Mr. Tambourine Man

Throughout rock's growing years, albums consisted of a hit and a handful of fillers. Mr. Tambourine Man would change that formula irrevocably. Intrigued by the single, album buyers this time discovered a solid 12 inches of jangly, inspired magic. Years before the advent of progressive or underground radio, the Mr. Tambourine Man album became a worldwide smash entirely via word of mouth. With this debut LP, the Byrds transcended pop to become the musical voice of an entire generation.

Album Tracks:

"Mr. Tambourine Man" .wav | .aiff | .au (22khz, 8-bit, 672k)
"I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better".wav | .aiff | .au (22khz, 8-bit, 672k)

"Spanish Harlem Incident"
"You Won't Have To Cry"

"Here Without You"
"The Bells Of Rhymney"
"All I Really Want To Do"
"I Knew I'd Want You"
"It's No Use"
"Don't Doubt Yourself, Babe"
"Chimes Of Freedom"
"We'll Meet Again"

Bonus Tracks:

"She Has A Way" (previously unissued)
"I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" (alternate version, previously unissued)
"It's No Use" (alternate version, previously unissued)
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"All I Really Want To Do" (single version)
"You And Me" (instrumental, previously unissued)

Personnel:

Jim McGuinn, leader, 12-string guitar, vocals; Gene Clark, tambourine, vocals; David Crosby, rhythm guitar, vocals; Chris Hillman, bass guitar, vocals; Michael Clarke, drums.

Original LP: Columbia CS 9172, June 21, 1965. Producer: Terry Melcher.
Expanded Edition CD: Columbia/Legacy CK 64845, April 30, 1996. Producer: Bob Irwin.