R.I.P. Davy Jones
Monkees’ Member Davy Jones Dead at 66
Mar 01, 2012
The Monkees
Monkees member Davy Jones died today of a heart attack in his Florida home. He was 66.
From 1965 through 1971 Jones was a member of The Monkees—a band fabricated for the surrealist program of the same name. The bandmates went on to star in Head, a stream of conscience-style film penned by Jack Nicholson.
In recent years, Jones has been seen on Broadway. He also penned three books about life as a Monkee, including Davy Jones: Daydream Believin’ in 2000.
Our thoughts go out to Jones’ family, friends, and fans.
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March 1st 2012
1:20am
Thank you, Under the Radar, for this tribute to Davey Jones and the Monkees. I was a young girl in love with him in the ‘60s. I think I know all the lyrics to all of their songs. RIP Davey Jones, from one of your “Day Dream Believers”.