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Eight Miles High - An Essay By Mark Teehan

 

Mark Teehan has comprehensively researched The Byrds' "Eight Miles High" single's performance on the local music surveys to determine the role that The Gavin Report might have played in its national charting.

Mark is a former accredited historian and is currently a research analyst. His exhaustive analysis of the spread in Top 40 radio airplay of Bob Dylan's transformative "Like A Rolling Stone" revealed how it became a Number One smash hit in the U.S., and was published in Isis (#216). In addition, his six Kinks charting essays were posted on kindakinks.net.

https://workupload.com/file/QZ2smADLaLD 

Addenda

In 'References,' p. 49, top: Siff, Stephen I. (2008). URL:

https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1&type=pdf&doi=23b7be14052e7de73d28a3c3225dfbc0cb29c9ee

In 'References,' p. 49: Simpson, Dave. 2014.  Correct URL:

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2014/sep/16/how-we-made-eight-miles-high-the-byrds

 

Emmylou Harris with Gram Parsons live 1973

Emmylou Harris’ 10" vinyl LP (6 tracks) (released in 2023 as part of an Amoeba Records/Polly Parsons Kickstarter campaign that raised funds to release rediscovered Gram Parsons material) has a live track sung with Gram Parsons, recorded at a concert with the Fallen Angels in Boston, 1973.

Details here:

https://www.discogs.com/release/28955695-Emmylou-Harris-First-Album-Demos