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Sixties pop icon Davy Jones died this morning from a heart attack. He was 66.

 

The circumstances surrounding the Monkees' frontman are currently unclear.

 

But a spokesman for the star confirmed to TMZ he passed away this morning.

 

An official from the medical examiner's office in Florida also confirmed to the website they had received a call from the Martin Memorial Hospital informing them Jones had died.

 

Jones sang hits including Daydream Believer and I'm a Believer with his bandmates Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith and Peter Tork.

 

He is survived by wife Jessica and four daughters from previous marriages.

 

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Davy was the English one, born in Leamington Street, Openshaw but lived in Denton, Manchester and my favourite of the band.

The Monkees were one of the original boybands, brought together for the TV series.

 

They were so popular in the late 60s that they had 4 US#1 albums (2 of which were UK#1s, a #2 & a #5) in a year.

Davy also played Colin Lomax (Ena Sharples grandson) in Corrie in 1961

His mother died when he was 14 and on leaving school trained as a jockey

But of couse it was as a memeber of The Monkees where he became internationally famous

He also released a solo single whilst being a member of The Monkees

 

R.I.P. Davy - you will be sadly missed :(

 

The Monkees 1st hit - Last Train To Clarksville

 

I'm A Believer - 1st UK & 2nd US #1

 

Daydream Believer - Davy takes lead vocals

 

It Ain't Me Babe - Davy's solo single recorded in 1965 but released in 1967

 

Theme from TV show

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R.I.P. I listened to a lot of Monkees when I was younger and they did some great stuff.

Cleverest responses on FB I've seen were someone posting this

 

 

 

and someone posting "I'm a bereaver".

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