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Thanks for checking the blog out... Hope it offers something a bit different every now & again. Though I come from a pseudo - Mod background (Soul & Ska in particular), I have a diverse taste in music & hope my varied posts will reflect this.

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Manchester M22, September 2016

For my kids, Dylan & Tommy. Bollocks to the ex Mrs!

Special thanks to Steve White (software), Gordon Waring (music), Shaun Robinson (artwork), Paul Buddery (DVD's / software) & Sonchey Barrett (essential technical advice!).

"Thank you" also to regular contributors Herr Pauli (Malente, Germany), Phil (Shetland), Deco Mc Dermott & Mark Pengelly of Dublin, Martin Smith (Barnet), Paul Baily (London) and Rodd (Australia).

Tuesday, 30 March 2010

Gene Clark with The Gosdin Brothers (1967)

This was the ex Byrd's first album after leaving the band, and it is an excellent one. Essential listening... More Gene Clark to follow...
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  1. Mark31 March 2010 at 09:07

    dunno 'bout this one. One or two got me tapping.
    But thank you once again .

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  2. Skamanc31 March 2010 at 11:19

    Hi Mark. Clark went more to the country side after leavng the Byrds, though thee are some crackers amongst his solo stuff. More to follow so please have a listen - he deserves much more than being a footnote on the story of the Byrds. Some rare ottakes & a live set due on soon...

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  3. Mark31 March 2010 at 12:09

    Yeah I noticed that in this one.The 1st half was very "country" . As your taste is excellent I'll have another listen ;)

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  4. Skamanc31 March 2010 at 13:19

    About to post the 1st two Byrds LP's also... some classic Clark sings on these. Similar style to his later material though he used more "countrified" sidemen & session players on his solo stuff...

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  5. Bou Fartettu14 January 2012 at 18:13

    thanks for this one (feat. Clarence White on guitar)

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  6. Lightpourer10 January 2013 at 23:48

    Thanks for the Gene Clark, excellent stuff.
    Came lookin' after blogger closed rockin-byrd day after I found it :(
    Best regards,
    Light.

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