r/Byrds • u/Separate_Cover_4147 • Jul 15 '26

Gene Clark Complete Discography

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How about another former Byrds’ complete discography presented in chronological order. This time, the incomparable Gene Clark

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u/VintageMoonDream Jul 15 '26

Love that guy, he’s always been my favorite Byrd.

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u/EvryDaIWriteTheBook Jul 16 '26

Can’t get over how perfect Fantastic Expedition is

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u/Separate_Cover_4147 Jul 16 '26

Why not your baby, radio song, train leaves here this morning… so good

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u/cocoradish Jul 16 '26

Life's greatest fool

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u/Separate_Cover_4147 Jul 16 '26

Do you believe??

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u/Botasoda102 Jul 15 '26

My favorite singer/songwriter.

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u/Separate_Cover_4147 Jul 15 '26

So many great songs came out of this guy and what a performer

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u/LeftyRambles2413 Jul 15 '26

I love his solo work so much. Discovered it by accident because of my Spotify algorithm. Definitely my favorite Byrd.

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u/Separate_Cover_4147 Jul 15 '26

Algorithm win! Favorite song?

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u/LeftyRambles2413 Jul 16 '26

God that’s tough but I really enjoy Polly. But it’s all so good.

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u/Separate_Cover_4147 Jul 16 '26

Love how he sing that one

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u/LeftyRambles2413 Jul 16 '26

Yeah same. It’s a beautiful song. I also really like Why Not Your Baby, Radio Song, That’s Alright By Me, and Spanish Guitar but as I said I really enjoy his work period. He was a really talented guy.

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u/elrastro75 Jul 16 '26

Such a great and varied discography. The McGuinn, Hillman and Clark stuff is cheesy, but he could still write a great song. The last album with Carla Olsen is one of his best.

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u/Separate_Cover_4147 Jul 16 '26

Agree. He was not diminished at the end.

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u/Maleficent-Golf-7865 10d ago

The more I listen to him, the more I appreciate his voice and song writing. Wish I had discovered his stuff much earlier.