Davy Jones died this morning.

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Davy Jones died this morning.

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I will have to watch the Monkees in honor of him.

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Bummer. RIP Davy.
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R.I.P. Davy I saw him at DelGrosso's Park and he sure was entertaining. I have some photos from that show. He lived in Pennsylvania and Florida.
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Hope he's somewhere with Hendrix having a good laugh about how someone's dumbass agent booked "The Experience" to open for "The Monkees" back in the 60's! :lol: You sure were a heartbreaker back in the day!!! R.I.P.
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Met him at a book-signing at Nittany Mall, by accident. I was waiting for a friend to finish his shift, so I could catch a ride, the morning after a memorable night at The Scorpion. Seemed like a nice guy, I didn't act gurmy, so he treated me okay. He figured out that I was in a band, and I told him I'd been enjoying the fruits of it the night before, and was the worse for wear because of it. He nodded knowingly, and we both moved on.
I heard he lived in the Scotch Valley area for a short time. A friend of mine delivered some stuff to a home there, and he answered the door. Kinda freaked the guy out, as someone who had actually covered Monkees songs back in the day.
RIP, Davey.
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did you tell him the story about that biker pissing on your face? :P
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oh wow...he was still pretty young, thats a shame. I didn't know he lived around here, thats very cool.
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Yeah, major bummer. I remember looking out the window at work seeing him walking down the sidewalk in downtown Johnstown when the Monkees were here in the mid-80's. All of the ladies went goofy over him.
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mjb wrote:did you tell him the story about that biker pissing on your face? :P
No, but that's a good one. This time I was enjoying a young lady's company, and the cops towed my car. I found another young lady to stay with for the night, but it made for a hectic evening. I have to tell you that one someday.
And the biker just shook it off, I was across the room. I didn't say anything. You wouldn't have, either, he had to be 6'7" or more. Makes for a great story, but scared the shit out of me at the time. :lol:
Anyway, Davey Jones was a really talented guy, even as a kid, and I'm sure he'll be missed.
Trivia: David Bowie's real name is David Jones, but he changed it because of Davey from the Monkees.
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songsmith wrote:
mjb wrote:did you tell him the story about that biker pissing on your face? :P
No, but that's a good one. This time I was enjoying a young lady's company, and the cops towed my car. I found another young lady to stay with for the night, but it made for a hectic evening. I have to tell you that one someday.
And the biker just shook it off, I was across the room. I didn't say anything. You wouldn't have, either, he had to be 6'7" or more. Makes for a great story, but scared the shit out of me at the time. :lol:
Anyway, Davey Jones was a really talented guy, even as a kid, and I'm sure he'll be missed.
Trivia: David Bowie's real name is David Jones, but he changed it because of Davey from the Monkees.
every year or two i just like to bring that story up and change it just a bit. i still remember you posting that story, and it still makes me laugh the way you told it... sometimes i'll just think of it and LMAO.
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You should have been there. I still laugh every time I think about it. Wasn't quite as funny then, but you have to admit, that story's a keeper. :lol:
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We were the sound company when Davey Jones, Little Anthony and Dion were at the Jaffa, March 1992. It's hard to believe it's been 20 years ago already. He put on a good show. Easy to work with.
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simple lifestyle faults..that add up.
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