The Byrds - "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" - 6/12/65 video free download
Lip synched performance from the band's second out of four appearances on "Shiva...".
Interestingly, on the band's third appearance on the TV show, pushing "Turn! Turn! Turn!", they closed the show again with a synced version of IFAWLB.
Would have been nice if it was "She Don't Care Abou Time"!!
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Comments
9 years ago
nikitakelley
Okay, this version is the original recorded version on the album? Sounds 100% to the recording - and that's fine with me. I like seeing these groups "live" but would rather hear the recorded version while watching. Just me....9 years ago
jennifur sun
my second fav Byrds tune loved Rogers 12 string Rick what an awesome guitar9 years ago
czar14617
A GREAT SONG ---BRINGS ME BACK TOO MY HIGH SCHOOL DAYS --I WAS IN THE 10TH GRADE WHEN THIS CAME OUT -------LOVE IT9 years ago
Robert Kirchhoefer
The Byrds " I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better " circa: 19659 years ago
racketman2u
There's something a bit special about the 12-string Rickenbacker; a bit like a V-12 engine in a car!9 years ago
Jessica Gold
My daughter is commenting from my account, not me. Just to let you all know.9 years ago
Sherry Yates
BH223, we all have our preference & I can't call Mr Clark the finest singer or song writer. I feel that Mark Lindsay ( the front man ) for Paul Revere & the Raiders had much better vocals & I loved his song writing.9 years ago
Babyhowdy233
Was there ever a more handsome devil than the great Gene Clark, and he remains one of the best singer/songwriters I've heard in my 58 years! How I wish that he had written and performed more songs for The Byrds!9 years ago
x yz
Great song. The dancers at the back are fabulous!9 years ago
Jessica Gold
OMG David Crosby what a adorable man ps I'm Lexi and I'm 109 years ago
john meyer
Yes David I agree with you. Gene Clark wrote many of the best songs that "The Byrds" recorded on their first two albums. He was an original founder of the band along with Roger McGuinn and David Crosby. He left the band and went on his own. A talented song writer and musician who died too young.9 years ago
Tomteriffic
Crosby must have been a wreck. Everybody got a close up but him.10 years ago
folkmusicgirl
Chris Hillman ..oh my God! What a crush I had on him!10 years ago
David M
Loved the go-go dancers. The Byrds weren't bad either. One of their most underrated songs.10 years ago
plantium1000
This band is very, very cool, they seem like they were a head of their time. Every time I hear one of their songs, I am just in awe.10 years ago
donnyrecordsnyc
My first 2 lp's. Byrds 5th dimension mono and the Hollies greatest imperial mono. Still got them both.10 years ago
mark dirigible
one of the coolest bands of all time11 years ago
tarheelgeorge
Too bad Gene and Roger(Jim) couldn't coexist. RIP Gene.11 years ago
Nick Freeman-Clark
Great feel good song from an era that I'll only be able to dream of in my imagination. Must've been something to live through.11 years ago
