The Byrds – Sweetheart of the Rodeo (1968)
🌾 A Band at the Crossroads By the late 1960s, The Byrds had already carved…
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The Byrds at the Grand Ole Opry – When Rock Walked Into the Lion’s Den of Country Music
🌾 THE INVASION OF NASHVILLEIt was March 15, 1968. The Byrds had just released their…
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🌾 THE SUMMER OF ’68: WHEN THE BYRDS LOST A GUITARIST AND FOUND A VISIONARY…
Read MoreBox Set Scandal: Six Byrds Tracks Featuring Gram Parsons That Were Never Supposed to Be Released!
Box Set Scandal: Six Byrds Tracks Featuring Gram Parsons That Were Never Supposed to Be…
Read MoreA New Sound Is Born: How ‘Mr. Tambourine Man’ Took The Byrds (and Dylan) to the Top of the UK
🌀 From Poet to Pop: A Dylan Song ReimaginedWhen Bob Dylan first wrote “Mr. Tambourine…
Read MoreThe Byrds – I’ll Feel a Whole Lot Better
About the song Released in 1965 as the B-side to “All I Really Want to…
Read MoreThey DEFINED a whole genre, but why are The Byrds LESS talked about than The Beatles or Stones?
The “Underestimated” Legacy of The Byrds: Why Is This Legendary Band Less Talked About Than…
Read MoreThe Byrds – Eight Miles High
About the song Released in 1966, “Eight Miles High” marked a bold new direction for…
Read MoreThe Byrds – Turn! Turn! Turn!
About the song Released in 1965, The Byrds’ “Turn! Turn! Turn!” became a defining anthem…
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About the song “Mr. Tambourine Man” marked a seismic moment in music history — not…
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