Sam Leach - KEEP
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Hi Sara (Starr). I think I'd look for a reason to stay of work tomorrow. Goodnight. Love and hugs Sam
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I may be leaving from Florida or New York City (in the States). Still don;t know who the second person is that's going with me. They keep changing their mind. When you say take the bus, I assume you mean from the Manchester Airport. Thanks for your offer to help. I'll let you know, if I have any problems. "Ask for Paul" Hmmm.... What a coincidence. Wish that was the number of Bea's father.
Have a good night.
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Hi Sam i wish i could hehe!! I only work 9am-1pm not too bad i just hope i'm not in the drive thru window the whole time like i was today. The wind is just starting to pick up now! Back to the doctor's tomorrow also.
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Diana (Dmmedic) If there is two of you the return fare would be about $60 which as you can see works out far cheaper. Sara (Starr) Then wrap up well. Love and higs, Sam.
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Hi Sam! oh yes, i'll be as warm as i can i have to wait for the bus in the morning, but i don't leave till last minute so i won't have to wait too long!!
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Yes, Sam , Hibernian F.C. from Edinburgh .... where is the musicians corner ????
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Cesar I know where Hibernian is and who they are. A mate of mine used to play for them. Ask Vinny for info on the musiciian's corner. Goodnight everyonme. Sam.
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Sam Leach:
Hi Sara (Starr). Whilst I enjoyed the fun of watching The Monkees I have to take exception to you saying thay can do anything The Beatles do. To quote John McEnroe..."You cannot be serious". Heh, heh, we're the Monkees. Love and hugs. Sam.
Sam, With all due respect both guitarists for the Monkees were quite good and a match with George and John in playing. The real writer of the group was Nesmith who was very innovative with Elephant Parts, but then again the Monkees were probably the closest thing to MTV in those days. Then again both George and John were far more prolific than Nesmith, but Nesmith did more than his share of innovation. Even Head is ahead of its' time. In some ways it was much better than Let It Be. As for the drummer, I have to believe that Mickey Dolenz is a bit better over all than Ringo. For sweet sounds, Davy Jones could really execute, but no one could compare with JPs mastery of composition and ability to play just about any instrument there was. Big advantage to the Beatles. Cheers, Sam
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Hi Samuel interesting points there!!
Davy has a great voice still!!
Their movie Head sure is odd, but i heard it was named the one of the best psycadellic films of all time, i don't understand it myself but it's an enjoyable film to watch. Micky wasn't even a drummer when he joined the band, he was a guitar player, but they didnt have a drummer so he was chosen cuz the other didn't do it!! They're still a fun band to listen too!! I have all their cd's, i hope to see Davy do a solo show sometime soon!!
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maccascruff:
The Monkees were nothing compared to the Beatles in the 60's. I saw the Monkees in concert in probably 1966 and it was nothing like watching or listening to the Beatles. So I guess I am with Sam waiting for the Monkees fans to come after me.
The Monkees had some great albums, the last I really likes was The Birds, The Bees and the Monkees, which was their last big album. Unfortunately, unlike many groups in the sixties, the Beatles never faded, they split apart. For a few short years from 1966 to 1968, they gave them a run for their money in the charts, while the Beach Boys actually overtook the Beatles in the UK in 1967. Best, Sam C.
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Hi Tashi,how are you doing? Yes Sam I'm trying to be nice to you. I think I'm following in Paul's footsetpes of diplomacy now
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Starr:
Hi Samuel interesting points there!!
Davy has a great voice still!!
Their movie Head sure is odd, but i heard it was named the one of the best psycadellic films of all time, i don't understand it myself but it's an enjoyable film to watch. Micky wasn't even a drummer when he joined the band, he was a guitar player, but they didnt have a drummer so he was chosen cuz the other didn't do it!! They're still a fun band to listen too!! I have all their cd's, i hope to see Davy do a solo show sometime soon!!
So, do you know which Monkee had the solo top forty hit yet and what it was?
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Hi, Samuel this great joke of Monkees been better musicians than the Beatles are really funny we could start a new forum on this P re the musicians corner there are very good songs and musicians there and I began to understood that my songs are more for " bathroom " than garage bands heh heh maybe even the " smell " oops
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Paulfan:
Hi Tashi,how are you doing? Yes Sam I'm trying to be nice to you. I think I'm following in Paul's footsetpes of diplomacy now
Hey Paulfan, I never knew when you were not being nice to anyone here. I must have missed something... Vote for our Favourite Sam! www.samleach.com Vote often and vote legally! Best, Sam C.
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So, do you know which Monkee had the solo top forty hit yet and what it was? Dont know Samuel, but the song is that ... " standin in the lonely light of the siiilver moooonnnn " ........ isnt it ?
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cbimbi:
Hi, Samuel this great joke of Monkees been better musicians than the Beatles are really funny we could start a new forum on this
re the musicians corner there are very good songs and musicians there and I began to understood that my songs are more for " bathroom " than garage bands heh heh maybe even the " smell "
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Hello, cbimbi: John was an average guitar player who could play a fair piano. George was a very talented guitarist. Both wrote some pretty darn good songs. Tork and Nesmith were the musicians of the Monkees and musically, they can match up well with anything John or George could do. Tork falls short in the songwriting department, but Nesmith was very innovative with his sound and talent. Ringo and Dolenz were both good drummers, and although I would give the edge to Ringo (John once quipped that Ringo was the second best drummer in the Beatles). Dolenz actually could play a few more instruments and wrote a few tunes, more than Ringo did during his time with the Beatles. Of course, no once can compare with Paul's ability pure and simple with either composition or playing. It is that simple. Best, Sam C.
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="cbimbi"]So, do you know which Monkee had the solo top forty hit yet and what it was?
Dont know Samuel, but the song is that ... " standin in the lonely light of the siiilver moooonnnn " ........ isnt it ?
No, but it did come out in the late 60s early 70s.
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Hi Sam Leach, Just thought I'd drop in (Starr sent me here) I really like your website - nice flash movie and great info' you are a very special person Sam L who did a lot for the Beatles (mersybeat) and I have a lot of respect for you. Have a wonderful day Sam L
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Hi Db glad to see you made it here, you'll enjoy this thread!!
Hi Samuel Does the song happen to be JoAnne by Mike Nesmith?
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Starr:
Hi Db glad to see you made it here, you'll enjoy this thread!!
Hi Samuel Does the song happen to be JoAnne by Mike Nesmith?
Starr, You are awesome! That is correct! Of course, which song did Mike Nesmith write that was sung by someone else that became a big star in the 70s? Best, Sam C.