The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark - Classic Folk Rock Album | Vinyl & Digital Download | Perfect for Road Trips & Campfire Gatherings
The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark - Classic Folk Rock Album | Vinyl & Digital Download | Perfect for Road Trips & Campfire Gatherings

The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark - Classic Folk Rock Album | Vinyl & Digital Download | Perfect for Road Trips & Campfire Gatherings

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The 1968 debut, originally released on A&M, from one of the first and finest L.A. country-rock outfits. Comprised of Gene Clark, hot on the heels of his departure from the Byrds and his debut solo release (with the Gosdin Bros.), and Doug Dillard, the virtuosic banjoist/guitarist of the Dillards. Gene Clark is perhaps the most underrated songwriter of the 1960s and this could very well be his finest post-Byrds moment. Featuring help from fellow Byrd Chris Hillman, future Burrito Brother 'Sneaky' Pete Kleinow, and future Burrito/Eagle Bernie Leadon, this is an absolutely essential piece of L.A. country-rock history, not to mention an out and out masterpiece.

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I don't think it's a coincidence that there are no reviews of this album as of this date on Amazon that are less than five stars. This album is a gem, and definitely an underrated one. Great harmonies and songwriting, and excellent playing. Gene Clark in my opinion deserves a lot more credit than he gets for influencing the albums released later by Gram Parsons and the Flying Burrito Brothers, not to mention bands like Poco and the Eagles. It's a shame that Gene himself didn't see the profits from being such an innovator, but this album (and so many of Gene's others) are treasures left for us to listen to. Of all the routes that Gene Clark could have taken after leaving the Byrds, he ended up making his mark on American roots music with this album, and as much as I think it was a smart move in retrospect, it is clear from Gene's career that he did what he believed in regardless of the commercial gain. We as listeners should be thankful for that.
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