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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong><br />

THE BYRDS COLLECTIVE, a five-man band of veteran Los Angeles-area<br />

musicians and singers, share a collective passion for the music of <strong>The</strong><br />

<strong>Byrds</strong>, the first and greatest folk-rock group of the 1960s and the originator<br />

of the "L.A. Sound" that dominated popular music for decades.<br />

THE BYRDS COLLECTIVE takes you back to L.A.'s "hip" music scene of<br />

Ciro's, <strong>The</strong> Troubadour and <strong>The</strong> Whisky A Go Go in the 1960's, when folk<br />

rock emerged from the shadows of the Beatles and other "British Invasion"<br />

groups. <strong>The</strong> five members of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong> reproduce the exciting<br />

sounds of <strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> between 1965 and 1970. From the opening chords of<br />

"Mr. Tambourine Man," you'll swear that Roger Mcguinn, David Crosby,<br />

Gene Clarke, Chris Hillman and Michael Clark have reunited for one more<br />

concert. THE BYRDS COLLECTIVE faithfully recreates <strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong>' unique<br />

sound, right down to the vintage Rickenbacker 12 string the group made<br />

so popular. Everything is as it was–the harmonies, the "jingle-jangle"<br />

guitars, the driving bass and the steady beat of the drums. No<br />

synthesizers and no tape loops are used. It's just about the music and how<br />

it was made back in 1965. Come share the history and music of <strong>The</strong><br />

<strong>Byrds</strong>, performed by THE BYRDS COLLECTIVE.


<strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong><br />

Discography<br />

<strong>Collective</strong> Hits<br />

2010<br />

Songs<br />

End Of <strong>The</strong> Road<br />

2011<br />

Mr. Tambourine Man 02:29<br />

My Back Pages<br />

03:17<br />

(remastered)<br />

Turn! Turn! Turn! 03:55<br />

(remastered)<br />

Eight Miles High<br />

03:49<br />

(remastered)<br />

<strong>The</strong> World Turns All 02:11<br />

Around Her<br />

Ballad Of Easy Rider - 04:19<br />

Wasn't Born To Follow<br />

(remastered)<br />

Tour Dates<br />

9/2/2011 Brixton Redondo Beach,<br />

Ca<br />

8/14/2011 OC Fair Costa Mesa, Ca<br />

8/4/2011 CG Backstage Altadena, Ca<br />

6/26/2011 KV Winery Paso Robles, Ca<br />

6/17/2011 Center Stage Lake Arrowhead,<br />

Ca<br />

5/29/2011 Topanga Fair Topanga<br />

Canyon, Ca<br />

9/25/2010 <strong>The</strong> Cellar Long Beach, Ca<br />

9/24/2010 Slinger's Augora Hills, Ca<br />

9/21/2010 CG Backstage Altadena, Ca<br />

6/19/2010 Paladino's Reseda, Ca<br />

5/30/2010 <strong>The</strong> Coach<br />

House<br />

San Juan<br />

Capistrano, Ca


<strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong><br />

<strong>The</strong> SIXTIES: Get a past flash with <strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong><br />

http://sixties-l.blogspot.com/2010/09/get-past-flash-with-byrds-collective.<br />

html<br />

Whether it was their folk, country or psychedelic rock, many of us can claim a<br />

connection to <strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong>. <strong>The</strong> group's lyrics linger on our lips; the grooves ring<br />

out as muzak in the elevator; their songs are used in the background of films<br />

and TV shows. When we hear the band's music, we are instantly back to the<br />

time and the place where we first heard these timeless tunes. On Tuesday,<br />

you can experience the band live in the form of a tribute band, <strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong><br />

<strong>Collective</strong>, at the Coffee Gallery Backstage.<br />

Another fantastic performance!<br />

Rickenbacker Resource<br />

Another fantastic performance last evening in Long Beach by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong><br />

<strong>Collective</strong> !!<br />

And the <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong> did a string of several Gene Clark numbers mid way<br />

through their first set, which was appreciated very much by the audience and<br />

was a fitting tribute to a very talented member of the original <strong>Byrds</strong> !!!<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong> - Center Stage Lake Arrowhead<br />

http://rimoftheworld.net/discuss/167/82389<br />

Alot of people missed a great show. We have been to the Neil Young and U2<br />

concerts and so far the <strong>Byrds</strong> concert was our favorite. <strong>The</strong>ir sound was spot<br />

on. <strong>The</strong>y even ventured in to Beatle songs as well as Tom Petty and the<br />

Band. We really hope they are back next year.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong> Rocks Brixton<br />

http://www.<strong>The</strong><strong>Byrds</strong><strong>Collective</strong>.com<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong> performance on Friday evening at the Brixton in<br />

Redondo was a big hit. You guys sounded great and everyone in the band<br />

seemed in a festive mood with Ken back there singing and playing with you !<br />

<strong>The</strong> couple of Beatles songs were a treat for everyone too!<br />

<strong>The</strong> complex vocals of the <strong>Byrds</strong> music comes through with BC's great<br />

renditions and your music skills are top notch. Besides all that stuff, you guys<br />

are just some of the nicest guys, friendly and sharing with everybody in the<br />

audience. And some of us share a mutual enjoyment of Rickenbackers !


<strong>The</strong> <strong>Byrds</strong> <strong>Collective</strong><br />

Band Members Mark Miraglia, David Michaels, Pat Hayes, Dave Denk, Ken<br />

Hearn<br />

Genres Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Country Rock, Pop Rock<br />

Set List Feel A Whole Lot Better<br />

All I Really Wanna Do<br />

Mr. Tambourine Man<br />

Bells of Rhymney<br />

Chimes of Freedom<br />

Set You Free This Time<br />

She Don't Care About Time<br />

He Was A Friend of Mine<br />

8 Miles High<br />

It Won't Be Wrong<br />

5D<br />

World Turns All Around Her<br />

So You Wanna Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star<br />

Have You Seen Her Face?<br />

Mr. Spaceman<br />

You Ain't Goin' Nowhere<br />

Ballad of Easy Rider / Wasn't Born to Follow<br />

My Back Pages<br />

Turn! Turn! Turn!<br />

Backline 1969 Fender Dual Showman, 1969 Fender Bassman, (2)<br />

Fender Twin Reverb, 1966 Rickenbacker 370-12, (3)<br />

Rickenbacker 360-12, Gretch Tennessean, Fender<br />

Telecaster B-Bender, Epiphone EJ-160E acoustic guitar,<br />

Gibson 1965 ES-335, Fender Jazz Bass, Gretsch<br />

Electrotone Bass, (2) Jangle Box,<br />

Vox ToneLab ST signal processor, Complete vocal system<br />

(mixer, power amps, microphones), In Ear Monitoring<br />

System, Complete multi-media presentation package.<br />

Booking Adam Michael - Golden West Entertainment<br />

GWEManager@aol.com<br />

Pat Hayes<br />

pehayes2@<strong>The</strong><strong>Byrds</strong><strong>Collective</strong>.com

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