The Notorious Byrd Brothers

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The Notorious Byrd Brothers is a 1968 studio album by American rock band The Byrds, acclaimed for its innovative blend of psychedelic rock, country, and electronic experimentation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music album
studio album
artist The Byrds NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coverArtDepicts band members with a horse in a stable
criticalReception acclaimed
featuresInstrument Moog synthesizer NERFINISHED
pedal steel guitar
featuresMusicalStyle country influences
electronic experimentation
psychedelic rock experimentation
followedBy Sweetheart of the Rodeo NERFINISHED
genre baroque pop
country rock
folk rock
psychedelia
psychedelic rock
rock
hasContributionFrom David Crosby NERFINISHED
Michael Clarke NERFINISHED
isPartOf The Byrds discography NERFINISHED
language English
mainSongwriter Chris Hillman NERFINISHED
Roger McGuinn NERFINISHED
notableSong Change Is Now
Draft Morning NERFINISHED
Goin' Back NERFINISHED
Wasn't Born to Follow NERFINISHED
numberOfTracks 11
performer The Byrds NERFINISHED
precededBy Younger Than Yesterday NERFINISHED
producer Gary Usher NERFINISHED
recordedIn Columbia Studios, Hollywood NERFINISHED
recordingPeriodEnd 1967-12
recordingPeriodStart 1967-06
recordLabel Columbia Records
releaseDate 1968-01-15
releaseYear 1968
sideOneTrack Artificial Energy
Draft Morning NERFINISHED
Get to You
Goin' Back NERFINISHED
Natural Harmony NERFINISHED
Wasn't Born to Follow NERFINISHED
sideTwoTrack Change Is Now NERFINISHED
Dolphin's Smile NERFINISHED
Old John Robertson NERFINISHED
Space Odyssey NERFINISHED
Tribal Gathering NERFINISHED

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The Byrds notableAlbum The Notorious Byrd Brothers
Wasn’t Born to Follow includedOnAlbum The Notorious Byrd Brothers