The Monkees

• Guest 675

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  29 February 2012     19:47156666
  #1      
  R.I.P. Davey Jones of the Monkees. Aged 65, died of a massive heart attack in his sleep.
  
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  Richard Armour
• Guest 710

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  29 February 2012     20:03156671
  #2      
  WOW!!
  
  That is sad.
  
  Davey Jones, early pop singer
  TV star and teen-joy bringer
  fronted the Monkeys with eyes that sparkle
  has boarded the Last Train to Darksville
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• Guest 675

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  29 February 2012     20:09156673
  #3      
  This link has two clips of him in performance only last week.
  
  http://www.tmz.com/2012/02/29/davy-jones-dead-monkees/#.T054UofUOSo
  Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong.
  Richard Armour
• Guest 715

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  29 February 2012     20:14156677
  #4      
  Really liked the Monkees, Daydream Believer still sounds great today, RIP Davey.
  Audere est facere.
• Guest 710

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  29 February 2012     20:15156678
  #5      
  They certainly made their mark...
  
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monkees
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• Guest 661

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  29 February 2012     20:22156682
  #6      
  I remember having Davey Jones, and David Cassidy posters on my bedroom wall as a teenager back in the sixties. First boy band to be put together for the T.V. R.I.P. indeed thought they were great. He also played Ena Sarples grandson in Corrie back in the sixties.
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• Guest 641

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  29 February 2012     20:29156685
  #7      
  Sad news indeed, The Monkees, the Artful Dodger R.I.P.
• Guest 663

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  29 February 2012     20:30156686
  #8      
  Sad to hear the news another teenage idle gone, always remember sitting down to watch the TV show.
• Guest 705

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  29 February 2012     20:33156687
  #9      
  Sad news- I loved the way the band handled all those iconic Neil Diamond songs-RIP Davey.
  Never give up...
• Sarah P

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  29 February 2012     20:44156691
  #10      
  He was only on BBC2 last week in the programme on boy bands , he looked really well
• Guest 657

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  29 February 2012     21:10156696
  #11      
  Very sad news.
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• Brian Dixon

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  29 February 2012     22:45156714
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  sad news indeed,used to watch the tv programes in the 60's,and davy jones being the only brit in group.rip.
• Guest 665

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  1 March 2012     00:06156722
  #13      
  So sad, I loved watching the Monkees tv show every Saturday morning as a kid. He was my favourite.
• Guest 653

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  1 March 2012     08:12156732
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  They were always a happy band, not necessarily over-gifted with musical talent, but a good talent for knowing how to make people feel good. Zany TV programmmes, but raised your spirit if you were miserable.
  He didn't look that old, always had a sparkle in his eyes.
  
  
  
  
  Roger