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Dillard And Clark - Through the Morning [Cover]

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What a record this is. Possibly one of my top two favourite records by anyone. I swing from this to Neil Young 'On The Beach'. So sad that Gene's records are not more widely known and appreciated.

<div class="md"><p>What a record this is. Possibly one of my top two favourite records by anyone. I swing from this to Neil Young &#39;On The Beach&#39;. So sad that Gene&#39;s records are not more widely known and appreciated.</p>
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The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard and Clark 

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Luisa Leers (aka Martha Luise Krökel 1909-1997) Aerealist, Acrobat and early figure in womens fitness from Hesse Germany. Sadly her career was cut short for the war when she returned to her country in 1936, after touring the USA for some time. Source in first coment.

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Where have I seen her before? 😉

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Hello! I am trying to find a good biography (book) about Gene Clark.. Does anyone know the titles of the books? Recommendations? 

<div class="md"><p>Hello! I am trying to find a good biography (book) about Gene Clark.. Does anyone know the titles of the books? Recommendations? </p>
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Books

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I’d love to listen/ watch it. Just to hear Gene explain why he chose the songs he picked.

<div class="md"><p>I’d love to listen/ watch it. Just to hear Gene explain why he chose the songs he picked.</p>
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Do ya’ll know where I can find broadcast of Desert Island Discs w/ Gene?

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Gene Clark's home during his high school years, located in Bonner Springs, Kansas (my stepson actually attends the same high school!)

<div class="md"><p>Gene Clark&#39;s home during his high school years, located in Bonner Springs, Kansas (my stepson actually attends the same high school!)</p>
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Gene Clark's High School Home

Gene Clark - Yesterday, Am I Right (Back Street Mirror EP)

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Yesterday, Am I Right (Back Street Mirror EP version)

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The Bird Who Flew Alone; where to stream?

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Curious if anyone is aware of his thoughts on Gene’s emergence and later career. If he ever regretted how things went down with the New Christy Minstrels and Gene…

<div class="md"><p>Curious if anyone is aware of his thoughts on Gene’s emergence and later career. If he ever regretted how things went down with the New Christy Minstrels and Gene…</p>
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What was Randy Sparks reaction to the first Byrds album?

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Can somebody please tell me where to watch this, I’ve tried everywhere

<div class="md"><p>Can somebody please tell me where to watch this, I’ve tried everywhere</p>
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The Byrd who flew alone

Gene was such an awesome singer-songwriter he should be inducted into the R&RHOF as a solo artist imo

<div class="md"><p>Gene was such an awesome singer-songwriter he should be inducted into the R&amp;RHOF as a solo artist imo</p>
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Why is “The French Girl” so fucking beautiful?

In a Misty Morning by Gold Dust, released 24 October 2022

In a Misty Morning, by Gold Dust

I covered Gene's "In a Misty Morning" as a b-side to my new single :)

The 1972 remix/re-recording of the Gene Clark With The Gosdin Brothers album: 

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lGGOvvV16G-ojZbOzoLcR7hVzNIO__xAY

<div class="md"><p>The 1972 remix/re-recording of the Gene Clark With The Gosdin Brothers album: </p>

<p><a href="https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lGGOvvV16G-ojZbOzoLcR7hVzNIO__xAY">https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lGGOvvV16G-ojZbOzoLcR7hVzNIO__xAY</a></p>
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Early L.A. Sessions finally on YouTube

For me, it’s Till Today (Demo), though On Tenth Street is a close second… thoughts?

<div class="md"><p>For me, it’s Till Today (Demo), though On Tenth Street is a close second… thoughts?</p>
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What’s your favorite song on “Gene Clark Sings for You”?

Is anyone else here as crazy as me about these two songs? Also, do you prefer the mono (with backing vocals) or stereo (without) mixes? 

They're probably my two next most-listened-to Gene songs behind Echoes (I really wish he made more forays into baroque/chamber pop like these). Only Colombe is a great overlooked example of the extraordinary imagery in his lyrics, plus I'd almost consider it a precursor to the trippy sounds he would explore on No Other seven years later. His cover of The French Girl was my introduction to Ian & Sylvia and their great discography, so I mainly cherish it for that reason. I also really like what the addition of the harpsichord, accordion, and lead guitar lines add on his take.

As for which mixes I prefer, I often find myself listening to the mono versions. I've read Gene himself did not like the backing vocals that The Ballroom (one of Curt Boettcher's many groups) added, but I actually think they add to the trippiness of the songs in a charming way. I will give credit to the stereo mixes by saying the instrumentals and his vocal sound a lot less muffled on those and have more room to breathe. 

It's a real shame Columbia shelved these songs from being released as a single at the time. I think maybe with the sides swapped, TFG could have been a surprise moderate hit for Gene. 

Okay, my fanboying is over lol.

<div class="md"><p>Is anyone else here as crazy as me about these two songs? Also, do you prefer the mono (with backing vocals) or stereo (without) mixes? </p>

<p>They&#39;re probably my two next most-listened-to Gene songs behind Echoes (I really wish he made more forays into baroque/chamber pop like these). Only Colombe is a great overlooked example of the extraordinary imagery in his lyrics, plus I&#39;d almost consider it a precursor to the trippy sounds he would explore on No Other seven years later. His cover of The French Girl was my introduction to Ian &amp; Sylvia and their great discography, so I mainly cherish it for that reason. I also really like what the addition of the harpsichord, accordion, and lead guitar lines add on his take.</p>

<p>As for which mixes I prefer, I often find myself listening to the mono versions. I&#39;ve read Gene himself did not like the backing vocals that The Ballroom (one of Curt Boettcher&#39;s many groups) added, but I actually think they add to the trippiness of the songs in a charming way. I will give credit to the stereo mixes by saying the instrumentals and his vocal sound a lot less muffled on those and have more room to breathe. </p>

<p>It&#39;s a real shame Columbia shelved these songs from being released as a single at the time. I think maybe with the sides swapped, TFG could have been a surprise moderate hit for Gene. </p>

<p>Okay, my fanboying is over lol.</p>
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Only Colombe/The French Girl

Can't stop listening to this one...

Gene 1965

This doc is not currently available anywhere, you can’t buy it on DVD rent it or stream it and it’s driving me crazy. I know it’s out there somewhere. Where art thou Gene Clark doc?! If I ever get my hands on one I will gladly pass it along to anyone else who wants to see it. Help a girl out!

<div class="md"><p>This doc is not currently available anywhere, you can’t buy it on DVD rent it or stream it and it’s driving me crazy. I know it’s out there somewhere. Where art thou Gene Clark doc?! If I ever get my hands on one I will gladly pass it along to anyone else who wants to see it. Help a girl out!</p>
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Who is hoarding their copy of The Byrd Who Flew Alone?

Gene Clark - No Other ALBUM REVIEW | 1001 Reviews

Looking back at and reviewing Gene Clark's classic, No Other

My original pressing of Gene Clark's masterpiece, No Other.

Gene Clark’s ‘No Other’ Gets a Well-Deserved Deluxe Reissue

Gene Clark - Silver Raven (Version Two)

Gene Clark - Set You Free This Time | Bob Holden

Set you free this time (Cover)

Gene Clark Retrospective Coming to Laurel Canyon Radio November 17

Gene Clark‘s „White Light“ got the reissue it deserved, never sounded better. Analogplanet review in the comments.

Reissue CDs Weekly: Gene Clark

Gene Clark - 10 of the best | The Guardian

Gene Clark live 1975 Denver

Gene Clark live in Denver, Colorado, February 1975 [1:47:00]

Mcguinn, Clark and Hillman - Backstage Pass (dutch television, 1979)

McGuinn, Clark & Hillman - Backstage Pass, on Dutch TV, 1979 [2:41]