The Byrds' 1967 single "Have You Seen Her Face" showcased a more aggressive, R&B-influenced sound, a departure from their earlier folk-rock leanings. This track, featuring a driving beat and prominent organ, offered a glimpse into the band's evolving musical direction.
- "Have You Seen Her Face" was written by band members Chris Hillman and Roger McGuinn.
- The single was released by DECRAM in May 1967, charting at number 95 on the Billboard Hot 100.
- The song was recorded during the sessions for the album *Younger Than Yesterday*.
Hailing from Los Angeles, The Byrds became synonymous with folk rock and psychedelic rock, evolving into one of the era's most influential bands. By May 1967, The Byrds had already charted three Top 10 albums, solidifying their place as pioneers of the folk-rock sound and dabbling in psychedelic experimentation.
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