The Byrds - "Mr. Tambourine Man" - 3/3/67 скачать видео бесплатно

M Dub_Dub

I don’t knowhow David was being a brat. He was just naming who everyone was.

Paul Steele

Young Roger McGuinn has been making me reconsider my heterosexualiyy

james fitzgerald

This was mimed in Sweden 1967! Gene Clark left band 1966! Song released May 1965! Recorded Jan 1965!

Jay Young

There must've been money in his family because, while living in Santa Barbara, Crosby attended all "the right schools," graduating from The Cate School in Carp.

ARYA DHARMA

I'm not sure why after nearly 30 years of listening to rock music, I've just now become a Byrds fan. This live recording is simply amazing.

Heidi Graney

David Crosby was hot back in the day

relentlessmadman

fuzzy wuzzy was tele in the 60's, I can't believe we all din't go blind.

chetdenim

Crosby is the man

LugalBandawithblades

For me this was the beginning of Rock and Roll played on a jukebox in St. Louis, Missouri. I was hooked!

Martin Fuller

From what I understand, Crosby wasn't on anyone's good side in that group, which is why he ended up being booted. Of course, gene "Uncle Cherokee" Clark and Roger McGuinn had their moments of temperament as well, just as Roger's ex wife

Norell polk

they must have been pissed at crosby

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1965 {May 11th} the Byrds made their national TV debut and performed this song on NBC's "Hullabaloo"... Four days later on May 15th it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100; eventually it peaked at #1 {for 1 week} and spent 13 weeks in the Top 100... And on July 22nd it reached #1 {for 2 weeks} on the United Kingdom's Singles chart... "Hullabaloo" aired for 20 months; from January 12th, 1965 through August 29th, 1966... *** "In the jingle, jangle morning!" ***

Sam Dubois

Is this after gene clarke left?

Bmille1965

@Thejbirdy Yes they were great friends. Thats Why Hillman and McGuinn fired him in 67.

ar10willard

Why didn't they ever sang live, these feckers !?

nhoner

@ehairgrove You mean he's an actual mortal? News to me... I went to one of his acoustic shows this summer and he signed my '65 P bass. I'd say he's mellowed with age since 1970--a totally nice guy, with a very sharp wit.

Shiva Ganesha

@nhoner Just to set the record straight, Hillman could be quite crabby. i saw him perform with the Burrito Bros. at the La Paloma in San Diego-maybe1970? People weren't dancing to the music, so he berated us like red headed step children. He then batted his mic. with his guitar. We still didn't dance, so he paid us back by playing his music heavy metal style. He then screamed at us an said, "We play folk music not this SHIT!" -----I'm just sayin', However, I still love the Byrds. . .and Chris.

thesledge1969

great video.thanks for posting. music back then had more meaning than the music of today

lowspark68

Notice Gene Clark isn't in this. He hated flying and sometimes refused to go along when they had to fly. Maybe one of the reasons for his later departure from the band.

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The Byrds - "Mr. Tambourine Man" - 5/11/65