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Chanteur Country US né le 17
Novembre 1944 à Tipton (Missouri). Gene Clark a
été membre fondateur des "Byrds" et des "Flying Burrito Bros." de
Gram Parsons. Il est décédé le 24 Mai 1991 à Sherman Oaks
(Californie).
Gene Clark
will always be best remembered for his two-year stint as a vocalist with the
Byrds between 1964 and 1966. A fine legacy to be sure, but the shame of it is
that there was far more to Clark's body of work than that; he was a superb
songwriter, one of the founding fathers of country-rock, and recorded a number
of fine albums with an impressive array of collaborators whose quality far
outstripped their modest sales figures.
Gene Clark was born in Tipton, MO, in 1944. Clark's father was an amateur
musician with a passion for country music which rubbed off on young Gene; he
began learning the guitar at age nine and was soon picking out
Hank Williams tunes, as well as
material by early rockers such as Elvis
Presley and the Everly Brothers.
Before long, Clark started writing his own songs, and at 13, he cut his first
record with a local rock & roll combo, Joe Meyers and the Sharks, but Clark
developed an interest in folk music after the Kingston Trio rose to popularity.
Clark began performing with several folk groups working out of Kansas City which
led to a more lucrative position with the New Christy Minstrels, a well-scrubbed
folk-pop ensemble who scored a hit single with "Green Green." However, Clark
longed to perform his own songs and didn't care for life on the road; after
hearing the Beatles for the first time, Clark decided he wanted to form a rock
band and he quit the NCM and moved to Los Angeles. There, he met a fellow folky
who had his head turned around by the Beatles, Jim McGuinn (he would later
change his name to Roger) and in 1964 they started assembling a band that would,
in time, come to be known as the Byrds.
Gene Clark quickly became the Byrds' dominant songwriter, penning most of their
best-known originals, including "Feel a Whole Lot Better," "Here Without You,"
and "Eight Miles High," and was one of the group's strongest Vocals presences.
However, Clark's less-than-impressive skills as a guitarist often made him look
like a backing vocalist on-stage and the combination of Clark's dislike of
traveling (including a fear of flying) and resentment that his songwriting
income made him the best-paid member of the group led to tensions within
the Byrds, and in 1966, Clark opted to leave the group. Columbia Records,
the label
the Byrds recorded for, signed Clark as a solo artist, and in 1967, he
released his first solo set,
Gene Clark With the Gosdin Brothers, a pioneering fusion of country
and rock. However, Clark's album was released almost simultaneously with
the Byrds'
Younger Than Yesterday, and Clark's set was a commercial bust. With
the future of his solo career in doubt, Clark briefly rejoined
the Byrds in 1967, but by the end of the year, he once again parted ways
with the group.
In 1968, Clark signed with A&M Records and, once again following his interest in
blending country with rock, he began a collaboration with virtuoso multi-instrumentalist
Doug Dillard.
Dillard & Clark recorded a pair of fine albums for A&M, but they fared no
better at the marketplace than Clark's efforts with
the Gosdin Brothers, and in 1969, Clark began work on his first proper solo
album, recording a pair of tracks with several members of
the Byrds. However, legal problems prevented their release at the time, and
it wasn't until 1971 that a Gene Clark solo set finally emerged, entitled
White Light. A strong, primarily acoustic set,
White Light sold poorly in America but was an unexpected hit in the
Netherlands. Clark's next album,
Roadmaster, combined new material with the unreleased 1969 tracks cut
with
the Byrds; while it was a strong album, A&M chose not to release it and it
was initially released only in Holland. Clark left A&M just in time for
the Byrds to cut a reunion album with their original lineup; Clark
contributed a pair of fine songs to the project, "Full Circle" and "Changing
Heart," but most of the album sounded uninspired and the reunion quickly
splintered.
In 1974, Clark signed to Asylum Records and cut the polished but heartfelt
No Other. Clark, however, had hoped to release the set as a double
album, which did not please labelhead
David Geffen, and the album stalled in the marketplace without promotion. In
1977, Clark returned with a new album,
Two Sides to Every Story, and put his fear of flying on hold to mount
an international tour to promote it. For his British dates, Clark found himself
booked on a tour with ex-Byrds
Roger McGuinn and
Chris Hillman; audiences were clearly hoping for a
Byrds reunion and while the three men had planned nothing of the sort, they
didn't want to let down their fans and played a short set of
Byrds hits as an encore for several dates on the tour. This led the three
men to begin working up new material together once they returned to America, and
in 1978, they began touring as
McGuinn, Clark, and Hillman. After a well-received acoustic tour, the trio
signed a major deal with Capitol Records and released their self-titled debut in
1979. However, the slick production (designed to make sure the group didn't
sound too much like
the Byrds) didn't flatter the group, and the album was a critical and
commercial disappointment. Clark soon became disenchanted with the project, and
on their second album, 1980s
City, the billing had changed to
Roger McGuinn and Chris Hillman, with Gene Clark. By 1981, Clark had left
and the group briefly continued on as
McGuinn/Hillman.
After splitting with McGuinn and Hillman, Clark stayed
on the sidelines of music for several years, assembling a band called Flyte that
failed to score a record deal. Clark finally re-emerged in 1984 with a new band
and album called Firebyrd; the rising popularity of jangle rockers R.E.M. sparked
a new interest in the Byrds, and Clark began developing new fans among L.A.'s
roots-conscious paisley underground scene. Clark appeared as a guest on an album
by the Long Ryders, and in 1987 he cut a duo album with Carla Olson of the
Textones called So Rebellious a Lover. So Rebellious was well-received and
became a modest commercial success (it was the biggest-selling album of Clark's
solo career), but Clark began to develop serious health problems around this
time; he had ulcers, aggravated by years of heavy drinking, and in 1988 he
underwent surgery, during which much of his stomach and intestines had to be
removed.
Clark also lost a certain amount of goodwill among longtime Byrds fans when he
joined drummer Michael Clarke for a series of shows billed as A 20th Anniversary
Celebration of the Byrds. Many clubs simply shortened the billing to the Byrds,
and Clarke and Clark soon found themselves in an ugly legal battle with Roger
McGuinn, David Crosby, and Chris Hillman over
use of the group's name. The Byrds set aside their differences long enough to
appear together at their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in January
of 1991, where the original lineup played a few songs together, including Clark's
"Feel a Whole Lot Better."
However, Clark's health continued to decline as his drinking accelerated, and on
May 24, 1991, not long after he had begun work on a second album with Carla
Olson, Gene Clark died, with the coroner declaring he succumbed as a result of "natural
causes" brought on by a bleeding ulcer. After his passing, Clark's music was
consistently reissued and many collections of rarities were released. Arriving
in 1991, Echoes rounded up his '60s records made for Columbia, while 1998's Flying
High was a career-spanning collection of his work. And during the 2010s, two
sets put out by Omnivore rescued very rare tracks from the vaults: first came Here
Tonight: The White Light Demos in 2013; then two demo sessions Clark cut soon
after he left the Byrds were reissued under the title Gene Clark Sings for You in
2018.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Clark
Talents : Vocals, Songwriter, Guitar, Tambourine, Harmonica
Style musical : Country Rock, Folk-Rock, Progressive Bluegrass, Pop
ECHOES (1966)
 (with the The Gosdin Brothers)
TRAIN LEAVES HERE THIS MORNING
(1968)
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Years in activity :
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DISCOGRAPHY
Singles
| 1966 | SP COLUMBIA 4-43903 (US) | . |
Echoes
/ I Found You |
| 1967 | SP COLUMBIA 4-44088 (US) | . | Is Yours Mine / So You Say You Lost Your Baby |
| 11/1968 | SP A & M 995 (US) | . |
DILLARD & CLARK - Out On The Side /
Train Leaves Here This Morning
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| 1969 | SP A & M 1033 (US) | . | DILLARD & CLARK - Don't Be Cruel / Lyin' Down The Middle |
| 1969 | SP A & M 1087 (US) | . | DILLARD & CLARK - Radio Song / Why Not Your Baby |
| 1970 | SP A & M 1165 (US) | . | DILLARD & CLARK - Don't Let Me Know / Rocky Top |
| 1977 | SP RSO RS 876 (US) | . | Home Run King / Lonely Saturday |
| 1992 | CD Demon GENE 1 (UK) | . | Gene CLARK & Carla OLSON Sing 3 Songs By The Byrds - I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better / Set You Free This Time / She Don't Care About Time |
| 05/2008 | SP SUNDAZED S 192 (US) |
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Only Colombe / The French Girl |
| 04/2012 | SP SUNDAZED S 240 (US) |
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She's That Kind / One In A Hundred |
| 04/2018 | EP ENTREE EP 1006 (US) |
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Back Street Mirror - Back Street Mirror / Don't Let It Fall Through / Yesterday, Am I Right / If I Hang Around / She Told Me / That's What You Want |
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Albums
| 02/1967 | LP 12" COLUMBIA CL 2618 (mono) / CS 9418 (mono) (US) |
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GENE CLARK AND THE GOSDIN BROTHERS - Echoes / Think I'm Gonna Feel Better / Tried So Hard / Is Yours Is Mine / Keep On Pushin' / I Found You / So You Say You Lost Your Baby / Elevator Operator / Same One / Couldn't Believe Her / Needing Someone / Tried So Hard | ||
| 10/1968 | LP 12" A & M SP-4158 (US) |
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THE FANTASTIC EXPEDITION OF DILLARD AND CLARK - Doug DILLARD & Gene CLARK - Out On The Side / She Darked The Sun / Don't Come Rollin' / Train Leaves Here This Mornin' / With Care From Someone / The Radio Song / Git It On Brother (Git In Line Brother) / In The Plan / Something's Wrong | ||
| 08/1969 | LP 12" A & M SP-4203 (US) |
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THROUGH THE MORNING, THROUGH THE NIGHT - Doug DILLARD & Gene CLARK - No Longer A Sweetheart Of Mine / Through The Morning, Through The Night / Rocky Top / So Sad / Corner Street Bar / I Bowed My Head And Cried Holy / Kansas City Southern / Four Walls / Polly / Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms / Don't Let Me Down | ||
| 1970 | LP 12" A & M AMLB 50138 (UK) |
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GRASS ROOTS - Dillard And Clarke - FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS - Dillard And Clarke : Didn't Come Rollin / I Bowed My Head And Cried Holy / Git It On Brother / So Sad / Kansas City Southern / FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS : Older Guys / Dark End Of A Street / Cody Cody / Lazy Days / If You Gotta Go / Hot Burrito No. One | ||
| 1971 | LP 12" A & M 4292 (US) |
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WHITE LIGHT - The Virgin / With Tomorrow / White Light / Because Of You / One In A Hundred / For A Spanish Guitar / Where My Love Lies Asleep / Tears Of Rage / 1975 | ||
| 1972 | LP 12" COLUMBIA KC 31123 (US) |
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COLLECTOR'S SERIES - EARLY L.A. SESSION - Tried So Hard / Keep On Pushin' / Think I'm Gonna Feel Better / Is Yours Is Mine / Echoes / The Same One / Needing Someone / So You Say You Lost Your Baby / Couldn't Believe Her / I Found You | ||
| 1973 | LP 12" DEMON 198 (US) |
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ROAD MASTER - She's The Kind Of Girl / One In A Hundred / Here Tonight / Full Circle Song / In A Misty Morning / Rough And Rocky / Roadmaster / I Really Don't Want To Know / I Remember The Railroad / She Don't Care About Time / Shooting Star | ||
| 1973 | LP 12" A & M 87 584 IT (GER) |
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ROAD MASTER - She's The Kind Of Girl / One In A Hundred / Here Tonight / Full Circle Song / In A Misty Morning / Rough And Rocky / Roadmaster / I Really Don't Want To Know / I Remember The Railroad / She Don't Care About Time / Shooting Star | ||
| 1974 | LP 12" ASYLUM 7E 1016 (US) |
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NO OTHER - Life's Greatest Fool / Silver Raven / No Other / Strength Of Strings / From A Silver Phial / Some Misunderstanding / The True One / Lady Of The North | ||
| 1975 | LP 12" ARIOLA 86027 (NL) |
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G & D - GENE CLARK & DOUG DILLARD - Git It On Brother (Git In Line Brother) / She Darked The Sun / Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms / Four Walls / With Care From Someone / No Longer A Sweetheart Of Mine / The Radio Song / Through The Morning, Through The Night / Don't Come Rollin' / Don't Let Me Down | ||
| 1975 | LP 12" ARIOLA 86436 (US) |
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KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN - Doug DILLARD & Gene CLARK - Lyin' Down The Middle / Out On The Side / Why Not Your Baby / Train Leaves Here This Mornin' / Don't Be Cruel / Something's Wrong / Kansas City Southern / Polly / Rocky Top / So Sad / In The Plan / For A Spanish Guitar | ||
| 1977 | LP 12" RSO RS-1-3011 (NL) |
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TWO SIDES TO EVERY STORY - Home Run King / Lonely Saturday / In The Pines / Kansas City Southern / Give My Love To Marie / Sister Moon / Marylou / Hear The Wind / Past Addresses / Silent Crusade | ||
| 1979 | LP 12" CAPITOL ST 11910 (US) |
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McGUINN, HILLMAN, CLARK - Roger McGUINN, Chris HILLMAN, Gene CLARK - Long Long Time / Little Mama / Don’t You Write Her Off / Surrender To Me / Backstage Pass / Stopping Traffic / Feelin’ Higher / Sad Boy / Release Me Girl / Bye Bye, Baby | ||
| 1980 | LP 12" CAPITOL ST 12043 (US) |
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CITY - Roger McGUINN, Chris HILLMAN, Gene CLARK - Who Taught The Night / One More Chance / Won't Let You Down / Street Talk / City / Skate Date / Givin' Herself Away / Deeper In / Painted Fire / Let Me Down Easy | ||
| 1984 | LP 12" TAKOMA TAK 7112 (US) |
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FIREBYRD - Tambourine Man / Something About You Baby / Rodeo Rider / Rain Song / Vanessa / If You Could Read My Mind / Feel A Whole Lot Better / Made For Love / Blue Raven | ||
| 1987 | LP 12" RHINO RNLP 70832 (US) |
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SO REBELLIOUS A LOVER - Gene CLARK & Carla OLSON - Drifter / Gypsy Rider / Every Angel In Heaven / Del Gato / Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) / Fair And Tender Ladies / Almost Saturday Night / I'm Your Toy (Hot Burrito No. 1) / Are We Still Making Love / Why Did You Leave Me Today / Don't It Make You Want To Go Home | ||
| 1987 | CD Demon FIEND CD 89 (UK) |
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SO REBELLIOUS A LOVER - Gene CLARK & Carla OLSON - The Drifter / Gypsy Rider / Every Angel In Heaven / Del Gato / Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) / Fair And Tender Ladies / Almost Saturday Night / I'm Your Toy (Hot Burrito #1) / Are We Still Making Love / Why Did You Leave Me Today / Don't It Make You Want To Go Home / Lovers Turnaround | ||
| 1987 | LP 12" TAKOMA 8112 (US) |
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FIREBYRD - Mr. Tambourine Man / Something About You Baby / Rodeo Rider / Rain Song / Vanessa / If You Could Read My Mind / Feel A Whole Lot Better / Made For Love / Blue Raven | ||
| 09/1991 | CD SONY 48523 (US) |
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ECHOES - Boston / For Me Again / I Knew I'd Want You / Here Without You / Set You Free This Time / If You're Gone / Is Yours Is Mine / So You Say You Lost Your Baby / Tried So Hard / Needing Someone / Echoes / The Same One / Couldn't Believe Her / Keep On Pushin' / I Found You / Elevator Operator / Think I'm Gonna Feel Better / The French Girl / Only Colombe / So You Say You Lost Your Baby | ||
| 1992 | CD Demon FIENDCD 710 (UK) |
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SILHOUETTED IN LIGHT - Gene CLARK with Carla OLSON - LIVE IN CONCERT - Your Fire Burning / Number One Is To Survive / Love Wins Again / Fair And Tender Ladies / Photograph / Set You Free This Time / Last Thing On My Mind / Gypsy Rider / Train Leaves Here This Morning / Almost Saturday Night / Del Gato / I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better / She Don't Care About Time / Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness / Will The Circle Be Unbroken | ||
| 1992 | CD Razor & Tie RE-1992-2 (US) |
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SO REBELLIOUS A LOVER - Gene CLARK & Carla OLSON - The Drifter / Gypsy Rider / Every Angel In Heaven / Del Gato / Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) / Fair And Tender Ladies / Almost Saturday Night / I'm Your Toy (Hot Burrito No. 1) / Are We Still Making Love / Don't It Make You Want To Go Home / Number One Is To Survive / Mary Sue / Del Gato (live) | ||
| 09/1993 | CD RAVEN RVCD 21 (US) |
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AMERICAN DREAMER 1964-1974 - I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (BYRDS) / Set You Free This Time (BYRDS) / She Don't Care About Time (BYRDS) / Echoes (Gene CLARK & The GOSDIN BROTHERS) / So You Say You Lost Your Baby (Gene CLARK & The GOSDIN BROTHERS) / Radio Song (DILLARD & CLARK) / With Care From Someone (DILLARD & CLARK) / Out On The Side (DILLARD & CLARK) / Train Leaves Here This Morning (DILLARD & CLARK) / Something's Wrong (DILLARD & CLARK) / Through The Morning, Through The Night (DILLARD & CLARK) / She's The Kind Of Girl (BYRDS) / One In A Hundred (BYRDS) / Here Tonight (FLYING BURRITO BROS.) / The Virgin / With Tomorrow / White Light / Spanish Guitar / American Dreamer / Outlaw Song / Full Circle (BYRDS) / From A Silver Phial / Silver Raven / Full Circle Song [original roadmaster mix] | ||
| 10/1995 | CD EDSEL EDCD 436 (UK) |
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THIS BYRD HAS FLOWN - Tambourine Man / Vanessa / Rainsong / C'Est La Bonne Rue / If You Could Read My Mind / Dixie Flyer / Feel A Whole Lot Better / Rodeo Rider / All I Want / Something About You / Made For Love / Blue Raven | ||
| 1996 | CD MONSTER MUSIC 7910 (UK) |
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THIS BYRD HAS FLOWN - Tambourine Man / Vanessa / Rainsong / C'Est La Bonne Rue / If You Could Read My Mind / Dixie Flyer / Feel A Whole Lot Better / Rodeo Rider / All I Want / Something About You / Made For Love / Blue Raven | ||
| 1998 | 2 CD A & M 540725 (UK) |
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FLYING HIGH :
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| 1999 | CD A & M 5409752 (UK) |
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THE FANTASTIC EXPEDITION OF DILLARD AND CLARK / THROUGH THE MORNING, THROUGH THE NIGHT - Doug DILLARD & Gene CLARK - Out On The Side / She Darked The Sun / Don't Come Rollin' / Train Leaves Here This Morning / Why Not Your Baby / Lyin' Down The Middle / With Care From Someone / Radio Song / Git It On Brother (Git In Line Brother) / In The Plan / Something's Wrong / Don't Be Cruel / No Longer A Sweetheart Of Mine / Through The Morning, Through The Night / Rocky Top / So Sad / Corner Street Bar / I Bowed My Head & Cried Holy / Kansas City Southern / Four Walls / Polly / Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms / Don't Let Me Down | ||
| 07/2001 | CD EVANGELINE GEL 4030 (UK) |
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GYPSY ANGEL - THE GENE CLARK DEMOS 1983-1990 - Pledge To You / Mississippi Detention Camp / Kathleen / Rock Of Ages / Last Thing On My Mind / Dark Of My Moon / Your Fire Burning / Freedom Walk / Love Wins Again / Back In My Life Again / Day For Night / Gypsy Rider | ||
| 2003 | CD COLLECTOR CHOISE CCM 03142 (US) |
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NO OTHER - Life's Greatest Fool / Silver Raven / No Other / Strength Of Strings / From A Silver Phial / Some Misunderstanding / The True One / Lady Of The North | ||
| 12/2003 | CD DELTA DELUXE 723839 (US) |
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UNDER THE SILVERY MOON - Mary Sue / Carry On / Don't You Know / Nothing But An Angel / More Than That Now / Sleep Will Return / Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow / Immigrant Girl / Rest Of Your Life / My Marie / Fair And Tender Ladies / Can't Say No / Dangerous Games / You Just Love Cocaine | ||
| 09/2007 | 2 CD Collectors' Choice Music CCM-839 (US) |
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GENE CLARK WITH
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| 06/2008 | CD COLLECTOR CHOISE 924 (US) |
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SILVERADO'S '75 - LIVE & UNRELEASED - Long Black Veil / Kansas City Southern / Spanish Guitar / Home Run King / Here Without You / No Other / Daylight Line / Set You Free This Time / She Darked The Sun / In The Pines / Train Leaves Here This Morning / Silver Raven | ||
| 2011 | CD SUNDAZED SC 6266CD (US) |
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ROAD MASTER - She's The Kind Of Girl / One In A Hundred / Here Tonight / Full Circle Song / In A Misty Morning / Rough And Rocky / Roadmaster / I Really Don't Want To Know / I Remember The Railroad / She Don't Care About Time / Shooting Star | ||
| 05/2011 | 2 CD FLOATING WORLD FLOATD 6107 (UK) |
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TRIBUTE TO THE BYRDS :
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| 08/2011 | CD Fuel 2000 302 061 354 2 (US) |
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So Rebellious a Lover - Gene CLARK & Carla OLSON - The Drifter / Gypsy Rider / Every Angel In Heaven / Del Gato / Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) / Fair And Tender Ladies / Almost Saturday Night / I'm Your Toy (Hot Burrito No. 1) / Are We Still Making Love / Why Did You Leave Me Today / Don't It Make You Want To Go Home / Changes / Day For Night / Jokers Are Wild / Winning Hand / Lover's Turnaround / Broken Hearts And Broken Dreams | ||
| 2011 | CD BEAT GOES ON BGOCD 987 (UK) |
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THE FANTASTIC EXPEDITION OF DILLARD AND CLARK / THROUGH THE MORNING, THROUGH THE NIGHT - Doug DILLARD & Gene CLARK - Out On The Side / She Darked The Sun / Don't Come Rollin' / Train Leaves Here This Mornin' / With Care From Someone / The Radio Song / Git It On Brother (Git In Line Brother) / In The Plan / Something's Wrong / No Longer A Sweetheart Of Mine / Through The Morning, Throughthe Night / Rocky Top / So Sad / Corner Street Bar / I Bowed My Head And Cried Holy / Kansas City Southern / Four Walls / Polly / Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms / Don't Let Me Down / Why Not Your Baby / Lyin' Down The Middle / Don't Be Cruel | ||
| 03/2013 | CD OMNIVORE OVCD 60 (US) |
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HERE TONIGHT : THE WHITE LIGHT DEMOS - White Light / Here Tonight / For No One / For A Spanish Guitar / Please Mr. Freud / Jimmy Christ / Where My Love Lies Asleep / The Virgin / Opening Day / Winter In / Because Of You / With Tomorrow | ||
| 08/2013 | LP 12" Ais / High Moon 641444103225 (limited edition) |
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Two Sides to Every Story - Home Run King / Lonely Saturday / In The Pines / Kansas City Southern / Give My Love To Marie / Sister Moon / Marylou / Hear The Wind / Past Addresses / Silent Crusade | ||
| 05/2014 | CD All Access AACD 0119 (US) |
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ROGER McGUINN - GenE CLARK - CHRIS HILLMAN - Live At the Boarding House - Silver Raven / Release Me Girl / Bound To Fall / It Doesn't Matter / Ballad Of Easy Rider / Jolly Roger / Chestnut Mare / Crazy Ladies / Train Leaves Here This Morning / Mr. Tambourine Man / You Ain't Going Nowhere / Turn! Turn! Turn! / Knocking On Heaven’s Door / Bye Bye Baby / (So You Want To Be A) Rock n Roll Star / Eight Miles High / Feel A Whole Lot Better | ||
| 09/2014 | CD High Moon HMR 002 (US) |
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Two Sides to Every Story - Home Run King / Lonely Saturday / In The Pines / Kansas City Southern / Give My Love To Marie / Sister Moon / Marylou / Hear The Wind / Past Addresses / Silent Crusade | ||
| 03/2015 | 2 CD Keyhole KH 9042CD (GR) |
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Live at the
Rocking Horse Saloon, Hartford Connecticut, January 13th 1985 - GENE CLARK -
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| 09/2015 | CD Iconography ICON 050 (?) |
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Backstage Pass - Roger McGUINN, Gene CLARK & Chris HILLMAN - Release Me Girl / Chimes Of Freedom / Here She Comes Again / Feel A Whole Lot Better / Mr. Spaceman / You Ain't Goin' Nowhere / Feelin' Higher / Backstage Pass / He Was A Friend Of Mine / Chestnut Mare / Turn! Turn! Turn! / (So You Want to Be A) Rock 'n' Roll Star / Eight Miles High / Bye Bye, Baby / Don't You Write Her Off / Crazy Ladies / Train Leaves Here This Morning / Bag Full Of Money / Fair And Tender Ladies | ||
| 11/2015 | CD Sonic Boom SON 0310 (?) |
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Complete Ebbet’s Field Broadcast - Long Black Veil / Kansas City Southern / For A Spanish Guitar / Home Run King / Here Without You / No Other / Daylight Line / Set You Free This Time / She Darked The Sun / In The Pines / Train Leaves Here This Morning / Silver Raven | ||
| 02/2016 | CD Laser Media 1141992 (GER) |
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Still Feeling Blue - Tomorrow Is A Long Time / Still Feeling Blue / Train Leaves Here Tomorrow / Don't Let You Sweet Love Die / Running The Roadblocks / Easy Ride From Good Times To The Blues / Wheels / My Uncle / If You Could Read My Mind / Once More / Mr. Tambourine Man | ||
| 04/2016 | CD Air Cuts # (?) |
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McGUINN, CLARK & HILLMAN - Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin, TX 1979 - Roger McGUINN, Gene CLARK , Chris HILLMAN - Sad Boy / Long Long Time / Little Mama / Don't You Write Her Off / Release Me Girl / Turn Turn Turn / Surrender To Me / Chestnut Mare / It Doesn't Matter / Feelin' Higher / You Ain't Goin' Nowhere / Backstage Pass / Stopping Traffic / So You Wanna Be A Rock and Roll Star - Encore Call / Mr. Tambourine Man / Eight Miles High / I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better / Bye Bye, Baby | ||
| 12/2016 | CD Sierra SACD 7001 (US) |
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Lost Studio Sessions 1964-1982 - The Way I Am / I'd Feel Better / That Girl / A Worried Heart / If There's No Love / Back Street Mirror [Clark] / Don't Let It Fall Through / Back To The Earth Again / The Lighthouse / The Awakening Within / Sweet Adrienne / Walking Through This Lifetime / The Sparrow / Only Yesterday's Gone / She Darked The Sun / Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms / She Don't Care About Time / Don't This Road Look Rough And Rocky [Lester Flatt/Earl Scruggs] / Bars Have Made a Prisoner Out of Me [Gram Parsons] / One Hundred Years From Now / (The) Letter / Still Feeling Blue / No Memories Hangin' Round / I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better [Clark] |
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| 06/2018 | CD Omnivore 101289 (US) |
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Gene Clark Sings for You - On Her Own / Past Tense / Yesterday, Am I Right / Past My Door / That's Alright By Me / One Way Road / Down On The Pier / 7:30 Mode / On Tenth Street / Understand Me Too / A Long Time / Big City Girl / Doctor Doctor / Till Today [demo] |
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| 09/2019 | CD Left Field Media LFMCD610 (US) |
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Live at the Three T's - Gene Clark & Friends - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue / Just An Arrow / Honest I Do / The Rumor / The Shape I'm In / Shake Your Ass / Why Did You Leave Me / Silver Raven / Feel A Whole Lot Better / Chimes Of Freedom / Sailor On Sailor / So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star / Eight Miles High / Turn Turn Turn |
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