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Silver Ravens

Gene Clark is the best

Clair Obscur

Un chef-d'oeuvre du folk rock américain des années 70. Quand la musique est sincère, profonde, qu'elle vient du cœur, ça ne peut que me toucher. 

TheHigh Way

I need this song more often.

micheal green

I remember going down south to Torquay to work a summer season..1975..Out on a limb..looking for a job..I hit this record shop just to get warm..and they had this Album on..this track has stayed with me forever..

Pan oRoya

The story of addiction usually ends in one of two ways. In Gene Clark's case it was, predictably, in the worst of these. The (popular) music business is riddled with this outcome. There was a similar program on BBC4 about Townes Van Zandt - another celebrated (and over-rated) slow suicide.As someone who's of the generation which brought The Byrds to fame and listened to their early work constantly I can only say that, as best I recall, I never heard a single track by Gene Clark other than from the "Dillard and Clark" album - of which I can remember little except the name. Not usually a good sign, that...The BBC4 program, whilst slightly interesting, contained nothing at all that made me want to investigate his post-Byrds work. Watching those later clips of the re-formed Byrds warbling their attempts to manufacture a new career were just toe-curlingly embarrassing.A great band in their original incarnation and at their peak though.

D Rone

Pleased to see BBC4 has a Gene Clark documentary lined up for Friday night.

thezidman

Ok, don't be hatin' but there's no hook here. Yes, good vocals, super playing, decent production values but without touring to support it, you can't expect airplay. No airplay and no single to get people to take a listen to the whole LP. Deadly combination for commercial success. I'm 61, lived in NYC in the 60's and 70's and NEVER heard any Gene Clark solo on the radio. Without a single and without coming to town on tour, why would radio programmers play the LP? A shame, really. 

middarklight

the dislikes BOGGLE the mind. this is devastatingly superb.

OctozoidPRS

Strangely atmospheric and enduring, so pleased I recalled this blast from the past.

jacks91Nissan300z

This is how you make music.

Uwe Rayer

Thanks Syd. Masterpiece. Saw with pleasure the numbers of views. Greatt.

kidpoco

A MONSTER JAM - You can still hear Gene Clark in the music of Ben Harper and Lenny Kravitz - good music never dies it just flows out of someone else... Info wars dot com Prison planet dot com

Bob H

Oh man...this song sends me! A local free-form rock radio station used to play this song back in '74...what an excellent song. Alas, the station is long gone, but the song lives on here on YT. Thanks for the post.

George Burrell

Interested to hear the natural voice. Too much echo or whatever it is. Sounds out of this world in the worst possible way.

Eric Brenner

Gene Clark was part of California's finest. It was he and Skip Spence from Moby Grape who helped roll up a sound for all of us to smoke.

tristan Subasic

Did he ?

paul tynan

Still think that the Clark/Crosby summit that never was could've saved the greatest band of all from McGuinn's crowd-pleasing Untitled abominations!

Steven Hale

And the most American of songwriters.

Steven Hale

And the most American of songwriters.

socalmax

One of the greatest songs ever.

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