Maggie's Farm by The Mark 5

After The Byrds success with Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man", a lot of bands saw this as an avenue to success. Spokane's Mark 5 would record this wild version of "Maggie's Farm" in 1965, and release it on Ned Neltner's own Jani label. Bob Dylan would go electric in 1965, and "Maggie's Farm" was one of the three selections he performed at the Newport Folk Festival with backing from the Paul Butterfield Blues Band (much to the consternation of some of his fans). It does swing!

[@vmcelvis]

This looms large in the legend of a certain ekspatriate, AKA LALO. As Merle Haggard mused- Don't be afraid of bandits- don't believe what you've heard- there's plenty of outlaws in old California-- better fly south with the birds- You'll like it better wherever you go in Mexico. Love the energy and feel, Ned you were in your zone. Thanks for Posting, Ned. GREW AND BREWED IN THE PNW

[@ronfowlermusic]

I need to take a Cadillac to Mexico.

[@thomassmith8721]

Great cover.