The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man (Audio)

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

Man, the 12 string really is the instrument of the decade. It just gives such a dreamlike quality to certain riffs.

[@dontall71]

Larry Knechtel played the bass in the original studio recording

[@JamesAlee-no9tq]

The 60's wouldn't sound right without bands like the Byrds!

[@CentrismIsFuture]

This song is a bad example. The lyrics are by Bob Dylan, the music is by ghost musicians The Wrecking Crew. The song was engineered to be a hit and the Byrds just played a role

[@ClementMubita-fo2vi]

There's nothing like that

[@ManuelVasquez-is8cf]

Wassup cous!

[@sigridbrandom3135]

Yes🎉😊

[@NachTac]

There’s never a song like that

[@numa.records]

Timeless 😊 Have a good day people!

[@deco9863]

What an epic masterpiece. It takes me back to when I was eight years old, riding my bike past our local drive-in. They had two old speakers hanging off the building, for those who chose to eat outside. That day, driving by that drive-in, they were blasting this song. It was the coolest thing I ever heard. It was 1967. I am sixty years old now, and when I hear this song it instantly takes me back to that summer day in 1967, riding on that bike. I feel eight years old again, not a care in the world.

[@peterpaul231]

If you were 8 in 67, you must be 62.

[@jacko222333]

What a beautiful memory. Thanks for sharing.

[@ragnorr2001]

@@peterpaul231 I was 10 then, I remember it well

[@AdonisMediaProductions]

that's a beautiful insight, i really feel your comment to a deep level. I can only imagine how impactful it must of felt to grow up during the cultural revolution in America, amazing! Cheers to you.

[@sidstorch9405]

@@AdonisMediaProductions The cultural revolution is now. In 67, anyone who wrote “must of” wouldn’t have been allowed out of 6th grade.

[@lizdevich7192]

I never get tired of this song. I absolutely love it! The Byrds are unforgettable!

[@jimallen5597]

The Byrds are one of my favorite groups.

[@ArkadiBolschek]

I used to listen to it on repeat as a teenager

[@augustusbetucius2931]

Who?

[@ElvarMasson]

​@@augustusbetucius2931 The Byrds

[@Gecko....]

This is a Bob Dylan song and the wrecking crew played the instruments for the recording.

[@jaytotheell]

goodbye mr.crosby. thanks for the wonderful song.

[@genghiskhan7041]

Why thank him, Bob Dylan wrote the song, lol.

[@jaytotheell]

thanks bob.@@genghiskhan7041

[@danevans7613]

@@genghiskhan7041 Ha ha ha! xxx

[@mikea9365]

One of the best Bob Dylan covers.

[@jesseadams8925]

"The Best" without a doubt!!!! IMO

[@philipmartin2919]

@@jesseadams8925 really?? Even better than Hendrix's All along the Watchtower?

[@jesseadams8925]

@@philipmartin2919 Yes, but just in my opinion as I said. All along the Watchtower was awesome too though! Hendrix had mad talent for sure!!

[@jesseadams8925]

@@philipmartin2919 Yes, but that's just my opinion, as I'd mentioned before. Don't get me wrong, Hendrix's All Along the Watchtower is awesome too! That artist has mad talent for sure! Still my preference is Mr. Tambourine Man....I really love the Byrds unique sound. They are unmatched with their harmonies and instrumental blend... for my ears.

[@JAYSWORLD-pm1iv]

What do u mean....one of the...😅😂😂 "The BEST"

[@SophieLovesSunsets]

The Byrds covering "Mr Tambourine Man" not only firmly put Dylan on the map as one the most prolific songwriters of the 20th century but it also signified the birth of folk rock 🎸💖

[@worldview6218]

Yeah, he was obviously welll known within the grinich village New York folk scene, but that scene was as good as it was very purist and not really inviting for anyone not into the politics or protest movement of the folk revival but bob Dylan was already starting to sort of spread his wings and was evolving past that more purist folk scene but this cover for sure put Dylan on the mainstream map and like you said really started an entirely new genre of folk rock which would eventually grow into that Southern California Lauren canyon scene which would end up seeing people like Joni Mitchell and the doors even and Neil young and buffalo and mommas and poppas 2:30 Springfield and Csny and later on people like Jackson Browne and the eagles. It’s crazy the type of domino effect certain songwriters or groups can have on an entire genre and the different styles and bands inspired by that which pop up. Black southern blues which due to racial discrimination didn’t get airtime or play in America but deeply resonated with the post world war 2 British isles which inspired the stones and the who and those bands were also able to take advantage of the success the Beatles had revolutionizing the entire music industry and then all those bands inspired other bands and so on

[@thomasreghi7052]

The best adaptation of song by Bob Dylan.

[@Gecko....]

The wrecking crew played the instruments on the studio recording, so the Byrds didn't have much to do with it creatively.

[@jackfitzpatrick8173]

That's right.Dylan owes the Byrds a lot in terms of *commercial* success and the reverse is also true. Tambourine Man and My Back Pages were pivotal for both.

[@lyleanderson8160]

The Wrecking Crew too

[@PNortRyan]

Beautiful music. I was born in Ireland in 1991, but I love old American music, this was the golden age of America, still great of course, but there was definitely something in the air then, I guess it was the Byrds!

[@jacquelinewebb5715]

Rest in peace David Crosby. Mr Tambourine Man, part of the wonderful music of my childhood.

[@normankennith7919]

was it a 'green tambourine & was it the same make as abba used when singing, 'dancing queen'?

[@piya3019]

It was a special time…Our generational renaissance. I still occasionally think of those times. And miss them.

[@simonsays1370]

Me too.

[@E.C.2]

You all destroyed the family gender roles were A'OK with human sacrifice (abortion) and divorce.

[@debbieweber8314]

You’re not alone……..

[@RCT1963]

Two & half minutes of perfection

[@blotcho84]

Coming back to this classic after being reminded of its beauty today under sad circumstances ~ such a beautiful cover, RIP the Byrds' David Crosby

[@belaandrusko]

Very sad...

[@Islandgirl4ever2]

Same here. RIP David Crosby.

[@walterinpv8499]

Me too

[@josemariacamposcastellanos591]

Great Rock Group God Bless Them. Thank you for your Great Music.

[@prb2883]

RIP David. Thanks for all the great music

[@kirstinwhite1850]

I was only 6 yrs old that year, but I remember seeing a stop sign near my home where someone had painted “Stop the War.” I was too young to understand. Thanks so much for serving.

[@NachTac]

Oh ye I was 5 only one year younger !!!

[@kirstinwhite1850]

@@NachTac 😊

[@rogerbyroncollins7204]

From when they first started in 1964 in California, I have worshiped the group 'THE BYRDS' and when I die, I want 'Mr Tambourine Man' played for me. As an 19-year-old on the 14 August 1965 I was lucky enough to attend their live performance at the Flamingo Club in London's West End - I was mesmerised, On 6 July 1968 I was fortunate to see them again in concert in the Roundhouse Camden London and have a poster from then. For my 60th Birthday Party at the Straand Hotel Vradal Norway my two super sons, presented me with a Vinyl LP of the Byrds with the cover signed personally by the entire group which hangs proudly on the wall in my office. I will treasure it for ever and remains one of my most valuable possessions.

[@christinehitchens904]

How lovely to read your message like you I have two sons and for my 40 birthday they got me the Byrds LP and the song will be played at my funeral

[@rogerbyroncollins7204]

@@christinehitchens904 That was so good to read As they say 'Great minds think alike' Wish you a super 2023 Roger

[@jennybaxter5421]

Jennÿ What better way to leave this planet,Thanks for the great music Great minds think alike

[@lemurianchick]

Are you aware that August 14th was David Crosby's birthday?

[@jimdauner4077]

The Byrds were my first concert....in 1965. They were fabulous!

[@spook394]

I saw them in 1965 at the Whitefish Bay High School auditorium

[@OldHeathen1963]

I discovered The Byrds in the '70s 🤷‍♂️

[@hallmobility]

I saw perhaps the last Byrds performance at Rainbow Farm in 1999. Only one original member (McGuinn?) but the sound was PERFECT. I was dancing to "Sounds of Freedom Flashing."

[@JF-iq1yx]

​@@spook394 I remember seeing 'em....hell it musta been back in '22 or '23...on KZbin. I'll never forget that magical moment.

[@fredmartine674]

If there was a time machine, I would go back to the 60's and enjoy every moment of that Era with cool songs like this..

[@jeffreyallen2232]

I totally agree. What a great time to be a kid

[@elbmw]

@@jeffreyallen2232 Nah. As a kid in the 60s life was pretty grey and austere. The music was good but radios and record players were pretty dismal compared to audio equipment today so you may not have appreciated the songs the same way you do today.

[@keivebeats]

@@elbmw Brutal but true. You're a audio engineer?

[@elbmw]

@@keivebeats No, but I have a good memory and recall the crappy little record players and 8 track cassettes we had back then. When I got my first (cheap) record player in the early 80's I noticed things in songs that I hadn't before and realised how bad the equipment was in the 60s and 70s.

[@keivebeats]

@@elbmw Im myself a audio engineer and I like what you said, it's totally true

[@roxymcgowan8224]

5 26 2024 listening . My sis played the life out of this record. She died in 2008 . @ 57. We played it in back ground . Rip Bina 10 18 51 to 12/11/08

[@obama2431]

Rip. Hope you're doing alright fam 🙏✊

[@thomasfisher5742]

a lady of IMPECCABLE musical taste

[@chepiba10]

RIP Bina !! Always in our hearts ❤❤

[@MikeKelly9786]

I'm so sorry for your loss. 😢

[@RichardNeff-v1u]

very sorry for your lose, i lost my sister also, and we will see them again if we stay good.This is - A great song that brings back my youth. Stay strong

[@alexandersiwek2402]

I rated this magic moments of brilliance as my No 1 hit of all time. It did not go down well a lot of bands and vocalists that followed . I will not name them.

[@geraldraucci1041]

I always felt that this song opened the middle sixties

[@gaspersignorelli3724]

It did!

[@PianoImprovVlogger]

On a Byrds kick. Just still love them. Beautiful harmonies. ❤

[@jackfitzpatrick8173]

Written by Dylan...performed by the Byrds. Absolutely magical!

[@williamkennedy5335]

McQuinn, yes, but the Wrecking Crew, session musicians of renown, did the song in 3 hours for the recorded hit.

[@wb1092]

Love the guitar

[@danieledlin9154]

RIP Croz. You may have had your issues, but you were always about the music. Godspeed, sir!

[@margaretforbes4387]

If you lived through the sixties, who didn't have issues, but they made people stronger. Lobe love this song

[@mariosaliba8036]

Bob Dylan + The Byrds = sheer brilliance

[@nancymurray4161]

plus Glen Campbell

[@waukivorycopse2402]

​@@nancymurray4161 I don't think Glen is here, all evidence points to Jerry Cole, Larry Knechtel, Leon Russell (who is mixed out)and Big Hal and of course McGuinn pulling it all together

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

I was a 6 yr old Beatles fan when I heard this and thought, oh, another Beatles band, so many great songs back then.

[@MarciaHooley-fr7qj]

One of my Top 10 All-time favorite songs I was a "Summer of Love" baby and the 60s have always been in my blood Protesting, the troop trains, flowers in their hair, Abby Hoffman. Man, I'm sorry I missed it-- sounds like such a fun time

[@HitchHikersBlues]

One of the best of the 60's.

[@markkennedy4854]

Love The Byrd's, one of the most iconic bands of the 70's. They were best when David Crosby was with them. RIP David Crosby.

[@andrewshaver5800]

Is there a song that captures the essence of its era better than this one?

[@hugosophy]

Mamas papascalifornia dreaming Or Scott maknzie going to Sanfran

[@user-qr9uh1fd8g]

Richard and Mimi . " Troubadours of the folk era" Joan Baez. Ian and Sylvia. Ritchie Havens. Introducing the Beatles. Brian Wilson songs ❤️.

[@user-qr9uh1fd8g]

Yes

[@LizbethPlenty]

❤Bring back human generated rhythm and music, G-d bless you real people ❤🎉

[@rogerbyroncollins7204]

l am now a young 75 and as a teen through the1960s I enjoyed the London club scene big time and all my pals thought The Byrds outstripped the likes of The Beatles and The Stones by miles! Hanging on the wall in my studio, in a place of honour since 1965 after I obtained it during my first visit to Arlington Virginia is an album cover containing a vinyl LP of Mr Tambourine Man signed by the entire group which I treasure to this day. When I met Mick Jagger in Mustique in 1988, as we both shared the same Italian architect Mario Spinella, when we built our villas on Mustique and St Vincent I showed him the signed LP which he would have bought at any price, but was not for sale and remains priceless to this day. At least then I got Mick to sing at my Norwegian wife's 40th Birthday party celebration's in January 1989 on Basils Bar in Mustique and Ringo Star and Barbara Bach turned up so a great party that finished at 8 am the following morning! I still listen to the Byrds at least 2 or 3 times a week. They were then and to this day remain the best Folk Rock group EVER!!!

[@markduncan8988]

They were better with Gram Parsons

[@RafaelAraujo-vy2bc]

One of the greatest songs that i've ever heard. This song changed my life

[@betofernandez6299]

Rafael Araújo what was it like back then

[@VerbranntiChaib1]

@@betofernandez6299 Byrds et.al. set me on the Kathmando trail

[@patcole8925]

The greatest song ever his voice is awesome and the backing track is just sublime .

[@stevedunkey6585]

I was there in1965...still one of the most powerful influenced in my life....moving beyond feeling

[@zachellis3751]

I love how music has the power to do such that.. people gather by the hundereds...and thousands to laugh, sing dance and rejoice.all sharing the same common denominator.. the love of music... If only the melodic sounds would bring us together again during these uncertain, divided times. God 🙏 Bless

[@JDLamps1]

It takes me back when I was 19 and in Vietnam, I was addicted to this song like it was a drug. That was the spring of 1971.

[@richardmulkeen4167]

Glad you made it back, John. My condolences for the friends you lost. A rough, ugly conflict.

[@lulugodzilla]

John Lindsey, I thank you for your service. I was 16, an Army Brat at Ft. Campbell. God bless you, sir.

[@oldermusiclover]

God Bless welcome home had an older brother who was in Nam around this time i was just getting ready to get out of school

[@alberto-os1bx]

I have never been to war,i hope i'll never be. I guess i'm lucky. So long my friend.

[@joejohnston3591]

May God surround you with Angels Sir. Thank you for the time you served in Hell!

[@thedealer777]

Takes me back to the 60s, when we ate the "brownies" and drank the "tea." "Trippy!"

[@nancymarafioti5856]

I'm 70 ...& Still do, from time to time. ☮️

[@thedealer777]

"RIGHTEOUS!"

[@stgallen1980]

I saw the Byrds LIVE in then City of Groningen/Holland in month of May 1971, I was 15 years young, time flies, but The Byrds stay in my heart!

[@josephlemko3027]

Thank you guys for all the great music. PEACE!

[@Samurai-ss5qs]

Hey Mister Tambourine Man, play a song for me I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to Hey Mister Tambourine Man, play a song for me In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you Take me for a trip upon your magic swirlin' ship All my senses have been stripped And my hands can't feel to grip And my toes too numb to step Wait only for my boot heels to be wanderin' I'm ready to go anywhere I'm ready for to fade On to my own parade cast your dancin' spell my way I promise to go under it Hey Mister Tambourine Man, play a song for me I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to Hey Mister Tambourine Man, play a song for me In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you

[@tomhoffmann6442]

Thank you for posting this great song I have loved for years!😁

[@adrianpalacios2543]

What a great song it is the essence of the late 60s, the opening riff is genius. It's sad they don't make music like this anymore, I was born too late.

[@mouse0205]

Amazing where this takes me...

[@Jimmy-pq1kp]

the byrds had that one song i just cant shake

[@manufacturingdefect1287]

I turned 37 yesterday but for some reason these old songs always resonate with me. That's why I have a collection

[@svenreichelt3182]

How I love this kind of music... I am an old hippie! For 35 years I taught bankers and insurance people about fonds management and how to trade stocks. I was always wearing a suit and a tie! Now I'm 71 yo but my hair still rund down till to my ass! 😂

[@budderkupp1282]

I was 10 when this song came out. The first time I heard it was at a town youth center; my aunt worked there & I was helping her. The kids who went to the center were ages 13 to 17..so me being only 10..I was quite impressed. I developed a deep crush on a 13 year old boy that night. He was adorable. Of course he didn't look at me. I was only 10..so why would he look at me.?? LOL. But that night..the song Mr Tambourine Man was playing over & over again at the youth center. The kids loved it!! After that night, it seemed that I ran into that cute boy everywhere, and every time I heard Mr Tambourine Man..I thought of him. My crush went on for 4 years..but he NEVER seemed to notice me. And, I didn't even know his name. One day, when I was 14..my phone rang. It was a boy and he asked me if I wanted to meet him at the library..where all the teens went. I had no clue who he was..but I figured there was no harm in meeting a boy at the library..where so many people hung out. I was also curious to find out who wanted to meet me.. so I went. OMG!! It was the boy from the youth center who I had a crush on for the past 4 yrs. He told me that he had noticed me..but was waiting for me to grow up a bit..and I had. I had my first kiss that night & nearly fainted after fantasizing about kissing him for 4 yrs. We fell madly in love and we were together for the next 2 yrs. Mr Tambourine Man became our song. And then when I was 16 & he was 19..he was killed in a car accident..struck by a drunk driver. For 2 years, I sank into a deep dark depression; I only left my house to go to school. My parents were very worried. The song Mr Tambourine Man would make me collapse and sob. Terrible terrible terrible time!! Then..I met a teacher who told me that she went through something very similar when she was my age. She encouraged me to write about him..stories, poems, songs..and slowly I came back to live in the real world. He will always be the first sweet love of my life..but I'm 66 years old now..married with 3 children & 7 grandchildren. The song Mr Tambourine Man..now brings me back to happy times & I LOVE the feeling I get when I hear it. Sometimes life can be very sad..but we must go on..because there is happiness on the horizon..if we look to find it. Hey Mr Tambourine Man..play a song for me....................

[@davidbsrys5827]

Dear lady. Your story has moved me to tears. A tender but at the same time tragic story. The good thing is that you and he had beautiful moments. Greetings from Mexico.

[@penguinsscareme]

That is such an amazing story. Music can be so powerful, can't it?

[@budderkupp1282]

@@davidbsrys5827 Thank you so much. The happiest time of my life became my saddest. But now, it's only sweet memories. Habla espanol tambien? Hablo un poco de espanol. Y me encanta hablar espanol. Me encanta Mexico tambien. He pasado tres vacaciones en Mexico. Saludos desde America. Gracias tambien.

[@budderkupp1282]

@@penguinsscareme Absolutely!!

[@davidbsrys5827]

@@budderkupp1282 Hola, qué tal. Qué gusto que hable español. Me siento muy contento que usted guste de mi país y que lo haya visitado en varias ocasiones. Ciertamente su experiencia fue muy particular tuvo momentos muy felices pero después tristes. Es un hecho sumamente interesan0te como es que una canción, lugar o incluso aromas nos hacen evocar ciertos eventos, lugares o sentimientos. Como en este caso esta maravillosa canción. Saludos

[@DuncanMcFarlaneWalker]

R.I.P. David Crosby the Byrds had great harmonies of the time unforgetable

[@LarryRickenbacker]

This wonderful song ages so well!

[@Berlitz81]

Most 1960s music is ageless. Unlike me I'm afraid.

[@robertmncnaughto623]

rip thanks for all the music sad day

[@anthonysmall7978]

Just love listening to the 60s when I’m working just feels so good.

[@ellencoulter9279]

I remember when this came out. I'm going to be 69 and still love it

[@AnneTerry-jb7mp]

Me too 😊❤

[@hancecrawford]

I like the Byrds music I remember them in teens

[@amstotz]

Rest in Power, Mr. Crosby. Have a nice journey. You are very loved in this material world.

[@stevenlawrence3614]

Man, I just loved the Byrds , and I still do!

[@IHeartAtx]

My dad used to play this for me on his guitar as a lullaby. 💖

[@LucyLennon20]

The Byrds were the first to record the Bob Dylan masterpiece. (*even before Dylan did). Rest Your Soul in Peace 🕊🥀 🕊 David Crosby 🕊🥀

[@haraldssongs264]

Wie hat mich dieses Lied bewegt !!!

[@ЮліяГорбарчук]

И меня

[@haraldssongs264]

@@ЮліяГорбарчук ja das waren Zeiten ;)

[@johnshields6852]

I was 5 years old that year, this was a huge hit on the radio for good reason, but the Beatles came to America that year, so it was all Beatles for a couple years. Thanks.

[@yusufkara8254]

Love this song , still plays this song regularly

[@gilleycardbreaks4969]

Used to listen to this with my Dad in the 80's and 90's RIP Pop

[@geri0756]

Sehr schön.

[@ArkadiBolschek]

RIP David Crosby. Absolute genius.

[@KofiZeyhou]

The greatest rock band ever! Thank you America for giving the greatest rock band to the world!

[@habiibqawiy7884]

I'm not gonna cry now. This simply beautiful; I wanna bask in all its ageless glory!

[@jakefaust4409]

here to pay my respects farewell David Crosby RIP 🙏

[@carolsteward8927]

This song was my favorite song in my Senior year in High School. 1971!

[@lynnmoss1100]

Those were the Days, Good days

[@lorencadenhead3360]

Gone now but never forgotten cause He lives on in the music he created, and helped creat.

[@phineas117]

Rest in Peace, David Crosby.

[@yves-vv6uf]

Exceptional music and profound 🧐

[@catherinemarks9545]

So so many memories are rushing back now.saw them on the ed sullivan show and that was it i was so hooked on the byrds.❤

[@user-zk1wi6ve5g]

The fadeout is still my favorite part of the song. The harmony always goes on repeat.

[@dimashadiwardani]

[Chorus] Hey, Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to Hey, Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you [Verse] Take me for a trip upon your magic swirling ship All my senses have been stripped And my hands can't feel to grip And my toes too numb to step Wait only for my boot heels to be wanderin' I'm ready to go anywhere, I'm ready for to fade Unto my own parade Cast your dancing spell my way I promise to go under it [Chorus] Hey, Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to Hey, Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you

[@rockkaos4485]

dylan lyrics....Plus the melodies from the byrds...máster piece...

[@sEngineer-il8im]

Im glad i was raised to like this type of wonderful music

[@markbrandus]

Good recording of an epic Dylan song. The Byrd's got the music right!

[@rsure346]

chills every time those first chords strike! never fails....amazing

[@jacquelinewebb5715]

Same here

[@jw870206]

It's just a solid track altogether. The chords are so crisp. The harmony is perfect.

[@lgbet6w58g4]

Sorry to hear about the passing of David Crosby. Another piece of my teenage years gone. Always loved CSN.

[@haeseongkim6688]

Thaks THE BYRDS for my youger days with this song.

[@sandib4234]

Yes wasn't it great!!!

[@JohnSmith-rb7pw]

life was great when this was in the charts

[@torbenhau4146]

Legendary. Rest in peace, David.

[@klauskoschinski3471]

Wonderful wonderful never forget

[@ecouture33]

Nothing beats these harmonies!!

[@oughtonoughton2634]

hello i love your comment , these guys were the best , then now and always lol Jane x long live the 60s era xx i was their ,, were you ??

[@pbrucpaul]

This is Classic Folk/Rock blending from the Mid to Late '60''s. The Byrds really did good with that! The 12 string Rickenbacker Lead guitar and Bass just defined it.

[@johnmacdonald5781]

Greatest record ever made in the history of music.

[@tarheel8494]

truly one of the greatest 45rpms of the 60s, or ever. And one of the best interpretations of another artist's song. They actually defined the melodies of Dylan's songs.

[@patearly9492]

One of the greatest all-time folk rock songs by one of the greatest all-time folk rock bands. God bless all from Patrick

[@jaw444]

i had the album, lots of good songs with their sound, they had Dylan's Chimes of Freedom, like Mr Tambourine, it left off most of the verses, but they provided it to people who got their album to listen to and see that the song writer was Dylan and they could track down the whole song if desired.. Artists were in a struggle with the commercial system to be able to provide their fans and potential fans with songs that were more works of art and not just short commercial fun, and eventually the fans and artists won with the emergence FM radio to provide them with more inspiring creative and historically meaningful music, AM radio lost those listeners, their sponsors lost that market. It turned out to be a huge market.

[@michaelferris2734]

Mr. Tambourine Man is one of the best covers in the history of music. To combine a philosophical composition with the existencial words of Dylan with the electric sound of The Beatles. A perfect feat. When Dylan heard this cover for the first time he took the decision to electrify his music. From this cover on music changed and Folk Rock was born. PD: (excuse my English) When Dylan heard thi

[@haraldssongs264]

Seit über 50 Jahren eins meiner Lieblingslieder Vielen Dank Byrds

[@ЮліяГорбарчук]

Я тоже от них прибалдела

[@haraldssongs264]

@@ЮліяГорбарчук ja , bis heute ganze 58 Jahre lang !

[@alteregoofputin8352]

Though my parents my parents werent even born when the war ended, i know what the American soldiers had to go through, and i assure you, your service will not be forgotten ( even though i am indian). And this song rings in my head whenever i am in a good mood.

[@ccolemanification]

Iconic hippy nostalgia. Love it.

[@MatthewHillMusician]

The Byrds are one of my favorite bands of all time! ❤️

[@StephenMurray-x9j]

It just gives you a lift every time it's played a real feel good factor.

[@jamierupik9466]

I am 15 year old guitarist and I had totally forgotten about this song and had not heard it for years, but I went to a jam night the other day and someone played it, all the memories came flooding back. what a tune

[@dang2443]

What memories?! You're 15! (well, 19 now...)

[@dang2443]

@@genethebeatlesfan2359 how many memories can you possibly have at 14?

[@dang2443]

@@genethebeatlesfan2359 Yeah, you're a fount of wisdom there buddy.....

[@dang2443]

@@genethebeatlesfan2359 OK Zoomer....

[@gillescollette1]

Really, you are 15 yo and forgot about a song that was played 50 years ago and not heard it for years, well are you a ghost or something.

[@user-idjw8qpd2je]

Perfect

[@jeffnorris7715]

It is a great song

[@williambender350]

beautiful🙏❤

[@catSteel-tn5qx]

We love you HIPPIE your not alone.we got you bro

[@mwingopoe7]

lol

[@rebeccawagner4167]

Awesome song with feel good lyrics 🎉🎉

[@adrianfranken2193]

That Riff in the beginning just takes you somewhere! I feel like I’m poking into a past life when I hear this. Was a cover to Bob Dylan’s and I like The Byrds version better!

[@amandagavan3685]

Me and my dad sung this back in the day...2021 i miss him so much he died of covid 2020

[@aonlyandonlytheonlythatonl4247]

@@amandagavan3685 oh no I am sorry to hear this.

[@carolkelly1324]

DYLAN ..ALL THE WAY..❤