File:The Monkees May 1967.jpg
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DescriptionThe Monkees May 1967.jpg | Action photo of the Monkees from a full page ad for their third record album. From left: Mickey Dolenz, Davy Jones, Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork. |
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Source | Billboard page 2 |
Author | Colgems Records |
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