Gene Clark – Beyond The Golden Sun

Gene Clark – Beyond The Golden Sun

 

Gene Clark: acoustic guitar, vocals

Nicky Hopkins: piano, synthesizer, keyboards

Rick Danko: bass, vocals

John York: 12 string guitar, vocals

Pat Robinson: guitars, keyboards, vocals

Billy Darnell: guitar, vocals

Greg Thomas: drums, percussion

Le Roy P. Marinell: bass, vocals

Carla Olson: guitar, vocals

Produced by Pat Robinson

“Under The Silvery Moon” was originally a double CD of unreleased studio tracks (mostly new songs and some alternate takes and covers) from the 80s, released in 2001, which was deleted days only after it was released, because the Gene Clark Estate didn’t agree with its release.

Later (in 2003), an “approved by the Gene Clark Estate” single CD was released on the same label with the same title, with 14 out of the 29 tracks only, many of them remixed.

Here are the tracks that were omitted from the official release.

1. When Jokers Are Wild (4:07) (Holler / Robinson)
2. You Better Move On (Version 1) (5:37) (Alexander)
3. Deportee (3:53) (Guthrie)
4. Almost Saturday Night (2:27) (Fogerty)
5. Dancing On The Moon (2:59) (Clark / Marinell / Robinson)
6. The Panther (4:43) (Clark / Robinson)
7. Gypsy Rider (4:08) (Clark)
8. Del Gato (4:54) (Clark / Clark)
9. Liona (5:16) (Clark / Robinson)
10. Washington Square (5:16) (Clark / Robinson)
11. With You I Can't Lose (4:40) (Clark / Robinson)
12. Dragon's Eye (5:56) (Clark / Robinson)
13. You Better Move On (Version 2) (4:24) (Alexander)
14. The Hurting Game (3:32) (Clark / Robinson)
15. That Part Of You (6:34) (Clark / Robinson)

Artwork Included (front, back, CD) 

Gene Clark – Bye Bye, Tomorrow - Grapefruit Records – No reference number (USA 2026)

Gene Clark – Bye Bye, Tomorrow

Grapefruit Records – No reference number (USA 2026)

Vinyl LP - Just released! (unofficial)

Gene Clark’s name is nowhere to be seen or printed on the cover and labels.

“A collection of 4-track cassette demos unlike any Clark recordings we've heard before. In a word, bleak. Gene's lyrical romanticism is still here (somewhere) but to the forefront are some of the darkest, most gothic recordings of his career. Drum machines, synthesizers.”

Mostly recorded, engineered and produced by and with Pat Robinson at the Silvery Moon studios in Hollywood - finished versions appeared on the “Under The Silvery Moon” CDs on the Delta Deluxe label in 2001 (double CD - withdrawn) and 2003 (1 CD).

Participating in the definitive versions were Gene Clark, John York, Carla Olson, Pat Robinson, Rick Danko, Nicky Hopkins, Billy Darnell, Gregg Thomas, Le Roy P. Marinell.

1. A1 Gypsy Rider (4:09)
2. A2 Dragon's Eye (5:56)
3. A3 With You I Can't Lose (with Pat Robinson) (4:40)
4. A4 The Hurting Game (3:32)
5. A5 Del Gato (with Carla Olson) (4:54)
6. B1 Washington Square (5:16)
7. B2 Almost Saturday Night (with Carla Olson) (2:27)
8. B3 Liona (with Pat Robinson) (5:17)
9. B4 When Jokers Are Wild (with Carla Olson) (4:08)
10. B5 That Part Of You (with Pat Robinson) (6:35)

Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

 

Gene Clark - Cinegrill, Hollywood - April 1991

Gene Clark - Cinegrill, Hollywood - April 1991

Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, 7000 Hollywood Blvd.

Gene Clark – Guitar, Vocals

Garth Beckington – Guitar

Rick Schlosser – Drums

Jon Faurot – Bass

Stewart Elster – Keyboards

These discs combine songs from Gene Clark’s last ever performances, at The Cinegrill, Hollywood, on 12 and 13 April 1991, so some songs are duplicated, but they are different versions. He would be found dead five weeks later, on May 24, 1991

Over 134 minutes long - Some songs are uncomplete.

Audience Recordings.

April 12, 1991 - Early Show

Silver Raven, Don't Let Me Down, Rain Song, Train Leaves Here This Morning,
Here Without You, Eight Miles High, I Shall Be Released

April 13, 1991 - Early Show

She Darked The Sun, Train Leaves Here This Morning, Don't Let Me Down, Life And Times, I Shall Be Released, Eight Miles High, Chimes Of Freedom, I’ll Feel A Whole Lot Better

April 13, 1991 - Late Show

Eight Miles High, Your Fire Burning, She Darked The Sun, Don't Let Me Down, Rain Song, I Shall Be Released, Mr. Tambourine Man, Life And Times

Disc 1

1. Silver Raven (12:53)

2. Don't Let Me Down (7:00)

3. Rain Song (4:55)

4. Train Leaves Here This Morning (7:40)

5. Here Without You (5:59)

6. Eight Miles High (cut) (2:23)

7. I Shall Be Released (cut) (1:26)

8. She Darked The Sun (5:52)

9. Train Leaves Here This Morning (6:12)

10. Don't Let Me Down (6:26)

11. Life And Times (5:22)

Disc 2

1. I Shall Be Released (6:09)

2. Eight Miles High (7:49)

3. Chimes Of Freedom (5:36)

4. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (3:41)

5. Eight Miles High (6:35)

6. Your Fire Burning (8:45)

7. She Darked The Sun (6:21)

8. Don't Let Me Down (5:28)

9. Rain Song (4:36)

10. I Shall Be Released (5:36)

11. Mr. Tambourine Man (3:52)

12. Life And Times (3:44)

Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CDs)

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Gene Clark – The Firebyrd Album – Live

Gene Clark – The Firebyrd Album – Live

Dates and places = see artwork

I couldn’t locate a live version of track 8 (Made For Love) so what you have here is the original LP studio version.

1. Gene Clark & The Firebyrds - Tambourine Man (5:59)
2. Gene Clark & The Firebyrds - Something About You Baby (3:42)
3. Gene Clark & The Firebyrds - Rodeo Rider (4 :06)
4. Gene Clark & The Firebyrds - Rain Song (5:12)
5. Gene Clark & The Firebyrds - Vanessa (4 :41)
6. Gene Clark - If You Could Read My Mind (4:35)
7. Gene Clark - Feel A Whole Lot Better (2 :49)
8. Gene Clark - Made For Love (3:18)
9. Gene Clark & The Firebyrds - Blue Raven (3:56)

Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)

 

Gene Clark – Roadmaster – The Alternate Album

Gene Clark would have been 82 years old today

Gene Clark – Roadmaster – The Alternate Album

Not available in stores

The mixes on this disc are different from the versions appearing on the original “Roadmaster” album (first released in Holland in the early 70s) 

Roger McGuinn plays on most of the tracks and his voice is clearly to be heard on several tracks

1. She's The Kind Of Girl (2:54)
2. One In A Hundred (2:45)
3. Here Tonight (3:28)
4. Full Circle Song (2:34)
5. In A Misty Morning (5:48)
6. Rough And Rocky (3:23)
7. Roadmaster (4:10)
8. I Really Don't Want To Know (4:30)
9. I Remember The Railroad (2:28)
10. She Don't Care About Time (4:01)
11. Shooting Star (4:35)

Artwork Included (front, back) 

Mick Jagger - Memo From Turner - Repost with new link by request

MICK JAGGER – MEMO FROM TURNER

The main song from the Performance movie, which featured Mick Jagger.

The Performance soundtrack recording was finished, but Mick Jagger wasn’t satisfied with the drumming part. He asked Gene Parsons to replace the original drummer’s parts. So it’s Gene Parsons who plays on all tracks of the soundtrack LP.

MEMO FROM TURNER was released as a single.

This is an alternate version, with extended intro.

01 MEMO FROM TURNER

Pictured is the original single.

Chris Hillman – Live At The Bottom Line 1977

Chris Hillman – Live At The Bottom Line 1977

RoxVox Records RVCD2009 (USA 2018)

Chris Hillman (bass, lead vocals)
John Brennan (lead guitar)
Skip Edwards (keyboards, pedal steel guitar)
Tommy Buckman (bass)
Mike Huey (drums)
Kim O’Kelly (background vocals)

Actually booked as The Chris Hillman Band

1. Hot Burrito #2 (3:10)
2. Slippin' Away (3:15)
3. Take It On The Run (2:57)
4. Rise And Fall (3:27)
5. Love Is The Sweetest Amnesty (3:25)
6. Nothing Gets Through (4:29)
7. Rolling And Tumbling (4:47)
8. Fallen Eagle (2:43)
9. Sin City (3:22)
10. Take Me In Your Life Boat (2:50)
11. Playing The Fool (3:44)
12. Heartbreaker (5:12)
13. Witching Hour (4:08)
14. It Doesn't Matter-Both Of Us-Cuban Blockade (7:07)
15. Mystery Train (3:43)

Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)

 

Chris Hillman & Friends – Six Days On The Road

Chris Hillman & Friends – Six Days On The Road

All Access Records AACD0131 (USA 2015)

Ebbets Field / KPFI Radio - Denver, Colorado,USA - May 8^th, 1975

Actually booked as The Chris Hillman Band

Chris Hillman (guitar, mandolin,vocals)

Rick Roberts (rhythm guitar,vocals)

Jock Barkley (lead guitar)

Mark Andes (bass)

Michael Wooten (drums)

Chris Hillman became ill during that tour; the rest of the band called Michael Clarke, Larry Burnett and David Muse to finish the tour and they became the highly successful Firefall.

1. Intro (0:38)
2. Safe At Home (3:05)
3. Down In The Churchyard (3:56)
4. Time Between (2:28)
5. High Fashion Queen (3:45)
6. Colorado (6:04)
7. Fallen Eagle (2:48)
8. Christine's Tune (3:31)
9. Follow Me Through (4:39)
10. Blue Morning (5:13)
11. Six Days On The Road (2:50)
12. Move Me Real Slow (4:17)
13. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (4:07)

Artwork Included (front, back)

 

McGuinn, Clark & Hillman – Alive In America

McGuinn, Clark & Hillman – Alive In America

Renaissance RMED-776 (USA 2022)

Lonsford Auditorium, Nashville, TN – March 28, 1979

Roger McGuinn (guitar, vocals)

Gene Clark (guitar, vocals)

Chris Hillman (bass, vocals)

Johnne Sambataro (guitar, vocals)

Greg Thomas (drums, percussion)

With Rick Roberts (guitar, backing vocals on track 8 (It Doesn’t Matter), which he co-wrote with Chris Hillman and Stephen Stills)

1. Intro + Sad Boy (4:44)
2. Long Long Time (2:20)
3. Little Mama (4:26)
4. Don't You Write Her Off (3:30)
5. Turn! Turn! Turn! (3:26)
6. Surrender To Me (3:23)
7. Chestnut Mare (5:58)
8. It Doesn't Matter (2:50)
9. Feelin' Higher (5:01)
10. You Ain't Going Nowhere (4:41)
11. Backstage Pass (4:20)
12. Stopping Traffic (4:49)
13. Mr. Tambourine Man (2:15)
14. Eight Miles High (4:54)
15. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:42)

Artwork Included (front, back)