Owned album "The Byrds". I was thirteen in 1968. Unforguetable time, indeed.
@michaelharrington7511 күн бұрын
Spoted the jealous boyfriend. 5:12
@raysmusic49Ай бұрын
Rip Gene Clark and David Crosby.
@hammer44headАй бұрын
Thats when they were peak, Gene Clark when he got tired of them ripping him off he quit and they never were as good without Gene.
@beatles1000Ай бұрын
Just amazing. Thank you for sharing this gem 😊
@nicholascollora6709Ай бұрын
👍 yes once again USA birds of feather flock together ahora NOW thank the wildlife plants TOO
@grannyjudi1Ай бұрын
powerful message in this classic....gosh I feel so lucky to have lived during best time ever for music....we rocked....some of us still rocking...
@cliffojerholm7554Ай бұрын
We really were lucky. Weren't we?
@ronstevens8733Ай бұрын
David Crosby in his early years was a funny fellow. What’s with the poncho?
@giorgiocurcetti4001Ай бұрын
Although I love the Byrds and their first two albums, it's what they did later that I find really inspirational: "Fifth dimension", "Younger than yesterday" and "The notorious Byrd Brothers", when they experimented with Indian music, electronics, dipped their toe into Country, and paved the way for the most forward-thinking music of the 20th century. Then came "Sweetheart of the rodeo" (which is a great album) and a new chapter in their story. But that triplets of albums remains my absolute favourite and as equal as anything their celebrated peers created...
@josephharnett5075Ай бұрын
The Birds really were the coolest band at the time there music hip style and Roger's shades 😎
@sharkmolarsАй бұрын
As a student at UCLA, I saw them twice - at Ciros on the Strip, and as an opening act for the Doors at Whiskey a-Go-Go. And both times it was really "up close." During a period when the Beach Boys, Stones, and Beatles were becoming increasingly successful, it was the Byrds whose music blared thru our dorm halls and got us thru mid-terms and final exams. Sixty years later, they're still the best. Performing original songs by Gene Clark, and covering Bob Dylan songs, their harmonies and electric guitars all make me lament a time gone by.
@davidbutler8850Ай бұрын
I still watch Rodger McGuinn and the 🐦s records
@davidbutler8850Ай бұрын
I still watch Rodger McGuinn and the 🐦s records
@user-gz7rc7oj5rАй бұрын
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@BerniewahlbrinckАй бұрын
Very good live performance - no monitors! Also, I've never seen anyone using this elaborate way of playing a tambourine ...
@carstenhohmann2955Ай бұрын
A time to love❤&
@dlsmpsnАй бұрын
I saw them the next year, and the song set was the same. I remember the audience was a lot more into the music than this crowd.
@RAV1953Ай бұрын
There was nothing like growing up in the 60s!!!
@breathsprayАй бұрын
The tambourine player must have been a influence on Joel Gion.
@aquilesguerrero4246Ай бұрын
David McCallum como Illya Kuryakin
@heyhuey4429Ай бұрын
No matter what I'm doing when the music comes on and I hear McGuinn's Rickenbacker twelve-string guitar, I stop and dial right into the song.
@bobboggano9201Ай бұрын
It's always interesting to see these musicians in their early days and think about what lies ahead for them.
@paultiffany7629Ай бұрын
poorly balanced vocals - the very significant high voice, Crosby, you can barely hear at times. still, a Dynamite performance.
@immaterialimmaterial5195Ай бұрын
FAB!!!!
@richardlenz2655Ай бұрын
Very serious time concerning music. At this time I was also on a Jimy Hendrix concert in Switzerland. We where all around 16 and music was sort of existential important. I went to all concerts and my father was not allowed to use the radio when this music was on air. Only me 🤭
@porfiriocanojr4249Ай бұрын
Dang a lot of good music came out when I was born
@workingTchrАй бұрын
Ilya Kuriakin!
@michaelmaynard58Ай бұрын
Maybe it’s the video, sounds a bit flat compared to the recording
@gerardop9633Ай бұрын
Un placer ver a David MC Culpan,Ilya kuriaki en El Agente de la Cipol(TV serie),ese disco Turn,Turn,Turno lo compre en España,para que vean que aquí no estábamos tan atrasados,ls leyenda negra antiespañola
@gerardop9633Ай бұрын
Lo compré en 1966
@friedadutoit549Ай бұрын
Fantastic ,✝️✝️
@seabertotter4325Ай бұрын
David's flying suit made him look like a bearded dragon.
@JorgeSantos-ni8tgАй бұрын
Boa noite essa banda ainda tem alguém vivo
@JoseCamisonАй бұрын
Canciones quemunca nunca pasaran.bellisima
@youarewhatyouareАй бұрын
I can hear if ineeded someone
@youarewhatyouareАй бұрын
Bigger amps and more powerful than what the beatles got in a similar venue
@testwadim503Ай бұрын
Мелодично, красиво, но скучно. Это не Beatles!
@2011FOGАй бұрын
Reverent and deliciously jangly guitars define this masterful group. McGuinn and the lot have a catalogue of poignant songs that still remain wildly influential to these very modern days.
@ronaldweed6103Ай бұрын
Love this song and group.
@tacogillespie4561Ай бұрын
I saw this lineup in 1965 in Rome, Georgia. I was 16 years ols. I also saw the Beatles at Atlanta Fulton county Stadium in August of 1965.. Good year for concerts.
@user-nh3th5cx9nАй бұрын
Love to see Clarence white era videos if they exist
@LarsDcCaseАй бұрын
Great classic songs. Bring back many fond memories of good times, good friends, much more carefree times than now. And we got along very well without cell phones and computers. 😀 RIP David MacCallum, Gene Clarke, Mike Clark, Clarence White and David Crosby. There were two other short lived members of the Byrds that also passed away.
@kofinsiah4416Ай бұрын
I love this year of 1965. Memory never dies! Thank you Mark Johnson!
@CraigsListofVideosАй бұрын
RIP to David Crosby and David McCallum, two remarkable people with amazing talent and class who entertained us for nearly seven decades. Those of us in our teens in the mid-sixties will remember the stellar performances of these two, McCallum amazing “hot” actor in The Man From U.N.C.L.E and Crosby contributing silky smooth harmonies in The Byrds, equally “hot”, with hits like Turn! Turn! Turn!, Mr Tambourine Man and Eight Miles High. In recent years, both were still were equally popular, Ducky in NCIS and in Crosby in CSN and solo performances. Interestingly, McCallum passed away six months after Crosby in 2023. RIP. Thanks for the great memories!
@aquilesguerrero4246Ай бұрын
David McCallum como Illya Kuryakin
@CraigsListofVideosАй бұрын
Yes! Enjoyed your comments. My wife and I watched the new Man from UNCLE last night. The new Russian Illya Kuryakin I thought was excellent, not as good David McCallum. Overall, I thought the 2015 movie was good. I had a different opinion of Armie Hammer who played McCallums part after reading Wikipedia. He’s a strange guy in real life in constant trouble from allegations of abuse, mental & sexual. Reading McCallums he was a decent person off screen as well as on screen. Highly respected.
@user-bv8qt6nt3hАй бұрын
Fan bloody tastic Byrds sound. Along with The Beatles my favourite band. Chris Newman, Southampton UK…
@stanleyhoover4244Ай бұрын
Way to go Illyia K. and Chris H My faves.
@nathandodge665Ай бұрын
They were doing these songs in 65?
@jimzeleny7213Ай бұрын
Actually live with slightly out of tune guitars and real endings. Definitely a great video.
@Joe-bx4wnАй бұрын
This one an early Christian rock song but everybody too asleep to understand