Gene Clark

Harold Eugene Clark (Tipton, 1944 – May 24, 1991) was an American songwriter and singer, one of the founding members of the folk rock group The Byrds. Clark penned many of the group´s best-known originals, including "Feel a Whole lot Better", "Here Without You" and "Eight Miles High". He left the group in 1966, due to tensions within it. In 1967 he released his first solo album, "Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers", which proved to be a commercial failure. Along the years, he released many other albums that failed to have commercial success. Around 1987 he began to develop serious health problems that finally led to his death in 1991, caused by a bleeding ulcer.

Discography

• 1967 Echoes
• 1967 Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers
• 1969 Fantastic Expedition
• 1969 Gene Clark
• 1969 Through the Morning
• 1971 American Flyer
• 1972 Roadmaster
• 1972 White Light
• 1974 No Other
• 1977 Two Sides to Every Story
• 1987 Firebyrd
• 1987 So Rebellious a Lover
• 1992 Silhouetted in Light
• 2003 Under the Silvery Moon