"A two-part documentary series, Laurel Canyon, will premiere this month on premium television network EPIX. As the riveting film unfolds, it explores the lives and evolution of the musicians – the Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, the Mamas and the Papas, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, the Doors, Jackson Browne, Eagles, and many more – who inhabited that unique part of the Los Angeles music scene. Through rare and newly unearthed footage and audio recordings, the documentary features an intimate portrait of the artists who created a music revolution of the ’60s and ’70s that would change popular culture.

Alison Ellwood (History of the Eagles) directed it. Part one will premiere May 31 at 10 p.m. on EPIX. Part two airs one week later, on June 7."
—Greg Brodsky, Best Classic Bands

Doug Collette recalls seeing McGuinn, Clark and Hillman in late April 1979 at Burlington Vermont’s R. W. Hunt Mill & Mining Company. To read the article in Glide Magazine, click the link below.

Songs synonymous with the late Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Gene Clark are introduced to a new generation of fans...with the help of some very special friends!

Conceived as a loving tribute to his father’s rich musical legacy, and titled after one of his best-loved compositions (from the legendary No Other LP—itself the subject of a comprehensive new box-set on 4AD), the 11 songs on Silver Raven feature The Kai Clark Band’s soulful reinterpretations of classic material from The Byrds and Dillard & Clark, as well as hand-picked favorites from Gene Clark’s solo work from the 1960s to the 1980s.

Available as CD with tri-fold cover, 8 page booklet

Track list:
1.  I Found You (3:13)
2.  Mr. Tambourine Man (2:31)
3.  Train Leaves Here This Morning (5:18)
4.  Here Without You (2:42)
5.  Silver Raven (4:41)
6.  Kansas City Southern (5:11)
7.  Gypsy Rider (4:08)
8.  Turn! Turn! Turn! (3:58)
9.  Polly (4:32)
10. Your Fire Burning (8:06)
11. Eight Miles Higher (Bonus Track) (5:02)

Produced by Kai Clark and Jim Moreland

Americana UK writer Sean Hannam's feature on AmericanA to Z with G for Gene! Read the full article at the link below!

The former Byrd's 1974 solo album is being reissued in a variety of deluxe editions, affirming its status as a lost '70s classic. - Variety

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"His music is slowly gaining the reputation it deserves" Excellent article from The Economist.

The L.A. Times takes a look at 4AD's reissue of Gene Clark's classic album, No Other.

"A commercial and critical failure on its release, Gene Clark's No Other is considered something of a classic now it's 45. David Bennun "remixes" an old essay on this cult LP to celebrate an upcoming 4AD reissue." Amazing review!!

—The Quietus

Deep-digging revisitation of one of the pre-punk Seventies' best albums

The Byrds member’s 1974 cult classic will be reissued on November 8th.

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"Ahead of the reissue of Gene Clark’s 1974 cult classic No Other, previously unheard outtakes of the title track and “Some Misunderstanding” have been released. The record will be available on November 8th via 4AD in honor of the late musician’s 75th birthday." —Rolling Stone

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Read the full article by clicking below.

"Gene Clark’s 1974 masterpiece No Other – one of the American singer-songwriter and Byrds founding member’s finest works – is being reissued by 4AD on November 8th 2019.

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Ahead of its release next month, two more outtakes from the recording sessions have been released today to further whet appetite for what’s to come." –Glide Magazine

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Click below to read the full article and stream the new tracks.

Gene Clark is featured in the November issue of MOJO magazine with a six-page spread written by Martin Aston. The article includes some rare photos from the No Other photo sessions. Issue #312 can be purchased at the link below.

The Byrds member’s seminal solo effort to be reissued in November - from Rolling Stone Magazine

"Byrds co-founder and folk-rock innovator Gene Clark’s beloved 1974 album No Other will be reissued on November 8 via 4AD. The most lavish bundle available includes the remastered LP on silver vinyl, three CDs featuring alternate session versions of the songs, and a Blu-Ray documentary about the making of the album, directed by Paul Kendall, who also directed a 2013 documentary about Clark’s life." - SPIN Magazine

4AD step in to give the cult favourite a new lease of life... - Clash Magazine

The 1974 album from the founding Byrds member - Pitchfork

Investigative reports by Jody Rosen of the NY Times have confirmed that Gene Clark and Dillard and Clark are among the hundreds of artists whose master tapes were lost in the 2008 fire at the Universal lot in California. For the the complete list, read Here Are Hundreds More Artists Whose Tapes Were Destroyed in the UMG Fire at the link below and more in the JULY issue of Echoes.

Guy Webster photographer of the album covers for the Byrds Turn! Turn! Turn! and Dillard and Clark's The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard and Clark has passed away at the age of 79. 

In this piece by Phil Shaw, the author makes the argument for why Gene Clark should be regarded is one of our best songwriters.

"Imagine a hall of fame for comic actors that neglected Groucho Marx or Charlie Chaplin. Or an academy for film directors which excluded Martin Scorsese or Quentin Tarantino.

To say it might lack credibility would be an understatement. I feel much the same about the continued absence from the Songwriters’ Hall of Fame of Gene Clark."

No Other gets re-discovered by writer Chris Carlson:

"Listening to this album reminds me that true artists give everything over to their work, but that work, sadly, can be overlooked. There’s so much out there yet to be discovered. When we trip across the good stuff, it’s within our power to tell everyone."

CBC TV, Ottawa News reporter Adrian Harewood‏ interviews KAI CLARK about the Gene Clark Tribute at the City Folk Festival:

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On Sept. 15 City Folk Fest an array of musicians will pay tribute to songwriter Gene Clark, a founding member of the iconic folk rock band The Byrds, I recently spoke w/ his son Kai & Skydiggers frontman  Andy Maize about his legacy. Interview begins at the 37:12 mark.

"Gene Clark co-founded the Byrds with Roger McGuinn and wrote a lot of that band’s best songs. He also cranked out a whole host of under-appreciated solo albums. And then he drank himself to death in 1991, when he was 46. He is one of the many doomed greats in the history of American rock music. And now he’s been immortalized by goth-folk great Marissa Nadler on her latest song."

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Read more and hear a preview of the song at Stereogum.com

In advance of his appearance as part of The Gene Clark Tribute Show at the upcoming City Folk Festival on September 15, KAI CLARK talks to Dick Altavista, host of CKCU FM's "Can I Have A Word?" Catch it live or stream it on demand at the link below.

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When: Wednesday, September 5th at 4:30 pm.

Writer Pete Paphides article A punch-drunk paean to the misfortunes that make us and the misfortunes we make.” Gene Clark’s ‘Roadmaster’ takes a fresh look at one of Gene's most popular albums.

As seen in the July issue of Echoes, Gene Clark's 1987 collaboration with Carla Olson, So Rebellious A Lover has been reissued by Sunset Boulevard Records. Lauded by MOJO magazine as “A forerunner to the Adult-Alternative movement, what it adds up to is a first-rate country/rock album, modest in ambition but effortlessly achieving all it sets out to” it is a must-have for any Gene Clark fan!

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For more information visit the link below.

Join Dick Altavista host of Both Kinds of Music on CKCU FM tomorrow, July 17 for a two hour special on the music of Gene Clark and the upcoming City Folk Festival Gene Clark Tribute featuring KAI CLARK coming September 15, 2018.

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Stream it online on, demand at the link below.

"Gene Clark Sings for You is a cause for celebration; we get to hear a songwriter working through the intricacies of songs in these tracks and to hear these songs as they’re being born in his mind and in his writing."

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A preview of "A Long Time" is included in the article.

Intervention Records is releasing Gene Clark's 1971 album White Light produced by Jesse Ed Davis. Details can be found on the website at the link below. Pre-orders are currently being accepted for the SACD/CD issue only. However, we understand that this will also be available on vinyl at a later date.

Mastered Direct-to-DSD From Real Analog Tapes!

• Mastered by Kevin Gray at CoHEARent Audio

• Hybrid CD/SACD Plays On All CD and SACD Players

• Super Jewel Box Packaging

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Classic Solo Album From Founding Member of The Byrds!  

"... one of the greatest singer/songwriter 

albums ever made." -All Music

Intervention Records introduces the next hybrid CD/SACD in its (Re)Discover Series, Gene Clark's stunning 1971 classic, White Light (Cat# IR-SCD9 / UPC 707129301598). White Light's CD/SACD on-sale date is June 22nd.

White Light is a bittersweet and knowing statement from a singer/songwriter at the peak of his creative powers. Having fronted The Byrds, Clark on his own here is stripped down in guitarist Jesse Ed Davis' stark production. The lyrics, singing and guitar playing are so powerful that less production here is immeasurably more musically. 

White Light's CD/SACD is mastered Direct-to-DSD by Kevin Gray at CoHEARent Audio from the best source available- phenomenal-sounding 1/2" safety copies of the original stereo master tapes. The results are amazing! The beautiful guitar playing is full and rich, and listeners can hear the full body of the instruments, not just the strings. Gene's aching vocals have never been so emotive and immediate.

The album art is beautifully restored by IR's Tom Vadakan and housed in a super jewel box.

Suggested retail price for White Light on CD/SACD is $30.
 

Email shane@interventionrecords.com for any additional art or review copies. Follow us on Facebook and visit us on the web at interventionrecords.com

The Big Take Over premiere of 'Doctor Doctor' from the album Gene Clark Sings For You, coming June 15 from Omnivore Recordings (pre-orders accepted now). This song has Gene singing with a full band and has very different vibe than the rest of the songs that have been previewed. 

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Read the full article and listen to a full preview of the song at the link below.

A couple of weeks ago Barnes Newberry host of the My Back Pages radio show played a few tracks from forthcoming Gene Clark Sings For You  and A Trip Through The Garden: The Rose Garden Collection albums from Omnivore Recordings. The songs played were:

On Her Own (1967 demo), Gene Clark Sings For You

Past Tense (1967 demo), Gene Clark Sings For You

Down On The Pier (1967 demo), Gene Clark Sings For You

Till Today (1967 studio rehearsal, The Rose Garden w/ Gene Clark), A Trip Through The Garden: The Rose Garden Collection

You can hear the tracks from show #290 aired on 4/21/18 at this link:

http://www.mvyradio.com/archives/index.php?browse=my_back_pages

(Click on "Listen Here" and select show #290. The songs are about halfway through the show, but the rest of the show is excellent as well!)

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Gene Clark Sings For You and A Trip Through the Garden: The Rose Garden Collection are both available for pre-order from Omnivore Recordings. Release date for both albums is June 15.

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Acoustic post-Byrds demo is among vintage tracks on long-lost Gene Clark Sings for You LP. 

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Read the article from Rolling Stone by clicking the link below. The article contains a link to hear "A Long Time" from the forthcoming Gene Clark Sings For You LP out June 15 from Omnivore Recordings.

"Comparisons fail. These songs don’t hold their own with Gram Parsons, or with Neil Young or Bob Dylan; they carve their own, canyon-sized niche."

Official press release for Gene Clark Sings For You, coming June 15 from Omnivore Recordings. For pre-orders and more information, visit the Omnivore website.

OMNIVORE RECORDINGS announced today that the long-awaited GENE CLARK SINGS FOR YOU will be released on June 15, 2018!

From the Omnivore website:
 

The legendary 1967 Gene Clark recordings. Also includes six additional previously unissued & unknown recordings

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Gene Clark’s musical legacy is most certainly assured as a singer, songwriter and member of some xclusive company as an inductee to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, a founder of The Byrds, and collaborator in groups such as Dillard & Clark, Gene Clark and the Gosdin Brothers, McGuinn Clark & Hillman and later as the duet partner of Carla Olson (The Textones).

His songs have been covered by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Iain Matthews, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, The Rose Garden, and Chris & Rich Robinson of The Black Crowes among many others. As well documented as Clark’s career has been, there have been remarkable discoveries over the years (see Omnivore’s Here Tonight: The White Light Demos for example), but now the Holy Grail of Clark’s post-Byrds career is finally about to see the light of day:

“For longtime Gene Clark fans and aficionados, the tracks on this remarkable archival CD are the stuff of legend. Since word first spread in the 1980s about the discovery of these 1967 recordings on a rare acetate in Liberty Records’ vaults, fans have come to regard Gene Clark Sings For You as nothing less than the Holy Grail of the singer/songwriter’s extraordinary body of work. Shrouded in mystery and the subject of much speculation and conjecture, few have ever had the opportunity to hear these forgotten gems from one of Gene Clark’s most prolifically creative periods. Until now.”
 

—John Einarson
author of Mr. Tambourine Man: The Life And Legacy Of The Byrds’ Gene Clark (Backbeat Books)

In addition to the 8 tracks from the Gene Clark Sings For You acetate, recorded in 1967 after he famously left The Byrds, there are an additional 5 previously unknown tracks from a further 1967 acetate given to the band, The Rose Garden, for recording consideration. This new compilation also includes a previously unissued demo rescued from a tape in the collection of John Noreen, member of The Rose Garden. This demo of the song “Till Today” is Clark running through the song for the band who would cut it on their only album, the 1968 self-titled effort on Atco Records (also being reissued and expanded at the same time as Gene Clark Sings For You).

Released with the full approval and cooperation with both the Estate of Gene Clark and the band, The Rose Garden, Gene Clark Sings For You is produced for release by Grammy®-winner, Cheryl Pawelski with restoration and mastering by Grammy-winner, Michael Graves. Liner notes by John Einarson, author of Mr. Tambourine Man: The Life And Legacy Of The Byrds’ Gene Clark (Backbeat Books) and previously unseen photos.

CD / 2-LP / DIGITAL TRACK LIST"

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1. ON HER OWN

2. PAST TENSE

3. YESTERDAY, AM I RIGHT

4. PAST MY DOOR

5. THAT’S ALIRGHT BY ME

6. ONE WAY ROAD

7. DOWN ON THE PIER

8. 7:30 MODE

9. ON TENTH STREET

10. UNDERSTAND ME

11. A LONG TIME

12. BIG CITY GIRL

13. DOCTOR DOCTOR

14. TILL TODAY

Gene Clark, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee as a member of the Byrds, struck out on his own in 1966 but by early 1967 he was out looking for another label. These tracks are some of his efforts in recording as a solo singer/songwriter during that time. These recordings included backup by famous L.A Wrecking Crew (Leon Russell, Glen Campbell, Hal Blaine, etc.) along with special guest, Hugh Musekela. The 180g vinyl records were pressed at Hand Drawn Pressings in Texas on the newly designed and manufactured 'WarmTone' automated presses. Packaged in a limited edition numbered silver foil jacket.

SIDE ONE 1. Back Street Mirror 2. Don't Let It Fall Through 3. Yesterday, I Am Right
SIDE TWO 1. She Told Me 2. If I Hang Around 3. That's What You Want

Footage of Gene Clark doing an interview with Bill Maher on the Midnight Hour show from August,1990 has been posted by collector Whin Oppice on the Gene Clark Symposium Facebook page. This is most likely the last television appearance Gene made. Click the link below to visit the page.

The "Hasch Girl" appears for the first time

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According to the article:
 

"In 1965, Ninna had a brief relationship with Byrds star Gene Clark.

- I met Gene a short time behind the stage before their first gig in London, about this meeting he wrote the song "Set me free this time" that was about our first meeting. That was the first thing we said to each other."

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Hmm...

Chris Hillman discusses his new album with some nice words about Gene Clark & more:

I really love your “She Don’t Care About Time” tribute to fellow Byrd Gene Clark. What made you choose that song?

"I always wanted to record that song because, remember, when Gene wrote it he was about 19 or 20. And I was as amazed then — 50 plus years ago — as I am today. That lyric is so substantial, so beautiful. I mean, where did he come up with that? It’s just amazing, so I wanted to do it."

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Click the link below to access the full article.

"Their first big hits may have been penned by Bob Dylan (“Mr. Tambourine Man” and “All I Really Want To Do”) but the principal songwriter in The Byrds’ early days was the magnificent Gene Clark. He was responsible for all five original songs (two co-written with McGuinn) on their debut album and all show what an incredible songwriter Clark was right from the start."

Jon Savage and Ace Records have a new compilation of swinging tunes from 1965 called "Jon Savage's 1965 - The Year The Sixties Ignited". This new comp includes The Byrds "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" penned by our own Gene Clark! For more information on this new release and the complete playlist, click the link below.

Hugh Masekela, jazz trumpeter and activist who worked with The Byrds and arranged the horns for 3 Gene Clark songs ("Back Street Mirror", "Don't Let it Fall Through" and "Yesterday, Am I Right?") passed away on January 23,2018. To read the full obituary from The Guardian, click the link below.

From the Faber Social website:

"Some extremely exciting news to start 2018. On 5 April we reissue As Time Goes By, the memoir of The Beatles publicist, Derek Taylor, first published in 1973. It features a new introduction by Jon Savage and new artwork."

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"One of the first sixties pop-cultural history books to be published, As Time Goes By is primarily about The Beatles and Apple but it also takes in Taylor’s sojourn in radical mid-sixties Los Angeles. The twenty-six chapters include material about The Beatles’ frenetic summer 1964 World Tour, The Byrds and the Sunset Strip in 1966 and 1967..."

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Beverly Paterson takes a second look at Gene's 1984 album, Firebyrd.

Gene Clark The Lost Studio Sessions, 1964 -1982 (Sierra Records) makes number 12 on MOJO's 20 Best Reissues of 2017! Congratulations!

New interview from Glide Magazine with Chris Hillman. Some nice comments about Gene Clark and his songwriting!

Chris Hillman returns to where it all began at The Troubadour and pays tribute to Tom Petty and Gene Clark:

 

Another musician with a powerful and important connection to the Troubadour — lyricist Bernie Taupin, Elton John’s longtime songwriter partner — looked on approvingly from the club’s balcony, 47 years after John’s star exploded in the same room.

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“I always felt that Chris has kind of flown under the radar of most people,” Taupin said shortly before their set began. “But I also thought he was the second-best songwriter in the Byrds, next to Gene Clark.”

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In fact, during the show, Hillman saluted his former bandmate, saying, “We all strived to write as good as Gene did,” by way of introducing his arrangement of Clark’s achingly beautiful “She Don’t Care About Time,” which Hillman included on “Bidin’ My Time.”

Sundazed is releasing a Byrds 7" colored vinyl single for Record Store Day on November 24, 2017, with two Gene Clark penned songs, You Movin'/Boston. Quantity is limited to 1,500. Don't miss out!

"It was once said that Petty’s entire career was an attempt to rewrite the Byrds’ Feel a Whole Lot Better (he eventually just covered it), and on American Girl he created a song to rival that earlier sound of California."

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RIP Tom Petty - you will be missed.

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"'The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark' would, in a just universe, be considered the middle album of the most significant country-rock trilogy, bracketed by 'Sweetheart of the Rodeo' and 'The Gilded Palace of Sin'."

Article on various cover versions of The Byrds' "Eight Miles High".

The new collection makes a couple of nods to the band in which he shot to national fame, including another Byrds update, this one also featuring McGuinn in a contemporary rendition of Clark’s “She Don’t Care About Time,” a non-album track that originally was released as the B side of the 1965 “Turn! Turn! Turn!” single.

“When David and I were in the studio, I asked him if he remembered while the Byrds were on tour ever seeing Gene reading a book,” Hillman said. “He said he couldn’t. Neither could I. Maybe he had a great English lit teacher in school or something, but he would write these beautifully poetic lyrics that we would all aspire to, and I don’t know where it came from.”

"It’s such a beautiful poem — a great poetic presentation by Gene Clark. Here he is writing this fantasy about a woman that he dreams about. That’s straight Byrds 101."
Chris Hillman on his new version of She Don't Care About Time

#GeneClark #GetGeneIn #GeneClark50 #SingerSongwriter #SongwritersHoF #ChrisHillman #TheByrds

David Crosby calls “The Best Show,” and speaks to host Tom Scharpling on the air about the Byrds; "The two go on to talk about the talent of Gene Clark" with Crosby saying that Gene "wrote wonderful stuff". Link to listen to the full conversation in the article.

Carla Olson sang, played guitar, and was a leader of the highly respected Los Angeles-based rock band the Textones long before she met Gene Clark. Yet she credits the late Byrds singer for providing her with a musical education.

"Johnny Rogan recalls the early life of The Byrds’ Gene Clark".

Excerpt from the book Byrds: Requiem for The Timeless Volume 2 by Johnny Rogan

Rock biographer Johnny Rogan is best known for his books on The Smiths and Ray Davies, writes John Meagher, but his hefty tomes on The Byrds prove he's the definitive authority on the 1960s icons

Guitarist Davis was the consummate sideman of this era because of his ability to boogie without dropping a beat and always finding his way back to the heart of a song. That’s why former Beatles’ John Lennon, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison all hired him to perform on their individual projects. That’s him playing lead on Jackson Browne’s first hit, “Doctor My Eyes”, on Leonard Cohen’s Phil Spector produced Death of a Ladies Man, Gene Clark’s classic White Light and too many other notable records to mention.

John Delgatto, President of Sierra Records, talks to Neil Saint of 2RRR's Retropopic. Learn about his involvement with The Beatles, his relationship with Gram Parsons, his production of 'The Fallen Angels Live 1973 Album', containing the grammy nominated song 'Love Hurts', and the Gene Clark 'Lost Sessions Project' (Gene Clark: The Lost Studio Sessions 1964-1982).

Click on the link below to hear the interview on Mixcloud.

Glen Campbell passed away today at the age of 81 after a long battle with Alzheimer's Disease. Before embarking on his stellar solo career he was a session musician with "The Wrecking Crew" playing on numerous records including Gene Clark's solo debut Gene Clark With The Gosdin Brothers (1967). Our heartfelt condolences go out to the Campbell family. He will be sorely missed.

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Click "Read More" for the link to the New York Times Obituary.

"This is one of my favorite Gene Clark compositions, written by him in 1965," he tells Rolling Stone Country. "It was the B-side of the Byrds' single 'Turn Turn Turn.' He writes of a fantasy love existing out on the edge of time – wonderful imagery wrapped around a dream sequence. Amazing for Gene to be able to write with such depth and substance at such a young age. Fantastic song, and one I always wanted to record someday. He was a huge inspiration to me and everyone else in the Byrds."

Hear Chris Hillman's version of Gene Clark's "She Don't Care About Time". Link in this article from Rolling Stone Country.

Chris Hillman is releasing a new album with a little help from his friends Roger McGuinn and David Crosby. The album includes a cover of Gene Clark's song "She Don't Care About Time".

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RTVE - Spain presents "Toma Uno" a weekly radio show hosted by Manolo Fernández. Click the link to hear the program on Gene Clark featuring songs from Gene Clark: The Lost Studio Sessions 1964-1982 originally broadcast on June 25, 2017. (Spanish language)

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Gene Clark petition reaches 2,500 signatures, winner of The Byrds Video Album announced!

Backup singer who sang on No Other - the former "Cindy" Bullens, tells about his journey to becoming Cidny Bullens.

Gene Clark With The Gosdin Brothers at no. 15!

Write up on the #GeneClark50 Show in South Pasadena, CA.

Write up from the LA Times about the #GeneClark50 Tribute show in South Pasadena CA.

Write up on the #GeneClark50 Show int South Pasadena CA.

Gene Clark is finally getting his due.

For decades, Roger McGuinn received most of the credit for the Byrds’ impact on rock and roll, tied in with psychedelic, country, and folk music. McGuinn was the unquestioned leader, and there’s no reason to denigrate his incredible contributions and his longevity with the pioneering '60s band with the beautiful vocal harmonies.

“Tribute to Gene Clark of the Byrds,” a very special fundraising concert ,will be presented on the ‘Carnegie Stage’  of the beautiful, historic South Pasadena Public Library Community Room as part of the South Pasadena Arts Crawl at Saturday,  February 25 — 8 p.m.

"He may have been The Byrd that flew alone but he reached some fantastic heights, at times so far out of view that most people couldn’t see him." This fine article takes a fresh look at Gene Clark's solo debut album "Gene Clark With The Gosdin Brothers" released 50 years ago in February 1967.

Colour Is Sound makers of some of the finest graphic tees of your favourite bands interviews Neon Brambles about Gene Clark, the #GetGeneIn campaign and the upcoming #GeneClark50 shows in their latest newsletter.
Read all about it!

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In February 2017, we at Induct Gene Clark into the Songwriters Hall of Fame will present a coordinated series of concerts held around the world to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the release of Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers.

Released in February 1967, almost a year after his departure from the Byrds, Gene Clark’s debut is an eclectic tour de force that incorporates disparate styles to form a cohesive statement of artistic intent. Blending exquisite, poetic chamber pop (‘Echoes’) with garage rock (“Couldn't Believe Her’), plaintive balladry (‘The Same One’), 60s pop (‘Elevator Operator’), and nascent country-rock (‘Tried So Hard’ ‘Keep on Pushin’), the 11 songs on Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers reveal the songwriting soul of a fearless visionary; one of rock’s greatest pioneers.

As a testament to the album’s evergreen appeal and reverberating influence across generations, performers will convene in a host of cities to pay tribute to Gene Clark’s life and work. Get involved!

#GeneClark50 is coming!
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Los Angeles
New York
More to come…