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Chart-Chronology the BYRDS www.chart-history.net vdw56 PDF-files with all chart-entries plus covers on https://chart-history.net/chart-chronologie/ THE BYRDS Chart-Chronology Singles and Albums Germany United Kingdom From the 1950ies U S A to the current charts compiled by Volker Dörken Chart - Chronology The Top-100 Singles and Albums from Germany, the United Kingdom and the USA The Byrds The Byrds were an American rock band formed in Los Angeles, California in 1964. The band underwent multiple lineup changes throughout ist existence, with frontman Roger McGuinn (known as Jim McGuinn until mid-1967) remaining the sole consistent member Singles 18 8 3 2 6 Longplay 15 --- --- --- B P Top 100 Top 40 Top 10 # 1 B P Top 100 Top 40 Top 10 # 1 2 3 3 2 --- xxx 1 --- --- --- 1 2 7 5 2 1 xxx 11 --- --- --- 1 4 16 7 2 2 xxx 12 --- 2 --- Singles D G B U S A 1 Mr.Tambourine Man 08/1965 2 06/1965 1 2 05/1965 1 1 2 All I Really Want To Do 11/1965 27 08/1965 4 07/1965 40 3 Turn, Turn, Turn 12/1965 8 11/1965 26 10/1965 1 3 4 Set You Free This Time 02/1966 79 5 It Won't Be Wrong 02/1966 63 6 Eight Miles High 05/1966 24 04/1966 14 7 5 D (Fifth Dimension) 07/1966 44 8 Mr.Spaceman 09/1966 36 9 So You Want To Be A Rock'n'roll Star 01/1967 29 10 My Back Pages 04/1967 30 11 Have You Seen Her Face 06/1967 74 12 Lady Friend 08/1967 82 13 Goin' Back 11/1967 89 14 You Ain't Goin' Nowhere 06/1968 45 05/1968 74 15 Ballad Of Easy Rider 11/1969 65 16 Jesus Is Just Alright 02/1970 97 17 Chestnut Mare 02/1971 19 18 Four Dimensions [EP] 12/1990 78 Longplay D G B U S A 1 Mr.Tambourine Man 01/1966 35 08/1965 7 07/1965 6 2 Turn! Turn! Turn! 04/1966 11 01/1966 17 3 Fifth Dimension 09/1966 27 09/1966 24 4 Younger Than Yesterday 04/1967 37 03/1967 24 5 Greatest Hits 09/1967 6 6 The Notorious Byrd Brothers 05/1968 12 02/1968 47 7 Sweetheart Of The Rodeo 09/1968 77 8 Dr.Byrds And Mr.Hyde 05/1969 15 153 9 Preflyte 10/1969 84 ►Early recordings made prior to the formation of The Byrds 10 Ballad Of Easy Rider 02/1970 41 12/1969 36 11 (Untitled) 11/1970 11 10/1970 40 12 Byrdmaniax 07/1971 46 13 Byrds 04/1973 31 03/1973 20 14 History Of The Byrds 05/1973 47 15 The Very Best Of The Byrds 06/2006 82 The Byrds created: 23.07.2021 vdw56 page 1 www.chart-history.net Month of 1st Entry Peak+wks # 1: DE GB USSingles‐Chart‐History Regarding Singles Top 100 ‐ Entries The Byrds 1 2 3 4 05/1965 2 1 211 07/1965 27 4 40 10/1965 8 26 1 3 02/1966 79 Mr.Tambourine Man All I Really Want To Do Turn, Turn, Turn Set You Free This Time 5 6 7 8 02/1966 63 04/1966 24 14 07/1966 44 09/1966 36 It Won't Be Wrong Eight Miles High 5 D (Fifth Dimension) Mr.Spaceman 9 10 11 12 01/1967 29 04/1967 30 06/1967 74 08/1967 82 So You Want To Be A My Back Pages Have You Seen Her Face Lady Friend Rock'n'roll Star 13 14 15 16 11/1967 89 05/1968 45 74 11/1969 65 02/1970 97 Goin' Back You Ain't Goin' Nowhere Ballad Of Easy Rider Jesus Is Just Alright Month of 1st Entry Peak+wks # 1: DE GB USSingles‐Chart‐History Regarding Singles Top 100 ‐ Entries The Byrds 17 18 02/1971 19 12/1990 78 Chestnut Mare Four Dimensions [EP] Month of 1st Entry Peak+wks # 1: DE GB USAlbum‐Chart‐History Regarding Albums Top 100 ‐ Entries The Byrds 1 2 3 4 07/1965 35 7 6 01/1966 11 17 09/1966 27 24 03/1967 37 24 Mr.Tambourine Man Turn! Turn! Turn! Fifth Dimension Younger Than Yesterday 5 6 7 8 09/1967 6 02/1968 12 47 09/1968 77 05/1969 15 153 Greatest Hits The Notorious Byrd Brothers Sweetheart Of The Rodeo Dr.Byrds And Mr.Hyde 9 10 11 12 10/1969 84 12/1969 41 36 10/1970 11 40 07/1971 46 Preflyte Ballad Of Easy Rider (Untitled) Byrdmaniax 13 14 15 03/1973 31 20 05/1973 47 06/2006 82 Byrds History Of The Byrds The Very Best Of The Byrds .
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