The Byrds - "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" - 9/28/68 video free download
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Duration: 06:35
Uploaded: 2008/06/16
From Hugh Hefner's "Playboy After Dark".
Very rare performance.
I was hoping to include the interview with Heff & Roger preceding the performance, but I'm still looking for it. :-(
The guitar work here by the late great Clarence White is absolutely spellbinding.
With Gene Parsons (No relation to Gram) on drums, and John York on the Bass.
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Comments
10 years ago
Stirling R
Priceless Performance, Clarence White with a Rare Rick and TONS of Tube Processors In The Background. AWESOME !10 years ago
Bella Carr
I'm doing this song for my talent show 10 years ago
tmullens
God Bless Roger for keeping it going, but I never liked this line up mostly because the drummer is such an over-player. No groove at all.10 years ago
kanlithunder
The Easy Rider band. Very appreciated. "This Wheel's On Fire" in the listing may attract more viewers.10 years ago
Darrell Smith
Great tune, but it's worth watching just for a short glimpse of an 18 year old Barbie Benton in a white silk shirt next to the stage at about 1:30 and more. Benton was the ultimate 60' beauty, along with all the girls in the Norton ads of course11 years ago
mike allen
WOW...good ol' stuffthings i never knew existed11 years ago
Shawn Hall
With all due respect to Dylan, who I love, this version is incendiary. Absolutely amazing. I don't get how anyone could not see that. To each his own, but to say that this "sucks hard" is just plain ridiculous.11 years ago
NewWaver80014
Actually, Michael Clarke isn't in this clip either - that's Gene Parsons on drums.11 years ago
NewWaver80014
Gene Clark is indeed deceased but he left the band two years before the performance shown here. The lead guitarist featured here is Clarence White (also no longer with us) who had officially joined the band just two months prior to this.11 years ago
Paisley Tom
"Awesome" has really got to go too, most overused word in these parts.11 years ago
george ellis
where's Gene?!11 years ago
LavenganzadeCtulhu10
Nope, He's Clarence...11 years ago
LavenganzadeCtulhu10
God Bless Them :D11 years ago
jbkibs
clarenece! man... he was "the best" :D i also love the white brothers... god bless you for giving props to clarence, the father of many flatpicker's style.11 years ago
sauquoit13456
On this day in 1968 {May 11th} the Byrds performed the Bob Dylan song "You Ain't Going Nowhere" on the late Dick Clark's 'American Bandstand'... And on that very same day it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #74 and spent 5 weeks on the Top 100... Sadly, two members of the band have left us; Gene Clark died on May 24th, 1991 at the age of 46 and Michael Clarke on December 19th, 1993 at age 47... R.I.P. Mr. Clark, Mr. Clarke, and Dick Clark {1929 - 2012}...12 years ago
JustJake57
thank you - and while we're at it, kill 'epic', & 'sublime' as well. They're overused & lame.12 years ago
balinwire
is that Barbi Benton sitting on the right side?12 years ago
Mick Butler
If you have ever wondered how to dance to mid-tempo Country-Rock (I'm sure we all have) this is the answer.12 years ago
Robert Moulton
"Groovy urban urban hipsters" like classic bluegrass flat picker Clarence White, Roger McGuinn who played with Judy Collins and Chad Mitchell.12 years ago
Leona Krivda
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