And this, folks, regardless of whether you count The Byrds as a serious attempt at a reunion (I don't) is the end of the line.
Hughesy's assessment:
So So.
Track listing:Tiffany Queen; Get Down Your Line; Farther Along; B.B. Class Road; Bugler; America's Great National Pastime; Antique Sandy; Precious Kate; So Fine; Lazy Waters; Bristol Steam Convention Blues
2000 CD reissue bonus tracks: Lost My Drivin' Wheel (McGuinn and unknown studio musicians) / Born to Rock and Roll (band with Charles Lloyd on saxophone, an unknown synthesizer player, and unnamed female backing singers / Bag Full of Money (includes Bristol Steam Convention Blues [Alternate Version] as a hidden track, McGuinn, White and Battin, with John Guerin on drums, Buddy Emmons on pedal steel guitar, and an unknown pianist).
Worthwhile:Tiffany Queen; Farther Along;
Solid: Antique Sandy; Lazy Waters; Bristol Steam Convention Blues; Lost My Drivin' Wheel; Born to Rock and Roll; Bag Full of Money
Could have been better: Get Down Your Line; Bugler; Precious Kate; So Fine;
Clunkers:B.B. Class Road; America's Great National Pastime;