One Hundred Years From Now - The Byrds video free download

Mike Warfield

The Byrds' 1968 masterpiece "SWEETHEART of the RODEO" is this week's (Week #17) album pick for MY NEW YEARS' RESOLUTION to LISTEN to ONE GREAT ALBUM EACH WEEK for the WHOLE ENTIRE YEAR! And being a huge Byrds' fan, it's a doozy. One of my all-time favorites!

frederic donadille

I think it's the best track of this strange country album of The Byrds ! 

Lukas Fin

One hundred years from us? How about thousand years? From that Jesus born and that Big Bang?

bapples

released 35 years ago today! 8/30/68

rscampra3

This album concerns an amazing wonderful musical product.

fenellablue

better with Gram singing though still very listenable

Margaux177

My absolute favorite Byrds song (and that's sayin' something since The Byrds make it mighty hard to choose!)

lingcod91

I agree . . .the album lists Gram Parson as the writer.

Kevin O

I a pretty sure Gram Parson's wrote this one.

Barry Strum

Greatest percussion/guitar interface !!! ..McGuinn was so ahead of his time

Uwe Rayer

Another great Gene Clark tune. Feel free to listen to original a cutie too.

reptilicus

Man, you know your stuff.

Linda Mewhirter

i love to sing this song!

Tuan Muda

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DONDOUGPHIL1979

God Bless the Byrds the bees the flowers and the trees,great album love that pedal steel,thank you for uploading!

terrapanda

Happy 44th Birthday this Album!!!

InParticularNobody

Clarence White - great guitarist no doubt, but too flashy by half for the Byrds. That's my view.

jane gallardo

so its not gram parsons

Adam Schmitz

Gram Parsons wrote this song. I keep listening to country from the roots to 1975 and there's just no one like Gram Parsons. What a shame. Truly a genius.

bassbean

Actually, this was Clarence before the B-Bender. He was doing behind-the-nut- bending, which gave him the idea for the B-Bender. He was wishing he had a third hand so he could do those pedal steel licks. If your speakers are set up correctly, , Clarence's fills are in the left speaker, while Lloyd Green is on pedal steel in the right speaker. Both are kings, in my ears. Do yourself a favor and listen with headphones.

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