On This Day in 1964, Bob Dylan Recorded the Song That Would Become His First No. 1 and Create a New Genre of Music
The Byrds Made This Important Appearance Change Before Their Grand Ole Opry Debut, but It Didn’t Help Much
The 16-Track Album Peter Fonda Recorded with David Crosby and the Byrds’ Roger McGuinn That Was Never Released
Born on This Day in 1934, the Singer-Songwriter Who Helped Bring The Byrds, New Riders Of The Purple Sage, and The Flying Burrito Brothers to Fame
How a Finicky Studio Engineer (And a Beatles Movie) Helped Create The Byrds’ Signature Folk-Rock Sound
Before “Turn! Turn! Turn!”, The Byrds Were About to Cover Another Bob Dylan Song Before It Was Ultimately Rejected
Born on This Day in 1944, the Country Rock Pioneer and Gram Parsons Collaborator Who Played in Multiple Genre-Defining Bands
“Impact on the Byrds Was Obvious”: David Crosby on What The Beatles’ ‘Revolver’ Did to His First Band
