Title: Oh Well
Product review: I love Gene Clark. The early Byrds stuff is beyond extrordinary, but as hard as I try I can't get into his post-Byrds stuff. My big mistake was that I bought White Light right our of the chute as my introduction to Gene's solo stuff and White Light is a fantastic listen, and his voice is so sweet and his writing so full of feeling on that one. Since then I have purchased No Other, the Gosdin stuff, and Dillard stuff. It just all seems disjointed and like their was never any real direction to any of the compositions. This Gosdin Brothers outing is simply no better than any of the other stuff. I have never understood the hoopla over No Other, so maybe it is just me. It is also the fact that much of what is here is dated sounding and that hurts the effect of it all. I will always think that Clark could have been so much more, but simply fell prey to his own demons and it is a shame that he couldn't have kept pumping out the type of stuff that he did on White Light.
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