Two Sides to Every Story

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Two Sides to Every Story
Two Sides to Every Story cover
Studio album by Gene Clark
Released January, 1977
Recorded 1976
Genre Country Rock
Label RSO
Producer(s) Thomas Jefferson Kaye
Professional reviews
Gene Clark chronology
No Other
(1974)		 Two Sides to Every Story
(1977)		 Firebyrd
(1987)


Two Sides to Every Story is the 1977 album release by Gene Clark. This was Clark's first release since the critically acclaimed No Other in 1974. This album had the same fate as the previous one, the quality far surpassed the sales. The standout tracks are the traditional "In the Pines", Clark's own "Kansas City Southern" & "Hear the Wind", and James Talley's tale of a dying coal miner "Give My Love to Marie". The guest musicians on this album are Jeff Baxter, Emmylou Harris, Byron Berline, Al Perkins, and John Hartford.


[edit] Track listing

  1. "Home Run King" (Clark)
  2. "Lonely Saturday" (Clark)
  3. "In the Pines" (Traditional)
  4. "Kansas City Southern" (Clark)
  5. "Give My Love to Marie" (James Talley)
  6. "Sister Moon" (Clark)
  7. "Marylou" (Clark)
  8. "Hear the Wind" (Clark)
  9. "Past Addresses" (Clark)
  10. "Silent Crusade" (Clark)

[edit] Personnel


[edit] Production

  • Producer: Thomas Jefferson Kaye
  • Recording Engineer:
  • Art Direction:
  • Photography:
  • Liner Notes:
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