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Best Black Guy doing the monkey during a Clarence White solo video ever!
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Clarence White's twangy guitar sound never appealed to me. McGuinn's Rickenbacker was magical, and still is, to this day. "Wheels On Fire" is a good song, but, the audio on the Dr Byrds & Mr Hyde album, on this song, was terrible.
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@pdorn777 Well, that's why I thought it might be late 68 or even early 69. As ou said though the line up did change very quickly at that time, with I think the September if I'm correct, release of the brilliant 'Sweetheart' showing Chris Hillman on the personnel of the sleeve and also Kevin Kelly wasn't it ?. Which means between the release of NBBs at the start of the year and then, that Michael Clarke had left as well
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@TheKenfig What's strange about the timing (Sept. 28, 1968 is the exact day this was taped) was that Gene Parsons and John York had only been in the Byrds for less than a month, yet they both play so incredibly well and even York's vocal harmonies are superb. I suppose that's why McGuinn wanted highly professional session musicians to replace the volatile Gram Parsons and the temperamental Chris Hillman, brilliant as those two may have been.
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@pdorn777 Fair enough ; can't argue with that
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@TheKenfig September '68.
love all line ups of the byrds , john york and mcguinn harmonise great, more previlant here than ballad of easy rider, wish john woud have stayed, but i like skip, im confused, have to go .
fiveslots 2 years ago 5
Actually Gene Parsons invneted the Bender. Clarence played the holy snot out of it...
BlindTom61 2 years ago 4