The Byrds - Sweetheart Of The RodeoThe Byrds sixth album (originally released in 1968) reissued on the We Are Vinyl label. 11 track album pressed on 180 Gram black vinyl with download insert. After Chris Hillman dragged new friend Gram Parsons into the Byrds, they made an album as close to a country masterpiece as a rock act could ever make. In fact, the only tunes better than the definitive covers here of songs by Bob Dylan (You Ain't Going Nowhere), Guthrie (Pretty Boy Floyd) and the

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songs which warn against European beer

By that I mean they make themselves

the state of the human race in the modern Acopalyx

having knocked on the door of the label's Sunset Boulevard HQ and auditioned on the spot

Them A Pyaka

1: Nicotine Stain (Live) 2: Superstar 3: Larky 4: Tv Tower 5: William

their reach is deep

as much sketches as songs

'In the Orbit Of Ra'

LP - Housed in a deluxe gatefold Stoughton tip-on jacket

Disc 1 01/Cornet 02/The Old Man Smiled 03/Improvisation 04/The World Is A War Film 05/Something Came Over Me 06/Still Talking 07/Bass 08/Don't Do As You're Told