This music at its best great time

He knew what he was talking about. A song about being deceived by another

Gene Clark forever!💖

These are the folks that influenced me to the core in my music!!!😊

One of my favorite songs from that album. One by one, the tracks grew on me until I loved them all.

She got better little at the end,

Terribly terrible interviewer. She’s not Christian I imagine she’s offended or feels slighted

Dave riles😂

Turning 70 soon and this is still a great song!

Pedersen not Pederson

I wish this particular grouping of The Byrds had continued on the Rocking would have gotten even better. 🎶🎶🎶🎶

Probably the greatest song ever

This is so good. Gene, Chris and Roger! ❤

Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd,Rolling Stones,Queen,The Who,AC/DC,Aerosmith,Kiss,Deep Purple,Status Quo, The Boomtown-Rats, Sweet, Kiss, The Knack, Aan Parson, Dire Straits, Eagles, Supertramp und so weiter, Leute das war Musik vom Allerfeinsten. Die Bands spielten noch selber und es gab keine KI oder Fakes, keine durchgeknallte Elektronik. Jeder hatte seinen eigenen Charakter und genau diesen lebten wir alle in der Zeit, mit Nieten in den Jeans, irre hohe Absätze an den Schuhen, der Kassettenrekorder wurde auf der Schulter getragen, es gab richtig bunte Autos, die Welt war verrückt und Bunt. Und das diese Musik die Richige war merkt man daran das man genau diese auch nach Jahrzehnten noch täglich hört und auch hören kann. Gruß aus Deutschland an Alle da draußen!

Always one of my favorite songs by The Byrds, sung by Gene Clark.

Jonie Mitchel and Families like trumps...........BB KING BT

Ahhh nov. 2024

Gracias kinks, saludos banda Rocanrolera, desde Mexicali México.

Ray Davies. Bloody genius. "Waterloo Sunset". Beat it!

I'm 63, you're so right! Partied to this in Margate NJ until 3AM at Maloney's.

I had no idea that any permutation of the Burritos was ever on Kirshner. Not that I considered any of the Bogus Burritos to be the real thing, but at least this version had Chris and Pete, as well as Gene and Gib, so not as bad as some later ones.

thats was when america was great

Gene Clark forever!💖

Sneaky Pete, one of the best! .. but not quite Burrito w/o Gram.. just sayin

GENE was ahead of his time, simply the greatest talent as a singer and songwriter.

Havent heard this for ages! I'm the lover of the B

I was 87 years old when this song was released.... It still sounds good.

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And the Doors. Marc971 FWI.

To hear this beautiful "LOLA" thru this awesome video, it just bring me back wonderful memories from where I used to live in Hollywood, then I was 18 and now I am 72. Believe me some emotional tears drop down on top of my cell. No King in the 🌎 could make it better than the KINKS playing our LOLA. Greetings from Peru, the place where I was born. ☮️🎸 And... another "happy tear" just dropped down on top of my cell, while I still listen to LOLA. -10 U 4 EVER KINKS!-. ✌️

Beside the fact that Clarence had an fantastic technique: Clarence was blessed with an outstanding ability of time management. It looks like that he could "strech" time. That is a very special kind of sense of time. Sure, we musicans call this phrasing but what Clarence did is far out of just hard learning to keep time (even when playing) - he is (and never was forced) to "count". It is an absolutely intuitive thing and just part of his mind. If we listen carefully we can hear also the perfection of each tone even in very fast licks. His playing with time is (at least for me) is THAT thing what makes his playing so beautiful and creative. Not very much musicans are able to put so much alternations in his performances - especially in that kind of music which consists or more "simple" tunes (Note: from a music-harmonic perspective). Clarence is one the most Important musicans to me personally and my own playing. I spent years of studying just these handfull of Tunes to understand what even himself could not articulate - He just did it :)

a group of stone professionals

Great video, I enjoyed watching it. Nonetheless, let me make one thing clear: Without Gram Parsons there were no real Burrito Brothers. The album with Rick Roberts was very mediocre. And the outfit with Sneeky Pete and Chris Ethridge who played the Kirshner gig was even farther away from the real Burrito Brothers. Sneeky Pete saved this group, his steel guitar playing is really excellent. I even saw a gig with only Sneeky Pete left, the combo was called «Burrito Deluxe» but unfortunately Pete was only a shadow of his former self.

wow .. great

R.I.P. Gene. I hope you have found what you were looking for.

Gene Clark forever!💖

Check out the blond at 3:38 smoking a cigarette. How have the times have changed.

So good ill even forgive the mullet

some people did not need waking up, GOD bless em!

Nim mal ein Ticket nach Hamburg und dann kannst Du mal Deine Schwester besuchen.❤❤❤👍👍👍

Jesus is just alright with me sure❤❤

When we were young we already knew that there were guys/girls. No fuzz. Just a song about it and then move on. No need for a movement

omg what a song!! in my top ten best ever!!

Meme si tes cheveux sont clairsemes ta voix est toujours la.a 77 ans j aime toujours autant qu a 20 ans.merci

Herb Pedersen is SO under-rated!! His harmony backing on any track he sings is absolute perfection!

What a time to be alive.

Wonder why they sang this song under the American Flag jacket... rainbow flag should of been the flag he put on, for this song.

2/3 of these people dropped dead from drug overdoses by the end of the 1960s. 😁

Ich war noch Kind ,als ich ein Konzert von Gary Moore gesehen habe...werde nie vergessen,wie die Fans gefordert haben: We want ,"Moore,we want Moore...

I still say Prince was one of THE greatest guitarist and I feel (don't know where he's rated) but he is great