Tag: Byrds
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“Dylanisms” is a podcast featuring a 10-song mix of Bob Dylan covers, primarily from the 1960s, highlighting both well-known and obscure artists, especially teenage garage bands. The project aims to create an extensive archive of these recordings over a one-year…
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The October 1967 article in Crawdaddy! reflects on the profound emotional connections listeners have with music, particularly exploring The Byrds and their impact. It discusses how familiarity within songs evokes nostalgia, creating rediscovery experiences. The piece emphasizes the importance of…
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“Thoughts And Words” is my pick from the LP | The Byrds – ‘Younger Than Yesterday’ (Columbia CS-9442) February 1967 Article published in Crawdaddy!, August 1967 The Byrds: Eclecticism and Formalism in ‘Younger Than Yesterday’ | A girl, listening to…
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“Dylanisms” is a podcast project featuring ten-cover versions of Bob Dylan’s songs, primarily from the 1960s. It aims to highlight obscure bands, especially teenage garage groups, covering Dylan’s music. The project will run for a year on RSS.com, celebrating both…
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Episode 11 of the podcast “Dylanisms” features a curated mix of Bob Dylan cover versions, primarily from the 1960s. The project aims to spotlight lesser-known artists, including teenage garage bands. With a one-year subscription plan, it plans to explore a…
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Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions |‘Dylanisms’ is my 10-song mix podcast project, building an extensive archive of (mostly) 1960s recordings of Bob Dylan songs as recorded by various solo performers and groups many years ago.
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09: DYLANISMS Episode 9 Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions | ‘Dylanisms’ is my 10-song mix podcast project, building an extensive archive of (mostly) 1960s recordings of Bob Dylan songs as recorded by various solo performers and groups many years…
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“Dylanisms” is a podcast project exploring Bob Dylan cover versions from the 1960s, featuring ten songs by various artists, including lesser-known garage bands. The project aims to uncover hidden gems over a one-year subscription period, celebrating Dylan’s influence while showcasing…
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Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions | The “Dylanisms” podcast project features a 10-song mix of Bob Dylan covers, primarily from the 1960s, highlighting both famous and obscure artists, including garage bands. The series will run for…
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Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions | “Dylanisms” is a podcast series featuring 10 cover versions of Bob Dylan songs, particularly from the 1960s, highlighting lesser-known garage bands and established acts. The project aims to create a…
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Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions | In January 1968, Jimi Hendrix, frustrated after a confrontation with fans, injured his hand in Sweden. Inspired by Bob Dylan’s “All Along the Watchtower,” he later recorded it with assistance…
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Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Songs | “Dylanisms” is a podcast project featuring 10-song mixes of Bob Dylan covers, primarily from the 1960s by various performers. The episodes explore both famous and obscure artists, especially teenage garage bands.…
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Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes of Bob Dylan Songs | This content presents a mix series showcasing Bob Dylan’s songs as interpreted by various solo artists and groups. Episode 01 features tracks by artists such as Spooky Tooth, Dion, and The…
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The Byrdfs Teen Screen 1966: In January 1966, the Byrds soared to fame and success, propelled by their unique sound and the hit song “Mr. Tambourine Man”. Despite their whirlwind rise to stardom, the band remains grounded, focusing on spreading…
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Neo Psych and Garage Revival: The Byrds triumphed at the Village Gate, gathering New York’s music elite. Their electric folk rock amazed critics with Indian sitar influences. Hits like “Mr. Tambourine Man” and “Eight Miles High” impressed, while backstage, the…
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Sunset Strip 1960s: This post gathers a curated selection of 100 iconic songs from Los Angeles, covering the years 1965-1969, celebrating the city’s diverse music scene. Embracing folk rock, harmonious pop, and psychedelic sounds, it showcases renowned and lesser-known acts,…
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60s Los Angeles Psychedelic Scene: This content captures the essence of the LA music scene from 1965-1969. It features 100 selected records that reflect the era’s diversity, including garage, surf, psychedelic, folk rock, and more. Highlighted are bands like The…
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The Jack Cades’ “Infectious Covers” EP, released by Rogue Records in July 2021, reflects the band’s remote recording efforts during the UK’s Covid-19 lockdown. Their respectful renditions of ’60s garage and folk-rock classics, including “What Am I Going To Do”…
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Disc Weekly’s exclusive report on “Mr Tambourine Man”, the Byrds debut album: 17th July 1965
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Rare 60s Folk-Rock Janglers: “From The New World” focus on American folk-rock janglers, beautiful sound of twelve-string guitars, tambourine and if vocally talented enough god-like harmonies.
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The Hollies Interview Insights: April 1968. A Teen Screen magazine reporter is sent to chat to them to find out plans for the near future now that Bobby Elliott is healthy
