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Lip synched performance from Dick Clark's classic show, "Where The Action Is".
The quintessential Byrds song!!
Note how self concious David Crosby is about his already receding hair line. :-)…
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The quintessential Byrds song!!
Note how self concious David Crosby is about his already receding hair line. :-)…
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RubyClaire4Eva wrote:
yes.
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CheerBooHiss wrote:
depressing
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cincotta25 wrote:
wonderful
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OLDCHAVYCAR2RED wrote:
a good tune
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mattman1 wrote:
cool
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Gazum wrote:
crosby is cooler than the byrds ggoooo CSN
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drewblue wrote:
and Crosby left 'cuz the Byrds weren't "cool enough"... .
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stu7646 wrote:
tragic times, but the Welsh never stopped singing
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charliedub1 wrote:
Dies könnte das letzte Mal, als die Zeit läuft aus, so wird aus der Luft für ein paar Tage, wird aber zurück. Dank an alle meine Freunde für die Unterstützung und hält mit Ihren Nachrichten. lol xxxx
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dbrew2u wrote:
One Frickin word Baby ! Awesome !
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booter08 wrote:
sweet sound for sure!
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Gramfan wrote:
A Welsh poem put to music by Pete Seeger, and about the mine closures of the thirties and forties. Pete's version is very un-rhythmic and much less pretty. Crosby's harmony on this is incredible.
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Watcher wrote:
Why doesn't anyone create music like this these days? Just a question, sure there is plenty of awesome stuff out there in 2008, but like this? No.
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Kuranui wrote:
Interesting song.
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zhimbo wrote:
Roger McGuinn now sings this like "RUMney"...which is actually more correct.
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markanthony2 wrote:
they captured the summer of love and the pure essence of psychedelic movement
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jerryjerryjerry wrote:
brilliant,but where's Gunga Din?Should be up there!
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fogpotion wrote:
Is there any doubt that the Byrds were one of the most influential bands in rock history? This song shows why. Its not really well written, but instrumentally - wow.
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fingolfinjones wrote:
And the award for most excellent use of a Rickenbacker 12 string goes to...
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jay2brad wrote:
the byrds one hell of a band like alot of their music this is a cool song
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