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Prince doesn't invent at such a furious pace here
" with its anthemic chorus and Kimberly Perry's passionate vocal chock-full of determination
The music ranges from the fast and frantic to the slower and more plodding
vaguely Southern-leaning romp that is surprisingly fun and entertaining
She's also developing into a fine guitarist
BYRDS GREATEST HITS 2005 Prince doesn't invent at suchFormed in Los Angeles in 1964, the Byrds hit with their first single, a vibrant take on Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man," in 1965, introducing the term "folk rock" into the pop vocabulary. With a sound marked by soaring, multi part harmonies and 12 string Rickenbacker guitar, the Byrds racked up several more hits over the next two years, including a chart topping interpretation of Pete Seeger's "Turn, Turn, Turn." GREATEST HITS concentrates on the