Gene Clark – White Light
Gene Clark was a founding member of the legendary country-folk-rock band The Byrds. His story is a bit of a sad one as his songwriting talent and heavy contributions to The Byrds sound did little to affect his success as a solo artist. While No Other is widely considered Clark’s masterpiece, White Light contains possibly his best songwriting. The tracks are sparser, often featuring little more than voice and guitar, allowing Clark’s words to cut just that much deeper. Bob Dylan is widely reported to have said “For A Spanish Guitar” was something he wish he’d written… Don’t miss This Mortal Coil’s cover of “With Tomorrow.”
Recommended – Full Listen
A1 The Virgin
A2 With Tomorrow
A3 White Light
A4 Because Of You
A5 One In A Hundred
B1 For A Spanish Guitar
B2 Where My Love Lies Asleep
B3 Tears Of Rage
B4 1975
Acoustic Guitar – John Selk
Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals – Gene Clark
Bass – Chris Ethridge
Congas [Conga Drums], Percussion – Bobbye Hall Porter
Design, Photography By – John Dietrich
Drums – Gary Mallaber
Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar [Bottleneck Guitar] – Jesse Davis*
Engineer [Recording] – Joe Zagarino
Mixed By [Mix Down] – Jesse Davis*
Organ – Mike Utley*
Piano – Ben Sidran
Producer – Jesse Davis*
Technician [Patchbay] – Baker Bigsby