
The NBC television special starring the Monkees aired on April 14, 1969, produced by Jack Good. Guests included Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard and duo Julie Driscoll with Brian Auger and The Trinity. It marked the Monkees’ final quartet performance until 1986, as Peter Tork left after filming. The title riffs on the 33 1⁄3 rpm record speed.
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Clara Ward
Herself

Rip Taylor
Self (uncredited)

Little Richard
Himself

Jerry Lee Lewis
Himself

Micky Dolenz
Himself/Monkee #1

Buddy Miles
Himself

Fats Domino
Himself

Davy Jones
Himself/Monkee #4

Michael Nesmith
Himself/Monkee #3

Peter Tork
Himself/Monkee #2

Julie Driscoll
Herself/Sorceress

Brian Auger
Himself/Sorcerer/Charles Darwin
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