The Byrds - Fido (1969) video free download
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Duration: 02:49
Uploaded: 2009/10/13
Ballad of Easy Rider is the eighth album by the American rock group, The Byrds, and was released in October, 1969.
The album is notable for being the second and final album to feature the band line-up of Roger McGuinn, Clarence White, Gene Parsons and John York.The album also featured John York's composition, "Fido", a song written about a stray dog that the bass player encountered in a Kansas City hotel room.
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11 years ago
tippimail1
Happy birthday to John today[Aug.3rd.].He wrote and sang Fido.12 years ago
1888gp
forget the drum solo(which isnt even that good) clarence whites guitar play is amazing12 years ago
akiratrooper
@gdosic Don't worry, I love the original as much as Fatboy Slim used this as a base sample12 years ago
akiratrooper
Body movin', body movin' A1 sound and the sound so soothing Body movin', body movin' We be getting down and you know we're crush groovin' ...I can't resist12 years ago
gdosic
@Niallad94 I'm glad to help. Stuffs like this are a "special spice" about music, songwriting etc. I expect similar things from others. :D Cheers,Friend!12 years ago
Niallad94
@gdosic Thanks for the info, it's always cool to learn these kind of things on the internet :)13 years ago
shane henning
great song14 years ago
hydrophonicspace
Sounds like the James Gang copied that drum solo for funk#4914 years ago
captainfairfield
I always felt York's singing talents were not utilized as much as they could have been while a member of The Byrds.14 years ago
gdosic
"Fido" is notable for featuring a drum solo performed by Gene Parsons, which is the only example of such a solo on any of The Byrds' studio albums..14 years ago
