GENE CLARK for a spanish guitar (1971)

[@MarigoldThyme]

Gene Clark forever!💖

[@jdwfenton]

It was only decades later that I realized how important Gene Clark's contributions were to the Byrds. What a great voice.

[@reserrvoirman]

This guys been gone for thirty years and I always listened to the byrds and never realized how good Gene Clark was.

[@christaputt4041]

I will always love this song.

[@johnnybsteelriff]

Possibly Gene's high water mark as a songwriter.....so bloody perfect in every department, quite simply wonderful....

[@Stereosandotherfun]

My Marie and Your Fire Burning are two songs that compete

[@roellassche1403]

So hauntingly beautful,You're missed Mr.Clark,The Byrds were never the same without you.not even after Mcguin,Clark and Hilmann: you saw something more i think.

[@villaolv]

What a talent in one group! And Gene Clark was the most genuine of the bunch!

[@alangibson4993]

Amazing voice great musician beautiful songs 2022

[@willypotts100]

"like no other......." RIP ♫

[@keki403]

The best song in life to remember, God gifted voice, no word to praise such a great singer,

[@williewimmer5102]

Such a haunting tune beautifully performed...

[@keeskleinendosrt4416]

What a voice, what a talent ! I miss you Gene. Thanks for posting this beautiful song. Greetings from Holland / Eu

[@RossM3838]

"The laughter of children employed in fantasies not yet destroyed". A future in the abyss is right. A powerful great album.

[@christopherwgcg]

Such a great song. Gene was the best.

[@powwowdoc]

What an awesome sang. Gene Clark was an incredible singer/songwriter.

[@52esq]

one of gene's best!

[@23crosspath]

After over 50 years its still so good ive gone from record to cd so good thanks L

[@rogermurray8553]

This genius of an artist could've carried The Byrds right through Notorious Byrd Bros and way beyond, to where birds fly the highest. And spared them the appalling part of their legacy when they stooped lowest, succeeding in sounding like a Ten Years After cover band playing suburban hotspots. The single greatest musical tragedy in my rock and roll lifetime.

[@kerrgal]

I love this.

[@2468pebble]

Who cares about the video? A classic Gene Clark track is always good news

[@Walt-w3q]

His pain became his songs, and eventually, repeating them for years, killed him.... but what a way to go!

[@davidmurray7877]

Not the first artist too brilliant for his time and place, and sadly as always, not the last.

[@hajeem1948]

Fine co-leadsinger in the byrds...he has a fantastic voice... Maybe i'm biased in my judgements..i have ALL his recordings (with and without the byrds

[@SasukeTsujita]

thanks for your working! I can enjoy your...... I love it! Thanks again.

[@johncowie9027]

Any clue what key the harmonica is??? Awesome...👍

[@tre243t]

the pictures appear behind your eyes.... don't know whether to laugh or cry..... The world knew not what it had and has lost...

[@OubaelPhoumet]

Le Grand Embouteillage (L'Ingorgo : Una storia impossibile), film franco-italo-germano-espagnol, Luigi Comencini, 1979

[@dennisappleyard4488]

I wonder if you could identify more of the film clips-I am intrigued.

[@AladdinSaneNYC]

This song is fantastic, creating mental images like those of the great poets. I played this song for my cousin. His verdict! A horrible voice, but great guitar work! Wotta fool this mortal cousin is. I disconnected from him after that. If he didn't sense the beauty of the lyrics in this song, and considered GC's voice terrible that only proved what a fool he can be. No one is more blind than those who refuse to see. In his case he's both deaf and blind so to speak, if you get my drift. RIP, Gene Clark! ♐

[@OFFMason]

Woe if we were all to disconnect with people simply because they don't see the greatness of an artist. It's all subjective. Reconnect! Now.

[@maureendevries1904]

The guitarist is Jesse Ed Davis, and he produced Gene Clark's album, "White Light."

[@Turnintoearth1]

Gene Clark - very long article / biography Part 1 & 2 (of 6) have now been published: popdiggers.com/gene-clark-the-byrd-and-the-best-part-1/ popdiggers.com/gene-clark-the-byrd-and-the-best-part-2/ If you like what you read, please click “like” on PopDiggers’ Facebook page (maybe you have to scroll down a little) or start following PopDiggers: facebook.com/PopDiggers/posts/

[@roellassche1403]

Tipically American: from which movie is this song....You'll never learn from your natives. The Byrds and especially Gene Clark where stars in Holland way before you listened what his songs where about

[@grasshopper818]

Is the film clip Italian? What movie is it?

[@MrRazorblade999]

What film is the clip from?

[@dovdrums]

A great song which the video unfortunately detracts from.

[@professormacdeezy]

Italian chicks rule... just sayin...

[@thedefeat]

homey, your turntable is not playing at the right speed. this recording is way too slow.

[@MrNatwill2]

I found the armpit hair disturbing...

[@paulbaransky4086]

I would like her far easier than the current age of tatoos and piercing. She just has that femine quality that seems to be missing nowadays. Dude just splurge for a razor if it bothers you.