Side A
Artist	Song
The Byrds	I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better
The Byrds	Set You Free This Time
The Byrds	You Won't Have To Cry
The Byrds	Here Without You
The Byrds	She Don't Care About Time
The Byrds	I Knew I'd Want You
The Byrds	She Has A Way
The Byrds	The World Turns All Around Her
The Byrds	If You're Gone
The Byrds	The Day Walk (Never Before)
The Byrds	Eight Miles High
Gene Clark with the Byrds	One In A Hundred
Gene Clark with the Byrds	She's the Kind of Girl
Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers	Is Yours Is Mine
Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers	I Found You
Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers	Echoes
Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers	Only Colombe
Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers	So You Say You Lost Your Baby
Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers	Tried So Hard
Dillard & Clark	Out On the Side
Dillard & Clark	Train Leaves Here This Mornin'
Dillard & Clark	Why Not Your Baby
Dillard & Clark	Something's Wrong
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Dillard & Clark	Kansas City Southern
Gene Clark	Full Circle Song
Gene Clark	Here Tonight
Dillard & Clark	Through the Morning, Through the Night
Dillard & Clark	Polly
Gene Clark	With Tomorrow
Gene Clark	Because of You
Gene Clark	For A Spanish Guitar
Gene Clark	Winter In
Gene Clark	American Dreamer
Gene Clark	Silver Raven
Gene Clark	From A Silver Phial
Gene Clark	The True One
Gene Clark	Lady of the North
Gene Clark	Hear the Wind
Gene Clark	Past Addresses
Gene Clark and Carla Olsen	Gypsy Rider

Comment:

Here is a two disc retrospective of the career of my favorite singer/songwriter ever, Gene Clark. In my opinion Gene was, at his best, as good a writer as either Bob Dylan or Neil Young, and definitely a superior vocalist. Originally I made a one disc retrospective, but I kept on changing it around because I couldn't decide on the track listing, so I decided to expand it to include what I think are all his most essential tracks from the well-known Byrds classics to more obscure but equally brilliant tracks like "Only Colombe" and "Past Addresses." Over the 40 songs on these two discs the quality never drops even a little, which really says a lot about Gene's consistency as an artist. I also included only originals, which meant I had to leave off some spectacular covers, most notably his masterful cover of Dylan's "Tears of Rage" off of the "White Light" album, which completely blows away the Band's version.

Feedback: