Have You Seen Her Face By Byrds

Formed in Los Angeles in 1964, the Byrds hit with their first single, a vibrant take on Bob Dylan's "Mr.Tambourine Man," in 1965, introducing the term "folk-rock" into the pop vocabulary. With a sound marked by soaring, multi-part harmonies and ...

Recorded between 1965 & 1971. Includes liner notes by Alan Bisbort. While the all-killer no-filler single-disc The Byrds' Greatest Hits remains the best distillation of their classic songs, The Essential Byrds is a smartly assembled double dose, including all 14 of ...

Recorded between 1965 & 1971. Includes liner notes by Alan Bisbort. While the all-killer no-filler single-disc The Byrds' Greatest Hits remains the best distillation of their classic songs, The Essential Byrds is a smartly assembled double dose, including all 14 of ...

While 1990's THE BYRDS box set was an excellent representation of the group's illustrious and highly influential career, the 2006 four-CD set, THERE IS A SEASON, is a wonderful replacement. Working chronologically from pre-Byrds bands the Beefeaters and the Jet ...

Recorded in 1966-67. Includes liner notes by David Fricke and Johnny Rogan. Released in April 1967, months before the Summer Of Love, YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY was proof that The Byrds had already graduated from their fascination with the psychedelic "scene." "Eight ...

The two dozen tracks on this single-disc survey of the Byrds include all the obvious singles like "Mr. Tambourine Man," "Turn! Turn! Turn!," and "Eight Miles High" as well as some key album tracks like Gram Parsons' lovely "Hickory Wind" ...

Recorded in 1966-67. Includes liner notes by David Fricke and Johnny Rogan. Released in April 1967, months before the Summer Of Love, YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY was proof that The Byrds had already graduated from their fascination with the psychedelic "scene." "Eight ...

Track Listing: DISC 1: MR. TAMBOURINE MAN: Mr. Tambourine Man; I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better; Spanish Harlem Incident; You Won't Have to Cry; Here Without You; Bells of Rhymney, The; All I Really Want to Do; I Knew I'd ...

Recorded in 1966-67. Includes liner notes by David Fricke and Johnny Rogan. Released in April 1967, months before the Summer Of Love, YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY was proof that The Byrds had already graduated from their fascination with the psychedelic "scene." "Eight ...

Recorded between 1965 & 1971. Includes liner notes by Alan Bisbort. While the all-killer no-filler single-disc The Byrds' Greatest Hits remains the best distillation of their classic songs, The Essential Byrds is a smartly assembled double dose, including all 14 of ...

Track Listing: DISC 1; Mr. Tambourine Man; I Knew I'd Want You; All I Really Want to Do; I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better; Bells of Rhymney; Chimes of Freedom; She Don't Care About Time version one; It's All Over ...

Recorded in 1966-67. Includes liner notes by David Fricke and Johnny Rogan. Released in April 1967, months before the Summer Of Love, YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY was proof that The Byrds had already graduated from their fascination with the psychedelic "scene." "Eight ...

Track Listing: So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star; Have You Seen Her Face; C.T.A.-102; Renaissance Fair; Time Between; Everybody's Been Burned; Thoughts And Words; Mind Gardens; My Back Pages; The Girl With No Name; Why; It ...

Track Listing: Universal Mind Decoder; Draft Morning; Bound to Fall; Goin' Back version one; Triad; Moog Raga; This Wheel's on Fire version one; Nashville West; Stanley's Song; Time Between; Have You Seen Her Face; Mind Gardens;

Recorded in 1966-67. Includes liner notes by David Fricke and Johnny Rogan. Released in April 1967, months before the Summer Of Love, YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY was proof that The Byrds had already graduated from their fascination with the psychedelic "scene." "Eight ...

Includes a revised version of box set liner notes by David Fricke. Formed in Los Angeles in 1964, the Byrds hit with their first single, a vibrant take on Bob Dylan's "Mr.Tambourine Man," in 1965, introducing the term "folk-rock" into the ...

This collection contains 90 selections chronologically sequenced over 4 CDs. Of these, 8 are alternate versions to the released takes, and another 9 are previously unreleased takes. 4 songs were recorded by the newly reunited Byrds in August 1990 especially ...

Raven's Full Flyte (1965-1970) is a first-rate single-disc compilation of the Byrds' prime years. Weighing in at a generous 27 tracks, the disc contains all of the major and most of the minor hit singles, plus many key album tracks ...

This best-of includes songs from the many phases of the Byrds' existence, from "Eight Miles High," their psychedelic mid-1960s homage to Swinging London, and their ground-breaking version of Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man," to their early-'70s incarnation performing Jackson Browne's "Jamaica ...

The Byrds' best loved psychedelic folk-rock is compiled on the two-disc, 29-track DEFINITIVE COLLECTION. The problem with assembling a collection that tells the story of the Byrds and still contains their best songs is that by the end, when only Roger ...

This collection of 24 songs recorded by 1960s U.S. folk rock band The Byrds includes "Mr. Tambourine Man" and "Turn Turn Turn (to Everything There Is A Season)." This unassuming introduction to the Byrds may well be the best single-disc survey ...

The two dozen tracks on this single-disc survey of the Byrds include all the obvious singles like "Mr. Tambourine Man," "Turn! Turn! Turn!," and "Eight Miles High" as well as some key album tracks like Gram Parsons' lovely "Hickory Wind" ...

Track Listing: Only Girl I Adore; Please Let Me Love You; Don't Be Long; Airport Song; You Movin'; You Showed Me; Mr. Tambourine Man; I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better; You Won't Have To Cry; Here Without You; Bells Of ...

Formed in Los Angeles in 1964, the Byrds hit with their first single, a vibrant take on Bob Dylan's "Mr.Tambourine Man," in 1965, introducing the term "folk-rock" into the pop vocabulary. With a sound marked by soaring, multi-part harmonies and ...

This set combines the five albums -- 1965's Mr. Tambourine Man and Turn! Turn! Turn!, 1966's Fifth Dimension, 1967's Younger Than Yesterday, and 1968's The Notorious Byrd Brothers -- that the Byrds released for Columbia Records with some semblance of ...