Roger McGuinn Discography
The principal figure in the second-most-important American rock band of the 60s, Roger McGuinn’s legend always seemed to fit him loosely. With his…
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[Review] Roger McGuinn (1973)
The lead Byrd tries a little of everything on his first solo flight, but it’s not clear where he’s headed.
Roger McGuinn: “Draggin’” (1973)
The former Byrd takes to the air again in this high-flying tale of a drag race in the skies.
[Review] Roger McGuinn: Peace on You (1974)
McGuinn’s second album is of a piece with those solo CS&N albums.
[Review] Roger McGuinn & Band (1975)
In a pretty sneaky move, McGuinn picks up Pete Kleinow’s backing band and invites them to contribute new material.
[Review] Roger McGuinn: Cardiff Rose (1976)
The Rolling Thunder Revue spills into the studio for a new Roger McGuinn album.
[Review] McGuinn, Clark & Hillman (1979)
Whatever happened to The Byrds? Disco, apparently.
[Review] Roger McGuinn and Chris Hillman Featuring Gene Clark: City (1980)
A lot of critics probably wrote them off after this album.
[Review] Roger McGuinn: Back From Rio (1991)
McGuinn catches a little full moon fever in the not-quite-twilight of his career.
Roger McGuinn: Treasures From The Folk Den (2001)
Honestly, I thought this was going to be a folk den waste of time. Instead, it awakened a hunger in me for folk…