Results for "Gene Clark"

Gene Clark

Original member of The Byrds and early proponent of the country/rock hybrid

Christian Parker: Change Is Now - A Tribute To The Byrds

by Doug Collette
March 23, 2024

Christian Parker's Change Is Now is as laudable in its own way as its predecessor, a combination reimagining and expansion of Sweetheart of the Rodeo (Columbia, 1968), the Byrds' first full-length foray into the fusion of rock and country music. Subtitled A Tribute to the Byrds, this sequel overseen by the resident of Elmore James' New ...

Chris Hillman: Time Between: My Life As A Byrd, Burrito Brother and Beyond

by Doug Collette
November 15, 2020

Time Between: My Life As A Byrd, Burrito Brother and Beyond Chris Hillman 315 Pages ISBN: # 978-1947026353 BMG Books 2020) Chris Hillman has undoubtedly led one of the most extraordinary careers of any musician in contemporary rock. In fact, if the Grammys or The Rock and Roll ...

No Other Deluxe Edition

By Gene Clark

Label: 4AD
Released: 2019
Track listing: CD 1: Life’s Greatest Fool; Silver Raven; No Other; Strength Of Strings; From A Silver Phial; Some Misunderstanding; The True One; Lady Of The North. CD 2: From A Silver Phial; Silver Raven; Some Misunderstanding; Life’s Greatest Fool; 5 Train Leaves Here This Morning; Lady Of The North; he True One; Strength Of Strings; No Other.

Gene Clark: No Other Deluxe Edition

by Doug Collette
December 21, 2019

The range of packages available in the reissue campaign devoted to the late Gene Clark's No Other (Asylum, 1974) mirrors the evolution of fascination with the former Byrd's fourth solo album. The progression is almost linear from single vinyl and compact disc to deluxe and super deluxe editions and encompasses a protracted sequence of events: beginning ...

Gene Clark sings For You and A Trip Through The Rose Garden

by Doug Collette
July 8, 2018

The legacy of the Byrds looms large in the annals of contemporary rock, ever increasingly so as it pertains to the late Gene Clark. One of its main vocalists, he is usually seen stage center in the alignment of the original band in performance, a position that stands as an apt metaphor for his contributions to ...