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A truly classic feel-good pop song. Sadly, only two Monkees are still with us, but this song will live on and continue to make us smile.
but one of the remaining 2 pretty much invented the concept that became mtv, and his mom invented white out aka liquid paper.
I love The Monkees, and their TV show was the best!
I loved their walk...ha, ha...remember how they did on their show??
I remember being a kid in the 60's watching this show and totally being in love with Davey Jones. At the age of six my prize possession was a picture of him I got from the back of a box of Corn Flakes.
I was in love with Peter initially, but as I got older, it was Davey all the way. I loved his sense of humor and how he didn't really take himself that seriously. He just did what he enjoyed, and was always so awesome to his fans. I haven't heard a single horror story about meeting Davey Jones. Plus I think he was definitely the best singer out of the 4.
@@AJAXKID123 Mike is AWESOME!! He was definitely the most talented songwriter of the bunch, and one of the best musicians. Mike is a great singer, too, but I think Davy has a better rock'n'roll voice than Mike (he screamed REALLY great -- Mike couldn't do that), and I just like the texture of his voice much better. Mike's voice was more soulful for sure. When I first was introduced to them, I loved Peter the most, but at this point it's Davey. It's really his sense of humor, the fact that he could laugh at himself (he always was the butt of the short jokes), his respect for his fans, his humility, his lighthearted attitude, and how refreshingly uncomplicated he seemed to be. Mike's ego got to me after a while. Plus Davey was the best dancer....and he always looked great....well, except for the brief mullet period in the 80s. Actually Mike still looks pretty good, especially for his age
@@AJAXKID123 As far as "hotness" goes, I always found guys with a sense of humor about themselves, and about life, very attractive. Davy definitely has that, plus he's a very good dancer. He's got moves! Plus, that scene in the concert episode where he has his shirt off!!! Need I say more?
@@AJAXKID123 Love it! I really enjoyed his dance sequence on the 33 1/3 RPM special
Yeah you can't help smile when seeing them. They are silly as can be, but they had talent. Will always love these guys and the memories they have given me.
Over 50 years later, still making people smile.
I grew up watching the reruns of The Monkees. Girl, I was in loooove with Davy Jones. Now keep in mind I was still a teen when they came back for a reunion tour in the 80's,I went from him being a cute younger little thing to MUCH older. I was like Ahhhhh! Screwed me up hard, lol. I still love them though. Hell, my cat is named after them. This is still one of my fave songs. Makes me smile too. Every single time.
The Monkees turned out some great songs during their reign .the show was just fun to watch..and the music was a plus..no drugs or drama...just fun and great songs..love your reaction Sunshine...they ruled during their time...
Fun fact: the singer’s name is David (Davy or Davey) Jones. But there was a man in England with lots of ambition who had the same name. Because of this the man in England changed his name to David Bowie....and the rest is history😀!
When I was 10, I had a crush on Monkey Davy Jones. When I was 15, I fell in life-long love with David Robert Jones aka Bowie. Hmmm, must be something about that name...😂😂😂
Oops, that would be Monkee, not Monkey. Damn that autocorrect! 😋
@@chrisf.7980 There’s something about David.....😂!
@Ineke Baalman The British accent doesn't hurt one bit either, just sayin'! 😂😂😂
@@chrisf.7980 😅😅😅🥳!
The Monkees were literally a "made for TV" musical act sometimes called, "the Prefab Four" (playing on the Beatles "Fab Four" moniker). Made up of two actors who could sing (David Jones and Mickey Dolenz) and two actual musicians (Peter Tork and Michael Nesmith) they actually had a couple of decent hits. The bloke you saw dancing in this video was David "Davey" Jones, the only English one of the group. If you are interested in exploring more of The Monkees here are a couple of suggestions for you:
"Pleasant Valley Sunday"
"Last Train To Clarksville"
There is no explanation. There's just something about who they were. Their youth,their energy, whatever, that makes people smile
I'm sorry but Davey Jones was HOT -- and he really seemed to be the most laid back out of all of them. Really humble guy -- plus GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!! Those crazy teenyboppers back in the day were right!! Haha. I don't even care if I'm like 6 in taller than him.
You say laid back yet most think the English are uptight
I'm a Mickey girl, myself
@@Tr1k1e Haha. Very true. But he was also in the middle of 2 pretty huge egos with Mike and Peter. Davey didn't seem to have the huge ego that these 2 had - for him it was all about the fans. It seems all he really wanted to do was entertain people, while the other 2 were more concerned with their own musical visions
@@timebandito4278 Yeah, Davey saw himself as an entertainer and the other guys saw themselves as genius *artistes* with important things to say. None of them were necessarily wrong, but it would have been great if they had navigated the middle ground between their Kirshner stuff and their overly indulgent later stuff, because their initial run was frightfully short. The fact that they started out as a parody of The Beatles became immediately complicated as The Beatles became impossible to keep up during a time of rapid cultural change. I suppose if they were still trying to release stuff like Day Dream Believer in 1971, they would have definitely been seen as over the hill anyway. Maybe it's best they burned so bright and lasted such a brief time.
And yeah, lil Davey was one of my first crushes, too.
@@MRoyClark I agree. I call him Broadway Davey. He really was a great singer and dancer. Very gifted, and I think he just enjoyed sharing his talents with the world.
I heard him in an interview talking about "Head," and he said that he'd wished they'd done a movie like "Ghostbusters" or some "fun Monkees movie." He just didn't think "Head" was the right project for them. I do think if they had done a more lighthearted film, it would have worked, and they might have even gone on to make more than one. Ya, wasn't the Monkees only on for like 3 seasons? I definitely think Davey was right on the money though.
Loved them as an 8 year old boy when they first came out, I NEVER tire of hearing their music!
This song will forever be Davy song they don't do this at the shows they show this video they say this one belongs to him now that he is not with us I love Davy forever and The 2 left Mike and Micky are doing a farewell tour just sad that it is the end. but there music will stay with me forever.
I got to see Davy the last year he performed/passed away. I was just walking in Epcot and thought at first I was hearing a great cover band. I picked up my Events brochure and realized he WAS right there singing. I happily sat my butt down and watched him sing, calling people and holding the phone up so they could hear him. I was too young to remember when they first came out but I watched reruns on Nickelodeon of their show in the 80s. Loved it!
Oh my song. Haha. My first name is Jean. I was nine and it was really fun to know I had a song. Then the following year Oliver released a song called Jean. I loved both! ❤️❤️❤️
Oh my gosh I love that you said they make you happy, because do you know what happened right before I watched this? I came home after a really bad day at work and checked to see what was uploaded. I saw The Monkees and said “I’m going to watch that now because they always make me happy.” And then you said the same thing! Just one of the many reasons I love your channel, we are both drawn to the happy songs. This was fun and I am definitely smiling now, so thanks for doing it! I’m glad you realized it was a different song haha.
One of the biggest records of 1967. 4 wks at #1. The Monkees were HUGE in 1966 & 1967. ♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Five years ago, the (then) three surviving Monkees recorded a new album called Good Times on which they sung and played all the instruments. Davy had passed a while before and Peter has since.
A lot of contemporary songwriters wrote song especially for that album but one of them was by Harry Nilsson.
Even Davy was on the album as they used an old vocal track he recorded and played the music for it. My favourite track on it was Me And Magdalena. There are two versions of it. One is on the CD and a slower version is one of the extra tracks on a deluxe edition. I prefer the first one but both gorgeous.
The album on which they played all instruments was Justus back in ‘90s.
And most of Headquarters.Regardless Good Times is a fine album and over many recordings Peter and Mike proved themselves to be very creative musicians
@@petergray2588 Ah. I've mixed up two stories my memory.
@@stevesm4 Two stories are better than one! 2 Me and Magdalena’s are better than one too. Must get me that deluxe edition someday
The iconic Davey Jones dance! We used to LOVE watching my mom do this dance back in the day!
Axl Rose coopted that dance.
In my late teens, (1980's) i used to hang in a bar in the worst part of Alphabet City in NYC, it was a shitty, dark dirty bar, full of punks, bikers, old drunks, preppies, Rastas, etc. But when this song came on the jukebox, ALL OF US would sing at the top of our lungs waving our beer mugs in the air with the music. It was magical. Now whenever I hear it, I have the best memories and the biggest smile! Thanks for this!
That sounds like an awesome movie scene.
@@Rockesb888 Oh, it was. The only time it ever happened was that song, and it makes me happy to this day.
Used to watch the Monkees show! So cool you did this reaction! Davey Jones had some of us swooning!
Met Davy Jones in London in a pub and went on a pub crawl around the King's Rd. I'm here to tell you he was a great man. Lovely bloke.
one of the catchiest songs ever
54 years ago and still sounds great even live there great
Great reaction! I’m sure you know that your last video (Hendrix) was the opening act for the Monkees on their 1967 tour. Weird, right?
Spot on, it is nothing else but happy music
Rip Mr David Jones 😪😭
And RIP Peter Tork
Ohhh... my beloved Monkees! Davy Jones, the lead singer on this hit tune, was the first love of my life! When I was between the ages of 4-6 years old, when their show was actually in production and a huge hit, I was so in love with Davy; I first learned to do a British accent because of him. I never stopped loving The Monkees, or Davy; I was fortunate enough to see them in concert live three times, after they experienced a revival of popularity back in the 80s, because MTV was showing the old series on their network. So wonderful. We lost Davy suddenly to a heart attack in February of 2012. My heart, along with thousands of others, was just broken. We lost Peter (the blonde, hippie-looking sweetie) in February also, seven years later. Thank heavens Micky and Mike are still with us. So talented, and so underrated. I strongly recommend that you react to some episodes of the series; some of them are here on RUclips. I think you might like them! Then, check out their trippy, one and only movie, "Head", which can also be found on RUclips. But check out the series that made them famous first.
Loved me some Monkees💜
I lived Davy so much🥰 he sings this so well.
Loved their TV show back in the 60’s. Their music was joyful 😊
I loved the monkees... Micky was my favourite and always will be... Feel sad that 2 have gone now... As they were a big part of my childhood...
Ahhhhh!! I love them so much. The first rock band I ever loved. Had such a crush on Davy Jones!
Jayy, the Monkees were the best. I remember writing a fan letter to them in California, and I placed extra stamps on the envelope, because it’s California. I was only 7 years old!
I remember watching them when I was a kid bacon the late sixties early seventies that was a highlight of our day thay has a show back than
I was a Kid Bacon too back then in London!
I was about 4 years old and heard this song with my best "black" friend Marcus. We hugged each other and just moved back and forth. Such a wonderful memory.😢
My Mom is 60 and as she said “had the hots” for Davey as a teen. I can see why the girls found him dreamy
Same with this soon to be 60 year old...lol.
I was one who thought he was dreamy lol Last time i seen Davy was 7 months before he passed he told me he remember me was the best feeling in the world. That is why my youtube is about him .
@@user-DJDreamworld that's amazing. What a memory
@@crazeekells It sure was
@@crazeekells I just made the picture of me Davy and my son my profile pic
Recommendations for your Monkees viewing pleasure: "A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You," "What Am I Doin' Hangin' Round?," "Sometime in the Morning," "The Girl That I Knew Somewhere" and "Shades of Gray." Regardless of how they were assembled, they became one of the best pop bands of the 1960s.
Jayy, I love your heartfelt joyful reactions. And you have superb taste in music. The Monkees were gifted charismatic performers. Many of their songs have become pop music standards.
As a kid I remember watching the Monkees TV show every week. The music was catchy and fun to sing along to.
HUGE fan of the Monkees. You need to check out "As We Go Along"
TV series was fabulous. Comedy with songs fabulous 👌😁😁😁😁
I miss waking up and watching the reruns of the Monkees on TV with my sister. We'd laugh non-stop
Jayy you said something to the effect that listening to The Monkees always puts a smile on your face! Exactly!! Cheers!
I was lucky enough to see the Monkees twice in concert. First in Minneapolis for their 45th anniversary tour in 2011 when Davy was still alive. Then 2013 in Milwaukee when Mike Nesmith toured with Peter and Mickey. They were all terrific, but Davy had so much energy, singing, dancing and totally drawing the crowd to their feet. That 2011 outdoor concert was the most entertaining concert I have been to.
My sisters love the show so I got to watch them tooo - they had good songs and show was funny - funny how they were actors who became a real band
I went to see Monkees 50th Anniversary tour in Vancouver, BC, Canada in 2016!! Mickey and Peter were there! Tho Davy Jones Passed in 2012 and Michael Nesmith who passed in 2021didn't go on the tour Mickey and Peter who passed in 2019 were awesome!! I'm so glad I went to see them!! I've loved them since I was a kid!!! Mickey has always been my favorite!! It's so sad tho that he's the only one left!! 😢
IMO the best Monkees songs were written by Mike Nesmith: The Girl I Knew Somewhere, Mary, Mary and You Just May Be the One are my faves! I also love Valeri and She (not written by him).
She is my favourite, but The Girl I Knew Somewhere, its such a haunting song and in my Top 5.
She did Mary Mary You just maybe the one and Valeri might want to check them out she also did Look out here comes tomorrow
He certainly wrote enough wonderful songs to support your opinion.I’d add Daily Nightly, Tapioca Tundra, Listen to the Band etc
I agree with you..... Mike was my favorite Monkey.
Trivia - Michael Nesmith's mother invented Liquid Paper.
He inherited 50 million dollars . Figure why during most of the 80s it was Davy, Peter and Mickey . Not Mike for the reunion tours . Plus he had his video company that was successful.
The Monkees were so much fun, so funny, so handsome, and my sister and I never missed an episode of their show!!
I love the monkees that was a good song you could sing a long with it
I remember calling in to the local radio station as a 10 year old and requesting the monkees...my moms name was Jean and she loved this🖖🏻🇨🇦💥😀
The Monkees are the best! They still hold the most #1’s in one year.
Girl, every time I hear the monkees, I smile too!
When it started I was lovin' your smile then you copped to it. Beautiful thing.
Saw them in 1985 and it was a great show. So glad I got to see them live.
Please watch their tv show sometime... the music, comedy, its an instant smile. Mike and micky are doing the final monkees tour this fall.
Grew up with them on Saturday Mornings
We had good stuff for sure back then
Clean, wholesome and some catchy tunes!
The series was originally shown on tv in the evening.
Rest in Peace Davy, Peter and Mike. Loved you guys so much when I was 12 and 13.
And a great smile it is too! This is a wickedly great pop song with an extra large hook.
The Monkees were the best. I grew up watching their Television show and love their music. I was a bigger fan of them than of the Beatles as a pre teen. FYI, this song was written for them by Neil Diamond.
John Stewart wrote Daydream Believer.
Diamond wrote I’m a Believer
They make me smile also Jayy
I remember seeing the Monkees here in Utah in 1986. They were, in a word, spectacular! Here is a spinoff adventure for you [ if you want to take it] brought to you by the Monkees. It would be great seeing you do reactions to the following two songs. ''Gold'', by John Stewart [[ he wrote ''Daydream Believer'']] and ''A Different Drum'' which was done by Linda Ronstadt and the Stone poneys. ''A Different Drum'' was written by Mike Nesmith, of the Monkees.
Beautiful...🎶
Okay Micky Dolenz only one still living now
" I'm not your stepping stone" is one of their best..grittier , 60's rockish. I've seen Monkees in concert in 80's. Watch their Crazy tv show 🤣 it's a hoot.
Hello i am brazilian, but i Love the international songs ( Monkees was fabulous)!!❤ I really enjoy your vídeos with the reactions! 😉
My favorite Monkees song!
The dance Davy Jones was doing was called "The Shingaling". Everybody was doing that dance back then. It was very popular.
Used to watch this show every time it came on. Of course I also watched The Partridge Family, Brady Bunch and the Banana Splits growing up. And don't forget Batman...lol.
The Monkees and the Jackson 5. If you can listen to these 2 groups and not smile you may not have a pulse
Because they were innocent and fun the 60's were the best era
For loving and fun Flower power watch their TV show sometime
Always fun 🌹🌹🌹
Check out "I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone" or "Last Train to Clarksville".
I was watching an interview with Christine Taylor, Marcia in the Brady Bunch movie, and she said that she had the hugest crush on Davey and was so nervous to meet him. Even in his 50s he was still getting new generations to crush on him
Who remembers when Davy Jones was on The Brady Bunch.
this was made for a musical section in the TV sitcom....they are faking it of course for the TV show and were left free to clown around, hey lets have Davy do his dance, etc. They did several songs in advance for the TV shows on this rainbow colored set. As a Tv show, these guys were hysterically funny, the fast camera style helped move the silly plot along...it was really a show for preteens but as an adult I still LMAO...the plots were totally clean comic book stuff, but sometimes we need that even now. The music was stellar. Daydream Believer was a Number #1 for them. Davy questioned the lyrics he had to sing and kind of said "What the hell does this mean? I don't get it?." He should have added "I'm even singing Oh what can it mean, even the songwriter doesn't get it..." they would have written that line into the show for laughs. HAHAHAH. check out the Monkees TV show to understand the whole thing better. PLus you'll LYAO. I feel sorry for you young people and all the fun you missed in the 1960's to 1985.
Got be honest, I have not been having a good Monday all day...but this really helped. The Monkees never disappoint, thanks Jayy for the reaction !😊
Watching Davy Jones shake it, you see where a certain rolling Stone got his moves from!!😃
Fun story. David Bowie's real name was David Jones, so to avoid confusion with the singer in The Monkees, he changed his stage and legal name to David Bowie.
FAB REVIEW on this! Kim!
The Monkees are the first EVER "making the band" & major put together pop/boyband..
Before New Edition, the Backstreet Boys, the Spice Girls, NSYNC, O-Town, Take That..
Ah, bubble gum music. I grew up on this music. Watched the Monkees on TV. You should check out Michael Nesmith's "Elephant Parts", and the TV series Television Parts. Some great music buried in those shows. Your's is a great reaction Jayy. My "Daydream Believer" connection. "Daydream Believer" is a song composed by American songwriter John Stewart, shortly before he left the Kingston Trio. I installed the satellite dish for John Stewart in Novato, CA. On the stairs going up to the MBR was the ORIGINAL Gold Record for "Daydream Believer" hanging on the wall. When I commented about it, he told me that song alone bought him a few houses. Peace Jayy.
One bit of trivia: Davy Jones (lead singer here) was the reason why David Bowie is called David Bowie. David Bowie's real name is David Jones, but when he was starting out he didn't want to be confused with Davy Jones who was already known, so he changed his name to David Bowie.
I started learning how to dance watching Davey Jones!I was about 12 years old!
They actually have a lot of great songs. I wore their album out as a kid.
Ilubbayou, you have been enspiring for at least 1 yr. LOve you, Love yuuu
This one was redone by Ann Murray in 79-80. Great son.
Michael Nesmith (guitar) developed the concept that eventually became Mtv.
Ok, so i am old enough to remember when Davy was on the episode of The Brady Bunch.lol. He was the "IT" guy back then.
Seventy FIIIF! In case no one's mentioned it, David Bowie was born Jones too, but changed his name so there wouldn't be two Davy Joneses. RIP both Davy Joneses.
Jayy, give a listen to the Monkees singing Sometime In The Morning. You’ll be surprised in a good way. 😎
It's a good song. A daydream believer and a homecoming queen. They've had to face harsh reality but realize they are happy and still in love even if all their fantasies were not fulfilled. Not bad.
They were so popular in 1967 that they outsold the Beatles and Rolling Stones combined.
Yea, 4 Top # 1 albums in the same year will do that! They topped the charts for 29 of 52 weeks in 1967........The Beatles topped the charts for 15 weeks with Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band.
love this and have sung it on karaoke a few times (badly). Its a great singalong song for the crowd
RIP to both of the guys that "played" the piano Davy Jones and Peter Tork.
Simple Beautiful and so uplifting
The 2 at the piano at the beginning of the video have passed away and the guy playing the guitar's mom invented Liquid Paper.
You gotta go on RUclips and watch their episodes they had a great show only two seasons
Yes it surely was those were the days and the Partridge family
Please give a listen to Mickey Dolenz doing Randy Scouse Git. It's my FAVORITE Monkee's song.
They made me smile for years too....do they have CD’s still??
They make me smile too...
should check out their song: Pleasant Valley Sunday