The Byrds + Bob Dylan - Turn Turn Turn + Mr Tambourine Man 2/24/90 HIGH QUALITY STEREO

[@alangibbs4183]

RIP David Crosby. A Byrd has flown. These immortal songs will always be with us.

[@fairterr]

It's been quite a weekend, Lisa Marie Presley, David Crosby......especially here in Memphis

[@bigbadfitter]

Yes

[@koshersalaami]

Crosby’s departure from the Byrds changed them so radically. It turned them into proto-Poco, Excellent band, but vocally nowhere near what they were. He was The keystone for vocal harmonies for probably fifteen years.

[@charleswesley9907]

Bob cant sing.

[@WilliamLeonard-cs8cz]

I forgot to give him a liver!

[@redheart5216]

It makes me cry, i'm 70 years old and they are rooted in me. Bye David, forever in the heart❤

[@emreth7773]

Hi, I'm almost 70. These two songs (w/Bob Dylan) are very moving and immortal. I've watched this and enjoyed this many times (to say the least).

[@JosephCameron-gv1nz]

I don’t know if you aware of the origin of this song, the song was written based on the 3rd chapter Ecclesiastes in the bible

[@terrym9225]

I'm crying now watching this

[@MegOfBroccoli]

He was a giant. One of a kind. Saw them in L.A. in the 70s, unforgettable.

[@Aereaux]

In all my 83 years on this planet I still get chills when I hear Turn Turn Turn and to see Dylan and the Byrds together is to die for.

[@RAV1953]

Amen Bro....Amen!!

[@thommysides4616]

Your still young at heart..... Amen!

[@tombrody9208]

I am only 71 years old. Basically, I am a "60's boy." During the 1960's, I saw live performances by Cream (at Fillmore Auditoreum and also at Oakland Arena), by the Grateful Dead and by Jefferson Airplane (both at one show at Winterland), by Led Zeppelin at Winterland in San Francisco, and by The Byrds at Rollarena in San Leandro, California. I also saw Country Joe and the Fish performing at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. I love your statement, "I still get chills when I hear Turn Turn Turn . . ." After reading this statement, my face began to wrinkle up, and I felt like I was about to cry with joy and nostalgia.

[@spatzunderberlin8632]

@@tombrody9208 Hi, now I am nearly 75 and your words are so true. I saw Dylan so many times here in Germany. Also Simon and Garfunkrl, Arlo Guthrie , Donovan, John Denver . . . and this Musik forever was my life specially Dylan in hike 70th years. they all sung for better life for us all. I am a friens of the USA and i often was in Florida ,California, New York, Canada, and i never forget that your US-Army save us in Berlin for the Russians. Be well all next years, Greetings to you

[@gregmackenzie5822]

I could not have said it better !

[@SilverStarz]

I wish, I wonder, I pray, can BoB Dylan walk on stage one more time, beam it to the world, just one more time, right now, we need this so much. I'm 64 years old, and I have never stopped dancing, but I need to dance again to Bob, amen.

[@gerthoffmann5436]

Bin jetzt 76 Jahre alt und mich ergreifen diese wunderbaren Klassiker so dermaßen, dass ich meine Tränen nicht mehr zurückhalten kann. Es war einfach eine schöne Zeit (60'erund70'er) , die ich niemals vergessen möchte !

[@deathfromthewoods]

Ich bin 43 Jahre jünger wie Sie und liebe die Musik ihrer Generation über alles

[@gerthoffmann5436]

​@@deathfromthewoods Das freut mich sehr, aber damit sind Sie (bist du ?) kein Einzelfall. Ich kenne da eine Drummerin, die gerade erst 25 geworden ist und die MUSIK DER 60'er, 70'er und 80'er JAHRE so sehr liebt und schätzt, dass sie innerhalb von 10 Jahren ca.400 respektable Coverversion aus dieser Zeit herausgebracht hat. Ihr Name ist SINA Döring, und man findet sie unter : sina-drums. Sie schließt jetzt ihr Musikstudium in Arnhem (Niederlande) ab und macht danach ihren Master in London. Dadurch das sie bereits weltweit bekannt geworden ist, hat sie bereits mehr als 1,5 Millionen Abonnenten, von denen ich auch einer bin. Ein Dire Straits-Cover hat bereits 70 Millionen Views. Es lohnt sich bestimmt da mal reinzuhören. Unter ihren Fans gibt es auch jede Menge junge Leute.

[@kevsbikescamerasandmore269]

Married in 1974 Turn Turn Turn - this was our wedding song. Still married and still love my wife and this music!

[@usatennisproff]

Kudos!

[@paddington3028]

I am so glad that I lived through this era, wonderful times.

[@remalim9471]

Me too

[@usatennisproff]

Me too!😊

[@punk7066]

Buried my dad yesterday and these songs give me comfort.

[@michaeldillon3113]

Bless you - I hope that a year down the line you have a healed a bit at least 🙏

[@issa-ce1wy]

My friend, only time got that talent, to feel a little better and the music will help, hopefully! Praises

[@usatennisproff]

Time is the healer.​@@michaeldillon3113

[@MegOfBroccoli]

Crosby died of covid so anyone running around unmasked, take some responsibility and have some empathy for others. Still 300 USians a week dying from covid. And we have H5 coming up next and the fatality rate is 25-50%.

[@urbancowboycanada]

Can I get an amen for Chris Hillman's bass playing on this song? Whoa!!!

[@usatennisproff]

Talent

[@JonathanHorwitz]

Makes my 81 year old hippie heart sing with Joy! Thank You, Thank you, Thank You!!!

[@davidaston5773]

No, THANK YOU, to your generation, for the timeless music we're all enjoying now. Because, the music of the 1960s, was ahead of all times. Still as fresh as 50+ years ago. David

[@marlenesullivan3113]

JONATHAN: THIS MUSIC IS LIKE HEAVEN ON EARTH 💙🎶

[@JonathanHorwitz]

@@marlenesullivan3113 Right On, Marlene!

[@thomazalves1410]

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[@manuelsaturnino9300]

Thanks David Crosby

[@stevenconstantine4732]

60s and 70s will be the best music ever!!!!

[@stuckinfreeport1]

absolutely correct

[@usatennisproff]

No autotune bs...........back when groups wrote, played instruments, sang the songs LIVE!! Real music & great songs, 99% phony, computerized crap now.

[@my1vice]

Yep... Song by all of the "anti-war" musicians with deep ties to the military or intelligence community.

[@janetownley]

A time for peace, I swear it’s not too late

[@rossscott1922]

Hello 👋 Patty

[@janavrbova8622]

I believe you. We need light and love.

[@flynnryan25]

It’s never too late to find your inner peace.. as for the world war is the only answer to protecting ppls rights

[@johnnyraider]

GOOD 4 U PATTI, BUT CAN WE MAKE AN EXCEPTION WHEN IT COMES TO FHEAD VLADY PUKIN IN RUSSIA AS I CALL THE FUCK !!!!!!!!!!!!! LETS GET THE FUCK, BOYS ?????????? AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, THAT FEELS BETTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dinawhite5175]

Amen

[@pattiboyes686]

We will never again see the likes of the legends that are leaving us one by one. Thanks for the memories and the music.

[@usatennisproff]

Yes, keep it in your heart.

[@my1vice]

And you never wondered why?

[@Wilkins_Micawber]

To everything, Turn, Turn, Turn. There was a time musicians were musicians. There was a time many many years ago, I bought these records and played them endlessly.

[@frankdiscussion2069]

Dylan was 21-22 years old when he wrote the lyrics to "Mr. Tambourine Man"...this is why he won a Nobel Prize.

[@donaldmiller743]

Bob and Paul McCartney! The two greatest songwriters in history!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@valerieread6738]

I am 82 and I think bob dylan is a genius songwriter and I love Mr. Tambourine man. And all his other wonderful songs.😊

[@lisbetsoda4874]

He shouldn't have won it. It should have been given to Leonard Cohen. 😢

[@yell0wberry]

A beautiful man who made beautiful music. Rest in peace to David Crosby.

[@GjaP_242]

David Van Cortlandt Crosby. Another legend that silences the good world popular music.

[@GjaP_242]

David Crosby, who has died aged 81, was a premier-league rock'n'roll star twice. In the mid-1960s he was a founder member of the Byrds, the Los Angeles band often credited with inventing the genre “folk-rock”. 5:46 Source: The Guardian

[@michelelaraia7358]

Mc Guinn and Dylan both 48 then.

[@GjaP_242]

"I'm ready to go anywhere, I'm ready for to fade Into my own parade Cast your dancing spell my way, I promise to go under it" 6:09 Bob Dylan

[@GjaP_242]

"I'm an inveterate bookstore wanderer. I read constantly, so I love a good bookstore. I can't help it." 8:48 "I use a lot of tunings because I listen to a lot of jazz." David Crosby

[@marknan5352]

As a young 67 year old 😊 these songs still make me sing em out loud no matter who is in the room .

[@franksfiddle9031]

Good for you ... one of my staff just messaged me from the other office to ask if she can come and join the party ... because this music IS the party

[@michelelaraia7358]

Do it

[@leprof58david]

Yup... you're INDEED... young... as young as this wonderful song... AGELESS

[@chrishansen9357]

my friends already know I can't carry a tune. this won't surprise them

[@jacquismith3277]

Forever young! I'm 67 too. ❤

[@lindas.5191]

So good to hear these classics from the 60s. Sorry, the music today can't touch this!

[@gregmackenzie5822]

Brilliant rendition of two great songs , thank you Byrds and Bob Dylan , Rest in Peace David Crosby .

[@fairterr]

So glad for KZbin too, great videos and great music!1

[@kmslegal7808]

RIP Gene Clark and Michael Clarke

[@jrconoli6632]

Chris Hillman on Bass is money 🤘😎🤘very underrated and the only one besides Roger still rocking ~ ❤BYRDS ~ fantastic show!!

[@domself9611]

The way David Crosby gestures to Bob Dylan to sing.... Wow sends shivers down my spine!!

[@ClevelandLiveMusic]

Pure magic

[@FYMASMD]

Too bad Bob didn’t give him the 🖕.

[@rebeccamizell1071]

I love both these. Songs grew up on them great to see them together again and Bob Dylan with them

[@Maclaren415]

I was in grade 7 when Turn Turn Turn came out. The world was for the taking for the young in my generation. Now at 69 yrs. old I can confess...this song rings truth louder than ever to me...

[@paulpalmer6364]

I am 72 I get it These songs in my teens meant a lot. More so now than yesteryear. Casper out

[@rogerbarnett8412]

@@paulpalmer6364 Agreed!! Just turned 72 myself! The 60's and 70's music will never die.

[@lynnstephen]

Beautifully Said.

[@kwnorton5834]

If “Turn, Turn, Turn” didn’t get through to you - it’s unlikely anything ever will.

[@pedenmk]

It sure does Mr smith. I'm in my 60s also. Time goes so fast.

[@wagnercordeiroflorentino161]

Rest in Peace David Crosby

[@josemelendez4005]

One of the most unforgettable 12 string guitars the great Roger McGuinn

[@John-wg6xw]

Yeah. That 12 string was the signature sound of The Byrds.

[@hermanbres5407]

Thank you Byrds for the fantastic music...., thank you David Crosby, Rest In Peace.

[@eduardoguedes7286]

The immense joy that Crosby shows in playing and being along with his Byrds mates and Dylan, is one of those things.....!!!!

[@southvaron757]

It makes me wish I could have retracted some of the negative comments, a couple of years ago, I made about him. It's just a shame Gene, & Michael weren't able to be a part of this.

[@MrBassmanjoel]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@Mncrr]

@@southvaron757 don’t know what you said but according to a few that knew him he could be an asshole and a troublemaker

[@southvaron757]

@@Mncrr I probably said just about that. I was big fan of Gene, and I believe that lineup, would have been better off without DC. I thought Gene was a better guitarist, and they had adequate vocal harmonies as well.

[@Mncrr]

@@southvaron757 gene was the best singer. I heard there was resentment towards him because he made more money due to songwriting royalties. His fear of flying was a dealbreaker for mcguinn too.

[@charlesmcgowen7238]

The Byrds will forever be a national treasure.

[@mauricearpin7946]

A world treasure, my friend

[@Charles-bo8iy]

1-19-23. David Crosby passed away today. He was an icon of American music. He was 81.

[@bobwilson5041]

Yes!!!

[@tomhoffmann6442]

Always have been and always will be 😅

[@NevadaBoss]

Had the honor to interview Roger several years back, and he couldn't have been friendlier and more down to earth. I had to remind myself "this is the guy who co-founded one of the greatest rock groups.." A master musician, and a cool dude. rip Gene, Michael, and Croz.

[@j99tinks]

I love the push by David Crosby and the push back by Bob..Kids in the school yard..

[@larryenglish7366]

Yes they respected & loved each other .

[@robertm7071]

My goodness, when you hear the first notes of that twelve string guitar it sends a shiver up your spine. To me this is as fresh and thrilling as when I first heard it in the sixties.

[@rkoorse]

It sure does!

[@jimoconnell9870]

Robert, this is epic,imagine being there in that company, never to be seen again, class, Jim O'Connell

[@bossshrek1241]

I didn’t live to see the 60s only the 2000s

[@lenanebsager8276]

I'm back to my youth - in Denmark - where all good music came from USA...

[@russellmorgan3533]

GI’m huhwwu

[@pbwauthor]

I must admit it brings tears to my eyes just to hear the jangle of that Rickenbaker guitar in the talented hands of Roger McGinn then the harmonies of David Crosby singing the master Dylan's songs. Nothing is better, then or now.

[@Dr10Jeeps]

As a 74-year old I will always listen to the music of the 60s and 70s. With maybe a few exceptions it doesn't get much better than that.

[@robertotrabalzi7346]

I'm 76

[@margarethelminska6346]

I'm 72 and I agree

[@sigridjung4165]

I m 72 and I agree too!❤

[@sharonleiter2533]

I'm 54 and I agree 👍💯

[@rodmyers3139]

Just love them bring on cs, asn

[@tonyovercash5278]

legends, all of them. RIP David Crosby. So sad to be losing the legends I grew up with.

[@curtisjohnson645]

I am 64 and this song make me cry. It was good times.

[@peterberry305]

I’m 72 and I feel exactly the same

[@thomasobryon6904]

I’ll be 82 day after tomorrow and tears are evident.

[@PhukIT1865]

I'm 69 and you guys are a bunch of crybabies

[@andrewcrosthwaite3976]

Good times can come again. I’m 63. We’re all young. I want at least another 25 years.

[@andrewcrosthwaite3976]

@@thomasobryon6904 Happy birthday.

[@casesoutherland4175]

The moment that Bob Dylan walked onto the stage and the crowd erupted in cheers gives me chills every single time!!

[@druidprincess9942]

In the presence of a true great!!

[@edvanbarbosasoares1981]

I can't explain that this song is too great for me and my remember the time I was living in Canada good memories

[@jimw.4161]

Man, I can't tell you how powerful (and influential) these songs were during the 60s. I know..... because I was there!

[@normangrochowski6972]

Definitely. They helped people keep going and bearing up under the pressure of the Vietnam War, and Civil Rights Movement to allow integration & the Blacks to vote in the South and I could list a whole page of other things young people were up against in those days. The main thing is that the musicians of that time helped inspire people to change things for the better and get actively involved in doing something to help change it.

[@zulshammuhd596]

Yes I saw you

[@thomasrusso4506]

Me too brother me too

[@grantross2609]

I guess KZbin allows folks to cross all kinds of time boundaries tho.........

[@jimw.4161]

@@grantross2609 I think you're right about that.... a medium ripe for snippets of nostalgia. However, it isn't able to really capture the essence of say the 60s or Vietnam. That experience was too visceral to capture in any media. The rockumentary Monterey Pop comes close. You make a great point though. It's fun to time trip! ✌

[@marilynb8759]

no decade will ever compare to the 60’s the music said it all no words need spoken proud to be a boomer

[@rossscott1922]

Hello 👋 Marilyn

[@haderhamdan3264]

im 65 now and this is the best of the best music ever.beautiful sweet and meaningful

[@kathyl2620]

Losing Davis Crosby is a-kin to losing my childhood as I was raised on these lyrics. RIP David, you are always in our hearts.

[@StephenHale-bv7eo]

Bob influenced many generations of musicians- so many amazing songs. But the power and beauty of Roger McGuinn's guitar is incomparable.

[@courtneya9470]

RIP Mister Crosby 💛 Thank you ❤ Please continue to keep singing, the world needs it 🦋

[@sheilamacdougal4874]

He's dead.

[@1f5sda]

The user is telling him to continue singing in Heaven.

[@sheilamacdougal4874]

@@1f5sda Which is ridiculous.

[@Coops4343]

When you can effortlessly improvise to bring harmony to Dylan's unique growling, you really are at the top of the tree. This is ten minutes of pure joy.

[@anonymusum]

That´s not a special talent nor is it worth mentioning. And by the way: his improv was pretty awful.

[@Coops4343]

@@anonymusum That was really worth saying 🛎 end.

[@robertlagan8441]

Well said indeed and factual

[@richbailey8174]

Dylan sounds and looks awful.....because he's DYLAN he can just show up and do whatever and his adoring fans are in heaven!

[@paulmarchand9537]

LMAO ! vive zimmermann!

[@andyoneill1606]

One of the best male voices I've ever hear. An Angel .God bless.

[@sparky42]

I was 14 around this time , 69 now and still rockin ..... we were soooooooo lucky to have them !

[@aka.Mr.French]

Same here. Same age as you; I was a Beatles fan since age 10, listened to a ton of their stuff... but on first hearing The Byrds, that jangly 12-string, those vocal harmonies -- that sound just jumped out of the radio at me.

[@AzimuthTao]

Crosby is like, "go ahead Bob, sing". Dylan ..."I don't know the words".

[@ankeunruh7364]

We all know the words, so let them out of your brain... for some new

[@jeanyjerome3898]

Or the tune.........

[@NOWtheband]

@@jeanyjerome3898 - Perfect.

[@marcfleischmann9911]

No he wasn’t much of a singer, but his lyrics…

[@Janine11155]

McGuinn is such a gentleman. Don't see that much anymore. A performance of real troupers

[@kmslegal7808]

i've seen his shows many, many times,,,,,,,,,,,,never gets old

[@tom.hoffmann6585]

Yes he is ☺

[@suegaryhatch]

So looking forward to seeing him this fall locally, for the first time! He sure does seem like a true gentleman, a classy guy.

[@blairsterling6141]

Music giants. Songs that last forever. Thank you, you geniuses.

[@Elliemac100]

Can,t tell how much this music means to me. do these guys ever know how good they really are???? So happy I was there at that time.

[@OneLastHitB4IGo]

Wouldn't you just love to sit down with these guys and others from the bands of the 60's and 70's for a day, a week, a month, even a year and listen to the stories they could tell? My God, Dylan is 81 y/o now and the things he's seen and done, the music he's given us along with being a Nobel Prize winner. I don't think my 70 y/o brain could handle it all. Thanks to all of them for the best years of our lives.

[@rainstein3680]

What beauty!!! This is my generation's creation......how can one express the joy it brings to still be hearing these amazing heartfelt tunes!!!! Long live the 60s!!!

[@lhart99]

RIP David Crosby. You'll be sorely missed!

[@mars7952]

Love this song. Still relevant and enjoyed after all this time. Rest in peace, David Crosby. Your music will live on...

[@fairterr]

David Crosby, and Lisa Marie Presley all in one week....sad

[@JoshMaxPower]

When this first came out, people were like "Wow, these guys were once in their 20s." Now, looking at this in 2023, it's like "Wow, those guys were once in their 50s."

[@StayBlur]

RIP David, beautiful soul!

[@PocoPortillo]

The music directly played into that time period. A lot of our young men were facing the draft having to leave everything behind, their youth, lives and family. Most of them didn't come home but the some of the music was part of the healing process, protesting and grieving. Freedom has many faces. I can always hear that twelve string when I remember the Byrds, I'll never forget it.

[@neo-YoutubeStoleMyHandle]

Rap just can't compete with these early rock tunes. There are some very talented people that come along that just don't deserve to die...

[@tombrody9208]

Well, I suppose that "rap music" does have its place. On occasion, perhaps once year, I like to entertain myself during my monthly walks around Lake Merritt in Oakland, California by reciting, "Don't push me 'cause I'm close to the edge. I'm tryin' not to lose my head. It's like a jungle sometimes I wonder how I keep from going under." It makes me happy, when one of the other folks walking around Lake Merritt recognizes these lyrics, and smiles in response. These lyrics are from the rap song, The Message by Grandmaster Flash.

[@neo-YoutubeStoleMyHandle]

@@tombrody9208 If you enjoy Rap then play it...but it was never my cup of tea. Most of the time I hear it, it is angry fighting music and I'm definitely a lover...not a fighter...

[@42Watchman]

The Sixties were blessed with an Abundance of Musical Treasures, and performances such as this, verifies it...

[@barbarafleenor6649]

Yes... I so agree! I’ll be seeing the great Bob Dylan this Friday, it’s like a dream ✌️🎶🎸

[@42Watchman]

@@barbarafleenor6649 Lucky, you. Please take me into your Dreams; I've never see the Great Dylan perform live... ~~CR~~

[@marciussimanjuntak2251]

I am 69 and this song make me cry.

[@teancum2011]

I'm 48 and grew up listening to my parents records from the 60's. The Byrds, Dylan, Peter Paul, and Mary; Simon and Garfunkel, Pete Seeger (not to mention the Stones, Beatles, Doors, etc). This music makes me cry too.

[@kennethcain6621]

ditto

[@faustinoperezestrella1612]

Mee too, i remenber when was a children , my school, my home, my friends, thnks BIRDS

[@briangannaway2876]

Roger is fantastic, but when the man himself comes on..... impossible pleasure for everyone. No words.

[@janetwebb1507]

BOTH Songs have the POWER To REIGNITE within Us that Fire from Our Youth & Idealism ♥ Thank You Bob Dylan for Ur Generosity GOVING the Byrds his song Mr Tambourine Man ( beca.e #1) & it MADE Them famous 👍 ♥ xxxooo

[@janetwebb1507]

Giving

[@kingheart912]

David Crosby looks totally thrilled to be singing with Bob Dylan. Can't blame him as I know I would be. Both gentlemen are towering music legends.

[@carlosgutierrez9766]

I think it was a nice touch of Dylan sharing the microphone with Crosby, who indeed looks excited, Roger did not want to be left behind and took center stage with Dylan, Crosby humbly stepped aside. In the end I laughed when Crosby slapped Dylan and he gave it back, haha, great!

[@kenneththorberg6914]

@@carlosgutierrez9766 You have to remember that these guys are no strangers to one another. It´s almost like a family reunion every time they meet.

[@blackmore4]

Old Crosby was towering horizontally too at this point.

[@boppob1343]

@@kenneththorberg6914 yep, they were all really good friends in the 70s.

[@surfohio]

To think all these guys are still alive...they could do this again!!

[@buckaroo9508]

Now and always, Bob does what Bob does. McGuinn is a total pro to just go over, let Bob sing what he wants and then harmonize around it. And the sheer job emanating from Crosby is priceless.

[@jaw444]

a bunch of people tripping out on how lucky they are, the joy of that

[@RobJazzful]

@@jaw444 Tripping out on how great they are.

[@rayrainer985]

@@RobJazzful : They are great. They should enjoy it.

[@ajellyfish420]

A little buzzed??

[@juandegalesdegales6491]

Wonderful. I was mesmerised when I first heard this all those years ago , still am.

[@colinadamsmusic]

what a special treat to have this live performance so many years after the record came out!! Turn Turn Turn sounded so good. They really looked like they were enjoying the moment

[@langdonclough5561]

There is genuine love and admiration among these musicians. Look at David's expression as he watches Bob and Roger singing.

[@Pravda_Z]

I came of age with McGuinn and the Byrds...saw CSNY in Chicago 1969. Sat in Dylan's motel room after-party 1970 with Maria Muldaur, and Janis Ian. Those were the days!

[@georgepapoutsis1598]

loved that

[@carolfrome7801]

David Crosby was a gift to us all, but he had a habit of alienating those closest to him. In this performance, McGuinn pointedly directs his gaze at Crosby as sings, ...a time for peace, I swear it's not too late. Nice to see that.

[@paulcheeseman9307]

Crosbys expressions are priceless, he looks so happy....

[@donwarnick1089]

Such an iconic song that transcends time and space

[@aa697]

Their music is for the ages. Goes right through and permeates every pore of one's body. RIP David 🙏

[@darrylmull7530]

These old boys are roughly my age. God, I miss those days, that music, those women...

[@ilonajurecska2503]

...and boys! 😉

[@_fabio1978]

That world

[@dandare5141]

@@_fabio1978 those drugs.

[@tom.hoffmann6585]

Such great music helps bring back great memories 😃

[@brunopinto3777]

Crosby's face while Dylan and Mcguinn are singing is priceless

[@Desperado3248]

Crosby is a sad relic

[@Aereaux]

David Crosby was the consummate 3rd man. He always looks like he is just happy to be there. The same with CSN.

[@rockabillyray2236]

@@Aereaux Crosby often sang the "ghost" part. Not unlike Harrison with the Beatles. You have to listen very carefully to hear it, and once you do, you can't imagine the song without it.

[@rkoorse]

@@Aereaux And Graham Nash danced around like a kid on stage. If you're a player at any level, the joy is contagious.

[@jaw444]

@@rkoorse joy is the word for this performance, high level

[@markfriedmann1670]

I had not seen this before. Great to see crosby played again with mcguinn and hillman as their time together in the 60’s ended not so amicably. Time is the great soother.

[@guyroelandt8932]

RIP DAvid Crosby... I'm 72 and still love Turn Turn Turn. Rest in Peace.....

[@SuperGuitar7777]

There’s nothing like the sound of a 12 string Rickenbacker. Thanks Roger.

[@BCDanno63]

No there is not It screams with joy... I wouldn’t part with mine...

[@flappycelery]

Their signature sound!

[@BCDanno63]

singcrazyspirit Tom Petty adopted it as well .

[@bryanbrown1849]

What happened to the glasses?

[@aabbey]

it was only a 6-string. i think the sound was redone afterward, which is why the vid is out of sync. it sounds too good, too studio-made to be live. doesn't make it bad, tho

[@leamosley2223]

65 years old and turn turn turn still sounds wonderful

[@mikeherron593]

73 years old and I still love it. This music from the 60's is ageless.

[@brendadrumm9708]

Will be until I'm dead fantastic

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

Their music will last forever.

[@albertschepis]

Wow! So tight and clear... awesome!!! Rogers' voice and 12 string are unmistakable and wonderful. The songs hit the spot too... brings a tear to my eyes. Then Dylan comes out? Come on!

[@davecarnie6167]

Such great music. I feel so sorry to people who didn't grow up during the 60s. It seemed that everywhere you turn turn turn there was great music.

[@stephencraig5938]

I grew up in the eighties and we listened to alot of music from the sixties.

[@NOWtheband]

@Dave Carnie - Fascinatingly, I feel the same about music from between the 1950's & 2020's (great music everywhere - I don't think there has been period with bad music, if you know where to look/listen!) 🙂

[@ffcorona]

@ Dave---I agree 100%. Back then almost all of the songs on the radio were good. Now 99 out of 100 songs suck.

[@jimw.4161]

Exactly!!!

[@albertoascari2542]

I didn't but we got to know a lot of the music. I'm a 70's kid

[@johngilbert7638]

That unmistakable guitar intro! Saw The Byrds live as a 14 year old in 1965 & still love their music.

[@notable9]

I have always loved Turn Turn Turn but never saw them perform it until U-tube. This is pure magic love them all

[@cocoaorange1]

Same here, I am from the 80's, but like classic tunes and heard them for years on the radio.

[@antoniocamarasa5881]

Es increíble, la versión es fantástica. Y popularizaron la canción pero me parece muy injusto que nadie hable de Pete Seeger. Un saludo a todos.

[@PrinceBandar]

This is probably the best live performance of these songs - so many years after the fact. Good job!

[@lararae3017]

it's a hot mess and they have played these songs better for years after this show. It's hard to really figure out what Dylan is even trying to do or why he bother to come out.

[@bsnf-5]

​@@lararae3017Dylan did it his way, he was alright

[@25756881]

@@lararae3017 he just wanted to join on guitar for fun. They were stupid to push him singing.

[@lindadellarosa1502]

Great times! Turn Turn Turn was our high school graduation senior song. Makes me cry... This was great music. I want our country to turn from all this hate.

[@mickjh55]

Linda Della,,,, great song !

[@agnescleary2312]

YES! This should be Biden's inaugural song!

[@tom.hoffmann6585]

Linda the Rickenbacker helps me remember and smile☺😊😀😁😃

[@srosty05]

@@agnescleary2312 biden should go back to his basement

[@marzed1980s]

@@agnescleary2312 Trump will heal the World #WWG1WGA

[@davidhoffmann4114]

Roger is a total class act and created one of the most unique sounds in rock history on that 12 string

[@conceptualclarity]

a lot of people would have to be classified as his imitators wouldn't they?

[@jaya.0069]

Absolutely!

[@celiopereiramarcuci455]

These two songs are immortal! And this performance is from the noise!

[@philipmason3218]

Holy shit, I've not seen this before, I'm in tears 😭, these guys are master craftsmen of their art, stunning.

[@GlenCarne]

Great to see Bob smile.

[@mariaguerrero7343]

All my LOVE to David Crosby , Thanks for your music and your poetry! DEP RIP

[@Sunshine-do3yv]

Love you guys....chills, smiles, eyes swelling with tears......thank you for the music and poetry 🌻🌻🌻🪻💐🌷🎵🎼🎶🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✌️peace and love from Sunshine daydream🙏🙏

[@robertotrabalzi7346]

I'm 76 and, my favourite music is of the '50s,60s, and 70s. At that time they "played " their music with real instruments...not like today. It''s like to eat something homemade, always different, not a frozen shit you buy in a markt that has always the same taste!

[@bigben3942]

RIP, David Crosby 🙏🌹Another 1960's idol we have to say farewell to 😢

[@elvisceasario9458]

Great musician & frontman James Roger McQuinn

[@jonolloyd87]

RIP David Crosby. Always loved this video of him, supporting Bob Dylan through his performance! When I look at David here I see such a warm and happy character, what a legend.

[@needahandle]

Thats why I dont like going too deep into their bios. Crosby had a nasty drug habit that I did not need or want to read about and burned a lot of bridges. I do like that he was so opinionated. Watched him interviewed and could see a sharp mind that had little filter. Some people dont like that. I was not of the generation that birthed his celebrity, younger

[@lauraokeefe2698]

@@needahandle It's amazing that Crosby survived those terrible years of addiction, and I get what you mean about that part of his life story. But once he got sober (and imagine going cold turkey in prison), he stayed that way, as did his partner, Jan, and they married and remained together until his death. And he returned to writing and performing music, much of it as good as his earlier output. Crosby knew he'd received a second chance and he didn't squander it. That's impressive, and that's the aspect of his biography that I respect the most.

[@emmanuelchanda1278]

we sang in primary school full of joy, now most of my friends are gone.May May their souls rest in peace.

[@funboyone3765]

Chris Hillman's backing vocals are wonderful

[@cristianhill7379]

Chris Hillman, you are a legend sir!

[@dianelennon2931]

I love this song. Such simple but meaningful lyrics. I was in my twenties when this came out.😅

[@Chuckles..]

In the 60s when I was a kid I would stop what I was doing and listen when a Byrds song came on the radio. They were so different, something mysterious and alien about their sound.

[@giovanniacuto2688]

I saw the Byrds live in London in 1968 when I was a student. It wasn't until 1987 that I finally saw Dylan in London. Both special memories

[@JJ-fb8sz]

RIP David Crosby...thank you for the music!

[@dianesaari3034]

Damn we sure had great music. Glad I was around.

[@Mooncat6]

My favourite American band ever. The Byrds were so innovative and fresh, they still are whichever medium or time frame you listen to them in..

[@careyzink]

I searched and searched for Roger McGuinn material throughout the 'eighties and 'nineties - just because of that special, almost childlike quality of his vocals. Then I finally located 'One More Chance,' almost by accident just before the new millennium. It was worth the wait.

[@carly7308]

Check out his 1991 album Back From Rio. Tom Petty appears on it and co-wrote a couple of songs. It's still one of my favorite albums.