With a mischievous smile, long hair, and a British accent to die for, Davy Jones invaded teen hearts and homes as the breakout heartthrob of the 60's television classic The Monkees. The international idol of millions, Davy has continued to wow audiences worldwide with his solo concerts and numerous television appearances.
Although perhaps best known as one of The Monkees, Davy was wowing audiences on Broadway long before television anointed him America's "dream prom date". it was in the BBC Radio Studios of Manchester, England, that Davy's career began at the age of eleven. As Ena Sharples' grandson on the still-running soap opera Coronation Street, Davy made such an impression that theatrical agents found him three years later (working as an apprentice jockey in Newmarket) and brought him to London. There he would appear as The Artful dodger in the smash hit West End production of Oliver! Davy also originated the role on Broadway, and at age sixteen, found himself the toast of New York, complete with a Tony Award nomination.
Davy was soon offered a contract with Columbia Pictures/Screen Gems Television, and the rest is history. The Monkees television series won the Emmy Award for Outstanding television Series of 1966, and was an international smash, reaching millions of viewers. Album sales surpassed all records and continued to be best sellers 30 years later.
It is the theatre, however, that remains Davy's first love. Since the 70's, Davy has appeared in national touring companies of Oliver!, reprising the role of the Artful Dodger, and later appearing as Fagin, which received rave reviews. He has starred in productions of The Boyfriend, Harry Nillson's The Point (in London's West End), and Godspell.
Davy's most famous guest spot is the classic episode of The Brady Bunch which remains the most aired re-run in television history. he also appeared in he 1995 film, The Brady Bunch Movie.
Davy is an accomplished writer as well, and will soon finish his autobiography, Davy Jones: Daydream Believin', which updates his life and career to the present.
A regular on the charity sports circuit, Davy's proudest effort for charity was a successful completion of the London Marathon in 3 hours, 40 minutes.
An extremely able horseman, Davy maintains his amateur jockey license and on February 1, 1996, Davy won his first race under rules in England, riding his ace horse, Digpast. Davy continues to ride and train winners, and has serious aspirations of training any one of numerous racehorses for a Maryland cup victory.
Judging from Davy's many accomplishments and successes thus far, it is clear to see he is the true incarnation of a Daydream Believer!
Davy's Fan Club
Davy's Daydream Believers
Attn. Debbie Sunseri
206 Maple Ridge Drive
Metairie
Louisiana 70001 USA
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How
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David Jones P.O. Box 400 Beavertown, PA 17813-0400 |
David Jones c/o Hercules Promotions P.O. Box 9539 Metairie, LA 70055 |
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Singles
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Dream
Girl / Take Me to Paradise (Colpix 1965)
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This
Bouquet / What Are We Going To Do? (1965)
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The
Girl From Chelsea / Theme For A New Love (1965)
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It
Ain't Me Babe / Baby It's Me (1967)
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Rainy
Jane / Welcome to My Love (6/71)
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I
Really Love You / Sitting in the Apple Tree (10/71)
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Girl
/ Take My Love (11/71)
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I'll
Believe in You / Road to Love (1/72)
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You're
a Lady / Who Was It? (1973)
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Rubberene
/ Rubberene (1/73)
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Ra
Ra, Happy Birthday Mickey Mouse / You Don't Have To Be a Country
Boy to Sing a Country Song (5/78)
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It's
Now / How Do You Know? (5/81)
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Dance
Gypsy / Can She Do It (like She Dances) (6/81)
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Baby,
You'll Soon Be 16 / Baby, Holdout (3/82)
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I'll
Love You Forever / When I Look Back on Christmas (12/84)
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JUST FOR THE RECORD (VOLUMES ONE THROUGH TO FOUR) 1995
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VOLUME
ONE
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VOLUME
TWO
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VOLUME
THREE
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VOLUME
FOUR
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"Oliver"
Medley
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Man
We Was Lonely
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Manchester
Boy
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What
A Night
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I've
Got A Lot of Livin' to Do
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Rainy
Jane
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Don't
Go
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You
and I (And Promises Not Broken)
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More
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Kin
Lonely the Blue
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Happy
Birthday Mickey Mouse
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I
Miss You
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Bandit
of My Dreams
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Bye
Bye Brown Eyes
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Hanging
By a Thread
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You're
In My Heart
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Misty
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Dragonfly
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When
I Look Back on Christmas
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I
Wanna Fall in Love with Someone
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Kiss
and Hug
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Kansas
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She
Believes
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Couldn't
Have Been Love
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Be
My Friend
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Leavin'
Here This Morning
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If
I Knew
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Variation
on Pachebel's Canon in D
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Let
It Happen
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Was
It A Dream?
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How
Can I Tell You?
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It's
Not Too Late
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Donna
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Fire
and Rain
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Dance,
Gypsy
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Rough
to the Touch
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Never
Will I Ever
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Staying
Here with You
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Star
Collector
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I'll
Love You Forever (Live)
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Boy
Can't Win
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Blossom
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I
Wanna Be Free
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Just
a Matter of Time
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I
Want to Love You
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Opening
Nite
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Rainy
Jane
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Since
I Fell in Love with You
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The
Girl I Left Behind Me
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You're
A Lady
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If
I Knew
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Take
Me to Paradise
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No
Regrets
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Cuddly
Toy
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The
Only Thing Left
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I
Love You Anyway
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So
in Love with You
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I'll
Love You Forever
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Steppin'
Stone Stop
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Fallen
Hero
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Daydream
Believer
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Face
Up to It
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Leaving
it Up to You
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You'll
Soon Be Sixteen
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Dream
Girl
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Baby
Hold Out
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It's
Now
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Boom
Times Seven
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I'll
Love You Forever
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Baby
Hold Out
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Baby
It's Me
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Proud
Proud Man
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Bluebird
(in My Garden)
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This
Bouquet
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Can't
Believe You've Given Up on Me
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Butterfly
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What
Are We Going to Do?
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I'll
Survive
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I'm
Coming Home
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Thank
Heaven for Little Girls (Take Two)
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Cried
My Heart Out
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Yeah
be Yeah
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Makes
Me Feel Fine
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Goodbye
Old Friends
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Photograph
(of Someone That I Knew)
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Please
Believe Me
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Don't
Go
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Copyright © 2000 Louise Ward
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