Roger McGuinn "Interview"-1991-Part l
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Only really just realised how fantastic the Byrds actually was. Obviously i knew Tamborine Man (& think their version is better then Dylan's- sorry, lol), but never knew too much about them (being born maybe 20 years 2 late 2 be there lol) until reading about the similarities or the influence they had on The Stone Roses (which i love =D). Now i cant get enough of them!! Play their songs all the time! Great sound, great style, great..... era!! The times right for that scene to make its come back!
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5:00 and on, Dylan reminds me of Adam Sandler in the wedding singer, at the time where he's just been left and is completely hungover, but still performing :D
GREAT upload though!
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Try finding a Rickenbacker 12 string nowadays
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@freqazoidiac If you're talking about the clip when Dylan joins them on stage then no it's not. It's Chris Hillman (now that you mention it I can see the resemblance though haha). Strange how the interviewer only mentions Crosby's name when introducing the clip.
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those damn new CDs
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@RandomConcepts your right hes a folk country and western british guy from california
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is that jeff lynn on bass? thanks for posting this great interview.. Bob Costas is a good host, I only know him from those great Bulls Playoff games back in the early 90's.
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Good old Roger.
What a Gentleman
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Back From Rio. Have had it and enjoyed it ever since it was first released. Great album, and deserves more attention than it has received....



he seems like a great guy :-)
Eightmilesintexas 3 years ago 4
A fascinating interview and a unique historical document which examines the significance of this unforgettable Sixties band. McGuinn exudes an unusually gifted musical perspective which still speaks to us today. The Byrds always offered a distinctive style with lyrics and songs of unique character, timeless grace and perpetual impact.
FromHolbergsTime 2 years ago 3