Got Some Time?

[jimk]

....Good, 'cause there are 25 segments. John York talks about the Byrds. Interesting.

And while we're at it, here's Gene Parsons' take on the same subject, in 14 parts.
. Good to watch on a stormy winter day, or a hot summer day if you're in the southern hemisphere.
JimK

[Folkie]

JimK,

Just from looking at the first clip from each of these, I can tell it will be worth the time investment to watch both in their entirety. We've got some more bitter temperatures coming our way, so I'll more than likely be at my desk for a long time this next week. I'll have to look at all the clips. Thanks for posting!

Robert

[jps]

We've got some more bitter temperatures coming our way, so I'll more than likely be at my desk for a long time this next week. I'll have to look at all the clips.

Robert

[Folkie]

[vynesmusic]

Thanks for posting these vids of the Clarence White era......back in the day I stood less than ten feet from McGuinn, Clarence, John York and Gene as they played at the Blue Village in Westmont, IL.....later, my band opened for a Byrds cover band that featured Skip Battin on bass. I spoke with him awhile, but he seemed very frail. I saw the original 5 Byrds once in '66' and from then on I saw the Clarence White Byrds several times. That was a very good band, tho the vocals suffered on the older songs......thanks again!