An Evening of Song & Stories with Chris Hillman - Full Performance

[@museumofventuracounty]

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[@LindyL1964]

Gosh!! I love Chris Hillman!! His voice is like butter!!

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

I love to listen to him play and sing but i could listen to him tell stories all day. Chris help start what we call country rock. Chris is a national icon..

[@johncrace911]

I grew up listening to Byrds. Chris is awesome. Iconic. Burrito Brothers, Gram Parsons, Legendary Jim Roger McGuinn.He has seen it all.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@JOHNWLOUCKS]

And, S.H. F.

[@EmersumBiggins]

Herb Pederson is a treasure. I have admired him for decades 🙂

[@billidgylab9083]

This is just exceptional! Both of these gentlemen are outstanding. Love them both!

[@richardalanprow283]

Chris and Herb. As good as it gets!!!

[@thefilmandmusic]

What a life

[@Mandrake591]

Excellent show all around! I like the new lyrics to Old John Robertson, and Herb does an excellent harmony on Have You Seen Her Face that echoes David Crosby's in places. Thank God he and his wife sure the fire.....

[@1rwjwith]

One of the original greats! Love TIME BETWEEN, all the way back to YOUNGER THEN YESTERDAY!

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@streaming1950]

@@museumofventuracounty Chris Hillman's book is fantastic!

[@UncleDunk]

Best hour I’ve spent in a long time. Wonderful video, Chris.

[@jimb408]

This is absolutely fantastic

[@BYANYMEANSNECESSARY-s3d]

Cal's corral, the icehouse!!!! Oh yeah. LA was so much fun!!! Born and raised. Thanks for the memories Chris!

[@larrymiller4]

"Go see Cal, go see Cal, go see Cal" at Cal Worthington Dodge. Cal's Corral had to compete with science lectures by Julius Sumner Miller on Saturday afternoons. But not everybody "gets" LA like Ralph Story, the Firesign Theater, you, and I did.

[@michaeld.mcclish]

What a great video, thanks for putting this up. He really sounds great. Both he and Roger McGuinn still sound great after all those years. Takes me back to the 60's. I remember seeing Linda Ronstadt and the Flying Burrito Brothers at what is now CSUN in Northridge, when I transferred in 1969. Ah, the 60's. I also got to see/hear the Byrds in 1968 right when Sweetheart of the Rodeo came out, over in Pasadena.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Thank you, Michael! A few weeks ago, journalist Ivor Davis interviewed Chris Hillman over Zoom for a new Museum of Ventura County program. We highly recommend that you check it out! Chris shares plenty of great stories that are missing from this particular evening. Ivor Davis: Up Close and Personal with Chris Hillman - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipevoX6sgp6Nr6s

[@madeleinehague3247]

We have so enjoyed seeing Chris and Herb when they've played in Toronto. What beautiful words Chris had, describing Tom Petty. "Biden' my Time" is a wonderful LP and we bought a copy of Chris's autobiography.

[@jaytouvelle2359]

just listened to Scottsville Squirrel Barkers, I really love they played fast and hard.

[@pamelahay6242]

This is “Diamond”. Such clear recollections by Chris & interesting stories. First Bluegrass album I ever bought was The Hillmen. Lost that album in a catastrophic bushfire in 2021 that destroyed my home & all within. One of 86 homes destroyed. Same as Chris, I grabbed one guitar, Passports & some personal papers, a change of clothes & toiletries. No time to do more. Left 4 horses behind, a banjo, Maton guitar, a carefully cursted collection of 1500 or more LPs/CD’s from all genres but heavily weighted to folk, blues, trad country, Cajun, TexMex world music…. Yes, The Dillards, D&C, The Byrds, Gene Clark, Roger McGuinn, Woody Guthrie,Beatles, Burritos, Buffalo Springfield, SFH Band, MCH, Eagles, Poco, CSNY, Manassas, all original 1960’s/70’s….I grabbed a CD thst I thought was a MCH Live recording & although I’m usually careful to replace discs in their correct covers, when I slipped the disc out, I found it was Chris’s Time Between album. Well, thank you for this; loved it! That signature Byrd’s song Turn, Turn, Turn certainly applies to where I am right now…. Thanks Pete Seeger & Roger, Chris, David, Gene & Michael.🙏 Come to think of it, Wildflowers applies too…. so I’m off to find some in Springtime SW Australia.

[@pamelahay6242]

Correction: Chris’s “Bidin’ My Time” was the fire survivor… Oh, and 3 of our 4 horses came through OK, just my 27YO mare got evacuated 2 days latter to spend 3 weeks in Vet Hospital but she recovered well. 🙂

[@mfbigray]

GREAT VIDEO.......LOVE CHRIS AND HERB....SEEN THEM MANY TIMES....LEARNED A LOT OF TIDBITS I WASN'T AWARE OF IN CHRIS' LIFE. IMVHO CHRIS HILLMAN IS AN AMERICAN ICON OF POPULAR MUSIC. LOVE ALL OF HIS MUSIC. AS HE HAS SAID ...HE IS SO BLESSED TO BE ABLE TO MAKE HIS ENTIRE ADULT LIFE DOING WHAT HE LOVES TO DO. WAY TO GO CHRIS....GOD BLESS !!! MARANATHA

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@susanferguson8799]

I love this!! It's fascinating listening to Chris taking about his life and career. He's a natural born raconteur as well as a first class musician and singer. Wonderful film! Thank you!!! 👍👍❤️

[@rogermiller8708]

What a wonderful night. Thank you Chris for reminding us of our history both here in California and the world. I’ve loved your music since discovering the Byrds as a young man in a town South of LA. I too was captured by Cal’s Corral, and later Bluegrass music. You’ve lived a remarkable life. Thank you for sharing it with your fellow travelers and friends.

[@lastname6584]

This is a great segment. One of my favorites. Always acknowledging his friends and bandmates.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@larrymiller4]

I've been a fan since 1965, and let me say I was blown away by Chris' bass playing on numbers like "Everybody's Been Burned" not to even mention Chris' long, illustrious career -- but Chris mentioned Bob Eubanks the DJ, who was at Sun Records in Memphis the very NIGHT (literally) Elvis got his start on the radio and on records. So it was an interesting coincidence he got The Byrds on the radio first. And it was none other than Miles Davis who urged Columbia Records to sign The Byrds to a contract.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@EmersumBiggins]

Very interesting and informative. Thanks for posting this for us 🙂

[@BYANYMEANSNECESSARY-s3d]

Hi Chris!! May wacker drummer from Hills old band. Nice to see you here!! Hope all is good.

[@sdfswords]

What an amazing ride Chris has had, and still playing. Here in Santa Barbara, we were lucky enough to see all of these bands as they emerged in the 60's and 70's at intimate venues.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@simonbatchelor8618]

Loved listening to this talk, I loved The Byrds in 1965, and most of the stuff he has done since. I just counted up the albums I have that he plays on I got to 20 with checking the credits. What a man. Cheers from Simon in England

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@rogermurray8553]

Such a personally and professionally high quality guy who was the anchor and stabilizing factor in so many great music projects. Don't know how Chris managed to fit in with so many egotists and near-lunatics in the earlier years but the great music they created has influenced music for the last half century. I listen to groups like The Jayhawks today and hear Chris' influence in song and bass. Two things about this gentleman don't get mentioned nearly enough: the brilliant first Manassas album on which he and Stephen Stills were featured and, from all that I've read, his enduring friendship with Gene Clark, through good times and bad, when Gene was in often desparate need of a friend's support. The years '65-'69/70 are well documented. Chris Hillman, even with the cool image back in the day, was always about the music, the musicians, and the contributions he could make towards producing some of the best American popular music we have. Never heard or read of any musician who's worked with him speak a negative word about him.

[@Gary-it3nd]

Awesome share !! Thank you much for providing Florida Hillman fans an event that would never make it this far from Chris' home.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@Fjellstad69]

Top notch. Chris is king.

[@savannahlt1]

Wow ..hearing Have your seen her face? How good is that? What a great song. What a life and career in music and it just seemed to flow from that motorcycle ride from home at age of 18 all the way through today….what a journey and glad he is here to tell that story!

[@joelpremo8857]

Hi Chris I love your work thru the years I have a demo for your review thanks JP

[@nycdude999]

I loved this. Thanks so much for putting this up.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@nycdude999]

@@museumofventuracounty Thanks, I will definitely attend.

[@museumofventuracounty]

@@nycdude999, great! We look forward to seeing you on Zoom tonight.

[@abbdabs67]

enjoyed this got his book for christmas enjoyed the book too

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@BaconTomatoCheese]

Been on a Chris Hillman kick lately… listening to his album “biding my time”(that I just got about a month ago) quite a bit, and I’m nearly through his book called “time between”… Been checking out flying burrito Brothers on KZbin, dug out an old vinyl of Manassas that I’ve never really paid much attention to before… Great stuff. And of course, I’ve always been a hard-core Byrds fan… thought I’d surf KZbin and see what was out there of Chris’s, came across this… Just great. Too bad the sound is so messed up though - Chris’s mic was shorting out in the beginning of this, and then the music levels were a little bit uneven here and there, but still… Really enjoyed it! And I see that Chris is going to be touring again this year! Might have to check that out… BTW, he’s got a signature Guild Starfire bass that looks and sounds pretty damn sweet…

[@summerlakephotog8239]

I went through all this in LA with hopes of becoming an A&R man but got drafted in 65 like thousands and thousands of young aspiring SoCal musicians. How did guys like Chris and Roger avoid the draft? Did they have college deferments? Not criticizing, just curious.

[@lesliegoodman-malamuth9796]

@Summer Lake Photog How DID Chris and Roger avoid the draft? It’s a legitimate question. But when Chris wants to avoid answering a question, he will do so. He did the same in his memoir, Time Between. Chris recalls minutely ever model number of every instrument he played, for example. He didn’t mention the draft. I’m glad he’s been happily married since 1979, but before Connie he had three previous wives. He could have crammed them into one sentence, but not a mention here either…

[@benmeltzer]

Perhaps they just got lucky with high draft numbers. That's what happened to my dad. Didn't do anything in particular; just got lucky.

[@jc6594]

Happy 75th Birthday Chris Hillman

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@MaureenDeVries-wd9mh]

A good man.

[@quinjimlan]

This is great. Saw Chris and Herb in a small club in Dublin a few years back. A long time fan of the Byrds, Burritos and Desert Rose Band. Thanks for putting this up in YT!

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom TONIGHT (January 21st at 6:30pm PST) for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@cliveedwards2958]

I wish I was there..my fave band The Byrds..I'm loving these youtube features.

[@markjamesmeli2520]

OMG!! Does it get any better than Chris and Herb??

[@jeffjcool1600]

awesome, but whats with the crappy audio...?

[@demoleramera]

I at first thought something was wrong with my phone's speaker

[@glenncollins4778]

Indeed,very crappy

[@SteveTheFazeman]

Trouble In Paradise is an excellent album. With all the hits on it, "Mexico" has stood steadfast as my favorite song.

[@SteveTheFazeman]

It's funny he brought up supermarket records. In the early '70s, I bought two at the Food Town grocery store. One by "Wild Butter" and the other by "The Road." After sampling them at home, I threw both album's away. Lesson well learned.

[@pamelahay6242]

Hey, but you remember those titles! 😄 I bought a Standell’s “ Covers” album & a TV Special 1970 Happening Hirs compilation but not so long after traded both of them for The Lefte Bank’s” first LP; the beginning of a much more “ considered” collection of music, crossing all genres from Hillbilly to Opera to ECM Jazz. So much great music in & around the world, including much to which Chris contributed. 💖

[@SteveTheFazeman]

@@pamelahay6242, Totally agree!😃 I can't say I heard of the groups you mentioned. Nevertheless, all of these groups and their musical genres are like progressive stepping stones to the various groups that one begins to enjoy over a long period of time.

[@XNV4D]

Great!

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@cowboyluke1706]

For a man that played with David Crosby, he seems to have come out of it very well adjusted , no easy feat.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@rogermurray8553]

On the upside, Crosby was the greatest high harmony singer in rock music so hearing that voice in a recording session likely suspended the negative emotions temporarily and fed the creative musician side of his fellow Byrds. I know that after creating a song like "John Riley" I'd have taken care of David's dinner bill and bar tab.

[@cowboyluke1706]

@@rogermurray8553 Well Crosby didn't create the song, Many recorded it well before him including Joan Baez, Pete Seeger and Judy Collins. The version by the Byrds was influenced by the Baez version. As for the greatest high harmony in rock, Nash generally took the high harmonies in CSN. Crosby had great harmony but bounced it around, not specifically known for high harmony, but in the end he did wear out his welcome where ever he went .

[@rogermurray8553]

Make it a point to read for comprehension, Cowboy. I never implied Crosby "created" the song, but his masterful vocal on that track surely must've inspired the "creativity" of the musicians around him. I get that you don't like Crosby so you must still gloat over the fact that he was dumped by The Byrds, sold his soul to the Devil, and joined a "supergroup" whose relevance to rock music lasted for a whole two albums, AND as a final insult, had the richness of that voice obscured, often negated, on stage and in studio, by Nash's reed-thin vocal whinings. And if there's one thing that Nash and Baez share in abundance, it's their capability to make listeners throw up their arms in despair within 150 seconds and cry, "I've had enough. Please!"

[@cowboyluke1706]

@@rogermurray8553 i love it when someone throws a childish tantrum when it's obvious they are full of shit and write long winded garbage that does not change the facts. Reading comprehension moron ? You now say you never implied Crosby created the song ! Does this sound familiar ? "I know that after creating a song like "John Riley" ..." Those are your words and you can't even understand what you wrote, You are a long winded bullshit artist and you embarrass yourself.

[@jimduey8218]

Excellent stories and playing. Sound quality - not so much. These guys deserved better.

[@jojoheartspaypay]

Award Winning

[@museumofventuracounty]

Thank you for all the positive feedback, everyone! We're thrilled that Chris' performance at the Museum of Ventura County is being rediscovered. If you aren't a member of the Museum of Ventura County or familiar with the Museum, you are encouraged to sign-up for our bi-weekly e-newsletter "MVC Now!' at the following link: @t Subscribers will receive advanced notice of upcoming events, exhibits, special programming, and more!

[@imannonymous7707]

this man been there done that knew n played with all the whos who on the west coast

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@zdenomatisin86]

1:12:04 Turn! Turn! Turn!

[@msoiseth3419]

Very interesting music history, Chris Hillman was in the middle of some major events and creativity. Actually the only band member of the Byrds that played anything on Mr. Tamborine Man was Roger McGuinn. The rest of them were pissed about it but all the rest was played by the Wrecking Crew.

[@alanriley9621]

If you listen to his story, you will hear why they used the studio musicians.

[@pamelahay6242]

Chris explains how that came about and you overlook that voices are also “ instruments” & Gene Clark, David Crosby joined Roger (Jim) McGuinn singing on that song. Chris & Michael? They would have been humble enough & realistic enough I’m sure to realise they were probably still learning their instruments.

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

If I was in the audience I would block the doors and not let them leave.

[@travis8947]

Did he say he took mandolin lessons from Roland White?

[@bohma7519]

Very interesting but pity about the sound

[@rhwinner]

Always the consummate pro musician. He just looks so uncomfortable standing next to Gram in those photos. I guess he really couldn't do anything with Gram, you really can't with those self destructive individuals who are bound and determined to wreck their own lives. But Chris always looks cool, composed and dead sober in the photos I've seen.

[@margaretross9150]

Chris actually looked very uncomfortable in videos of the Byrds. He refused to sing at first; just played his guitar. He said he was quiet and shy. I'm sure the loss of his father to suicide greatly affected him. I see him starting to loosen up when he was performing with Gram, although he wanted Gram to sing the lead vocals. They got along very well at first, living and writing together, until Gram's addictions took over, probably caused by his own sad family history. We're fortunate these two talents got together, even though briefly.

[@collectiques1]

If liked this you will love his new book. Hate the sound is not so great.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman

[@lamasteve6905]

Tom's OK !

[@mosart7025]

So his stories show how we have to realize that a lot of what the media puts out is either wrong, exaggerated or that musicians have short memories and forgiving hearts. Band breakups (to the public) seem horrendous and sad. But really it's more like family squabbles that pass in a couple of weeks or years and then the next reunion happens and everyone is eating burgers and hand cranked ice cream together, telling stories about granny and pulling the kids out of the pond. Seems like only a few result in total shunning or real hate.

[@theawakeningheard410]

This is fucking amazing. Thank you.

[@museumofventuracounty]

Ivor Davis, journalist and investigative reporter, will be joined by Chris Hillman on Zoom this Thursday, January 21st at 6:30pm PST for "Up Close and Personal," a new, free series from the Museum of Ventura County. Among the topics of conversation, Mr. Davis will interview Chris Hillman about his recent memoir, "Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother, and Beyond," his time living in Ventura County, his rock 'n roll roots, and much more. This is not to be missed! Register for free at the following link: bit.ly/DavisHillman