Mr. Tambourine Man
by The Byrds
- Type: Album
- Released: March聽22,聽1965
- Label: Columbia
- Country: United States
- Length: 44:24
- Community rating: 4.74/5 from 8 ratings
Artists on this release: David Crosby, Jim McGuinn, Gene Clark
Album Notes & Community Reviews
The Byrds' debut album 'Mr. Tambourine Man' pioneered the folk-rock genre by fusing Bob Dylan's lyrical depth with the harmonic structures of the British Invasion and Roger McGuinn's distinctive, chiming 12-string Rickenbacker guitar. The record established a definitive template for the emerging sound, balancing its hit title track and other Dylan interpretations like "Chimes of Freedom" with Gene Clark's formidable original songs, including "I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better". Terry Melcher's crisp, radio-oriented production polished the band's blend of poetic lyrics and electric instrumentation, creating an immediate and historically significant commercial success.
Genres
Descriptors: jangly, melodic, harmonies, folk, classic
Tracklist
- Mr. Tambourine Man (2:29)
- I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better (2:32)
- Spanish Harlem Incident (1:57)
- You Won't Have to Cry (2:08)
- Here Without You (2:36)
- The Bells of Rhymney (3:30)
- All I Really Want to Do (2:04)
- I Knew I'd Want You (2:14)
- It's No Use (2:23)
- Don't Doubt Yourself, Babe (2:54)
- Chimes of Freedom (3:51)
- We'll Meet Again (2:07)
- She Has a Way (2:25)
- I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better - Alternate Version (2:28)
- It's No Use - alternate lead guitar overdub (2:24)
- You Won't Have to Cry - alternate vocal track/take 2 (2:07)
- All I Really Want to Do - Single Version (2:02)
- You And Me - instrumental backing track - take 13 (2:11)
Credits
- Jim McGuinn - vocals, lead guitar
- Gene Clark - vocals, Tambourine, Vocal
- David Crosby - vocals, Guitar, Vocal
- Hal Blaine - drums
- Jerry Cole - guitar
- Larry Knechtel - bass guitar
- Bill Pitman - guitar
- Terry Melcher - producer, Producer
- Michael Clarke - Drums (drum Set)
- Chris Hillman - Bass Guitar, Vocal, Bass
- Roger McGuinn - 12 String Guitar, Vocal
- Pete Seeger - Arranger
- Allen Stanton - Producer