I love this video with Mike Nesmith and Frank Zappa! LOL! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgNxuNaYHsk&feature=related

Zeppelin's "Starship" was originally The Monkees tour plane. http://en.allexperts.com/q/Led-Zeppelin-501/transportation.htm Also, ran across this freakin' hilarious Monkees message forum! Check it out! http://psychojello.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=talk

That was a great rock/doc! I'm looking forward to their new album!

I still have my original vinyl copy from my childhood! My latest purchase:

That's what I was thinking, too!

Papa Nez surprised them onstage in 1986 and joined them in "Listen to the Band" at their concert in Los Angeles. After the four of them did the TV movie in early 1997 that aired on ABC, he joined them on a UK tour and when there was talk of a US tour, he bailed. They are literally like family and have a real love/hate relationship like brothers, so when there is talk of in-fighting, none of the fans bother to be concerned about it, really.

I guess Davy's 30-something year old bride has "rejuvenated" him!! LOL! I've seen the Monkees 3 times in concert over the last 20+ years. All 3 concerts were great and everyone had so much fun.

The Other Side of Life - The Moody Blues

White Room - Cream

Ohh! GREAT song! My Bucket's Got A Hole In It - Ricky Nelson

Milk Cow Blues - Eddie Cochran

I love, love LOVE the Who! I'm a total fangirl.

No More Mr. Nice Guy - Alice Cooper

Unbreak My Heart - Toni Braxton

As much as I love Buddy Holly, your post made me LOL, Jethro! I definitely see your point. It goes without saying that when an artist is dead; anything, and I mean anything, they did, sang, recorded, wrote, looked at, thought about, dreamt about....becomes something everyone is clamoring to get.

Shake, Rattle and Roll - Bill Haley

Downtown - Petula Clark

That's My Little Suzie - Ritchie Valens

Little by Little - Robert Plant

I Got A Feelin' - Ricky Nelson

Love in an Elevator - Aerosmith

Woman Love - Gene Vincent