A Ticket to Rye: My Afternoon with Beatles Engineer Norman Smith
Meet the Beatle!
A "Fab" FedEx
Monkee Business
Singing the National Anthem at Wrigley Field
Meeting the Mick
Getting My First "Cover"
Hearing Tell It to My Heart for the First Time on the Radio
A New York Times
Crossword Clue
A Note from the National Security Advisor
Meeting George Harrison
My Second Book Signing
Ari Fleischer's Bookcase
Hangin' with The Yankees
Jamming with Bob Weir
Good Morning, Charlie Gibson
Buzz and Me
Playing the Cavern Club
Tom Hanks and Abe Lincoln
One Dog Night
A Day in L.A. with May
Donn Clendenon's Ring
Fonda Said, Fonda Said
Comrade Putin and Me
Warren "The Whip" Buffett
Interviewing Brian Wilson
Lunch With Karl (Rove)
Herman Cherry Is A Very Tiny Man
Harry “The Horse” Danning
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Monkee Business
I had the great fortune of Davy Jones of The Monkees coming to my house
for my "Summer of Luv" 50th birthday party in 2010, where we all had a
sing-a-long of Monkees, Beatles, Herman's Hermits and others "hits" in
my office.
What an experience, to say the least. Davy just loved to sing. He was a completely unpretentious, fun and spontaneous person.
Thank
you, Davy, for the sing-a-long. Thank you for your music. And thank you
for making me and so many people so happy as you have over the all
these years and, through your music, the years to come.
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Thank You for sharing this intimate performance...it clearly shows how much Davy truly enjoyed performing and you all did such a wonderful job accompanying him.
Posted by: Dawn
Wow, I got a little misty there. Farewell Mr.Jones.
