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As one 'Rolling Stone' writer got to know Nesmith over the past decade, the Reluctant Monkee surprised him again and again. By the very end of his life, the man who was legendarily disgruntled over the Monkees' prefab ways had come to love the band as much as anyone
He was a musical visionary who fought for the group to write its own songs, and helped to invent country-rock on a series of cult-classic solo LPs
From the Jackson 5 to BTS: here are the most scream-worthy boy band songs
The Monkee great died one year ago this month and we’re taking a look back to one of his final solo shows, where he broke out this 1967 classic
Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork break down the group's new album 'Good Times'.
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