Much of Fifth Dimension, the Byrds' third album, was recorded after singer-songwriter Gene Clark left the band. Released July 18, 1966, Fifth Dimension helped introduce fans to psychedelic rock.

As a result of Clark’s departure, Fifth Dimension has a sound quite different from previous Byrds records. (The album includes only one song with Gene—”Eight Miles High.”) ...

7. "5D (Fifth Dimension)" A Dylanesque folk waltz written and sung by McGuinn, this was the second single from the Byrds' third album, "Fifth Dimension." ...

The Byrds released 'Younger Than Yesterday,’ a transitional milestone, on Feb. 6, 1967. ... Fifth Dimension was the group's first real psychedelic piece, ...

Fifth Dimension 01 November 2016, 14:02 Words by Ed Nash. Original Photography by Laura Harvey Acid-Test psychedelia, The Byrds, and ... “The Byrds are one of our favourite bands, as they went on they ...

Mixing the deep sounds of Indian songs and the free style of jazz with their own folk-rock tune, The Byrds made a new piece that stood out in psychedelic rock. The song, made by Gene Clark, Jim ...

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In excerpts from 'The Byrds 1964-1967,' photo book, the surviving members share memories of performing with Bob Dylan, almost getting booted from 'The Ed Sullivan Show,' stardom, fighting and more.

Renowned singer, songwriter and guitarist David Crosby will appear at the Northampton Academy of Music on Friday night as part of his "An Evening with David Crosby & Friends" tour.