So I compiled a bunch of footage from the flying burrito Brothers in their classic nudie suits in 1969 and created this video here and the song is Sin City so please enjoy and watch it!!!

Hey guys and girls! I’m assuming if you know Gram, you know the international submarine band, and their 1968 album safe at home! on the cover of that album there’s that iconic image of Bob Buchanan, John Nuese, Gram Parsons and Jon Corneal all sitting in their western outfits on a couch or a bench or something! So I’m currently writing about Gram Parsons and his time with The Byrds and obviously I have to mention that he was playing with the international submarine band at this time around late 1967 and early 1968 and I wanted to use some images that were closest to this time. But couldn’t find any. Until. I reverse image searched the album cover of safe at home and actually found this first image here! And then I found this one! But I just wanted to know if there were any other options and assuming some of you might have more access to Gram Parsons images, and things and stuff I thought maybe you guys could show me where to look or maybe even show me some of the other images! Thanks!!!

Radio Live (1969) with Chris Hillman's original backing vocal

Picked up a cheap banjo so I gave it a shot.

Original pedal steel track added in

Antes de entrar de lleno en el disco Grievous Angel, conviene apartar por un momento la leyenda que suele envolver a Gram Parsons. Su muerte temprana, su vínculo con The Byrds, The Flying Burrito Brothers o The Rolling Stones, y esa idea casi mística de la "Cosmic American Music" han terminado construyendo un personaje enorme, a veces más citado que escuchado. Pero este álbum pide otra cosa: acercarse a sus canciones sin solemnidad, con el oído atento a una voz frágil, a unas armonías que parecen suspendidas en el aire y a una forma de mezclar country, rock y melancolía que todavía hoy suena sorprendentemente cercana.

There is an acute sense of finality attached to 'GRIEVOUS ANGEL' - an album affirming his genius, occasionally flawed, always engaging, often deeply moving.

https://samtimonious.com/gram-parsons-grievous-angel/

Haunting live version that really captures the band at their best. Nobody played country quite like Gram and the Burrito Bros

One of my favorite Hillman / Parsons tunes

RIP Gram

My take on Gram's classic. I am a singer-songwriter based on Vancovuer Island, Canada. Gram is a massive influence of mine. I hope you enjoy this and maybe check some of the originals I posted on the YT channel.

Help! I'm hoping to paint the design of Gram's original onto a tshirt for my boyfriend - does anyone know what the icon in the corner was ?? Cannot seem to find a clear photo or description of what the tshirt looked like. Any help would be appreciated !!

Hello all! My first post on this small but special community of Gram Parson admirers and fans of his legacy and music. Ive had this photo of Gram for awhile from Google not sure where the original source was from anyway, I never noticed Gram was wearing a Swastika/Hindu symbol metal band/bracelet on his wrist. Just curious if there is any history with Gram and WW Memorabilia or anything like that? Always loved this pic, enjoy!

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Comedian Trevor Moore, founder of Whitest Kids U'Know, said on the WKUK vlog Newsboyz that he "shot up" the desert hotel room in which Gram Parsons passed away. Newsboy 12/04/20 toward the very end when they talk about bachelor parties.

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I found some flying burrito brothers and bros album but haven't seen the first two eps or Grams two eps. Are these hard to find in public? Do I just buy the reissues?

I remember watching a movie about Parsons, about 8 to 10 years ago. I believe the word “Angel“ was in the title, perhaps “fallen angel” or “grievous angel.” I am searching for it now, and not finding it. Can anybody steer me in the right direction? Thank you.