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Analyzing song form
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The Byrds' cover of "Mr. Tambourine Man" differs from Bob Dylan's original thanks to the Byrds' mix
featuring and the song form featuring
only one verse a contrasting bridge
four-part vocal harmonies
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twelve-string guitar



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The Byrds' cover of "Mr. Tambourine Man" differs from Bob Dylan's original in the following ways:

1. Song Form: The Byrds' version features a song form that includes:
- Only one verse
- A contrasting bridge

2. Musical Elements: The Byrds' mix includes distinctive elements such as:
- Four-part vocal harmonies
- Twelve-string guitar

These differences in song form and musical elements contribute to creating a unique rendition of the song by The Byrds, setting their cover apart from Bob Dylan's original version.