MVProd TV-The answer to your question is that the people responsible for hatching the conspiracy to kill JFK were at the highest levels of wealth and government.
I always loved the Byrds. After JFK was killed, Our group, the 1st Special Forces, put a black line around our solid yellow beret flash. I still have mine. Sp5 Miles 1st SFGA Vietnam 1968
@tribegoddess When the military is put in it's place maybe peace to us all will come. 2 was of aggression since 1990. That is the same as the Germans & Russians invading Poland. Not a dime's worth of difference. I don't want another GI to die for the military industrial-complex. After 1965 the young people of the US began a civil, non-violent revolt against these persons who could care less about you. Can you say bushite? They belong in jail on charges of treason.
This is a moving song...How different would the world been be if JFK was still with us...why is it that the USA can't bring to justice the people reponsible for this crime??
I know McGuinn doesn't want a Byrds reunion and Crosby does, but I'm not sure if it's about religion. Otherwise, why would they rerecord those numbers in the early '90s? My understanding is that McGuinn just doesn't see the point of a reunion, and Hillman has recently come to concur. But hey, who knows.
@Dukegrievousangel David Crosby said in an interview I read in Rolling Stone about a year ago that he was interested in working with McGuinn again but "Roger doesn't like me." He didn't give any other details.
What really bothered me was when Pat Robertson had one of the members of the Byrds on his show so the member could rant about how he became disillusioned with the "evil" 1960s and found God through Ronald and Nancy Reagan. This was so typical of that generation when the 1980s arrived and remains true for many even today. It went from understanding a greater truth to aiding in the greater lie. They became the children of the devil. The flower children became the children of the beast.
@Manchild1250 Do you remember which member it was? I'd be interested to know....McGuinn or Hillman, if memory serves me right, became pretty Christian.
@Dukegrievousangel It was McGuinn who became a born-again christian. The reason why there aren't any Byrds reunions anymore is because McGuinn refuses to work with Crosby who's an atheist.
@EmpZappa66 that sucks big time,,to what u say if, that is the reason that mcguinn wouldn't get together for a reunion with crosby. it would unreal if they were to do a tour in small venues. there is hardly a band that is so closely linked to the incredible sound and styles of the sixties than LA's own Byrds. i was lucky to have seen them at the hollywood bowl,,and buffalo springfield too later in a small club. i hope they do get back for a few good times...but it's too late.
Crosby said the Byrds weren't America's answer to crabgrass. He was right too. But this song was important. Kennedy getting his head shot off in Dallas was supernatural and Kennedy was a 'friend of mine'. Not Ted or Bobby but John was a friend of mine.
This along with Turn Turn Turn and She Dont Care About time have only ever been issued in Mono..i a lost or mislabelled tape in the CBS Columibia vaults perhaps
We were in the cinema in Dover, Kent watching The Great Escape and they flashed it up on the screen that JFK was dead (how did they do it so quick in those days -anyone know?) anyway it was the middle of the Cold War and we all thought that when we got out of the cinema The Russians would have invaded or dropped the bomb or life as we knew it would be over. Great Man - things did change too before he died, but then they got Robert as well not long after. Strange times - all those assasinations
Moviechick, he was the last great president. He was respected and loved around the world. After the mediocre and flat bad presidents of the last 50 years, it's hard to describe what having a good president was like - and then loosing him.
@mistressofmyth It's a traditional folk song. The original writer is unknown. It's NOT Dylan as some think. But this version was re-written by Jim McGuinn (who later changed his name to Roger McGuinn), lead guitarist. He re-wrote it on the night of JFK's assassination, but didn't record it until The Byrds' second album. They sang it at Monterrey Music Festival where David Crosby claimed Lee Harvey Oswald didn't kill JFK but that it was a gov't conspiracy. No doubt Rosie O'donnell believes it.
Fascinerend fraaie song die me terug voert naar een zaterdagmorgen in de wastobbe; ma komt binnenrennen met de boodschap dat Kennedy is vermoord. Ik ben het nooit vergeten.
I only meant he went to hell for having Marilyn Monroe killed for refusing to have another abortion. It's unfortunate he didn't live to pull America out of the Vietnam war in the early sixties.
a comment in captainsoul's post about some believing the Byrd's didn't play on all their tracks. How we I know with certainty, not having been in the studio, but I saw them live and close several times. Sounded like their records, remarkably so! Whether a studio drummer might have sat in for young Michael Clark early on . . . seems possible but the general idea doesn't seem to have merit. They were a GREAT band in several variations.
Good thinkin ztubs6..getting a bit slow in my old age..thought it was referring to the still held belief by some that the Byrds didnt play on their records
Chris Hillman's bass is subtle..almost lost in the mix. But it's a huge part (imho) of what makes this song work.
pdorn777 1 month ago
Simple but powerful song....!!!!
centralparocker 2 months ago
your tube my new best friend lol
pweedman11 3 months ago
dedicated to your tube. like a uhh Like a makeup song
pweedman11 3 months ago
great song
shanehenning26 3 months ago
MVProd TV-The answer to your question is that the people responsible for hatching the conspiracy to kill JFK were at the highest levels of wealth and government.
jokr8790 4 months ago
“When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.” Jimi Hendrix
jokr8790 6 months ago 3
@jokr8790 Amen!
warrioroftheworld01 5 months ago
I always loved the Byrds. After JFK was killed, Our group, the 1st Special Forces, put a black line around our solid yellow beret flash. I still have mine. Sp5 Miles 1st SFGA Vietnam 1968
tribegoddess 7 months ago 2
@tribegoddess God bless you, goddess (smile)
ncsnsetkatie 7 months ago
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@tribegoddess God bless you, goddess (smile)
ncsnsetkatie 7 months ago
@tribegoddess When the military is put in it's place maybe peace to us all will come. 2 was of aggression since 1990. That is the same as the Germans & Russians invading Poland. Not a dime's worth of difference. I don't want another GI to die for the military industrial-complex. After 1965 the young people of the US began a civil, non-violent revolt against these persons who could care less about you. Can you say bushite? They belong in jail on charges of treason.
aellarex 6 months ago
i am so in love.
miroleander 8 months ago
GREAT SONG GREAT BAND THE BYRDS
oldtones 8 months ago
This is a moving song...How different would the world been be if JFK was still with us...why is it that the USA can't bring to justice the people reponsible for this crime??
MDProdTV 8 months ago
@MDProdTV Because oswald the lone assasin is dead
spacepatrolman 5 months ago 2
@spacepatrolman riiiiight
TheGatorfan93 4 months ago
@spacepatrolman sure
TheGatorfan93 4 months ago
oh... the song tuning sucks..... their is no emotion......... although its good to hear...
kento568 9 months ago
3 people aren't friends of mine.
Samdonttrollshyt 9 months ago
rest in peace, Jack.
rondunderfunk 10 months ago
Next time someone asks me McGuinn or Crosby, I'm gonna say "tie".
spoildn8410 10 months ago
Discovery of great music transcends biological age. Long like the music of the Byrds.
bughead3 11 months ago
though I never met him, I knew him just the same.
FUbuilderburg 11 months ago
JFK
unreal030 1 year ago
Nice. Also Phil Och's "That was the President (and that was the man)" is mandatory listening.
11xzxzxz 1 year ago
Maybe from the 1973 Reunion Album debacle? But that was nearly 40 years ago...
Dukegrievousangel 1 year ago
Relax and enjoy the jingle jangle....
avocadorange 1 year ago
I know McGuinn doesn't want a Byrds reunion and Crosby does, but I'm not sure if it's about religion. Otherwise, why would they rerecord those numbers in the early '90s? My understanding is that McGuinn just doesn't see the point of a reunion, and Hillman has recently come to concur. But hey, who knows.
Dukegrievousangel 1 year ago
@Dukegrievousangel David Crosby said in an interview I read in Rolling Stone about a year ago that he was interested in working with McGuinn again but "Roger doesn't like me." He didn't give any other details.
Wandered1441 1 year ago
What really bothered me was when Pat Robertson had one of the members of the Byrds on his show so the member could rant about how he became disillusioned with the "evil" 1960s and found God through Ronald and Nancy Reagan. This was so typical of that generation when the 1980s arrived and remains true for many even today. It went from understanding a greater truth to aiding in the greater lie. They became the children of the devil. The flower children became the children of the beast.
Manchild1250 1 year ago
@Manchild1250 Do you remember which member it was? I'd be interested to know....McGuinn or Hillman, if memory serves me right, became pretty Christian.
Dukegrievousangel 1 year ago
@Dukegrievousangel It was McGuinn who became a born-again christian. The reason why there aren't any Byrds reunions anymore is because McGuinn refuses to work with Crosby who's an atheist.
EmpZappa66 1 year ago
@EmpZappa66 Well - the fact that Gene Clark and Michael Clarke are deceased might have something to do with it too.....
catoohey 1 year ago
@EmpZappa66 that sucks big time,,to what u say if, that is the reason that mcguinn wouldn't get together for a reunion with crosby. it would unreal if they were to do a tour in small venues. there is hardly a band that is so closely linked to the incredible sound and styles of the sixties than LA's own Byrds. i was lucky to have seen them at the hollywood bowl,,and buffalo springfield too later in a small club. i hope they do get back for a few good times...but it's too late.
CHUCKLOVES1969 11 months ago
This song is part of the global warming conspiracy to stop us from worshipping Rush Limbaugh Christ.
Manchild1250 1 year ago
Love this song!!
Derekgarlandmusic 1 year ago
If you like the Byrds in the early days, listen to the new album of The Coral.....
dweideman 1 year ago
Crosby said the Byrds weren't America's answer to crabgrass. He was right too. But this song was important. Kennedy getting his head shot off in Dallas was supernatural and Kennedy was a 'friend of mine'. Not Ted or Bobby but John was a friend of mine.
sangell3 1 year ago
happy birthday david crosby
shaneh1983 1 year ago
dave van ronk
Jornaquin 1 year ago
@Jornaquin His version is amazing too, i cant play it Van Ronks so I play it this way, i love this version
13thfloor18 1 year ago
This along with Turn Turn Turn and She Dont Care About time have only ever been issued in Mono..i a lost or mislabelled tape in the CBS Columibia vaults perhaps
Jim
captainsoul1953 1 year ago
We were in the cinema in Dover, Kent watching The Great Escape and they flashed it up on the screen that JFK was dead (how did they do it so quick in those days -anyone know?) anyway it was the middle of the Cold War and we all thought that when we got out of the cinema The Russians would have invaded or dropped the bomb or life as we knew it would be over. Great Man - things did change too before he died, but then they got Robert as well not long after. Strange times - all those assasinations
SeaSharkGull 1 year ago
Moviechick, he was the last great president. He was respected and loved around the world. After the mediocre and flat bad presidents of the last 50 years, it's hard to describe what having a good president was like - and then loosing him.
grumpyoldgeek 1 year ago
One of the saddest songs I'll ever know
SANITYFADES79 1 year ago
if your don't know what this song is about, the is just sad. go look up Nov. 23, 1963 in a history book and educate yourself!
funtimegall 1 year ago
@funtimegall u said it!!!! its really rather sad when ppl have no idea who JFK was only know, "that president that got shot rite?" grrrr....
moviechick9620 1 year ago
RIP John Fitzgerald Kennedy 1917-1963...
"'Dont Let It Be Forgot, That Once There Was A Spot, For One Brief Shining Moment, That Was Known As Camelot.'There'll Never Be Another Camelot'"
moviechick9620 1 year ago
@moviechick9620 hey hey hey hey!!! i cant believe u remembered that quote!!!
funtimegall 1 year ago
@funtimegall can i help it if it like imprinted on my mind! thank u very much! :D
moviechick9620 1 year ago
great song
shanehenning26 1 year ago
A PLUS PLUS.... That's just evil to misspell "satanic" like that... but it made me chuckle!
MikeInVentura 1 year ago
Beautiful song.
Seattlecarnut 1 year ago
I'm sorry to be so ignorant, but who wrote this song? Thanks!
mistressofmyth 1 year ago
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@mistressofmyth THE BYRDS DUMBSHIT READ THE FUCKING TITLE ASSHOLE SUCK MY FUCKING DICK MOTHER FUCKER!
lolking2233 1 year ago
@mistressofmyth It's a traditional folk song. The original writer is unknown. It's NOT Dylan as some think. But this version was re-written by Jim McGuinn (who later changed his name to Roger McGuinn), lead guitarist. He re-wrote it on the night of JFK's assassination, but didn't record it until The Byrds' second album. They sang it at Monterrey Music Festival where David Crosby claimed Lee Harvey Oswald didn't kill JFK but that it was a gov't conspiracy. No doubt Rosie O'donnell believes it.
BigChiefLtd 1 year ago
@BigChiefLtd
Thanks for the education! = )
mistressofmyth 1 year ago
@mistressofmyth
I think it was Bob Dylan.
1mperator 1 year ago
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badedas75 1 year ago
The Turn turn Turn album is a beautiful record
thats it really
Jim
captainsoul1953 1 year ago 3
in lovin' memory about JFK...epic moment when Crosby and friends played that at Monterey'67 festival
badedas75 1 year ago
Aren't they talking about John F. Kennedy in this song?
TRAVISJAMES03 2 years ago
Yes
gootenslog 2 years ago 2
Fascinerend fraaie song die me terug voert naar een zaterdagmorgen in de wastobbe; ma komt binnenrennen met de boodschap dat Kennedy is vermoord. Ik ben het nooit vergeten.
BLEITJE 2 years ago
stop arguing. Just listen, its a great song.
meathead891 2 years ago 7
rip jfk
famous4life44 2 years ago 3
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I only meant he went to hell for having Marilyn Monroe killed for refusing to have another abortion. It's unfortunate he didn't live to pull America out of the Vietnam war in the early sixties.
zackepple 2 years ago
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god, they butchered the song!
jacksonteide 2 years ago
a comment in captainsoul's post about some believing the Byrd's didn't play on all their tracks. How we I know with certainty, not having been in the studio, but I saw them live and close several times. Sounded like their records, remarkably so! Whether a studio drummer might have sat in for young Michael Clark early on . . . seems possible but the general idea doesn't seem to have merit. They were a GREAT band in several variations.
DouGlasHeartSongs 2 years ago 2
This is my new favorite song. I've heard a fuller acoustic version with better, more powerful vocal harmonies.
Ferrisfair 2 years ago
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Dylan did a much better recording about someone worthy, before jfk went to hell.
zackepple 2 years ago
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it's true, he did go to hell, you should know... you'll see him soon.
evie789 2 years ago
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zackepple 2 years ago
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oh, that's right, i meant your mother. thanks for reminding me!
evie789 2 years ago
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zackepple 2 years ago
ahhahahahahhaahahahahha
ddimosthenes 2 years ago
The Byrds are incredible, I love their vibe, their harmonies, their folksy charm.
charliebubblesoar 2 years ago 9
this is great song. the byrds are awesome.
pt109girl 2 years ago 2
No...Roger Mcguinn...why would jimmy page be playin on a Byrds album?
Jim
captainsoul1953 2 years ago
probably confused with the yardbirds
ztubs6 2 years ago 3
Good thinkin ztubs6..getting a bit slow in my old age..thought it was referring to the still held belief by some that the Byrds didnt play on their records
Jim
captainsoul1953 2 years ago
jimmy page?
rayman21287 2 years ago
"From a 6th floor window a story got around."
mdpk1 2 years ago
Beautiful lyrics
tylercrossleythe1ao 2 years ago 6
For JFK
ejazzed1059 3 years ago 6
The byrds rule. I'm 21, so I missed out on them... when they were cool.. (The byrds could beat Akon anyday.)
TheDorkVariety 3 years ago 44
@TheDorkVariety i totally agree but im 15
TheHummingbirdsong 1 year ago
@TheDorkVariety I'm 30 and could agree more :)
yardtechbrando 1 year ago
@TheDorkVariety you get it so you did not miss out on anything they were "cool" and still are by whatever the current venacular
cossydog 10 months ago
I love the Byrds! Their music makes life worth living.....
Byrds1967 3 years ago 26
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@Byrds1967 YOUR GAY IF YOU LOVE THE BYRDS BITCH THEY ARE SAITANIC YOU MOTHERFUCKER GO BURN IN FUCKING HELL BITCH!
lolking2233 1 year ago
@Byrds1967 Right-on.
skychurchify 1 year ago
Thanks.
znkp 3 years ago 3