Title: The Missing Piece of the Jigsaw
Product review: Made after the commercial failure of the critically acclaimed No Other album, Two Sides To Every Story was a return to more conventional music making and contains some of the most beautiful songs recorded by Gene Clark; Sister Moon especially stands out. This album was released on RSO in 1977 and was drowned in the UK punk expectoration. It has long been unavailable on CD and although individual tracks have been included on various compilations it is a serious omission from the Clark canon. Real Clark devotees should not miss this. At the moment it is out of issue - again! Anybody with any influence should demand its re-issue - my vinyl edition of this, one of Clark's most satisfying albums, is now virtually unplayable so act now!
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