Formed in 1964 by Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, David Crosby, Chris Hillman, and Mike Clark. The historical activities of The Byrds, who sparked the folk-rock craze with their hit ``Mr. Tambourine Man'' the following year, are included on DVD. "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" is a famous song that condenses the charm of the early Byrds, and the whole song is lively and full-throttle, attacking with a full-throttle chorus.It's a masterpiece of the late Byrds, and it features not only the elegant guitar, but also Roger's heartwarming sound. Includes songs such as ``The Chestnut Mare,'' which is full of vocals, and ``All I Really Want To Do,'' a laid-back rocker ballad that is a representative song of the early Byrds. The recording time is 70 minutes with menu chapter specifications. Mr Tambourine Man And Feel A Whole Lot Better (Hullabaloo May 11 1965) All I Really Want To Do, Feel A Whole Lot Better And Mr Tambourine Man (Hollywood A Go Go June 19 1965) All I Really Want To Do (Top Of The Pops Aug 12 1965) Feel A Whole Lot Better And Bells Of Rhymney (Shinding Sep 16 1965) Turn Turn Turn, Bells Of Rhymney And Mr Tambourine Man (The Big Tnt Show Nov 19 1965) The Times They Are Changing (Hullabaloo Nov 29 1965 ) Turn Turn Turn (Ed Sullivan Dec 12 1965) Eight Miles High And So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star (Popside Sweden March 3 1967) Mr Spaceman And Going Back (Smothers Brothers Oct 22 1967) Mr Spaceman (Where The Girls Are April 23 1968) Chestnut Mare, Eight Miles High And So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star (Beat Club Germany Jan 1970) Mr Tambourine Man And So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star (Midnight Special Feb 2 1973) Turn Turn Turn And Mr Tambourinr Man (Roy Orbison Tribute Feb 24 1990). DVD Format: NTSC Source; Professional-Shot (Multi-Camera) Video Quality: Rating: 7.5 - 8.0 Menus: Yes Chapter selection: Yes Total Running Time: 75 min.
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