Side A
Artist	Song
The Byrds	Mr. Tambourine Man
The Byrds	The Bells Of Rhymney
The Byrds	Spanish Harlem Incident
The Byrds	All I Really Want To do
The Byrds	Chimes of Freedom
The Byrds	I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better
The Byrds	She Has A Way
The Byrds	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
The Byrds	Turn! Turn! Turn!
The Byrds	It Won't Be Wrong
The Byrds	He Was A Friend Of Mine
The Byrds	They Times They Are A-Changin'
The Byrds	5D (Fifth Dimension)
The Byrds	Mr. Spaceman
The Byrds	Eight Miles High
The Byrds	John Riley
The Byrds	Why
The Byrds	So You Wanna Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star
The Byrds	Have You Seen Her Face
The Byrds	Renaissance Fair
The Byrds	Everybody's Been Burned
The Byrds	My Back Pages
The Byrds	Lady Friend
The Byrds	It Happens Each Day
The Byrds	Triad
The Byrds	Goin' Back
The Byrds	Draft Morning
The Byrds	Wasn't Born To Follow
The Byrds	Change Is Now
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Byrds	You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
The Byrds	One Hundred Years From Now
The Byrds	Nothing Was Delivered
The Byrds	You Got a Reputation
The Byrds	This Wheel's On Fire
The Byrds	Old Blue
The Byrds	Nashville West
The Byrds	Bad Night At The Whiskey
The Byrds	The Ballad of Easy Rider
The Byrds	Chestnut Mare
The Byrds	All The Things
The Byrds	Just A Season
The Byrds	Lover Of The Bayou
The Byrds	Kathleen's Song
The Byrds	Pale Blue
The Byrds	Glory, Glory
The Byrds	I Trust
The Byrds	I Wanna Grow Up To Be A Politician
The Byrds	Tiffany Queen
The Byrds	Antique Sandy
The Byrds	Lost My Drivin' Wheel
The Byrds	Full Circle
The Byrds	Sweet Mary
The Byrds	See The Sky About To Rain

Comment:

Having finally picked up all the Byrds remasters, I revamped and expanded my old single-cd mix. A bit of karma at work here, as, wholly by luck, the 2-cd set neatly divided between their early classic period (i.e the still fabulous Mr. Tambourine man album through my personal favorite, Notorious Byrd Brothers) and their later, more country-infused period (when only McGuinn remained of the original members, with the exception of the largely mediocre 1973 "reunion" album). I've long viewed the Byrds as the best American band of the '60's (well, ok, tied with the Velvet Underground); even if their later work was less monumental than their better-known earlier albums, McGuinn managed to churn out a decent handful of sublime nuggest per album up 'til the end (almost), though, unlike the classic period, I'm less partial to the non-McGuinn contributions. My biggest regret here was having inadequate room for any live numbers; as the Fillmore disc & the Untitled/Unissued cd's amply demonstrate, the later Byrds were a dynamite live outfit, with McGuinn & Clarence White trading licks like few others. But there was too much studio stuff to pass up, so maybe next time around...

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