Chris Hillman
It's a Byrd, it's... oh wait, it's just plain old Chris Hillman. After leaving The Byrds, Hillman got folded into the Flying Burrito Brothers, resurfaced in the Souther-Hillman-Furay Band, reunited with Roger McGuinn, launched a solo career later than most and finally formed the Desert Rose Band. With all that moving around, Hillman has never been a commercial force like McGuinn or David Crosby. (Okay, so Crosby is just a force.) Hillman's music in the '70s was your standard sub-Eagles stuff, no better or worse than Jay Ferguson. Recently he's returned to his folk roots, as has McGuinn, proving that all Byrds come back to the nest eventually. I've cobbled together a little discography of his solo releases: chris_hillman.pdf (rev. 09/06).
| Date | ALBUMS / Singles |
|---|---|
| 1976 | SLIPPIN' AWAY |
| 1976 July | Step On Out |
| 1976 | Love Is The Sweetest Amnesty |
| 1976 | Slippin' Away |
| 1977 | CLEAR SAILIN' |
| 1977 | Heartbreaker |
| 1982 | MORNING SKY |
| 1984 November | DESERT ROSE |
| 1984 | Somebody's Back In Town |
| 1996 May 21 | BAKERSFIELD BOUND |
| 1998 June 16 | LIKE A HURRICANE |
| 2002 June 4 | WAY OUT WEST |
| 2005 June 21 | THE OTHER SIDE |
SEE ALSO...
THE FLYING BURRITO BROS. discography
McGUINN, CLARK & HILLMAN discography
Stephen Stills: Manassas
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