Set You Free This Time - Gene Clark video free download

Steve Smith

Another Gene Clark song originally done with the Byrds. This is such a nice version although the audio lacks.

Charles Chandler

Turn 'it' UP!!!...:)O(:..

Uwe Rayer

Ze thanks man. goosebumps.

Roland Van Liew

To say the least. Shows the importance of Dave Crosby's harmonies to the original Byrds success.

Snuggles McSquishbottom

I can see this is latter-day Gene, but do you know what year exactly it's from? I think the name "Gene" would make a neat little tattoo on my upper left thigh.

ejectorerector

chicken nugget man has committed an atrocity in this video!!

Len Apter

@lenapter1 Roger and Gene didn't get along-I ment to say.

Len Apter

Great song by Gene-You wonder why , we didn't hear more of him singing lead with the Byrds? Rodger(Jim) didn't get along, to say the least, during the band's lifetime. After the Gene left(that's the main reason) Roger and Gene happily made up.

Mike Manderfeld

You Are SOOOOOOOOOO Right On! McGuinn is Great, but Gene was So much Better!!!+

MrEconline

Whoever disliked this has no soul, assholes

bobbilse

@TADdowitz - The high harmony is being sung by John York. He was also the high harmony singer when he replaced Chris Hillman in the original Byrds in 1968. He's playing bass and tenor vocals on The Byrds live appearance on "Playboy After Dark" from that year. Skip Battin later replaced York. He's actually quite a good singer, though not too great on this live appearance.

Babyhowdy233

@cudaj2 You are sooo right!

arthurfromholland

Doc Severinsen’s Music Showplace Oklahoma City, Jan 24, 1986 Gene Clark (guitar, vocals) John York (guitar, vocals) Rick Roberts (guitat, vocals) Nicky Hopkins (keyboards) Billy Darnell (guitar, vocals) Carlos Bernal (bass) Greg Thomas (drums)

Wisegeorge

Oh Gene, we could still be digging your music, live and in person, if life were fair.

Uwe Rayer

tyvm Ze for sharing this monumental peace of work. do you know wich band it was and the venue?

cudaj2

This guy was sooo ahead of his time when he was with the Byrds, no wonder the others were jealous of him.

Alonzo Garbanzo

He already HAD ben strangled.

The Byrds

The Byrds - "Set You Free This Time" - 2/19/66