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| Title | : | So You Want to Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star: The Byrds Day-by-Day, 1965-1973 |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.52 (608 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1906002150 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 336 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-15 |
| Language | : | English |
Now, The Byrds story is unraveled, as it happened, day-by-day, in So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star. Drawing on hundreds of lost and previously undiscovered sources, not to mention a wealth of previously unseen photos, it is a gripping chronicle of the life and times of this seminal band.. After virtually inventing folk-rock they pioneered psychedelia and country-rock, and were also the first guitar rock band to use synthesizers. and Tom Petty, a multitude of jangly indie bands from the last 25 years, and just about every altuntry and Americana act on the scene. From the band's formation and breakthrough hit in 1965 to the brief reunion of the original line-up in 1972/73, this book is the most compelling and complete account of The Byrds ever published. Their influence endures in the mainstream rock of R.E.M. In 1965, The Byrds had a worldwide smash with Bob Dylan's 'Mr. Tambourine Man', opened for The Ro
He has written record reviews and artist profiles for music magazines and together with noted American researcher Doug Hinman published an acclaimed chronology of Jeff Becks career, Jeffs Book.. Christopher Hjort is a rock historian who combines a love for popular music with an interest in typography and graphic d
About the Author Christopher Hjort is a rock historian who combines a love for popular music with an interest in typography and graphic design. He has written record reviews and artist profiles for music magazines and together with noted American researcher Doug Hinman published an acclaimed chronology of Jeff Becks career, Jeffs Book.
"Oh, Heck Yeah!!" according to Mark. This book is amazing.An online friend mentioned he first saw the Byrds sometime in 1966 at Newark Symphony Hall.I found that venue in 1966 and flipped back:* *Per "The Byrds Day-to-Day" --Your Newark Symphony Hall concert was on Sunday, March 27, 1966 at 1:Oh, Heck Yeah!! This book is amazing.An online friend mentioned he first saw the Byrds sometime in 1966 at Newark Symphony Hall.I found that venue in 1966 and flipped back:* *Per "The Byrds Day-to-Day" --Your Newark Symphony Hall concert was on Sunday, March 27, 1966 at 1:30. That night it played Trenton Convention Hall. Opening act was The Strangeurs.Book has a photo which looks like the ticket, but is probably a small newspaper ad. Admissions were $2.75, $375, and $Oh, Heck Yeah!! Mark This book is amazing.An online friend mentioned he first saw the Byrds sometime in 1966 at Newark Symphony Hall.I found that venue in 1966 and flipped back:* *Per "The Byrds Day-to-Day" --Your Newark Symphony Hall concert was on Sunday, March 27, 1966 at 1:30. That night it played Trenton Convention Hall. Opening act was The Strangeurs.Book has a photo which looks like the ticket, but is probably a small newspaper ad. Admissions were $2.75, $375, and $4.50.Charles E. Rothchild Presents A Weekend with the Byrds in association withZeta Beta Tau, Queens CollegeI caught them . .50.Charles E. Rothchild Presents A Weekend with the Byrds in association withZeta Beta Tau, Queens CollegeI caught them . 0. That night it played Trenton Convention Hall. Opening act was The Strangeurs.Book has a photo which looks like the ticket, but is probably a small newspaper ad. Admissions were $2.75, $Oh, Heck Yeah!! This book is amazing.An online friend mentioned he first saw the Byrds sometime in 1966 at Newark Symphony Hall.I found that venue in 1966 and flipped back:* *Per "The Byrds Day-to-Day" --Your Newark Symphony Hall concert was on Sunday, March 27, 1966 at 1:30. That night it played Trenton Convention Hall. Opening act was The Strangeurs.Book has a photo which looks like the ticket, but is probably a small newspaper ad. Admissions were $2.75, $375, and $Oh, Heck Yeah!! Mark This book is amazing.An online friend mentioned he first saw the Byrds sometime in 1966 at Newark Symphony Hall.I found that venue in 1966 and flipped back:* *Per "The Byrds Day-to-Day" --Your Newark Symphony Hall concert was on Sunday, March 27, 1966 at 1:30. That night it played Trenton Convention Hall. Opening act was The Strangeurs.Book has a photo which looks like the ticket, but is probably a small newspaper ad. Admissions were $2.75, $375, and $4.50.Charles E. Rothchild Presents A Weekend with the Byrds in association withZeta Beta Tau, Queens CollegeI caught them . .50.Charles E. Rothchild Presents A Weekend with the Byrds in association withZeta Beta Tau, Queens CollegeI caught them . 75, and $Oh, Heck Yeah!! Mark This book is amazing.An online friend mentioned he first saw the Byrds sometime in 1966 at Newark Symphony Hall.I found that venue in 1966 and flipped back:* *Per "The Byrds Day-to-Day" --Your Newark Symphony Hall concert was on Sunday, March 27, 1966 at 1:30. That night it played Trenton Convention Hall. Opening act was The Strangeurs.Book has a photo which looks like the ticket, but is probably a small newspaper ad. Admissions were $2.75, $375, and $4.50.Charles E. Rothchild Presents A Weekend with the Byrds in association withZeta Beta Tau, Queens CollegeI caught them . .50.Charles E. Rothchild Presents A Weekend with the Byrds in association withZeta Beta Tau, Queens CollegeI caught them . Hard to Put it Down I'm a big fan of these rock star "day by day" books; there are great ones out on Hendrix, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Kinks, and perhaps a few others. It's heartening that true fans care enough to compile all this lost or forgotten info. What makes them fascinating is seeing an artist's career evolve from early struggle through their first success, and then seeing the difficulties of maintaining a career and keeping up the enthusiasm and commitment. In The Ultimate Experience, you can see where Jimi Hendrix began to become overworked and cynical, the band began to fr. THE MOST INFORMATIVE GUIDE TO THE BYRDS I honestly had misgivings about purchasing this book; I'm halfway throughit and I must admit, it was worth every penny. Mr. Hjort has ammassed an amazing amount of behind the scenes information - it really fills in the blanks in my mind to explain what was going on with the Byrds. It's been awhile since I read Mr. Rogan's book, but I've learned much more by reading this day-by-day book. I highly recommend it. The photos, too, are worth the price. I believe Mr. Hjort has interviewed many more folks than Mr. Rogan. Again, highly recommended by a card-carrying member of the
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