The Byrds took flight from the 1960s Sunset Strip, Hollywood rock and roll scene. With their trademark jangly Rickenbacker 12-string guitar, vocal harmonies and adaptation of Bob Dylan and Pete Seeger songs, they practically invented the "Folk Rock" sound. They also helped define Space Rock, Psychedelic Rock and Raga Rock. This video collection presents their major 1960s TV appearances and a special 1990 reunion with guest Bob Dylan.

THE BYRDS VIDEO COLLECTION 1965-1990
International Compilation. Shivaree 5/65: Mr. Tambourine Man, I Knew I'd Want You. Hullabaloo 5/65: Mr. Tambourine Man, Feel a Whole Lot Better. Hollywood A Go Go 6/65: All I Really Want To Do, Feel a Whole Lot Better, Mr. Tambourine Man. Top Of The Pops 8/65: All I Really Want To Do. Shindig! 9/65: Feel a Whole Lot Better, Bells Of Rhymney. The Big TNT Show 11/65: Turn! Turn! Turn!, Bells of Rhymney, Mr. Tambourine Man. Hullabaloo 11/65: The Times They Are-A-Changin'. Ed Sullivan 12/65: Turn! Turn! Turn! Popside 3/67: Eight Miles High, So You Want To Be a Rock and Roll Star. Smothers Brothers 10/67: Mr. Spaceman, Goin' Back. Where The Girls Are 4/68: Mr. Spaceman. Beat Club 1/70: Chestnut Mare, Eight Miles High, So You Want To Be a Rock and Roll Star. Midnight Special 2/73: Mr. Tambourine Man, So You Want To Be a Rock and Roll Star. Roy Orbison Tribute (with Bob Dylan) 2/90: Turn! Turn! Turn!, Mr. Tambourine Man.

Plus this bonus selection...

THE BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD 66-67
U.S. TV compilation includes: Where the Action Is: For What It’s Worth. Hollywood Palace: For What It’s Worth, Mr. Soul. Where the Action Is: Sit Down I Think I Love You. The Smothers Brothers Show: For What It’s Worth. Mannix: Bluebird, For What It’s Worth (alternate versions). Popendipity: Rock And Roll Woman.

THE BYRDS VIDEO COLLECTION 1965-1990 on DVD and VHS!