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Eight Miles High

Composer: Gene Clark / David Crosby / Roger McGuin

The Dead

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Others

This list is not intended to be comprehensive.

no info Single, The Byrds, 1966
info Fifth Dimension, The Byrds, 1966
no info Paint it Black, Soulful Strings, 1966
no info Go with the Ventures, Ventures, 1966
no info Greatest Hits, The Byrds, 1967
no info Tomorrow Never Knows, Steve Marcus, 1968
no info(Untitled), The Byrds, 1970
no info Eight Miles High, Golden Earring, 1970
no info Mudlark, Eight Miles High, 1971
no info Flesh + Blood, Roxy Music, 1980
no info Never Before, The Byrds, 1987
no info Original Singles '65-67, The Byrds, 1988
no info The Ultimate Byrds, The Byrds, 1990
info The Byrds Box Set, The Byrds, 1990
no info 20 Essential Tracks from the Byrds Box Set (1965-1990), The Byrds, 1992
info Guitar Rock: 1966-1967, Various Artists (Byrds), 1994
no info Live From Mars, Roger McGuinn, 1996
info White Roots, Vol 2: From American Folk To Psychedelia, Various Artists (Byrds), 1996
info Guitar Rock: High Voltage, Various Artists (Byrds), 1999
info The Essential Byrds, The Byrds, 2003
info Legends: Pluggin' In, Various Artists (Byrds), 2003
info Essential Guide to American Roots, Various Artists (Chris Hillman), 2006
info Voyage, David Crosby, 2006
info There Is a Season, The Byrds, 2006
info Flower Power: Age of Aquarius, Various Artists (Byrds), 2007

Notes

Performed only by 'David and the Dorks, David Crosby, Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh and Mickey Hart) at the Matrix in December 1970.

The original Byrds single was released in March 1966 with Why on the flip side.