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Updated: 4:06 PM Jul 5, 2009
Man of "Monkee" Fame Comes to Summer Motion
He doesn't Monkey around, and Friday night Micky Dolenz was all business as he wowed the crowd at Ashalnd's Summer Motion.
Posted: 12:52 AM Jul 4, 2009Reporter: Melanie Chapman Email Address: Melanie.Chapman@wsaz.com |
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ASHLAND, Ky. (WSAZ) -- He doesn't Monkey around, and Friday night Micky Dolenz was all business as he wowed the crowd at Ashalnd's Summer Motion.
"It's hard to beat this, you know," Dolenz said. "It's just pretty cool to do rock 'n roll. I mean, people show up and they know all the songs."
Dolenz spent years as a member of the Monkees and then made music on his own.
He says the fans want to hear the classics.
"I really stick to the original versions of the songs, and I do them in their entirety, and I don't mess about," he said. "I think it's really important for an audience that comes to something like this. They wanna hear those songs written by Carole King that I sang, and Neil Diamond and all these great song writers that I had."
Dolenz says he might do another Broadway Show in the near future.
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No, Robin, it really is spelled M-I-C-K-Y. I'm impressed an article actually got it right! Check the opening credits of the TV show or any Monkees website for confirmation. :)
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it is so nice to Mickey still do concerts.I have been a fan ever since i see their show in the 1960's and i am a ran still? I love the Monkee's and Mickey
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