If you are a Monkees Fan Read This!

There's nothing to read.

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I disagree on that front. Particularly vis a vis the Nesmith songs.

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I love The Monkees. Your video won't play for me, Corine. Oh well.

I agree...Michael Nesmith wrote some terrific tunes (non-Monkee ones, too. "Different Drum" is one of my favorite songs) And he was definitely the most hunky Monkee!

Sure! Fun song.

Guys if you are using a Mac it needs a special download.
You can go to youtube and type in corinescorner and you will be able to watch the video on youtube.

Corine, thanks! I enjoyed the video. Great job!




Here's the YouTube link to Corine's interview with Davy

Corine. Corine. Corine. CORINE.

Honest. To. God. You have GOT to do background research, even a glance at Wikipedia, before you do these interviews. Asking members of The Monkees if they're "good friends" or if Davy's friends with "any of the other Monkees" is kind of bad form, given that things fell apart pretty badly at the end of their last tour. And drinking was an issue. You can see Davy making cracks about it, but seriously, it's very uncomfortable viewing if you know the actual story. Which is available on the internet. Also, after Nesmith ditched the group on their last European reunion tour Davy said he would never forgive him. So... you know, maybe you're not going to want to go into what Nesmith's mother may or may not have invented in her kitchen (an answer you could also have found on Wikipedia).

Also, the marriage question is equally uncomfortable and a potential minefield when you don't know what the interviewee's situation is, which you demonstrate that you do not.

Also, also, if you tell a former teen idol that you still have a crush on him, don't hastily add "Just kidding."

When somebody tells you they don't like the songs in a Broadway musical, that might not be the time to perkily announce that you're going to interview the writer of those very songs soon.

Just uncomfortable.

My honest feedback. Not sure why I bothered.

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I saw Davy Jones as the Artful Dodger in OLIVER when I was 4 years old.

Was that really done 20 minutes before the show?

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For Auggie:

Thank you, Blue. I had one just like that, and spent hours torturing my bangs forward in pursuit of the casually hatted-over coiffure. Unlike the eccentric if sometimes brooding Mike, I looked like a prissy wannabe elf. But what would we do without role models?

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So, Corine, any response to the feedback or are you too consumed with worry regarding the White Christmas film?

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