Davy Jones The Man Women Love: Davy Jones The Man Women Love

Davy Jones The Man Woman Love
The man woman love, was a very
caring man, who started, at a young
age; acting, singing and dancing. He
was different then; but, he was here;
on 02-09-64, when, The Beatles,
were, on the Ed Sullivan Show; in

New York.
He was also; British, but not from
Liverpool, but from Manchester in
England.
He had just played; Oliver, as the
Artful Dodger; and opened, for this

new group; The Beatles. He was,

behind the screen; on the side; to

watch, the wild reaction, as all of

the girls; were out of control.
Davy watched, as the girls were;
screaming from their seats; not to
be able; to control their emotions.

Davy Jones, seen, how the girls

were acting crazy, he said to himself;

"I want a piece of that".

And guess what, he got it. All of a

sudden; his dream, became reality.

He was offered, a contract, with a

music deal, records, and video, and a

trailer, to be used in television. But, he,

didn't know; what the trailer would be.

He signed with Columbia Pictures;
owned, record deal, called Colpix. He
didn't sign; for a record deal alone, No,
Davy Jones, would be the first; to be a
real Monkee; in a sitcom; made for kids,
teens, and adults. He would have; his
screen test; yet, he was already; the first
member chosen.
His album, Davy Jones, his single,
What Am I Going To Do; was on the
very; Hot 100 hit list.
Girls around the world; instantly, fell
in love with him. He was kind; lovable,
his dad, gave him, the affectionate name;

Davy.
They loved his; dreamy brown eyes, and
dark, eye lashes, his dreamy hair; and

that voice; was the prettiest voice; to them.

What was amazing, his voice, was the

same, as when, he was talking or singing.
The producers made sure; Davy Jones,
was the ladies man, with girls, kissing him
constantly. The stunt worked.

By 1967, The Monkees Headquarters;

and for short; The Monkees Jones Ltd.
The Monkees out sold The Beatles and
The Rolling Stones; combined, with a
$35,000,000.00 in record sales. It was the
love of Davy Jones; that did it; with the
final number one hit: Daydream Believer.
Girls would kiss their televisions sets;
when dreamy, Davy Jones, was shown on
The Monkees; in September 1966 to 1968.
They loved; when The Monkees; did the
first concert; 1967 in Phoenix, Arizona, so
now, the ladies, were going to love; seeing,
their lovely, Davy Jones in person.
It's true, when The Monkees; were in
a Cadillac Limo; in Phoenix, Arizona, that,
ladies, were running after; Davy Jones. It
was, Michael Nesmith, that came to; Davy's
aid, by pulling him; in that limo; after that
concert; so, they all could; drive away safely.
The videos, of Davy Jones; in Oliver!
All The Beatles, February 9, 1964; the first
appearance; on Ed Sullivan. Then you have;
Davy Jones, himself, explained, at eighteen,

he was there; to see The Beatles; from the
side of the stage.
I found Michael Nesmith; sharing, a cool
commentary; on the pilot; of The Monkees.
He talks about; how he was scared, didn't
know anything; about cameras angles. He
goes, into the professionals; and how it was;

a large production set; to make the episodes.

There is a special; The Monkees episode,
featuring, Davy's commentary, on the funny
episode; Hitting The High Seas. It even has;
Daydream Believer, and Star Collector.
Many girl clips; including, Girl ,from
The Brady Bunch; Davy performed.
Look for rare; The Monkees, in concert,
all seven parts, and also, full episodes, of
The Monkees; having their eyes; on Davy.
The best Davy Jones; and dragging, the cool
Monkee mobile; from the series.
In 1987, Davy Jones, wrote a song; for all
you girls, teenage girls, and woman, who love
him. (I'll) Love You Forever. Many videos of

this song; are here. Just look for them.