The Byrds - Chimes Of Freedom Live video free download

david eason

Ed Wynn's the host....right? He played Uncle Albert in Mary Poppins.

John David Williams

I like how the girls went crazy when the camera panned over to Gene, and then to Chris at the end.

MrLundsbye

The birds seemed to like the Byrds back then. :)

seifukusha

Is the host Soupy Sales?

jim my

Fk!! My Head keeps on spinning, Folks keep sayin hate this fk that, Why just not give a say hey how are you say Hi smile be well be fine and fkn live with the thing that could just make everyone stop hateing. Stop the NEG Shit ! Be Cool. Be Fine. Smile... Oh and bye the way. Be .

StanleyKewbeb1

They sound a little baked.

Teddy Fjerdingstad

Very like Bob Dylan I think

Teddy Fjerdingstad

A bitlike Bob Dylan

jim suard

I'm with you that vocals and all instruments are very different from the record. Vocals are possibly live. Drums - no way live. Bass - no way live.

Brian Middleton

Except that the guitar parts, though similar, are not the same as what's on the record (the intro is different, for one thing). Nor are the vocals. You can hear differences in the phrasing (for instance McGuinn's lead going up to the C a syllable or two early on "wounds cannot be nursed"). I think it really was live. Certainly the vocals were.

Jo Ruter

Man, I appreciate that you're fiercely defending McGuinn against all the BS on here, but that last statement of yours ... well, first of all, Dylan made his best work AFTER '64 (in '65-'66, to be correct!), and while "5D" is an absolute pop music masterpiece, it sure ain't no "Positively 4th Street" or "Visions Of Johanna" (just to name two). In '65-'66, Dylan along with the Beatles made the best music ever recorded!

jodi Muse

Thank god you returned xxzzyy repeat. Bless your soul for your service.

John Brown

A lot of bands recorded the performance earlier as a backing track, they only had the mics live for the show. Most TV studios only had one live sound stage, so most artists did their own backing tracks, unless they couldn't really sing, like the Spice Girls.

memphismanify

Whoa.,thats beautiful

jim suard

NOT Live. Look at the drum sticks not getting even close to the cymbals. No amps.

searching56

Amazing live performance!!!

xxzzyyxxzzyy

And who could forget Ed Wynn? What was he, chopped liver? This is my favorite Byrds song of all. I am crying, silently. The weekend before my brother went to Woodstock, I left for Vietnam...

SteveonLI

thank you for it all roger....you have been a lifelong inspiration and good for you for that. i just posted my modest 'chimes of freedom' w keyboard here. on my yt channel, i have covers of these dylan songs, at least two of which were done by you guys... 1. chimes of freedom 2. emotionally yours 3. shooting star 4. ring them bells 5. knockin' on heaven's door 6. lay down your weary tune 7. the lonesome death of hattie carroll (w archival slide show) 8. one more night

Gregory Richey

I wore out the Byrds Greatest Hits long before I got a driver's license, and one of my fondest memories is when my college band backed up Roger at a show in New Haven a long, long time ago. Timeless music.

prancer71

well u see she didn't burned her hands that shows you dont need the cameras

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