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What a great video...I must have missed this one in 1969. David Jones had soul! It's a shame this song wasn't recorded for a Monkees session of that time. We'll never forget you David.

Thanks for posting this "missing link" in Monkees history!

Don Rich's playing is what good country picking is all about! Don really made the "whole sound" shine with his Telecaster and harmony vocals.

Any idea who the (heard but not seen) piano player is?

We miss you Don & Buck!

Any time you get to see the Beatles in their "Sgt. Pepper gear" it's a great moment! I've never seen this video all the way through...thank you for sharing it with us. Here's to the "good old days".

This is one of my favorite Nesmith songs from his first album (way back in1970). Boy- does this bring back good memories! I wish bands still performed songs like this...just good music with no "auto-tune" effects. Good luck gentlemen...you're great!

Thanks for the great video! I like the sound of the EB 3 bass! Through the years I've owned a lot of Fender Precision Bass models and I'm tired of them. The EB offers a different look & sound. What's your opinion on setting it up? Is the intonation true? Any problems or concerns? Thanks!

I like the sound of the Epiphone EB3! The important fact is the 34" scale sounds fuller and more percussive than the 30" scale. As far as looks go, it's always been a winner. Do you have any problems with the intonation? What gauge strings do you use. I've been thinking about buying one...thanks ...

Elizabeth, you're a talented singer. Nice job on a KT Oslin classic, my best to you, keep singing!

This Byrds lineup really was much better than the "reunion" group that followed in 1973. I remember seeing this on TV and thinking how great of a live band they were.

Some months later, the Asylum reunion lp seemed somewhat stiff compared to this killer performance.

Sadly, there will never be an...

This group of Byrds is without a doubt the best live act. Vintage 70s giant Fender amps are a great back-drop. Clarence White was the king of the Telecaster, while McGuinn's Rickenbacker 12-string rings out with chiming tones.

Skip Battin & Gene Parsons are a great rhythm section that can't be be...

Sixties rock/pop music by the Lovin' Spoonful at it's finest!

A simple, yet positive message that today seems somewhat forgotten.

Let us not forget the Lovin' Spoonful!

This version of "Road To Cairo" features a different arrangement than the recorded version. Another great example of how talented this group was!

This live version of "Save Me" is awesome! Julie Driscoll, Brain Auger & The Trinity can't be beat. Listen to the interplay of the Hammond and the Clavinet ...splendid!

Julie is one the best singers of all times!

What an awesome version of the Donovan classic (from 1968). This is a great example of trippy-sixties style. Julie Driscoll, Brain Auger & The Trinity were one of the most under-rated bands of that era! Thanks for sharing this video classic!