Talk:The Notorious Byrd Brothers

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The following comments were left by the quality and importance raters: (edit · refresh) I can't say this is my favorite Byrds album, but the article seems well written and informative. Such facts as I recall seem accurate. In my opinion, the article is definitely worth keeping. This was if I remember correctly their fifth album, and the last that had any semblance of the original band members. The following albums e.g. Sweet Heart of the Rodeo, etc. had only McGuinn left from the original 5 Byrds. Really an entirely different ensemble.

[edit] Historical background

Some very interesting historical detail has been lost in the last of the current series of reversions. Please would User:PetSounds restore them with inline sources for each assertion. —Theo (Talk) 00:40, 23 July 2005 (UTC)

I tried finding how to do inline sourcing, but couldn't locate it. Would you be able to give me the page? Thanks PetSounds 18:38, 23 July 2005 (UTC)

Inline sources can be added using Template:Inote or something similar. The syntax is: {{Inote|Text of note|Label}}. For example: {{Inote|Jones (2004)|Jones2004}} where one of the references is "Jones, Alfred. 'The perfect inline note', Inline notation in Wikipedia (2004)". —Theo (Talk) 23:45, 23 July 2005 (UTC)

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[edit] Tribal Gathering

Does anyone know anything about the history of the selection 'Tribal Gathering' from this album? It's written in 5/4 time, which is a very unusual signature. Brubeck's famous 'Take Five' recording from the 'Time Out' LP from 1958 is no doubt the most famous example of music in this signature. The credits on the CD release are Crosby and Hillman.