The film tracks her restless life from a small town girl in rural Bavaria to a fast-living fashion icon in Munich from free-loving companion of the Rolling Stones to ultimately becoming the embodiment of the 60s generation of sex, drugs, and rocknroll. With a signature sound of crystal clear vocal harmonics, and the unmistakable jangle of a 12-string guitar, they had the perfect recipe to concoct innovative music. 8 Miles High (Das Wilde Leben) tells the incredible true story of European wild-child Uschi Obermaier. Though the bandвЂ™s lineup changed frequently, with some members branching out to bands of their own like Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, the Flying Burrito Brothers, and the Desert Rose Band, The Byrds are still considered to be a prominent influences in the history of rock. The Byrds also branched out into country rock down the line, with Gram ParsonsвЂ™ influence. But the band wasnвЂ™t exclusively tied to the genre, and experimented with jazz fusion that frontman Roger McGuinn said was mislabeled as psychedelic rock, but eventually dabbled with the genre in their later works. Indian raga and drug-inspired lyrics and prepared the way for the cultural voyages of 1966 and to this day has left a mark on Rock. ItвЂ™s true weвЂ™d been experimenting with LSD, and the title does contain the word high, so if people want to say that, thatвЂ™s great. The song was also included on the bands third album, Fifth Dimension, released on July 18, 1966. Eight Miles High has been called the first psychedelic record. The single managed to reach the Top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100 and the Top 30 of the UK Singles Chart.

To be fair, they were a cover band for Dylan and similar artists.

" Eight Miles High" is a song by the American rock known to be pioneers of folk rock in the mid-sixties, The Byrds were overshadowed by the bigger names like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.

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