The Byrds - Eight Miles High скачать видео бесплатно

Steven Parker

those are not Galaxies in the beginning, they are piles of Cocaine on a black table

Tank Franz

This Is feel good music:)

elPYROreal

a esto me refería..

Grauzone

muy pajero...... creo que he escuchado mas de un par de músicos de esa época que tocan muy parecido.

jack mayhoffer

That opening bass riff, Man alive.

ronnie dio

my right :/

Liam Mac

The solo was taken from a John Coltrane sax passage.

Kittenfuud

George was a generous man. Also a sneaky one! The solo on "While My Guitar..." is actually Eric Clapton! (A lot of you probably knew that, but a lot probably didn't!) George pretty much GAVE Patti to Eric, seeing he was so smitten with her & they were in love - how much love for your fellow man can one person have?! Amazing man. I'm not surprised to learn he had something to do with McGuinn's Rick.

Kittenfuud

And after John Lennon there was...

Kittenfuud

I'd love to hear more of THAT story! ;)

Kittenfuud

I live in Seattle. When the EMP was built, we went. When we hit the guitar room, I instinctively went over to Roger/Jim's photo of him & his infamous Rickenbacker - and the Rick was behind the glass as well. When this song started. I began to cry. My son, around 12 at the time, "caught" it and I saw a tear escape HIS eye, too. Raised on Dylan & the Byrds - among SO many others, I didn't expect THAT, but I expected something. We were in awe.

Space Oddity

This song remindes me of the 24 hour trip I took with Dr.Bob.. Well this and the other Byrds song 'Natural Harmony'.

47blasko

No, McGuinn got the 12 string sound from the Beatles. Rock and Roll originated with the Everly Brothers, Elvis, Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Buddy Holly. Before Elvis, there was nothing. - John Lennon

47blasko

Credit George Harrison for McGuinns 12 string guitar... "They (The Beatles) were our heroes. They were absolutely what we thought we wanted to do. We listened to every note they played, and savored it, and rubbed it on our foreheads, and were duly affected by it." -David Crosby

Absinthe Noir

The sound of young Birmingham. xxxxx

Ed Brill

My left ear LOVES this song!

bbosch

no just no

Massicoric

that good old California sound!

RobertLove

Natural head-rush

HatchY

great song great band great era to bad i missed it being born in 81. i hear great stories from my dad except for going to vietnam

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