The Byrds - It's All Over Now Baby Blue (1965)

[humac09]

watch?v=g7S9qhp0OFk This is cover from Slovak 60´s band The Matadors.

Today I first time hear Byrds version so I just compare. .:) But Ilove them all!

[tom77092]

On second thoughts, this doesn't sound much like the Van Morrison version at all.

[tom77092]

This one is OK, but I prefer their gloomy 1969 version. This one is more like Van Morrison's version.

[GoucheGizmo]

thats a fucking awesome guitar part right there

[MrWitchtrials]

The Byrds-La's-Oasis, The Byrds-Smiths-Too many to mention! McQuinn will admit his debt to The Beatles (intro-Daytripper) but The Byrds are at the fountainhead of all that's cool. Always believed a great band should look the part too.They looked the biz! Again,indebted to the scouse gods!

[kabooby0]

This is a phenomenal cover. I always like Dylan's versions of his own work better - his voice has the soul of the music - but this is still a great rendition. I am glad to have discovered this.

[willrothfuss]

The Byrds are the only band that can cover Dylan as far as I'm concerned- Mr. Tambourine man being the definitive example and the best Dylan cover ever.

However, I prefer Dylan's own version of this, which I can't find on the internet.

[wweecwcollin]

@willrothfuss what about johnny cash's covesr of dont think twice and it anint me babe

[JustAFocus]

I've always liked this version a whole lot better than the 1969 version.

[richadNtexas]

Does anyone know who is the lead vocalist on this version of this song?

[capitolemiproducer]

This was suppose to be the follow up single to Mr. Tambourine Man but the exec at BCS wanted Turn Turn Turn. Released in stereo within the last 5 years

[badedas75]

absolutely not bad but i prefer the 13th floor elevetors version