"Just a season" by The Byrds, one of my favorite 45s!

The Byrds recorded some great songs, such as Bob Dylan's "Mr Tambourine Man" and "Turn, turn turn".

They were: Jim McGuinn, David Crosby, Chris Hillman, Gene Clark and Michael Clarke.

Crosby went on to form Crosby, Stills and Nash.  I think that Michael Clarke sang with The New Christy Minstrels, a very popular folk group.

McGuinn enjoyed a solo career.  He is a great guitar player!

They also recorded "Just a season".   It was not a big hit but I liked it a lot.   It's one of those 45s in my box!

Here is the video...............

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Written by Roger McGuinn and Jacques Levy

"If all my days was hills to climb and circles without reason

If all I was was passing time, my life was just a season

Dares and dreams and silly schemes and fillies running freely

I was young and no song was sung that didn't sound appealing

I'd have my fun with a shy girl and maybe hop a train

And I'd look back at her standing in the rain

Dirty hands and root beer stands and money like a river

Making deals to see how it feels to get more than you're giving

I'd have my fun with a gamblin man and bluff him with my face

And it's drinks for everybody in the place

If all my days was hills to climb and circles without reason

If all I was was passing time my life was just a season

If all my days was hills to climb and circles without reason

If all I was was passing time my life was just a season

Shouting crowds and mummer's shrouds and people going crazy

Always said what was in their heads it surely was amazing

I had my fun in the bull ring and never got a scar

It really wasn't hard to be a star

If all my days was hills to climb and circles without reason

If all I was was passing time my life was just a season"

A song about "Sara" by Bob Dylan

It's time to remember another Dylan song.   This is about a lady named Sara.  I'm talking about Bob Dylan's first wife Sara.  

Dylan and Sara were married in 1965 or about the time that Dylan was writing many of his best songs. 

He wrote this one Sara.  It's still one of my Dylan favorites.

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