My last Record Store Day report features releasee by The Byrds and Gene Clark bit.ly/J8CvMt

If you're going to San Francisco...

"Balled of Easy Rider"Good song,great movie!

"Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde" the only Byrds album I didn't have... until today

Hey joe! Where are you going with that gun in your hand??

I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better

Hey mr spaceman! Won't you take me along? I won't do anything wrong!

If I was, was passing time, my life is just a season.

Yes I want to be a rock'n'roll star!

Of what will you give me? Said the sad bells of rhymney.

Always alone, never with the herd. Prettiest mare I've ever seen, better take my word.

Wide awake staying up late wishing I was home. Break it down boys!

I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better

Her eyes reflect the colors in the sky

Fillmore West (San Francisco, CA) Aug 13, 1970
- opening night of a four night engagement when The Byrds headlined a triple bill that also featured Big Brother & The Holding Company and Commander... more

Fillmore West (San Francisco, CA) Aug 13, 1970
- opening night of a four night engagement when The Byrds headlined a triple bill that also featured Big Brother & The Holding Company and Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen.

Old John Robinson wore a stetson hat.

And I probably feel a whole lot better when you're gone

Meet the man who needs you now. Can you give your love away like candy?

so you want to be a rock and roll star

Rocking' the workout!

The soundtrack to today's travels is that wonderful Rickenbacker jangle!

It's a classic rock kind of morning.

We Have Ignition [Reissue]

Hearing a lot of songs on Pandora that I haven't heard in years like Turn, Turn, Turn. Good song.

He Was A Friend of Mine

This Wheel's on Fire

Mr Tambourine Man on iPhone (random play) Dusting off some Classics

I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better

I really need to listen to more of their back catalogue. So instrumental in the creation of Country Rock and without them many of my favourite groups wouldn't exist, yet all I know is Mr Tambourine... more

I really need to listen to more of their back catalogue. So instrumental in the creation of Country Rock and without them many of my favourite groups wouldn't exist, yet all I know is Mr Tambourine Man and Turn! Turn! Turn!

Album of the week is Turn! Turn! Turn! It's growing on me (besides the obvious apropos-ness of it all).