God, these guys were good... When they set out to tackle psych rock, they didn't just copy... they made the genre their own. Both of these sides are classics! (Will someone please tell those idiots at Discogs that "Eight Miles High" was the A side of this 45, regardless of what the matrix numbers indicate.) Note: This beautiful copy comes in a vintage Columbia Records factory sleeve. The vinyl has some light scuffing, mostly noticeable on the B side. The audio is very close to Mint.
| Overall | Label | Sleeve | Vinyl | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M- | M- | M- | M- |
| Label | Year | Chart |
|---|---|---|
| Columbia 43578 | 1966 | #14p in April |
A-side
B-side
Artist
The Byrds
The Byrds
Title
Eight Miles High
Why
Songwriter
G. Clark-J. McGuinn-D. Crosby (A), J. McGuinn-D. Crosby (B)
G. Clark-J. McGuinn-D. Crosby (A), J. McGuinn-D. Crosby (B)
Producer
Allen Stanton
Allen Stanton
Category
Garage/Psych
Garage/Psych
| Rolling Stone | 151 |
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