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Micky Dolenz

Micky Dolenz

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Nov 5, 2026

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35:17
hit.
Laurence JuberGUEST
35:17
And I did a show with Mickey Dolenz a few weeks ago.
Laurence JuberGUEST
35:20
And I got up and played that with him.
Laurence JuberGUEST
35:22
And I don't remember what I played on the record.
Laurence JuberGUEST
33:26
I played on That Was Then, This Is Now, which was the last Top 20 Monkeys hit.
Laurence JuberGUEST
33:31
And I did a show with Mickey Dolenz a few weeks ago.
Laurence JuberGUEST
33:33
And I got up and played that with him.
Laurence JuberGUEST
33:35
And I don't remember what I played on the record.
Anthony SteckerHOST
7:46
Yeah.
Anthony SteckerHOST
7:47
And it starred Mickey Dolenz, Mike Nesmith, I almost said Peter Jones, Davy Jones and Peter Tork as young guys in a band trying to make it.
Anthony SteckerHOST
7:57
And they had wacky adventures.
Anthony SteckerHOST
7:59
Wacky! Wacky! Who won? Anybody got an episode? I could go on, but why don't we start talking about episodes? I was going
Keith LauriaHOST
9:50
When
Jody SchwartzHOST
9:50
I found out he was the voice of Scooby-Doo, he became my favorite.
Anthony SteckerHOST
9:55
It's got to be a while ago, like five, six years ago, he was playing, Mickey Dolenz was performing in the area, and he walked into the record store that we know, Keith, Randy's record store.
Anthony SteckerHOST
10:07
He just walked in, and Randy's like a big Monkees fan, has a lot of their records and all, and they're talking, and Mickey Dolenz said to him, hey, if you know what, put it on social media that I'm here.
Brett RechampHOST
43:13
Event is a military tribute race that will feature musical performances at Daytona International Speedway on November 11th.
Tim LanceHOST
43:22
Monkey star Mickey Dolenz is hitting back at modern pop culture's obsession with what they call nepo babies.
Tim LanceHOST
43:29
It's a derogatory term.
Tim LanceHOST
43:30
Dolenz says he followed both of his parents, who were actors, into show business because it made sense to him.
Drew CareyGUEST
5:57
You know, so we were talking before we started recording.
Drew CareyGUEST
6:01
I got to meet I've met her before, but I got to see Mickey Dolenz in concert like a month ago.
Drew CareyGUEST
6:06
He was playing in L.A., so I got to talk to him backstage.
Drew CareyGUEST
6:09
And it was really nice.
Andrew T. SmithHOST
45:57
Well, actually, it was adapted to live action, but in the theatrical sense, not as another film.
Andrew T. SmithHOST
46:03
In the mid-70s, I think that there were two adaptations of it, the most famous one being the British version, staged by the Mermaid Theatre, which starred Mickey Dolenz and Davy Jones.
Andrew T. SmithHOST
46:14
The Monkees.
Andrew T. SmithHOST
46:15
Yeah.
DanHOST
7:59
Ah, good.
DanHOST
8:02
Mickey Dolenz did a James Brown situation as well once.
DanHOST
8:05
Good.
DanHOST
8:06
I don't think the fans would have understood what was going on then either.
JustinHOST
1:30
We have done a couple episodes here on the Monkees before, but the Monkees were formed in Los Angeles in 1965.
JustinHOST
1:37
They brought in Davy Jones, Mickey Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork.
JustinHOST
1:42
And this is kind of an interesting band because they were originally created for a television series inspired by my favorite band, the Beatles.
JustinHOST
1:49
More inspired by the Beatles films, probably Hard Day's Night in particular, but they quickly became one of the biggest American pop rock acts of the 1960s and worldwide, really, proving they were much more than a made-for-TV band.
JustinHOST
3:46
Yeah, he looked like a short version of Dudley Moore.
JustinHOST
3:50
Yeah, kind of.
JustinHOST
3:50
So they put Mickey Dolenz behind the drums, which he was the main lead singer.
JustinHOST
3:54
So kind of interesting the way they did that.
MJHOST
49:35
I laughed so hard when he did that.
ShakesHOST
49:38
My favorite part of this scene, and it's going to mean nothing to so many people out there, the guy selling the gun is Mickey Dolenz, the drummer from the band The Monkees.
MJHOST
49:49
Hey, hey, we're the Monkees.
MJHOST
49:51
Really? People say we monkey
ShakesHOST
50:02
I wouldn't doubt Rob Zombie did it on purpose.
ShakesHOST
50:06
I don't know why.
ShakesHOST
50:07
I don't know why, but yeah, it's Mickey Dolenz.
ShakesHOST
50:11
It's
Mandy ConnellHOST
3:43
I was talking yesterday about this concert that we went to.
Mandy ConnellHOST
3:46
It was Mickey Dolenz, Christopher Cross, the lead singer of Blackfoot, and Todd Rundgren.
Mandy ConnellHOST
3:51
And so at some points, they were all four on the stage at the same time.
Mandy ConnellHOST
3:55
But Christopher Cross would kind of stand off to the side.

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