Tag Archives: Hal Blaine

Monkee Music 2: More Of The Monkees

Posted on August 19, 2011 by Andrew Hickey

A revised and improved version of this essay appears in my book Monkee Music, available as paperback, hardback, PDF, Kindle (US), Kindle (UK) and ePub (all DRM-free). With the huge success of The Monkees and Last Train To Clarksville, the … Continue reading →

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Monkee Music 1: The Monkees

Posted on August 13, 2011 by Andrew Hickey

A revised and improved version of this essay appears in my book Monkee Music, available as paperback, hardback, PDF, Kindle (US), Kindle (UK) and ePub (all DRM-free). The Monkees’ first album was put together very quickly, in anticipation of the … Continue reading →

Posted in music | Tagged bobby hart, boyce and hart, brill building, candy store prophets, carole king, david gates, davy jones, gerry goffin, glen campbell, goffin and king, Hal Blaine, james burton, last train to clarksville, michael nesmith, micky dolenz, mike nesmith, monkee music, peter tork, russ titelman, the monkees, the wrecking crew, tommy boyce | 17 Comments

The Beach Boys On CD: The Beach Boys Party!/Stack-O-Tracks

Posted on February 19, 2011 by Andrew Hickey

A revised version of this essay appears in my book The Beach Boys On CD. If you like this, please consider buying it. Hardback Paperback PDF Kindle (US) Kindle (UK) Kindle (DE) All other ebook formats This is going to … Continue reading →