The Long Ryders
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Interview by Mark Leviton, BAM, 23 September 1983
LOS ANGELES – Fringe jackets, mini-skirts, turtlenecks, striped trousers, long hair, 12-string guitars, LSD, acoustic instruments, garage rehearsals – lots of things are coming back ...
Long Ryders: Don't Call Us Country-Rock
Profile and Interview by Jeff Tamarkin, Billboard, 5 January 1984
L.A. Band Following in Burrito Brothers' Footsteps ...
Long Ryders Renovating Byrdsland
Interview by Bud Scoppa, Record, April 1984
Los Angeles — Sid Griffin, 27-year-old guitarist and founding member of the Long Ryders, machine-guns opinions as well as he emulates the onstage moves of ...
Interview by Bill Bentley, L.A. Weekly, 20 December 1984
IF ROCK & roll were baseball, the Long Ryders would surely receive the Most Improved Players award. Two years ago, the group was little more ...
Interview by Ralph Traitor, Sounds, 19 October 1985
THE LONG RYDERS might be all things to all men. An article of faith to those who have waited, unrequited but unbowed, for the advent ...
Griffin, Long Ryders Set To Go The Distance
Interview by Richard Cromelin, Los Angeles Times, 19 December 1985
WHEN SID Griffin talks about his "family" these days, he doesn't just mean his folks back in Kentucky. He's referring to the Los Angeles musical ...
The Long Ryders: Roxy, Los Angeles CA
Live Review by Don Waller, Los Angeles Times, 21 December 1985
LONG RYDERS: WHO WERE THOSE COUNTRY-ROCKERS? ...
The Long Ryders: Bye Bye Byrdie
Interview by Jeff Tamarkin, Creem, October 1987
LET'S JUST get this part out of the way, since it's gonna come up anyway and maybe you're one of the ones who got pissed ...
The Long Ryders: Lock 17, London
Live Review by Andrew Mueller, The Independent, 5 July 2004
THE LONG RYDERS enter to a tape of the theme tune from The Magnificent Seven, and begin their set with a cover of the Byrds' ...
see also Danny and Dusty
see also Sid Griffin
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