All the Byrds Members Who Have Sadly Died

[@FactsVerse]

*David Crosby recently died 🙏 Find out more here: **kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5m5aGRrm5KWrZY*

[@beagleman123456789]

Please proofread ✍️ your script. He was not born in 1991. You’re a real amateur. 😂😂

[@ericvroegindewey7834]

One of my favorite songs was Mr. Tambourine Man .🙏

[@kaymuldoon3575]

Yes, he died on January 18, 2023 after a long illness. He was 81. RIP David 🙏🏻

[@skibee50]

😪

[@carrietide]

💔

[@brt987train]

Many decades ago my good friend Larry from high school and I wandered down to the Main Point in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania. It was a famous Gathering Place for musicians for many decades. It was early morning and we didn't have classes it was summer and that day neither us were working. We went over to the main point, scraped together a few dollars to sit down and have something to drink. I don't know what and a bite to eat. A band was rehearsing and we were too washed out to remember having been drunk the night before probably, still had a hangover. Anyway Roger McGuinn was there we didn't know it at the time and they were rehearsing. I honestly don't remember who else but they did a rendition of Eight Miles High for us. I'll bet it lasted every bit of 15 minutes or more. And to think it was just the two of us a couple feet away. Well it's every bit of 50 years almost and I still remember it. In those days there was no way to record it. But I'll tell you what being a few feet away listening to all those guys that was an experience I won't forget.

[@pepper13111]

Main Point well over 50 years ago.

[@davidblankenship2720]

Wow... far out man

[@davidbullock7437]

Saw Jackson Brown there in 75. Slightly foggy memory…

[@janewhite4486]

The Byrd's were my first concert àt Idora Park ballroom , Youngstowñ Ohio.

[@brt987train]

@@davidbullock7437 we all had some foggy memories at the main point

[@josephjohnson8520]

The Byrds were awesome band. Turn! Turn! Turn! and Goin Back are remarkable songs. They did great music. May they rest in peace!

[@jeanbaker2087]

Tun Turn Turn was my favorite too.

[@FactsVerse]

We remember those songs too! Thank you for sharing your favorite songs 👍

[@user-kn4ge3gn8j]

@@FactsVerse Am I the only person who thinks that Stranger In A Strange Land is pretty damn amazing - one of the all time best instrumentals ever. Of course I love Eight Miles High, Lady Friend, Rock 'N' Roll Star, All I Really Wanna Do... The list could go on.

[@cocoaorange1]

Before my time, but like their tunes.

[@audreysandbach637]

Luved the byrds never hear them on the radio even the stations who play the golden oldies

[@williamrooth]

8 miles high! Still is a bit of a rush after all these years! Thanks for this beautiful, if sad, update!

[@FactsVerse]

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[@dellingr23]

Amazing that David Crosby is still alive at 81 after a liver transplant and heart surgery.... and they say Keith Richards is tough (and lucky). Chris Hillman is still around at 78 and MsGuinn is a year younger. Together with those in the video, they gave us a lot of great music. Long may they run.

[@reginaandersson6636]

He'll turn 81 on August 14th this year.

[@Staszu13]

Croz and Keef must be made of steel

[@Mynamesalexa]

A bloated carcass that's ingested every illicit drug known to man. Ted Nugent

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

Some of us are survivors.

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

@@Mynamesalexa nugent should had done drugs maybe he wouldn't be so eccentric.

[@theresasmith8972]

Eight Miles High was probably my favorite after Turn, Turn, Turn.. such a sad history of all the musicians! Almost as if a curse plagued them. But drugs were proliferate throughout the period, so the fact that many of us survived is, in itself, a miracle.

[@deborahchmura1903]

It's not a miracle you survived.. or we survived.. rather that you didn't make any really BIG mistake. Or maybe you did.. and still survived.. now that would be the miracle. Not thinking things like mescaline and LSD were an answer.. no miracle there.. that was just common sense after a couple weird experiences. Like Dylan realizing the things no one can do every day.. like what we used to call speed. First came "when Quinn the Eskimo gets here.. everybody going to run to him". And it was "we are stardust.. we are golden.. we are caught in the devil's bargain..and we got to get ourselves back to.. the garden". But the main thing to do is do whatever but without the freakin' Lucky Strikes. Miracles never make this much sense. Common sense does. Til it becomes not so common anymore. Guns don't kill people.. right? But idiots with guns do. Drugs? Same thing. Eight miles high? Settle for a couple hundred yards.

[@theresasmith8972]

@@deborahchmura1903 all that makes sense and sense to me..but where the miracles comes in for me(perhaps not you in your own opinion) is-.I should've died, not once but a few times..as a very young kid,- alone without protection. I didn't because that wasn't in my own power. Believe whatever you choose. I like 'miracle'. I had a Protector.

[@pristineclear8604]

Having money, the environment they lived in, that time period and access to any drug they wanted but having excessive money to buy it was the keys to their addictions.

[@blairsterling6141]

Drugs, and perhaps the WORST drug, alcohol. A drink or two a week is about all one should do.

[@bartmix8994]

Being in The Byrds was bad for your health.

[@edwardmiller4709]

Goin Back, a great Carol King song, is my favorite!

[@frankfurter63]

I loved all their songs especially " Younger than yesterday" ; " 5 d " and " Hey , Mr. Spaceman". They were superstars of my youth.

[@thesledge1969]

My favorite band growing up back then, may gene Clark, Michael Clarke and David Crosby all rest in peace🎸🎸🎤🎤🙏🙏

[@simontaylor2319]

They've now formed a new band "Heaven Sent"

[@edwardlagrossa1246]

The Byrds will always be the iconic band from the 60's. RIP!

[@FactsVerse]

We agree! Thank you for watching our content. Be on the lookout for our next video!

[@ladonnaghareeb4609]

They were so very good! So many of them died so young. So very sad.

[@FactsVerse]

We do agree. They bring great music 😥

[@daveshultz3718]

I was a big fan of the Byrd's in the 60's & 70's. Everything I ever heard I really liked as far as the traditional songs you heard on the radio but 2 of my favorites were the videos I found on KZbin. Bells of Rhymney and especially I Wasn't Born To Follow Which showcased McGuinn and his guitar!

[@reginaandersson6636]

*Byrds, not "Byrd's".

[@daveshultz3718]

@@reginaandersson6636 Thanks for your comment MS. Grammar Nazi!

[@karadabo140]

Love Byrds my favorite band . Love their song chestnut mare , lover of the bayou, Jesus just alright etc..

[@rubenaraujo319]

My favorite song turn, turn, turn. The script goes back to just over 3,000 year. What's good about it, no copy rights back then.

[@DejaVu2U2]

You are so right!

[@dankivel3499]

One of the great groups of the 60’s

[@FactsVerse]

We absolutely agree! Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. Which Byrds song appealed to you the most?

[@starjunkie5328]

A lot of those cats died young, I'm surprised Crosby outlived them all. But my point is, the Boomers (myself), are dying off at an alarming rate; we're getting old. Nothing lasts forever, and the way the world is headed, that's just fine with me.

[@MichaelGloth-f7j]

Me 2

[@steveelsholz5297]

​@@MichaelGloth-f7jCrosby didn't deserve to outlive them. He was a druggie.

[@SquidMax-ym6gv]

Your free love generation really helped relationships and the family unit we don't see today. Thanks, mate.

[@EugeneHardstark-do2kk]

Here, here, I couldn’t agree with you more….”don’t follow leaders watch the parking meters.”

[@Haymarket47]

What are you talking about, you shaped the current world!

[@bobettejennett8085]

Rest in peace 🙏 to those we lost and remember

[@FactsVerse]

Thank you for the kind words! ❤ What Byrds song is your favorite?

[@vewilli]

Don’t know many songs of the birds, but „Turn, Turn, Turn“ is a really beautiful Song which I always liked and still like!

[@pattibrooks1907]

Its sad the Byrds rock 60s group died ! Did not know about the Byrds who have died so its a first time Ive heard that ! REst in peace all who died from the Byrds 60s rock group !

[@janicethurlow5366]

Sweetheart Of The Rodeo remains one of my absolute favourite albums.

[@patrickbuzzo1970]

Janice Thurlow, i agree, i think that " Sweetheart of the Rodeo " is the Lp that i have played more than any other Byrds album. The only Lp that i have played one time and never listened again is " Byrdmaniax " . Greetings from Italy, Patrick

[@nevadasestamibi]

@@patrickbuzzo1970 In my case, second (but close) only to "Younger Than Yesterday". I played my vinyl copy (acquired in 1968) so many times that I've almost worn it out. Lucky I found it on CD a few years ago.

[@barkingstarz4730]

Saw McGuinn, Hillman & Marty Stuart (and his band Fabulous Superlatives) do “Sweetheart of the Rodeo” tour 2018; they performed the entire record, plus a few of Marty’s songs, encoring with a few Byrds songs! Fantastic show!

[@denickite]

Such sad endings! I remember them as a teen growing up. I had no idea that one died in Joshua Tree. I imagine back then it was a rather different than it is now. It is becoming quite the spot to visit and buy property. Booming now! But a magical place with it's desert scenery. It does get very hot there in the summer and I thought that would be how he died hiking in the park. Just very sad.

[@dennisdemark8151]

The Byrds for me, were one of the most influential bands ever! like the late Tom Petty said, the Byrds had a unique sound , that nobody sounded like them at the time. There influence is still felt today, they influenced bands such as The Eagles, Tom Petty and the Heartbreaker's, Fleetwood Mac ( Stevie and Lindsey) era. The Smiths, The Gin Blossoms, The Bangles & countless others. Turn! Turn! Turn! Absolutely brings me goose bumps whenever I hear it. actually brings tears to my eye 😢 so powerful it is. love many other Byrds songs as well. Long live the Music and Legacy of The Byrds 🎼🎤🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸🥁

[@FactsVerse]

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[@mitchmitchell80]

Don't forget they influenced the Beatles too! George Harrison recorded "if I needed someone'" after hearing their sound

[@arklat]

So many great comments. Personally, I went to catholic schools my whole young life At a church gathering, we sang "Turn, Turn, Turn". It was glorious!

[@PFay]

Favourites? While it would be wrong of me to ignore the major 60s classics Tambourine man, Turn, turn, turn, Eight Miles High, etc. Because those definitely consolidated “that Byrds sound” which went on to become so influential for the likes of REM, Tom Petty and others, my faves to this day are some of Gene’s like his beatlesque World Turns All Around Her and Gram’s country influences on Sweetheart of the Rodeo? Some of my guitar heroes remain McGuinn and Crosby, especially playing together very complimentary, as are their vocals.

[@dennisdemark8151]

The Byrds are absolutely one of a kind band... like the late time Tom Petty said in an interview years back...at the time nobody sounded like them...very influential band to say the least.

[@leperelamisere1368]

The Byrds are a milestone in the musical history of the 60's. They invented Folk-Rock, and Country-Rock, White and Parsons invented the Pedal-steel guitar. Mc Guinn was underrated as a guitarist, he was really strong because he used to play the banjo in his early carreer. Crosby was best known for his harmonies, but he could write very fine tunes too ("Lady bird" largely deserved its place on the Notorious LP, and "Draft morning" was HIS creation). Hillman had strong bass lines ("Renaissance fair" and "Draft morning" amongst others) though it wasn't his original instrument. Thanks to them, I got introduced to folk and country music. 200% respect for the Byrds, and especially for Jim Roger Mc Guinn, a very talented and still very humble musician. One of my 3 favorite bands.

[@highcard3027]

Clarence and Gene invented the B-Bender. I used to have the original patten on my wall.

[@The-Contractor]

The Byrds never received the fame and acclaim they warranted. Some of the most iconic sounds from an era that was super saturated with talent. RIP One and All.

[@FactsVerse]

True, they could have been so much more. Thank you for your kind words. The Byrds will be missed 😢

[@jennifersman7990]

Oh no I disagree! They made Dylan’s songs (and other folk musicians songs) accessible to a mainstream, top 40 AM radio audience and pioneered the idea of country rock (and in the process begat the Eagles, CSNY, America, Poco, Flying Burrito Brothers among others).

[@jg6698]

I disagree as well, the Byrds were a veritable sensation in the mid 60's. TV, magazines, Mcguinns glasses, screaming chick's, lol. They had it going on. You had to be there!

[@marcintime]

Thanks for a very informative video. Sad so many members of this wonderful, pioneering band have passed but great - if miraculous - that Crosby is still around. My favourite Byrds songs are Gunga Din, Eight Miles High and Chestnut Mare. Gene Clark was a great songwriter, his solo album 'No Other' being an absolute masterpiece.

[@Tedxdx]

Chestnut Mare was always to me a Clarence White song, with his acoustic guitar pushing through the electrics! It really made the song what it is. Fabulous.

[@rickriccardi4741]

So....Iconic guitarist Clarence White replaced drummer Kevin Kelley and soon afterwards also replaced Gram Parsons. Maybe some kind of an edit would be a good idea.

[@alanriley9621]

Strangly, no comment from F/V folks.

[@patricias5122]

In 1985, Michael Clarke wasn't actually performing under the band's name, he tried to tour with the name, The 20th Anniversary Tribute to the Byrds, but concert promoters shortened the name simply to "The Byrds."

[@5989921]

I saw the original Byrds at Cerritos College, then known as a Junior College (2 year), in Norwalk, Calif. It was, I believe in 1966, and they performed in a conference room. I later saw them a couple of times in Hollywood.

[@FactsVerse]

How was the performance of the original Byrds? Thank you for sharing!

[@timcox2473]

My Favorite Byds song is "You Ain't going nowhere"

[@FactsVerse]

Great song, thank you for sharing this! What other types of videos would you like to see?

[@mc2mc277]

Well, add David Crosby, as of today. Outside of the original quintet, I loved the McGuinn-White-Parsons-Batten line-up. Saw then live. Probably the best line-up of players the band had at its peak.

[@bluecat798]

I can remember playing with my guinea pig in the back garden as a child in the 60s and Tambourine Man coming on the radio. It always reminds me of that when I hear it.

[@calvinbealer7264]

Great 😃👍 Band. Thank you for Sharing This message.

[@FactsVerse]

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[@calvinbealer7264]

@@FactsVerse TV Sitcoms from the 60s 70s Stars who have passed away. Thank you very Much.

[@petedelavega6094]

Grew up in the Era loved it favorites turn turn 8 miles high. .just to name a few.

[@walterfechter8080]

"It Won't Be Wrong" -- dedicated to my wife of only 2 years. Barb (RIP). That was the second tune that I played for her, shortly after we met. Countless thanks to The Byrds.

[@FactsVerse]

Thank you so much for sharing your favorite song. May your wife find peace 😭

[@walterfechter8080]

@@FactsVerse - Many thanks in return. I believe My Barbra Rose is in a wondrous place where Time has lost its meaning. Since Barb left this world and me, I keep thinking of "She Don't Care About Time" by The Byrds. Peace be your journey.

[@Krzyszczynski]

Mike Clarke left behind a harrowing account of his final months, sparing no details about the effects of liver failure. His last message was straight and to the point: DON'T DRINK. And if Croz hadn't had a sudden fit of lucidity as to his condition, and turned himself in to the FBI, he could well have ended up joining Gene and Mike in a premature death. As for my favourite Byrds songs: Cover versions - Bells of Rhymney, Chimes of Freedom, My Back Pages Originals - Fifth Dimension, Eight Miles High

[@lynnbucher6023]

Gene was Mr Tamourine Man and a real gentleman when you met him in person. A talent that is sorely missed.

[@rivergold4835]

I had forgotten how many members had been in the band.

[@se461]

Lived inn Germany during the 60's and fell in love with the Byrds there. Saw them in Virgina Beach in 1966 at a Dome on the beach. Loved the Byrds!

[@FactsVerse]

We're very happy to know that you're a fan of The Byrds. Which of their songs appealed to you the most?

[@EdWindblackSASS]

Awesome to know their names and their roots. Sadly, they passed too soon.

[@FiveLiver]

They all look so much better in their early photos.

[@jennifursun3303]

fav song is Have You Seen Her Face and love love that B Bender guitar that now is owned by Marty Stuart

[@carolinetalley]

Pure magic! Rest in peace David Crosby and thank you!

[@FactsVerse]

Beautiful words, thank you for your message for David. If we may ask, which Byrds song appealed to you the most?

[@tonyt8805]

RIP David Crosby 🙏🏾 😔 🙏🏾

[@andyjones7514]

8 miles high and my back pages are timeless.

[@aracelybarrerasierra5724]

I needed to listen their songs to remember.

[@frankkolmann4801]

I remember those hair styles. When too much hair was not enough. Never liked long hair, but I did it. Glad I now can do short back and sides same as when I was a kid.

[@voz805]

Many tidbits I didn't know about. If you are a Byrds fan, you can look up Exclusive Radio and once there, select The Byrds and the station will play exclusively Byrds songs. If you also have an internet radio you can set it to the Exclusively Byrds station.

[@fireandice3537]

Today we must add in the list David Crosby R.I.P.

[@FactsVerse]

Sad news, may David and those who passed away find peace 🙏

[@ChrisSmith88love]

"Hey Mr. Spaceman" is my favorite Byrds song. A UFO bit. Gram Parsons died in Desert Joshua Tree Park, near the UFO Church. Bet you didn't know that.

[@derhandtrommler]

He died in a hangdog hotel room at the Joshua Tree Inn. His road manager, Phil Kaufman,stole his body as it was to be sent to his family in Louisiana. Kaufman tried to burn Gram's corpse in the desert, but only partially succeeded. Ultimately, the remains were interred in New Orleans.

[@robbynealzucker3408]

The byrds are one of my favorite all-time bands some of my favorite songs I feel a whole lot better lady friend triad Renaissance fair there's too many to mention I think sweetheart of the rodeo one of the truly great breakthrough recordings of all time as a paved the way for country rock

[@FactsVerse]

Loved those songs too! Thank you. What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?

[@SapphirePl4ysPkxd]

Rest in peace David Crosby. Your music will never be forgotten and got me through so many tough times. Anyone out there influenced by him like me? Let me know, sad day for music.

[@FactsVerse]

Beautiful words, thank you for your message for David--we're moved. What is your favorite song of the band?

[@tunesmith7437]

The Byrds were my favorite back in 1965. Even more than The Beatles. It was via The Byrds that I got into Dylan.

[@FactsVerse]

We're very happy to know that you're a fan of The Byrds which of their songs appealed to you the most?

[@timesly1]

Some sad lives and endings. To many in the music industry. Very interesting info.

[@relax2dream164]

The sound of my youth. ❤️

[@FactsVerse]

Beautiful words, thank you for your message for the Byrds. In your opinion, what is their finest song?

[@relax2dream164]

Turn! Turn! Turn!

[@edbarnhart6648]

I morn the passing of David Crosby. My favorite was Mr Tamborine man.

[@Farrah300]

This video was done before David Crosby's passing, but he was 81 when he died. With some of the health issues he had, he was very fortunate to have lived as long as he had. David Crosby was a great talent who will be greatly missed. My favorite song by The Byrds is "Eight Miles High." I also love "Mr. Tambourine Man", which was their first number 1 hit.

[@Greg-kz3sv]

Always liked "Wasn't Born To Follow"

[@FactsVerse]

One of our favorites too, you've got taste! What other types of video would you like to see?

[@CaptainAmerica-jw2xh]

My favorite songs by The Birds: 1)Mr. Tambourine Man 2)My Back Pages

[@FactsVerse]

Thank you so much for sharing your favorite Byrds song. What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?

[@robbynealzucker3408]

Is very tough to see David Crosby pass he was truly wanted great voices in popular music

[@FactsVerse]

Beautiful words, thank you for your message for David. What is your favorite Byrds song?

[@fcthompson1]

There song 'My Back Pages' is one of the best ever...by any artist.

[@runtmc2jc]

one of my faves, kinda under the radar, is Chestnut Mare.

[@FactsVerse]

We loved that song too! Thanks for sharing. What other types of video would you like to see?

[@musik102]

Back in the 70s ( I think) I saw a show in Manchester, UK featuring three bands and each band was fronted by "a Byrd" :Chris, Roger and Gene Clark.

[@FactsVerse]

Fun stuff, thanks for sharing! Which Byrds song appealed to you the most?

[@halfrutter2226]

And now we lost David Crosby. 😢 What a great legacy he left.

[@jg6698]

🤔

[@joelcouture7352]

Feel A Whole Lot Better, Draft Morning, So You Want To Be A Rock and Roll Star, Set You Free This Time, Wild Mountain Thyme.

[@petejones879]

I never knew that Gram Parsons was in the Byrds

[@artiewithers6980]

Heaven has got some band.

[@Saftbloke]

Kevin Kelly wasn't replaced by Clarence White, he was replaced by Gene Parsons.

[@andrewsandoz8005]

We all gotta go sometime.

[@charlescarson5318]

Just heard the news..RIP David Crosby.

[@FactsVerse]

Us too! We'll miss David. May all those who passed away find peace. Which Byrds song is the most memorable for you?

[@charlescarson5318]

@@FactsVerse turn turn turn, all I really wanna do and eight miles high.

[@EBush-i4o]

I left school in 1964. I'd been given 3 choices at what I could do for a career...Army, Navy or Air Force. Doesn't matter what I did, I got out in the end, all I really wanted to do was look like Roger, who was then still Jim.

[@FactsVerse]

Interesting, thanks for sharing your life story. Have a great evening ♥

[@jamesayers2452]

Loved, wasn't born to follow, by the birds!!!

[@wmsollenberger8706]

Avid follower of these guys since April '65. Inspired my involvement in the music industry. Interesting to note, as of now, each member has passed in the same order they left the group. It now is between Hillman and McGuinn to see who leaves last. A sad day , when they're all gone, but what a legacy! I wish I could leave something so valuable when I pass. Sheer genius!

[@dollysinn]

Thankfully Roger is still alive. This video scared me! lol I totally read the title differently.

[@FactsVerse]

Yes, Roger is still alive. Which Byrds song appealed to you the most?

[@russbetts1467]

This Video needs to be updated, to include David Crosby. Russ. Portsmouth, UK.

[@FactsVerse]

Thank you so much for the feedback! What other types of video would you like to see?

[@jenniferwells9032]

A great band ❤️👍

[@FactsVerse]

Well said, we strongly concur! Thank you for watching our content and for sharing your thoughts. Which Byrds song appealed to you the most?

[@manny4552]

... Feel a while lot better.. all I really wanna do.. Mr tambourine man . Turn turn turn... Eight miles high are some of my favorites.. Spanish Harlem incident ... Too

[@eslermanu47]

Great band

[@jackheraty9195]

Another one today. RIP David.

[@FactsVerse]

A sad day. May David and all the members who passed away find peace. Which Byrds song appealed to you the most?

[@clover63]

And very recently, David Crosby passed away, aged 81. Actually, the Byrds also had yet another drummer: John Guerin, from July 1972 until January 1973; he passed away in 2004, aged 64 (for more details: read his biographic article at English Wikipedia). For some unknown reason, English Wikipedia does not mention all of the Byrds' members - a little strange.

[@FactsVerse]

Truly, may David Crosby find peace. Which Byrds song appealed to you the most?

[@clover63]

@@FactsVerse - Hi 😉! Actually, these two Byrds songs egally appeal to me: I Come and Stand at Every Door & Bells of Rhymney. They are both fantastic.

[@viggosimonsen]

Eight Miles High - a masterpiece

[@Fcutdlady]

R.I.P David Crosby too

[@3373-g8z]

It's shocking that they died so young, that I am now much older than they were. On top of that, we've now lost Crosby as well. Life can sure get lonely! Damn it

[@FactsVerse]

Truly sad. May David and all those who passed away find peace. Which Byrds song appealed to you the most?

[@3373-g8z]

@@FactsVerse 8 miles high.

[@FactsVerse]

One of our favorites too, you've got taste! What other types of video would you like to see?

[@timettinger2017]

Byrd's guys DIDN'T die young! Plus, most of these bands long past their prime.

[@bernardcimetiere6451]

my favorite song : " 8 high miles"

[@ruthcatalano674]

All their songs.

[@jamescantrell6956]

Far too many early deaths. It is painful to think of the brilliance that could have emerged from Gene Clark, Gram Parsons, and Clarence White working together and with McGuin.

[@FactsVerse]

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[@smittycal]

RIP David Crosby

[@FactsVerse]

May David and all those who passed away find peace. Which Byrds song appealed to you the most?

[@jasondalton-earls9972]

The Notorious Byrd Brother's has always been my favourite Byrds album since I discovered them in the mid 70's. I'd only heard the hits like Turn Turn Turn before I discovered 5D & Notorious Byrd Bro's with Younger Than Yesterday. So sorry about Crosby but more than that the way CSN&Y disintegrated, with everyone blaming Crosbys drug choices as the root of all evil. It was the ones who were drinkers who died the earliest but that's okay because it's legal. But look...there's Crosby...lets go hate on him for staying alive till 83!!

[@jg6698]

Feel A Whole Lot Better. Dolphins Smile.

[@FactsVerse]

Our favorites too! Thanks for sharing. What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?

[@desertsunman5880]

Tambourine Man

[@simonstevens8745]

Roger McQuinn is still alive and kicking 🤔🤫

[@garyrapp5645]

I like "The Chestnut Mare".

[@michaelaguilar2106]

David Crosby August 14, 1941 To January 19, 2023 !! RIP !! Your Contribution To The Music World Will Be Missed 🎙🎸🥁

[@jennifursun3303]

thank you si much Roger for that 12 string

[@12sharpman]

God bless David Crosby 😔

[@FactsVerse]

May David find peace. We'll miss him 😥

[@jimmycain8669]

I’m crying for me

[@FactsVerse]

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[@Farrah300]

The sad thing about this video is that most of the members who died were so young when they did.