The Byrds' electric take on Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" became a transatlantic smash in 1965, and it's easy to hear why. Roger McGuinn's twelve-string Rickenbacker cuts through with an almost folk-pop immediacy while the band locks into a groove that feels both jangly and driving. Dylan wrote it, but the Byrds made it move. This Austrian pressing on CBS captures the essence of what made that moment so vital—when folk-rock was still genuinely surprising. An essential single that sounds as fresh as ever.

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