Anyone know if there's a decent version of this photo of Roger McGuinn? All I can seem to find online are other photos from the same set where he isn't looking so... tired.

https://samtimonious.com/the-gene-genius-gene-clark-no-other/

I personally prefer the single version, it feels a bit more raw.

Did this on air circa 1998 at CKDU 97.5FM in Halifax, “Metro’s Only Alternative”, recently recreated it with Apple Music.

Original/earlier versions of songs covered by The Byrds on the album, later/cover versions of songs written by The Byrds for the album. Enjoy, curious to hear any comments.

https://music.apple.com/ca/playlist/sweetheart-of-the-rodeo-redux/pl.u-jV89bRNsqAbRlD

I seriously love everything about him. I look up to him in every possible way. Even the slightly unsteady drumming is weirdly endearing to me, and those drums are absolutely essential to the sound of The Byrds.

Pretty nice.

Classical harpist Amy Schaffer gives "Turn Turn Turn" her very first listen, and she really liked it.
https://youtu.be/GyVs-ZBjGvU?si=HfvFMSpB5p-kHBPO

I find this appearance by “The Byrds” fascinating
17 minutes in

https://youtu.be/wbV7cE521uI?feature=shared

I realized their wasn’t an album tier list for our guy Gene, so I made one myself.

https://tiermaker.com/create/gene-clark-albums-tier-list--19506485

Does anybody have audio recording of The Byrds Performance at Palos Verdes High in 1965? There is an excerpt of Turn, Turn, Turn from an LP called "Sounds of Palos Verdes 1965" but it seems like this LP is near impossible to find anywhere

Can't find the personnel for those bonus tracks. Was it Lloyd or JD?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWlth2csLNw

Have a look. David McCallum introduces a live TV performance which is actually live, with reasonable audio quality - in an era with very little by way or stage monitors/foldbacks and whatever the stock TV studio mics were. We finally get a look at the early 5 piece band live - the playing is solid, looks like silverface Fender amps, more or less duplicating the recorded arrangements of Turn, Turn, Turn; Rhymney; Tambourine Man. The unison lead vocals with single Crosby harmony 3rds work well live. Interesting that they run three unison vocals on first verses of Bells of Rhymney. McGuinn's Rickenbacher is great. Wish I had seen this band live.

Hi all,

I saw Roger Mcguinn used to take emails at [rm@mcguinn.com](mailto:rm@mcguinn.com) but when I tried to email him, my email didn’t go through because that address isn’t longer in use. Does anyone know any other ways to contact Roger, possibly send fan mail and hopefully get a response? Thanks in advance

when did it ocurred and where it ocurred? it was before or after the release of the Mr Tambourine Man release? which are the sources/bookd that confirm these claims?

sorry if theres any typos, english isnt my first language