The album that launched folk-rock as a genre — twelve-string jangle and Dylan translations that redefined what a rock band could sound like. The 1965 record that made the case for The Byrds.
On vinyl: The original pressing is a collector's piece; a modern remaster is the sensible route.
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Tracks from this album on our lists
- Mr. Tambourine Man on Best 1960s Rock Songs
We don't reproduce full tracklists — only the songs from this record we've featured in our best-of lists.
More from The Byrds — where to go next
If you have Mr. Tambourine Man, these are the The Byrds records worth reaching for next.
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Mr. Tambourine Man1965 · you're viewing this oneStart here
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Younger Than Yesterday1967 · RockClassic
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Sweetheart of the Rodeo1968 · RockClassic
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Bringing It All Back HomeBob Dylan
Highway 61 RevisitedBob Dylan
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Rubber SoulThe Beatles
Out of Our HeadsThe Rolling Stones
My GenerationThe Who