The Byrds were around from 64/65 onwards. This is probably the best performances from this gig in '67, some of the others are truly awful. Any coincidence Gene Clark had not long left? I enjoy them live, but they were definitely better in the studio.
Far out, man...( 1 year ago by SouthernRebeler)
Far out, man...
Maybe they did some ...( 1 year ago by byrdsss)
Maybe they did some bad gigs and have gotten a bad rep for their concerts. After watching this clip I don't believe its bad at all. Also consider Gene Clark has already gone. For the most part its a pretty good live recording I think.
Outro que fala ...( 1 year ago by carnaubabr)
Outro que fala portugues e gosta de byrds.
E aqui está + um ...( 1 year ago by Marcel2005)
E aqui está + um que fala português e adora Byrds. Essa música é ótima, e a versão então nem se fala!
Nobody ever played ...( 1 year ago by DaMuttzNutz)
Nobody ever played Dylan as well as The Byrds.
I was reading up on ...( 11 months ago by hamilton59840)
I was reading up on The Byrds, and they first formed around New year's Day in '64. For two years, the band featured Dave Crosby, Chris Hillman, Gene Clark, Michael Clarke, and Jim(Roger) McGuinn, before undergoing several changes in the lineup, until they split in 1973. Gene Clark passed away in 1991, and Michael Clarke died in '93.
where is ...( 11 months ago by ericdani)
where is mr.tambourine?
When they recorded ...( 11 months ago by RedAce8003)
When they recorded Mr. Tambourine Man Jan 20, 1965, only McGuinn played his instrument - the rest were studio musicians including Glen Campbell and Leon Russell. Hillman and Clarke were added later. There were enough Byrds to form 3 bands. Some greats, Gram Parsons, Clarence White, Gene Clark - all gone. McGuinn, White, Battin, and GENE Parsons was a dynamite live band (hear their CD "Live at The Fillmore" and the live side of their "Untitled" album) and the longest-lasting Byrds lineup.
I was doing a ...( 11 months ago by hamilton59840)
I was doing a little bit of research on some of the latter Byrds members, and discovered that Skip Battin(who was also the half of the 50's duo, Skip & Flip), lost his battle with Alzheimer's on 7/6/03, at the age of 69. Battin retired from The Byrds(Celebration) in late '97, sometime after their gig at the Ravalli County Fair in Hamilton, MT, on 8/30/97. I had the pleasure to see them at the fair and enjoy the smooth harmonies, like of that of the original band.
I've seen McGuinn ...( 11 months ago by DaMuttzNutz)
I've seen McGuinn live a couple of times in the last few years. He is still one awesome guitarist.
Great vid, great ...( 11 months ago by bulbheadmyass)
Great vid, great song, great performance. 5 stars and thanks for posting this.
They did Turn Turn ...( 11 months ago by clucaspik)
They did Turn Turn Turn on Ed Sullivan - for the life of him he couldn't remember the lyrics - ripped to the gills. They finally just kept the camera off him.
Talking about ...( 11 months ago by clucaspik)
Talking about Crosby, not McQuinn.
in my personal ...( 11 months ago by bob5291)
in my personal opinion i think that the hippie movement needs to be restarted the way it was 40 years ago, do you all agree with me?
YES!( 11 months ago by AddisonAlexa)
YES!
Es realmente ...( 11 months ago by Duenderelojero)
Es realmente emocionante ver a los byrds originales . Gracias por el video.
this video is so ...( 2 months ago by MaMonkey500)
this video is so unique, i love it so much. You can soak up hippielife just by watching this video.. america saw the light once but went short sighted again in the fucking eighties. thanks so much for this video lads!!!!!!!! The byrds are awesome anyways.
Sem dúvida nenhuma, ...( 2 months ago by malvadoazul)
Sem dúvida nenhuma, THE BYRDS, são os melhores da sua época e continuam sendo... ainda mais ao vivo em 1967.
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I took some once. ...( 1 month ago by MrBronson66)
I took some once. It... didn't work out too good. It's like hyper-strength LSD, and the trip hangs on for about three days. It then takes about a month to get yourself back together. It might sound nice, but it's actually like suddenly becoming seriously mentally ill for a while. Really, really horrible.
Funny, but the ...( 1 month ago by Bullettube)
Funny, but the other day someone mentioned that the only time I use the "F" word is when I talk about the army and the draft. LOL The 60's were great: great movies, great music, lots of new changes,, until the letter arrived. And,,for me Lyndon Johnson was president, then later Nixon, what a deal!
God, Crosby is ...( 1 month ago by choppinsky)
God, Crosby is ripped in this clip
Crosby was also ...( 1 month ago by pkappel006)
Crosby was also skinny during this shooting @the festival. He needs to loose 100 lbs. I saw him earlier, where's the weight watchers lady???
For two years, the band featured Dave Crosby, Chris Hillman, Gene Clark, Michael Clarke, and Jim(Roger) McGuinn, before undergoing several changes in the lineup, until they split in 1973.
Gene Clark passed away in 1991, and Michael Clarke died in '93.
Hillman and Clarke were added later.
There were enough Byrds to form 3 bands. Some greats, Gram Parsons, Clarence White, Gene Clark - all gone. McGuinn, White, Battin, and GENE Parsons was a dynamite live band (hear their CD "Live at The Fillmore" and the live side of their "Untitled" album) and the longest-lasting Byrds lineup.
Battin retired from The Byrds(Celebration) in late '97, sometime after their gig at the Ravalli County Fair in Hamilton, MT, on 8/30/97.
I had the pleasure to see them at the fair and enjoy the smooth harmonies, like of that of the original band.
ainda mais ao vivo em 1967.
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It's like hyper-strength LSD, and the trip hangs on for about three days. It then takes about a month to get yourself back together. It might sound nice, but it's actually like suddenly becoming seriously mentally ill for a while. Really, really horrible.