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Blogspot for the byrds discography
Blogspot for the byrds discography












To accommodate the Byrds' P.A., cabinets were wired to multiple locations around the room.

blogspot for the byrds discography

Strict time constraints required the downtime to be minimal, so all equipment from both bands (including two drum kits) needed to be squeezed onto the tiny Whisky A Go-Go stage. system was designed for much larger venues and because, between the two groups, there was a lot of equipment. Logistically, these shows were challenging as The Byrds' P.A. Surrounded by family and friends (in addition to having a common fanbase), this run guaranteed a three-night party, playing to packed houses for every show. The Whisky only held several hundred people and The Byrds hadn't performed there since October of 1968, so tickets were a hot commodity. This run would also be Rick Roberts' debut with The Burritos, who were still yet to recognize the extent of his talent. ".In 1970, Just three days after the release of Untitled, The Byrds new double album (featuring both live and studio recordings), both The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers were booked for a series of six shows over three nights at the Whisky A Go-Go in their home town of Los Angeles. I've already talked somewhat about the entwined histories of these bands, and the various lineups over the years, so I'll just put in here an excerpt from the review that came along with this recording that more fully explains this event (Full extended review included with download). This is a great pairing, and features what is arguably the best lineups from each band regarding their live shows (with Byrds featuring McGuinn and Clarence White and FBB featuring Hillman, Bernie Leadon, and newcomer Rick Roberts). It is such a delight I just had to share it here, too. This is another recording I recently obtained from Rocking-Byrd (Much Thanks!), and apparently it has only recently surfaced. Here is a rare gem of a recording that superbly documents a unique live event, the merging of the Byrds and Flying Burrito Brothers into a one big jam session at the Whisky A Go Go in fall 1970, and with very good sound quality, too.














Blogspot for the byrds discography