Gene Clark - Dark Of My Moon video free download

ladykws

Oh, this one...this one breaks all the little bleeding hearts.

funkycandycool

Truly the one & only "Hillbilly Shakespeare"! No Other.

i Palaver

What a fantastic balladeer; one of the best if not the best. R.I.P. Gene ♥

i Palaver

Thank you for another great share of Gene Clark's, CollarboneOfAHare. He was so underrated in his day. :( R.I.P. Gene. ♥

Jason Hermens

Unbelievably fantastic, fabulous listen!

talile ali

He was a great part of the gentler side of the BYRDS!

indra72

@56music Yep great song, great movie! Amanda did a great job w/that soundtrack. 

mrsgeneclark

this is such a lovely track

56music

Only 18,000 other lucky souls have discovered this brilliant and wonderful song...goosebumps

Joe McCarthy

ethereal

Snuggles McSquishbottom

This is my second-favorite song from the Demos CD. Knowing that each of these is a swan song of sorts can make the album almost too painful to hear sometimes. It's like Gene had reached another plane at that point and we, poor mortals, can only knock at the gates of the places he goes. "Pledge to You" is what really caps it for me, timeless and forgiving and wise beyond measure. Gene lives!

bannork

Gene's voice and songs just get in your brain or should I say, heart. For me it takes 2 or 3 hearings and then I'm just walking down the road and....bang the tune is playing in my head. Yesterday it was ' Refuse from a silver phial' and tomorrow it'll be this melody! Sadly missed.

CollarboneOfAHare

Gypsy Angel: The Gene Clark Demos 1983-1990

Kyle Austin

What album is this on?

56music

fit the bill for the way you carry on...love that line

56music

fit the bill for the way you carry one...love that line

56music

Brilliantly chosen for the soundtrack by Amanda Brown (Go Betweens) in the powerful aussie movie...Look Both Ways...this song and the movie make me cry each time

Fourth Digital

AYEE AYYYEEE

roneugenius

totally agree...

TonyWebb56

Am sure Michael Stipe was influenced by Gene.I once stood next to Gene at Cardiff University after he had supported Lindisfarne in 1985.He was enjoying a pint of Guiness,I was to shy to approach him!