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RVCD-77		 Various Artists
Byrd Parts

Oddities, Curios, Rarities & Essentials

by members of the Byrds, alone and together - 1964-1980


Track TitlePerformer
  1. Willie Gene
    		2. David Crosby
  2. Come Back Baby
    		3. David Crosby
  3. The Only Girl I Adore
    		4. The Jet Set
  4. When The Ship Comes In
    		5. The Hillmen
  5. It Won't Be Wrong
    		6. The Beefeaters
  6. Splendour in The Grass
    		7. Jackie DeShannon (with The Byrds)
  7. Back Street Mirror
    		8. David Hemmings
  8. Anathea
    		9. David Hemmings
  9. You Don't Miss Your Water
    		10. Fred Neil with Gram Parsons
  10. Sum Up Broke
    		11. International Submarine Band
  11. One Day Week
    		12. International Submarine Band
  12. Why Not your Baby
    		13. Dillard & Clark Expedition
  13. Lyin' Down the Middle
    		14. Dillard & Clark Expedition
  14. Don't Be Cruel
    		15. Dillard & Clark Expedition
  15. Runaway Country
    		16. Doug Dillard Expedition
  16. Just A Season
    		17. Terry Melcher
  17. Captain Video
    		18. Skip Battin
  18. Why You Been Gone So Long?
    		19. Clarence White & Ry Cooder
  19. Ode To Bille Joe (instrumental)
    		20. Clarence White & Nashville West
  20. Melodies from a Bird In Flyght (For Clarence)
    		21. Gene Parsons
  21. Hot Burrito #1
    		22. Gene Parsons
  22. Don't You Write Her Off
    		23. McGuinn, Clark & Hillman
  23. Won't Let You Down
    		24. McGuinn, Clark & Hillman
  24. Turn Your Radio On
    		25. McGuinn & Hillman

    Track 18, "Why You Been Gone So Long?", also appears on the Silver Meteor compilation, which has more musician credits. In addition, track 16 "Just a Season" is from the album Terry Melcher on which Ry also appeared (though there is no evidence that he is on this track).


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