for the Post about his diagnosis with adenoid cystic carcinoma after beginning treatment in 2009. Through most of the 10 years since, he had been able to resume an active musical life, participating in Monkees reunion tours as recently as 2016, and recording his own solo blues albums, the last of which, “Relax Your Mind,” came out early last year.
Peter Tork of the Monkees Dies at 77
And ‘A little bit me a little bit you’.Neil Diamond wrote I'm a believer.
Larry Taylor played bass on several of those Monkees sessions. Taylor is ‘the’ renowned contemporary blues bass player having recorded and performed for years with Tom Waits and every bonafide blues act of the past fifty years, including being a founding and remaining member of Canned Heat
(Going up the Country, On the Road Again, performed at Woodstock, etc).
Those were the days.
Real music
That's true and people know who was genuine and not.Most of those were genuine and wrote their own material. The Monkees were a total contrivance..
By the way....the Beatles were a "manufactured pop music machine"?
Which fool said that?
Production only goes so far. All of the Beatles were prolific beyond George Martin. So were the Stones before and after NYT writer Judith Miller’s brother Jimmy produced (and drummed on) some of their most successful albums.That's true and people know who was genuine and not.Most of those were genuine and wrote their own material. The Monkees were a total contrivance..
By the way....the Beatles were a "manufactured pop music machine"?
Which fool said that?
I did, jackass; any idiot who has heard the Beatles early stuff when they were just another bar band and then compared that to the sound and image George Martin created for them knows it's a fact, too. George Martin was a great producer, so were producers like Terry Melcher at RCA, and several others, who got bands started on their road to 'fame' via Wrecking Crew studio sets, as he did with the Byrds; others did the same for Sonny and Cher, got the Mamas and the Poppas together, built the Grass Roots from scratch, etc.
yep....im sure he puts the Stones and the Kinks and Yardbirds in that category too...Yes. Quite the non expert when it comes to 60's music and musicians.the same guy who said the Byrds were too....
Production only goes so far. All of the Beatles were prolific beyond George Martin. So were the Stones before and after NYT writer Judith Miller’s brother Jimmy produced (and drummed on) some of their most successful albums.That's true and people know who was genuine and not.Most of those were genuine and wrote their own material. The Monkees were a total contrivance..
By the way....the Beatles were a "manufactured pop music machine"?
Which fool said that?
I did, jackass; any idiot who has heard the Beatles early stuff when they were just another bar band and then compared that to the sound and image George Martin created for them knows it's a fact, too. George Martin was a great producer, so were producers like Terry Melcher at RCA, and several others, who got bands started on their road to 'fame' via Wrecking Crew studio sets, as he did with the Byrds; others did the same for Sonny and Cher, got the Mamas and the Poppas together, built the Grass Roots from scratch, etc.
You probably always had a pickle in yer mouth pretending it was the penis of Davey Jones.I didn't really care fer the show....
Why do you always have to be a dick ?
I saw the Monkeys in concert with Weird AlTry to imagine being at a Monkee's concert in the summer of 1967...………………….
Take a look around. 8-13 year old white girls and their moms and grandmoms.
The lights go low, the kids start screaming, and out walks Jimi Hendrix !!
Suddenly, he strikes a chord that could shatter windows, and breaks into "Are You Experienced !!!"
Try to picture that shit, I bet five minutes into his set and half the audience of little white girls are crying their eyes out, and their moms and grandmoms mouths are open and their eyes are big as saucers !
This was probably the worse concert pairing of all time, but had to have been funnier than shit to watch the audience crap their pants.