The Byrds - "Mr. Tambourine Man" - 2/2/73 video free download

CrazyStevieB

Well, MAYBE. They were definitely The Byrds and that lineup definitely had the hits. But to dismiss what followed is nothing but sheer ignorance.

Drew Diatroptoff

@kypoppa youy do know that the older band sounded like crap live right? that recording of tambourine man sounds good because roger just used studio musicians. You should here the later byrds with Clarence, Skip, Gene and Roger. They blew the old Byrds out of the water

ashbash297

WHERES THE PASSION!!!!!!

ashbash297

WHERES THE PASSION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

johnhamilton08

Now I like the Byrds a lot but I gotta say I think version is better than the one they're famous for.

Jeff Kahl

wow cool to hear them do the original feel of the Dylan version!

Mar Thivierge

BTW, who are the two people who introduce them in the first few seconds of the clip? They look familiar, but I'm drawing a blank.

Mar Thivierge

Nice version, more reminiscent of their SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO era. On their original version, they only sang one verse -- Dylan's original had like six or seven verses, and obviously, the Byrds' single couldn't include them all if they'd wanted to get airplay on mid-60s AM radio -- but it's interesting that, while they only sing one verse here as well, they sing a different verse, e.g. "I know that evening's empire...", as opposed to their original "Take me for a trip..."

Tim Oughton

NOT my favorite version

Steve Isola

Roger McGuinn, David Crosby, Gene Clark, Chris Hillman and Micheal Clarke.... now that's "The Byrds"

gogokomasuke2000

クラーレンスは神！！

Thomaspwgy

Clarence White is a guitar genius!

Byrds1967

This sounds like the Dylan version of the song. I like the Byrds harmony on the chorus.

makellys

no it doesnt.

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