The Byrds - Truck Stop Girl (1970) video free download

Abbie Hoffman

WTF is this s#$t? this is not the byrds! this sucks!

billo321

No, actually -- Clarence White, his voice, his B-Bender, his presence, have nothing in common with Kurt Cobain. I like Cobain, but dragging your ass in the dirt chasing nailing an audible narcotic rush is an entirely different artistic genre. White paints pastoral scenes, beautifully.

QueerAndUnplugged

I like BOTH Kurt Cobain AND Clarence White and I'm glad we've got their recordings forever. But Clarence...he was special. Real special. Thank you Lowell George. I've got this album on vinyl and it's the bomb. Every song a pearl.

seamus mcgreevy

Damn. No matter how many times I listen to this version - Clarence White is a God. He just kills this one. Kentucky Colonel's!

jjwalker991

Man you're so right about this version - a haunting masterpiece. Second on Untitled only to Chestnut Mare, which for my money ranks among the 10 greatest songs in rock history.

talile ali

For me, I smoked a dubby and enjoyed this classic for days!! Made loud to be played loud! And I did!

talile ali

When I heard this album over forty years ago, I was struck dumb! Chestnut mare! Truck Stop Girl! Bugler! Oh my! Brilliant! And as for Clarence White! He shine's on this album! Simply Shines!

talile ali

Gram Parson's I believe!

talile ali

Yes indeed! Clarence made this song penetrate the soul of it's listener! I have performed this song for over thirty years! And people have loved it all of the time! But who wouldn't!

talile ali

You are so right! Possibly one of the Best album ever made, in my opinion! Along with Bob Dylan's "Self Portrait"

John Loftus

It was Terry Melcher, or maybe Gram Parsons on Piano

Margaret Moore

You hit it dead on! Clarence was absolutely AMAZING!

tippimail1

Happy birthday to Roger today[July 13th.]R.I.P.Clarence.I got the Untitled album as soon as it came out,went home,took a hit of mescaline and played it all day.Great song.

arfdolph12

Thanks!! Will do

Eric Reeves

Check out the version on The Byrds Live at Royal Albert Hall 1971. It's track 3. Amazing played live and raw!

Margaret Moore

RIP Clarence. Shear perfection! Thanks for uploading this.

RedPetrol76

I think Clarence has a perfect voice for this piece. Honestly, not today's Top40-autotune-hit-radio voice...but a perfect Appalchian nasal voice.

arfdolph12

This is absolutely the best version of this song. Absolutely great. My fav version by far of this song.

Dukegrievousangel

@longlivejerryg That would be awesome if Payne did! But I'm pretty sure it's Terry Melcher on the ivories.

AcademicChallenger

Agreed, Clarence is absolutely better than Kurt, especially as a guitar player. I like some Nirvana song, but I like pretty much every song I've heard that Clarence is on.

The Byrds

The Byrds - The Christian Life