The Byrds - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (Audio/Version 1) 

A rare case where the cover exceeds the original.

@@mattnhormannI wouldn’t say it’s better since the Dylan version is considered to be one of his best

Hard to argue with LOGIC like that!!!!!

Incredible harmony, musicianship and song writing. THE BYRDS.

A tad difficult for a solo artist to harmonise with themselves don't ye THINK ? Eejit! Made me chuckle a tad.

This is a Dylan song. It's been covered many times by many artists, but this is by far the best version... Great song!

hehe, that's one way of looking at it. They also did that with Tambourine man by only singing one verse! My favourite Byrds Dylan cover by a long way is 'my back pages'. They do all the verses on that one!

You are correct,Sir. This track was never release on this album. However, I would love to have this track on vinyl.

It's on the first Sanctuary compilation, released on vinyl and CD in 2000, and there's three more, Sanctuary II - IV, full of rare/alternate /unreleased Byrds songs from about 1965 - 1970. These are beautiful vinyl reissues from Sundazed. The first three have the best songs.

No Roger McGuinn, no Tom Petty.

Tom Petty also did a cover version of this Bob Dylan song.

Hey thanks for the Country Gentlemen recommendation - I agree that it is awesome! I didn't know of them... even at 63, the old dog can learn a new trick. :)

Who is B E?

@@joedent3323 Billie (can't sing) Eyelid.

Took your advice... completely different with questionable lyric changes. Joni is brilliant and the arrangement is exquisite but the Byrds remain rock's unquestioned Dylan interpreters with Jimi Hendrix an extraordinary exception.

Nothing wrong with Michael's drumming.

You know nothing, this drumming is perfect

perfect drumming