#clarencewhite

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Don't you come down Don't you feel bad Even though your dreams are of The things you've never had Close to the earth Near to the sun Reflecting your own life You can see that you Can be more than one Hear the bells ring, morning has come Over the town the morning star fades in the dawn Voices of time bringing surprise Voices that sing in waking moments To look into life's eye Aren't you glad it's another day Look and tell So you though you would run away But you know that way too well Rhythms of rhyme Seasons shall say To look at a longer life now A longer yesterday Don't you come down You know you're the one Looking at tomorrow Let your your troubles Fade and fly into the sun Gene Clark - Roadmaster Tracks 1. She's The Kind Of Girl 2. One In A Hundred 3. Here Tonight 4. Full Circle Song 5. In A Misty Morning 6. Rough And Rocky 7. Roadmaster 8. I Really Don't Want To Know 9. I Remember The Railroad 10.She Don't Care About Time 11.Shooting Star #GeneClark #ClarenceWhite #SpoonerOldham #ByronBerline #SneakyPeteKleinow #MichaelClarke #DavidCrosby #RogerMcguinn #Chris Hillman #RickRoberts #BudShank https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KrI4vSJOuFg https://depositfiles.org/files/4d5la81l4 https://www.instagram.com/p/B2QRKMVA9WO7CN22dZCU26g64vvI2SzxiFVLKI0/?igshid=zyavamg9irxp

This week for #tbt -- a rare shot of Nez at the pedal steel guitar, circa 1968 (photographer unknown). “I played steel guitar and rhythm guitar for the Byrds at a concert in Berkeley, California. People asked me if my amps were turned on, you know? Did I really play or was it all for show? The Byrds certainly didn’t need me to stand around on stage and do nothing. Clarence White asked me not to get in the way of his solos, but the rest of time I was as audible as anyone on stage.” -Nez, from "Folk Scene" magazine, October, 1975 . . . #clarencewhite #thebyrds #pedalsteel #nez #michaelnesmith #mikenesmith #throwbackthursday #1968 #retro #guitar #music #folkscene

Roadmaster, 1973 A&M Records. After White Light Gene was in the studio to begin work on his next album with the help of his brother Rick Clark, Byron Berline, 'Sneaky' Pete, Mike Clarke, Clarence White and others. Unfortunately, the recordings which were being produced by former engineer Chris Hinshaw, were put to a halt by A&M after completing only 8 tracks. Former Byrds manager Jim Dickson finished the album a year later by remixing the existing songs and adding tracks previously recorded with Gene's former Byrds bandmates. The finished album was released to the foreign markets only. The album has been reissued by Sundazed in recent years and is a fan favorite for many. #GeneClark #GetGeneIn #GeneClark50 #singersongwriter #SongwritersHoF #countryrock #folkrock #Roadmaster #BernieBerline #ClarenceWhite #Roadmaster #1973 #album #vinyl #discography

#igcrush he jst dnt know it yet lol #clarencewhite (at Times Square, New York City)

#FlatTopFriday with this 1999 @martinguitar D-28 #ClarenceWhite Custom #Brazilian here at #NormansRareGuitars! What do you think of this #MartinHD28? (at Norman's Rare Guitars) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGatHBeHIOI/?igshid=y0lvsqnldwau

This week for #tbt -- a rare shot of Nez at the pedal steel guitar, circa 1968 (photographer unknown). “I played steel guitar and rhythm guitar for the Byrds at a concert in Berkeley, California. People asked me if my amps were turned on, you know? Did I really play or was it all for show? The Byrds certainly didn’t need me to stand around on stage and do nothing. Clarence White asked me not to get in the way of his solos, but the rest of time I was as audible as anyone on stage.” -Nez, from "Folk Scene" magazine, October, 1975 . . . #clarencewhite #thebyrds #pedalsteel #nez #michaelnesmith #mikenesmith #throwbackthursday #1968 #retro #guitar #music #folkscene

The Byrds were pioneers in the 1960s, creating the musical genre "folk-rock" which has inspired countless artists for over 50 years. We decided to produce a tribute album to The Byrds, focusing on the dynamics of Roger McGuinn & Clarence White. "Tulsa County" was originally released on the album The Ballad of Easy Rider in 1968.