The Monkees were topping the charts in the mid-to-late 60s. You couldn’t go anywhere without hearing their songs! Here are the top 10 Monkees’ songs, but be warned: these might get stuck in ...

The Bees & the Monkees. The song reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart in December 1967 and remained at the top spot for four weeks. It was the band’s last chart-topper. American ...

The genre began with a mid-tempo, sad song called “96 Tears” by a ... Nothing can change that — even getting knocked off the top spot by The Monkees. Read the original article from Showbiz ...

THE WEEK’S MOST POPULAR CURRENT SONGS ACROSS ALL GENRES ... BY LUMINATE AND SALES DATA AS COMPILED BY LUMINATE. The Monkees Last week Weeks at no. 1 Weeks on chart Colgems Week of November ...

The Monkees themselves can’t claim much credit for “Last Train To Clarksville,” but it’s a great, sticky, meaningful pop song, and a secret protest record to boot. The supposedly authentic ...

And in the midst of it all, there were the Monkees. Micky Dolenz ... They recorded a collection of chart-topping songs and would end up touring all over the country. Some of their most memorable ...

“The Monkees was more than the four of us,” Dolenz ... permission to go in the studio and record our own stuff, our own songs — the instrumentation, the production, the album cover, the ...

The genre began with a mid-tempo, sad song called “96 Tears” by a ... Nothing can change that — even getting knocked off the top spot by The Monkees.