Besides Mr. Hillman’s brilliant career in music, I will always have a tender spot in my heart for a kind thing he did for me. He was touring with Roger McGuinn in the late 1970’s, and I had an opportunity to interview them in the club’s green room for a local FM radio station. I did a full choke job upon meeting those two giants, and became speechless. Chris took my mic and recorder, and interviewed Roger himself! They did an SPA (station promotion announcement) and shook my hand. A painfully funny memory of a true gentleman.
I thought it quite funny that no one seemed to recognise this iconic classic until Chris started singing !. Being a child of the '60's some tune's you just know with the opening few note's.....
Chris is one of those MUSICIANS that never ran his mouth on Political Rants nor made much of his many great Bass & Guitarist skills and voice has impressed .... and along with Stills (Manasass) David C. & Gene C. & McGuinn (Birds) Flying Burito Bro.s etc .... always liked his style and talent. Many thanks for his class and contribution to great music. GBjj
Wish I lived in the good ole USA so I could go see Chris perform again. Haven't seen him since the days of the Byrds and he's now been able to shine as thegreat musician and singer I always believed him to be. Keep it up Chris one day I'll find a way be at one of your performances !! 🤞
I wish I could have been their to see him , this place , doseydoe is so epic for its small stage and old wooden walls for acoustic warmth of tone . 5 minutes from my home of the time . I missed the gathering
Todo lo que este en la estela de Hank Williams,Gene Autry,Porter Wagoner,etc. es bueno.Chris Hillman es mitico.Ah!,como no el gran Gram Parsons.Y viva Stephen Stills.🏜️💮🆓🐦
He does throw it in during the intro and instrumental breaks along with a bit of Mcguinn's lead line...nice playing. I agree, it's a cool part to play on the bass that really carries the tune.
Saw you in Richmond VA with the Rick Roberts Burritos. A drunk kept leaning on the extension cord on the edge of the stage, cutting out all yer mikes. HiTech. We're the guys who escorted him away. WE didnt beat him up. BTW great arrangenebt on R&R star. Chris you are one helluva guitar player. I know yer a mandolin virtuoso, and star of "The Pump House Gang". TomWolfe book.
The Byrds leadership didn’t use him up to his full potential. He could out pick any of the players except Clarence White. He could sing harmony, play guitar and mandolin so they stuck him on bass. He did an admirable job but he always looks so board. I’d have love to have heard a close harmony duet with him and David Crosby.
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Besides Mr. Hillman’s brilliant career in music, I will always have a tender spot in my heart for a kind thing he did for me.
He was touring with Roger McGuinn in the late 1970’s, and I had an opportunity to interview them in the club’s green room for a local FM radio station. I did a full choke job upon meeting those two giants, and became speechless.
Chris took my mic and recorder, and interviewed Roger himself! They did an SPA (station promotion announcement) and shook my hand.
A painfully funny memory of a true gentleman.
So magnificent that evening or night.Giants & Legends of music.Extraordinary.✌️
I can remember when Chris Hillman was a fresh-faced 17-year old playing for the Byrds. God, I must be old.
I thought it quite funny that no one seemed to recognise this iconic classic until Chris started singing !. Being a child of the '60's some tune's you just know with the opening few note's.....
Music of the byrds, my favourite group of the sixties. What a true story of those days
Chris Hillman has been one of my favorite recording artists since the 1960s.❤
wish he would tour again
@@kmslegal7808I agree with you amigo! ✌️
Mr. country rock, such a talent.
Chris Hillman is the greatest guy of the Country Rock scene. I discovered his music when I was 15, now I'm 57 and still enjoying!
66 here ...
Chris is one of those MUSICIANS that never ran his mouth on Political Rants nor made much of his many great Bass & Guitarist skills and voice has impressed .... and along with Stills (Manasass) David C. & Gene C. & McGuinn (Birds) Flying Burito Bro.s etc .... always liked his style and talent. Many thanks for his class and contribution to great music. GBjj
chris is top notch on vocals,mandoline,guitar and bass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chris Hillman is the music cloud's silver lining.
Wish I lived in the good ole USA so I could go see Chris perform again. Haven't seen him since the days of the Byrds and he's now been able to shine as thegreat musician and singer I always believed him to be. Keep it up Chris one day I'll find a way be at one of your performances !! 🤞
Love this. Saw Chris play with The Flying Burrito Bros in the late 70's in a small club...just awesome!
was Graham Parsons with him?
God bless Chris Hillman
Chris Hillman wrote a lot of good fucking songs.
I don't remember any of those.
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@@golden.lights.twinkle2329 put down the pipe dude.
One more Byrds Reunion please!
Great rendition! Chris had his hand in BIG TIME on "Younger Than Yesterday."
Such a skilled player, love his stuff. man sooo good.
I would love to see Hillman play, got to see mcguinn play and seeing him again in a few months, want to see Hillman though to
Saw Chris, Herb and John Jorgenson this week in a small venue. Still got it. A very special treat.
I wish I could have been their to see him , this place , doseydoe is so epic for its small stage and old wooden walls for acoustic warmth of tone . 5 minutes from my home of the time . I missed the gathering
Classic duo......a history of talent there!
Chris is right up on top of my list of best performers and musicians. The man is incredible!
I saw him in Spokane.
Wow! Thanks for the memories, Manassas was a groovy group.
dudes can still play and sing great..
Awesome! So fun to go back in time and memories.
Herb Pederson is an unknown treasure..
Yes indeed. Gram was the magic tho. Such a sad life. From Auburndale Fl to Harvard to to LA and the Byrds, Getting high with the Stones. WIld Horses.
Hram is a well known treasure
Treasure - yes. Unknown - hardly.
I was listening to the request line on WOKY this song came on requested by Barb Clark my 8th grade crush
I love it..
Beautiful!!!
Don't forget his blissful harmonies in The Desert Rose band
Legend.
As good as it gets!
Todo lo que este en la estela de Hank Williams,Gene Autry,Porter Wagoner,etc. es bueno.Chris Hillman es mitico.Ah!,como no el gran Gram Parsons.Y viva Stephen Stills.🏜️💮🆓🐦
G to A G to A …love that progression to break out this tune
Excellent!
Ironically from an era more focused on music than production and marketing. IMHO
Remember Chris had a Afro hair when with manasass
I never got to see them. :( Oh boy, cant go back. )
very good
It's great but I wish Hillman's fantastic bass line was in there, too. Ever try playing it? He actually reverses the chord sequence but it WORKS!
He does throw it in during the intro and instrumental breaks along with a bit of Mcguinn's lead line...nice playing. I agree, it's a cool part to play on the bass that really carries the tune.
Saw you in Richmond VA with the Rick Roberts Burritos. A drunk kept leaning on the extension cord on the edge of the stage, cutting out all yer mikes. HiTech. We're the guys who escorted him away. WE didnt beat him up. BTW great arrangenebt on R&R star. Chris you are one helluva guitar player. I know yer a mandolin virtuoso, and star of "The Pump House Gang". TomWolfe book.
fab
I just love this. It loses nothing in the translation.
Good Homage to Roger photo of you and your glasses. IN that photo you look like Julian Lennon with Roger McGuinns glasses.on.
Cheers
bit of banter to begin with....gentle ribbing...makes it so real
Sounds great. It’s hard to hit those high notes when you get older
The Byrds leadership didn’t use him up to his full potential. He could out pick any of the players except Clarence White. He could sing harmony, play guitar and mandolin so they stuck him on bass. He did an admirable job but he always looks so board. I’d have love to have heard a close harmony duet with him and David Crosby.
song at 1:03
Quarantine times
You must mean the “ plandemic “ .
He should know he was in the Byrds.
THEY ARE MISSING CROSBY, THE MIDDLE VOCAL....................................
Probably saving quite a few points on their blood pressure
Given the opening line to the song, isn't it ironic this is on acoustics?
Man so FROSTY
Who actually wrote this song?
Jim (Roger) Mcguinn and Chris Hillman
Stop talkin and start playin
Nah, it doesn’t really work on acoustics
I liked it!