The Byrds - Why video free download

Rad MillerJr.

What a song. Been doing it (not as well of course) for years. The ending cut always sends chills down my back. the Radman

madelefant05

This in a different key than the other ones.

madelefant05

There are 4 different mixes on youtube. I wonder if one of them isnt a different mix but is sped up by who ever converted it.

MrVampiredog

SO 60S

raszazulito

Nice lsd feeling with this song

Simon Bodger

Dreadful mix. Completely limp. The mono 45 is better. It had balls.

captainsoul1953

Agreed.......though why the original was left off the 5D album is the bigger mystery in light of the piss poor material on side two Crosby always maintained that he wrote Why on his own but McGuinn hassled him for a co credit jim

Jo Ruter

The first version beats this to dust, 100%. Why Crosby insisted on this being added to YTY and "It Happens Each Day" left out in it's place is a mystery. If he wanted a larger share of songwriting credits, the latter, solo-penned song would have been preferable, since "Why" was co-written by McGuinn. Maybe he wanted to prove he could "rock out"? (which he obviously couldn't - as this "rock" version of "Why" suffers loads. Gimme some of that raga instead!)

psychesoap

This is the the newer version...It sounds a bit forced...but polished. I think the better words to describe this would be "compressed for time" because it has lacks the "Eight Miles High"-Eastern-psychedelic vibe like the earlier single version. Nevertheless, consider it a polished gem, the single (or RCA) versions have a lot of good "ruff" on them.

Mathieu Cuq

Coltrane's Ah Hum...? Er... You mean Coltrane's what? My guess on A love supreme, or maybe Ascension. Anyhow, Ah Hum is Mingus's.

Henk Debusschere

#XpansiO® _ "Akamas Auriga in horto ambulat. Sunt nobis mitia poma! Cui bono?"

bassmanjoe

This is the polished version

Michael Boyce

Sorry,forgot there's no "I" in the middle of the "A" and "N" of "Coltrane"..Again,my apologies there.

Michael Boyce

McGuinn said Coltraine's "Ah Um" and Davis was always playing on their Tape Deck back then,so,yeah they were huge inlfuences,especially on "Eight Miles High" which mirrors Coltraine's colorful playing!

Vic Garbarini

This was during their Coltrane /Miles Davis fascination phase, and the chords are like a wonderfully , modal -sounding version of "Heat Wave." . Respect !

bendbadgersteve

This is the Younger Than Yesterday version. Awesome band. Losing Clark and firing Crosby gutted this band. What followed was outstanding in its own right...but different. The Gene Parsons, Skip Battin, Clarence White, Roger McGuinn might have possessed more instrumental virtuosos. Just not the same IMV though.

RYRocker

@mrmjb1960 "Why" was actually the last song on the Younger Than Yesterday album in a different version than the one previously recorded which ended up as the b-side to the "Eight Miles High" single. The single version of "Why" was included on the 5D CD reissue in the 90's only, but not on the original vinyl released in 1966.

Christopher Cornforth

Actually, this WAS on their "Younger than Yesterday" LP. I remember when I first heard this album in 1969. Blew me away.

Michael Boyce

Wrong Lp...this was on "5D" not "Younger".

hanan346

Wov!! Genial.

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