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Gene Clark With the Gosdin Brothers (Csp) by Gene Clark (Cassette, Jan-1991, Collectors Series) 
Gene Clark With the Gosdin Brothers (Csp) by Gene Clark (Cassette, Jan-1991, Collectors Series)

 
Gene Clark With the Gosdin Brothers (Csp) by Gene Clark (Cassette, Jan-1991, Collectors Series)

Artist: Gene Clark
Release Date: Jan 1991
Format: Cassette
Record Label: Collectors Series
Genre: Country Rock, Rock & Pop
UPC: 766927501647
Product ID: EPID3532894
Description: Originally released in 1967 as ECHOES (WITH THE GODSIN BROTHERS). Personnel: Gene Clark (vocals); Bill Rinehart, Clarence White, Glen Campbell, Jerry Kole (guitar); Leon Russell (piano, harpsichord); Chris Hillman (bass); Mike Clarke (dr...
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Track Listing
1. Echoes
2. Think I'm Gonna Feel Better
3. Tried So Hard
4. Is Yours Is Mine
5. Keep on Pushin'
6. I Found You
7. So You Say You Lost Your Baby
8. Elevator Operator
9. Same One, The
10. Couldn't Believe Her
11. Needing Someone

Details
Playing Time:28 min.
Producer:Gary Usher, Larry Marks
Distributor:n/a
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:AAD

Album Notes
Originally released in 1967 as ECHOES (WITH THE GODSIN BROTHERS).
Personnel: Gene Clark (vocals); Bill Rinehart, Clarence White, Glen Campbell, Jerry Kole (guitar); Leon Russell (piano, harpsichord); Chris Hillman (bass); Mike Clarke (drums); The Gosdin Brothers.
This, Gene Clark's first solo album, was released the same week in March 1967 as the Byrds' first album since his departure, YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY. However, as one magazine noted, the Byrds' album made the upper reaches of Billboard's Top 200, while this record did not even make the bottom 100. Such was the fate of a man ahead of his time. Besides the excellent Everly Brothers-style harmonies of the Gosdin Brothers, there are elements of nascent psychedelia (the over-amped "So You Say You Lost Your Baby"), pre-Sgt. Pepper orchestral pop ("Echoes"), and buoyant garage rock ("Elevator Operator"). An eminently listenable, beautifully crafted album, its status as a minor classic is well deserved.

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