In July 1972, Gene Parsons was fired from the group and replaced by session drummer John Guerin, although Guerin was never officially a fully fledged member of the Byrds and instead worked for a standard session musician's rate. Following Parsons' dismissal, a further three songs ("Draggin'", "I'm So Restless", and "Bag Full of Money") were taped by the band at Wally Heider Studios in Los Angeles during July 1972. Ultimately, the five songs recorded by the Byrds throughout 1972 would all be re-recorded for McGuinn's debut solo album, "Roger McGuinn", with the exception of "Born to Rock and Roll", which was re-recorded for the Byrds' 1973 reunion album, "Byrds". McGuinn did, however, re-record the song for his 1975 solo album, "Roger McGuinn & Band".