SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

A number of literary sources (mostly Monkees) employed by the author in constructing The Monkees Film & TV Vault.


Screen Gems, Screen Gems Storylines: The Monkees, 1966, 1967, 1968.

Baker, Glenn A., and others, Monkeemania: The True Story Of The Monkees, New York, St. Martin's Press, 1986.

Bloom, Ken, Hollywood Song: The Complete Film Musical Companion Vol. 1: Films A-L, Facts On File, Inc., 1995, p. 380.

Brooks, Tim, and Marsh, Earle, The Complete Directory To Primetime Network And Cable TV Shows: 1946-Present, Sixth Edition, New York, Ballantine's Books, 1995, p.p. 1187-8.

Davi3d, "Re: Fern & Davy's Song In 'Too Many Girls'", alt.music.monkees, (July 1, 2002).

Dolenz, Micky, and Bego, Mark, I'm A Believer: My Life of Monkees, Music, and Madness, New York, Hyperion, 1993.

Finn, Ed, and Bone, T., The Monkees Scrapbook, San Francisco, The Last Gasp of San Francisco, 1986.

Hill, Tom, TVLand To Go: The Big Book Of TV Lists, TV Lore, And TV Bests, New York, Fireside, 2001, p.p. 192-3.

The American Film Institute, Krafsur, Richard P., executive editor, The American Film Institute of Motion Pictures: Feature Films, 1961-1970, New York & London, R.R. Bowker Company, 1976, p. 461.

Lawler, David, Misadventures in Blissville: Monkees Vs. Macheen, https://blissvillepodcast.com/monkees-vs-macheen/.  

Lefcowitz, Eric, The Monkees Tale, San Francisco, The Last Gasp of San Francisco, 1985.

Lefcowitz, Eric, The Monkees Tale, Revised Edition, San Francisco, The Last Gasp of San Francisco, 1989.

Library of Congress, Television Programs in the Library of Congress: Programs Available for Research as of December 1978, Washington, D.C., The Library of Congress, 1984.

Lynch, Michael, "Goin' Down: The Monkees 1968-1970 (The Post-Tube Years)", Goldmine, vol. 22 no. 21, ish 423 (October 11, 1996), p.p. 42-48.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "News & Bits," Monkee Business Fanzine no. 74 (September 1995), p. 3.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "Rhino," Monkee Business Fanzine no. 75 (December 1995), p. 5.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "Monkees Shopping", Monkee Business Fanzine, no. 79 (December 1996), p. 33.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "ABC Special", Monkee Business Fanzine, no. 80 (March 1997), p.p. 5-7.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "Bits", Monkee Business Fanzine, no. 80 (March 1997), p. 16.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "Episode 781: 'Hey, Hey, It's The Monkees'," Monkee Business Fanzine, no. 80 (March 1997), p.p. 24-26.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "Elsewhere On TV", Monkee Business Fanzine, no. 81 (June 1997), p.p. 9-10.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "P.O. Box 9847", Monkee Business Fanzine, no. 84 (March 1998), p. 33.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "Bits", Monkee Business Fanzine, no. 86 (September 1998), p. 24-5.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "Bits", Monkee Business Fanzine, no. 88 (March 1998), p. 18.

McManus, Maggie, (ed.), "Bits", Monkee Business Fanzine, no. 92 (March 2000), p. 18.

Pearlman, Louie, (Not Quite!) Every Monkees Episode | Rebeat Magazine, https://www.rebeatmag.com/category/columns/every-monkees-episode/.

Perry, Jeb H., Screen Gems: A History of Columbia Pictures Television from Cohn to Coke, 1948-1983, Portland, Scarecrow Press, Inc., 1991, p.p. 136-38, 306-7.

Reilly, Edward, and others, The Monkees: A Manufactured Image, Ann Arbor, The Pierian Press Inc., 1987, p.p. 131-59.

Rothbart, Lewis, "Top Secret: Sneak Prevue of The Monkees’ Ten Best TV Romps for the Coming Season!", Hullabaloo, vol. 2, ish 5 (September, 1967), p.p. 20–25.

Sandoval, Andrew P., Listen To The Band (The Monkees) booklet, Santa Monica, Rhino Records Inc., 1991.

Sandoval, Andrew, The Monkees Video Box Set (The Monkees) booklet, Los Angeles, Rhino Records Inc., 1995.

Wallace, Mary L., "Re: Fern & Davy's Song In 'Too Many Girls'", alt.music.monkees (July 1, 2002).

Sandoval, Andrew, The Monkees: The Day-By-Day Story Of The 60s TV Pop Sensation, San Diego, Thunder Bay Press, 2005.

Sandoval, Andrew, The Monkees: The Day-By-Day Story, Los Angeles, Beatland Books, 2021.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A happy, heartfelt thanks for the help/contributions of the following people/webpages:

Tripod, for giving me free space to produce my site and featuring it as a Super Member Site!
Andrew Paul Sandoval, The Trekkie Of Monkeefandom
Melanie Mitchell, author of Monkee Magic: a Book about a TV Show about a Band
Michael Daly
Steven Bradley
Christopher McGovern
Ian Wallace
Lane Wright
Andrea Arocho, keeper of The Monkees Pics N Stuff Webpage (now inactive)
Phillip Onington, keeper of Script Shop (now abandoned)
Anthony J. McWhorter
Bryan Harwell
David Johnson
David French
JanB
Kayliegh Lascio
Anthony Mark Morningstar
Teresa
Joe Alterio of Mr. Zer0's Monkees Page
Jenny Belanger of Sunshine Factory
Brad Waddell of The Monkees Home Page fame
BlueVynil, of Blue Vynil Presents fame (which suddenly did a disappearing act!!)
FuzziDuc, creator of the magnificent Rows Of Monkees Sites That Are All The Same... page!
Amanda Cochran, mistress of her Sleepy Gene's Monkees Page
Groovy Gal, of her namesake Monkees Page
Peter A. Lind of Muskegon Heights, MI
Rob Fill of Columbus, OH
Lora Evans
Charlyne Smith, owner-operator of The Monkees Memorabilia Corner
Madame Spy, creator of Madame's Top Secret Files: An Exhaustive Monkees Episode Guide
(which, for reasons unknown has been taken down!)
Ms. Beverly Wellmeyer
Kinko's
The Online Library Of Congress Information Services (LOCIS)
Stephen M. Russo, "That Video Guy"
Katie, mistress of the now-deceased Monkeedom website
Meghan "Psycho-Jello" Jennifer, ruler of the Psycho-Jello website
Gerald, for his 6-volume set of homemade Monkees videorecordings from 1986
Phil, owner/operator of the The Monkees Collector's Home Page
The kind staff at The J. Edgar & Louise S. Monroe Library, Loyola University,
New Orleans, LA, for their very helpful supply of vintage TV Guide microfilms
Estrella Lee of MonkeeTelevision, 4 her charitably generous contibution of Monkees episode video snaps
Brian Walker of Brian's Drive-In Theater,
for providing extra data on Dave Draper (Bulk from "I Was A 99-lb. Weakling" [a.k.a. "Physical Culture"]")
The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)
The Television Title Card Showcase webpage (formerly The Movies & TV World Showcase Galleries)
Mark Donnell, one of the original children seen in the 1970
Monkees Kool-Aid commercial filmed in The Amusement Park, for providing me with behind-the-scenes pics from the ad
The Diane & Bomi's Xmas Special webpage, for the MIDI of “Ríu, Chíu,”
The Monkees Stand-Ins & Friends Galleries Page, by Psycho-Jello
Jen and Barb of The Monkees/Boyce & Hart Photo Fan Club
Emily and her The Show Bloopers
The Monkees Bloopers and Things To Look For page
Beautymoon of her namesake Monkee CD Tracker Page
Malcolm C. Searles, creator of The Monkees: Good Clean Fun page
Jerry Beck of Cartoon Research
The I Luv The Monkees! Monkees episode guide
The Monkees" General Info @ TVRage.com

But most of all, thank you Louis Colli, without whose Monkees Music Vault
I might not have had the inspiration to develop my Monkees Film & TV Vault!

And a very heartfelt thanks to the very 4 individuals who helped make it all happen:

DAVID THOMAS JONES
PETER HALSTEN THORKELSON
GEORGE MICHAEL DOLENZ
ROBERT MICHAEL NESMITH

and also the dynamic duo who created the very thing:

ROBERT JAY RAFELSON
BERTON JEROME SCHNEIDER

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