A cover of the new Lana Del Rey song from james Vincent McMorrow the song suits his pitched vocal perfectly this is from Triple J Radio in Australia where a artist plays a cover and one of his songs.
A cover of the new Lana Del Rey song from james Vincent McMorrow the song suits his pitched vocal perfectly this is from Triple J Radio in Australia where a artist plays a cover and one of his songs.
Nice in depth profile of Gene Clark the original Byrd and songwriter of “Feel a Whole Lot Better” and “Eight Miles High” .He was only in the Byrds for a short period between 1964-66 after a short spell in the New Christy minstrels he heard the Beatles and wanted to form a rock band heading to Los Angeles he met folk singer Jim McGuinn assembled the Byrds and became the first of the country rock bands, He was the main songwriter and vocalist but a fear of flying and touring meant he left the band in 1966. He suffered bouts of heavy drinking and this led to stomach ulcers which after surgery they removed most of his stomach and intestines which would lead later to his death in 1991.
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