The Monkees

In August 2001, The Monkees were actively performing as part of a reunion tour celebrating their legacy, and they had previously experienced a resurgence in popularity during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Leading up to the live recording of "(I’m Not Your) Steppin' Stone" in 2001, the group had released the album "Justus" in 1996, which was their first studio album featuring all four original members since the 1960s. This period marked a significant return to the stage for The Monkees, as they were performing with a combination of both new material and classic hits that resonated with long-time fans and a new generation alike. The summer concert at which this recording was captured highlighted their enduring appeal and showcased their ability to reconnect with audiences, even decades after their initial commercial success. The performance reflects their storied legacy as a pivotal pop band, known for blending rock music with television, along with some iconic hits that defined the er

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