The Byrds (1978) - 2 songs (Live) video free download

Adam Kelleher

if you have this performance's Knocking on heavens door, can you put it up?

Gary Shook

Crazy Ladies, fantastic song.

gideon seek

This is GREAT...more please

kees10101

those voices and those acoustic performances.... What a shame, there isn't more. In the Netherlands too we love Roger, Chris and Gene.

Uwe Rayer

Hartley thanks Ingram. Slideshow is worth seeing too.My fav Gene is in great voice.

Peggy Burgess

Why these dudes didn't stay together in the first place is one of life's great mysteries!

712dal

Um, MORE PLEASE!!!!!!!

captainsoul1953

This was released on a bootleg lp and cd titled Doin alright for old people..it occasionally pops up on ebay Jim

Jennifer Reynolds

They should have released another reunion album in 78 with these badass songs on them.

todd11561

Gene Clark was an original .... great singer,great writer, a truly talented man. RIP Gene.

Keepsu

Beautiful!

1950BobbyF

FANTASTIC! I loved The Byrds with an intensity that one seems to only have in high school. My brother Fred & I bonded over The Byrds, The Beatles & The Kinks; but in college when wandering across campus at 2 AM & wobbling drunk, it was The Byrds music which our befogged brains automatically chose to belt out at the tops of our lungs. This is a great reunion concert of nearly all the original members. How wonderful it is to hear "Crazy Lady," which was only performed live. I feel young again!

labluvver

Man.......couldn't Chris have sung the duet harmony?? Roger.....you are no Crosby :)

Ingram011

@ejectorerector They are: 1. ) It's Only Your Turn (Release Me Girl) 2. ) Silver Raven 3. ) From Reality (Bound To Fall) 4. ) It Doesn't Matter 5. ) Ballad Of Easy Rider 6. ) Jolly Roger 7. ) Chestnut Mare 8. ) Lazy Lady (Crazy Ladies) 9. ) Train Leaves Here This Morning 10.) Mr. Tambourine Man 11.) You Ain't Goin' Nowhere 12.) Turn, Turn, Turn 13.) Knockin' On Heaven's Door 14.) Bye, Bye Baby 15.) So You Want To Be A Rock'n'Roll Star 16.) Eight Miles High

ejectorerector

LAZY LADY??!

Pierre Lacroix

This is not from 1978 but 1977: McGuinn-Clark-Crosby 12-08-1977. I got the early and the late shows : 18 songs for the first gig and 20 songs for the second gig. For the video that we hear here, it's was re-recorded in a studio with more instruments.

D J Miller

more please ..please.

Graeme Jukes

This is wonderful! The tapes of this gig should be released immediately, it would be an essential album. "Crazy Lady" is a beautiful song, so much better than the material that appeared on their subsequent LP, plus McGuinn`s guitar gives me goose-bumps. Gene Clark had another great unrecorded song around this time - "Last of the Blue Diamond Miners". Anyone got a recording of that?

flipper803

This is amazing, I can't believe this, this stuff is so good, why don't they release it to us. This is the Byrds. I was so happy when I was in H.S. and the Byrds were back on the Radio, AKA MCH I loved both LPs.

Johnny Livewire

"Crazy Ladies" isn't on any album (only ever performed live). The song was written by Gene with Thomas Jefferson Kaye (who produced Gene's 'No other' and 'Two Side to Every Story' - both great albums and worth checking out). Cracking track!

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