Point Loma Writers: Chris Hillman, Herb Pedersen
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Singer and songwriter Chris Hillman, formerly of the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers, reflects on his craft with literature professor Karl Martin and then joins guitarist Herb Pedersen for a live concert as part of the 2011 Writer's Symposium by the Sea at Point Loma Nazarene University. Series: "Writer's Symposium By The Sea" [4/2011] [Humanities] [Show ID: 20667]
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Chris has had a wonderful career, creating a beautiful legacy in the process. Despite living 3,000 miles away here in England, I identify so strongly with his music, 'Morning Sky' & 'Bakersfield Bound' being 2 of my favourite all-time albums & it's great to see the legend come to life like this. Thank you!
My God think of it all!!! Chris started his history with The Byrds, and for 40+ years has each year added to that legacy almost as if his Byrds beginnings were insignificant............ It is wonderful to see one of these 60's rock stars not living off of what he did 40 years ago but still today breaking new ground..........He is a giant...........
This is probably the best interview I have ever heard. Hearing the back stories from Chris is wonderful as I have been a true fan since the early Byrd’s. I want to give a five gold star rating to Carl Martin for being one of the best interviewers I have ever witnessed. It all starts there. Add them both together and we are the lucky ones to have stumbled upon this interview vid. Thank you so much. Brent
mrcscollard below reminds me that chris was part of the yummy MANASSAS album. that collection of folks was truly out of this world.
chris hillman ... not my favorite byrd but by far the most enduring.
of course we lost the greatest/widest clark early. his no other album came to me at a profound time. i believe i have retained that album. but have not seen it in some time. i listen to the single of no other often on youtube.
seen roger the most and truly love his back from rio effort
---- but something about the interviews i have seen with chris in the last month make him primo.
oddly, i never thought much about san diego county til i first heard about it from chris two months ago during one of his interviews. i have traveled the usa from all corners including the area inland from laguna (where i vacationed as a 10 year old). . .
chris was the one to talk about it in such a way as i felt that i have been there.
Solid as a rock, always a class act. Thanks Chris for all the music.
Chris Hillman's quote on "California Country Rock" - "The Byrds gave it birth, The Flying Burrito Brothers raised it and The Eagles drove it to the bank".
As Chris mentioned.....no doubt about it, TB would have been proud of this performance of Together Again. Tom always spoke so highly of Chris......well deserved.
A living TREASURE.... And a down to earth guy.
I love him!
I don't think it's possible to do a better rendition of "Eight Miles High" with just a guitar and mandolin, and Chris and Herb pull it off big time! Doesn't get any better than that folks.
The boys' aged pretty good.he looks pretty much as he 's always looked just a bit greyer.What a musician
the hank williams song that tony bennet had a big hit with was cold cold heart, not you cheatin' heart. hank once said that cold cold heart had been pretty good for he and the drifting cowboys, something about it buying a lot of beans and bacon. oh, by the way, jo stafford had a pop hit with your cheatin' heart.
What is the name of the song that starts at 48:00?
It was written by Jim Sullivan (I think) and is called "True He's Gone" but was also sometimes called "Biblical Boogie".