THE BYRDS Mr. Tambourine Man CS 9172 Stereo 2-eye SHRINK 1st Terre Haute NM/NM
  $   60

 


$ 60 Sold For
Sep 23, 2026 Sold Date
Sep 2, 2026 Start Date
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Description

Original U.S. Columbia Records first Terre Haute stereo pressing of The Byrds – Mr. Tambourine Man, catalog CS 9172, featuring the classic red Columbia “360 Sound” STEREO labels.

A particularly attractive vintage copy with much of the original shrink wrap still intact. The iconic Barry Feinstein cover retains excellent color and presents beautifully.

Released in 1965 and produced by Terry Melcher, Mr. Tambourine Man was The Byrds' landmark debut album and one of the defining records of 1960s folk rock. It features the classic lineup of Jim McGuinn, Gene Clark, David Crosby, Chris Hillman and Michael Clarke, along with the band's celebrated interpretations of songs by Bob Dylan.

The rear cover includes the wonderful period photograph captioned “Bob Dylan Visits The Byrds at an In-Person Performance”, along with extensive original liner notes.

Track Listing

Side One

  1. Mr. Tambourine Man
  2. I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better
  3. Spanish Harlem Incident
  4. You Won't Have to Cry
  5. Here Without You
  6. The Bells of Rhymney

Side Two

  1. All I Really Want to Do
  2. I Knew I'd Want You
  3. It's No Use
  4. Don't Doubt Yourself, Babe
  5. Chimes of Freedom
  6. We'll Meet Again
Condition: Cover NM in shrink. LP NM. A beautiful first stereo pressing of this classic lp. 

My grading system:


STILL SEALED : Jacket imperfections, if any, will be described. Vinyl guaranteed to be in unplayed condition. 


M : I don't use this grade, on the assumption that no record or jacket is truly flawless.


M- : Vinyl appears unplayed, jacket bears no signs of wear. I rarely, if ever, use this grade. 


NM : Like M-, with possible scintilla/whiff of an imperfection


VG++ : May have a couple very minor imperfections. (superficial marks that have little or no bearing on sound.) Jacket may have a couple very minor flaws.


VG+ : Like VG++, but with a few more light imperfections


VG : Several light imperfections, and possibly one or two more serious ones, such as small feelable scratches. Still plays well.  


VG- : Will display numerous minor imperfections and/or feelable scratches that affect playback quality. Between you and me, you could do better. 


GOOD : What I consider pretty poor... numerous major imperfections. I generally don't sell items in this range unless they are of major significance.

 


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