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Tuesday, March 19, 2013

McGuinn & Clark - 1978-03-19 - Bottom Line, NY (FM)

Roger McGuinn & Gene Clark
1978-03-19
The Bottom Line
Late Show
New York, NY
WNEW-FM Broadcast
192 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Don't You Write Her Off
02. Crazy Ladies
03. Train Leaves Here This Morning
04. Bag Full O f Money
05. Release Me Girl
06. Fair And Tender Ladies
07. Feeling Higher
08. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
09. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
10. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n Roll Star?
11. Eight Miles High
12. Bye Bye Baby


The 1970s was a time of transformation in rock music. Not only did new genres of music emerge and flourish, but also long time bands reinvented themselves. The Jefferson Airplane, for example, became The Jefferson Starship. Fleetwood Mac transformed from a blues band to one of the founders of the album oriented rock sound.  The Bee Gees abandoned pop music to become leaders of the disco nation.  While their change may not have been as dramatic as the 3 just mentioned, the Byrds also evolved during the late 1970s. After the band broke up in 1973, former members worked on and off with each other throughout the rest of the decade. In 1979, 3 of them, McGuinn, Clark and Hillman formally reunited to record an album and tour. The seeds of that partnership were sown in early 1978, when McGuinn and Clark played a series of acoustic shows together at small venues such as this concert at The Bottom Line on March 19, 1978, 35 years ago today.  Download this FM broadcast to hear the duo play tunes from their days with the Byrds, as well as preview, Don't You Write Her Off, a song with which MCH would score a top 40 hit in 1979!

8 comments:

glen muir said...

This is good - thanks

Volkemon said...

Thanks Speedy!!

lost_jewels said...

Hi Speedy, A TY from Amsterdam. It's a massive blog. Like you're doings. Please allow me a question: Cannot find any Byrds. Are they banned. Chapeau and keep up the good work.

speedymjb said...

Not sure why another blog would not have any Byrds shows. But you'll find plenty on this site.

Anonymous said...

There's a lot of muddy sounding boots from this tour around; this is the cleanest I've heard. Thanks. W.

xman51 said...

Any way you can upload this one again? Current link is dead. Thank you for all the music you so freely share, Speedy!

speedymjb said...

new link is up - enjoy!

xman51 said...

Thank you so much, Speedy! God bless you, man!

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