no other

A lot of people think this is Gene Clark's best solo record. And a lot of people think it's his worst. What is not in doubt is that it's his most ambitious; Asylum had given the ex-Byrd a $100,000 budget, and he and producer Thomas Jefferson Kaye made darn sure to use it, bringing in choirs, woodwinds, piano and fiddle to create (as on "Lady of the North") an ethereal blend of gospel, country and psychedelia. At other times, the album succumbs to the excesses of the mid-'70s, but it almost goes without saying that this album has become a cult classic par excellence, here reissued with new liner notes by Matt Greenwald that include exclusive quotes from Clark's manager, Saul Davis. Includes "Life's Greatest Fool," "Silver Raven," "No Other," "Strength of Strings," "From a Silver Phial," "Some Misunderstanding," "The True One," and "Lady of the North."
Track listing: 1 Life's Greatest Fool 2 Silver Raven 3 No Other 4 Strength Of Strings 5 From A Silver Phial 6 Some Misunderstanding 7 The True One 8 Lady Of The North