This is one of Rogers great songs. Gives me goose bumps every time I hear it. It's a great story from a great songwriter and guitarist. Saw this played live when the Byrds were a group. I think '68, +/- but the years were kinda hazy then.
This is one of Rogers songs. Gives me goose bumps every time I hear it. It's a great story from a great songwriter and guitarist. Saw this played live when the Byrds were a group. I think '68, +/- but the years were kinda hazy then.
This is the best! Rodger has endured so much over the years and i have the upmost respect for him! God Bles you Rodger and hope to see ya up here in Baltimore again soon! Peace always~ Dutch
Written by Roger McGuinn and Jacques Levy in 1969 as part of a musical adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "Peer Gynt". In Ibsen's play the hero is chasing a reindeer, but in McGuinn's song it is a horse.
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This is one of Rogers great songs. Gives me goose bumps every time I hear it. It's a great story from a great songwriter and guitarist. Saw this played live when the Byrds were a group. I think '68, +/- but the years were kinda hazy then.
picnut56 5 months ago
Yeah,
This is one of Rogers songs. Gives me goose bumps every time I hear it. It's a great story from a great songwriter and guitarist. Saw this played live when the Byrds were a group. I think '68, +/- but the years were kinda hazy then.
picnut56 5 months ago
This is the best! Rodger has endured so much over the years and i have the upmost respect for him! God Bles you Rodger and hope to see ya up here in Baltimore again soon! Peace always~ Dutch
Pottersfields 6 months ago
Ahh, just tell me a great story, sing me a great song, that's all I need.
LightninStruck 1 year ago
Written by Roger McGuinn and Jacques Levy in 1969 as part of a musical adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "Peer Gynt". In Ibsen's play the hero is chasing a reindeer, but in McGuinn's song it is a horse.
kaarekjohnsen 2 years ago 2
Yes, but the guitar is tuned down a half step, it's in B.
Original was in D.
dino335 2 years ago
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MrLaydownsally 2 years ago
Wow, yes- He does the bridge in D and goes back to the key of C for the rest of the song. He gets away with it just fine! Beautiful song.
ShockDoc 2 years ago 2
Outstanding
hrlwiffle 3 years ago 5
One of the greatest of the great Byrds' canon.
andybathgate 3 years ago 4