My Regular Fiday

[murphy12]

It's off-season up here now. Still doing my regular Friday set at the Sitzmark. There's a guy who tips well for Byrds' tunes and I need to decide on which one(s) to learn next.
Suggestions?
Tx, murph

[fatcat]

Which ones if any do you already play?

[jimk]

The Usual Suspects:
Mr. Tambourine Man
Turn, Turn, Turn,
Eight Miles High
She Don't Care About Time
Feel a Whole Lot Better
Chimes of Freedom
My Back Pages
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
Mr. Spaceman

To Learn List:
The World Turns All Around Her
All I Really Wanna Do
Bells of Rhymney
One Hundred Years
Hickory Wind

Well, those are my nominations.
JimK

[murphy12]

My Byrds' set to date:
My Back Pages
Chimes of Freedom
Goin' Back
Old John Robertson
Mr. Tambourine Man
This Wheel's on Fire
Bells of Rhymney- play somewhat of a combo version: Byrds and the Alarm.
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
She Don't Care About Time
Feel a Whole Lot Better
Also play RM's King of the Hill. Have messed about with Eight Miles High-will stick with it. I think Spanish Harlem Incident will be next. Again, suggestions welcome.
Murph

[murphy12]

PS: The correct pronunciation of Rhymney is "Rummney", according to some Welsh folks I know. Although I often sing "Roomney"(rhymes w/ shook) when I'm pretending to be from Liverpool. I do a lot of Merseybeat songs as well, y'see.

[fatcat]

The lists pretty well cover it, maybe for a dyed-in -the-wool Byrd fan something a bit more obscure like Chestnut Mare or Old Blue.
Or fool them with Andrew Gold's Space And Time.

[jimk]

Or, you could really fool 'em with the Byrds' cover of Merle Haggard's "Sing Me Back Home."
JimK

[murphy12]

Forgot to mention; also do "He Was a Friend of Mine", but not very often. They liked it in Ireland, but JFK is practically a saint over in 'the ould sod'.