TheClarkophile retweeted
Steve Silberman, the award-winning author and journalist whose work touches everything from neurodiversity to the Grateful Dead, has died.
Steve Silberman, Acclaimed Journalist & ‘Deadhead Dictionary’ Author, Dead At 66:
liveforlivemusic.com/news/st…
The Clarkophile: Back Street Mirror Revisited clarkophile.blogspot.com/202…
Images of Gene Clark from the autumn of 1967, when he briefly rejoined the Byrds.
Photos by Ed Caraeff.
TheClarkophile retweeted
Coming July 19 from @libhallgroup
BACK STREET MIRROR REVISITED,
A digital-only update of the Record Store Day EP from 2018, now with bonus tracks and updated notes from me.
#geneclark
Coming July 19 from @libhallgroup
BACK STREET MIRROR REVISITED,
A digital-only update of the Record Store Day EP from 2018, now with bonus tracks and updated notes from me.
#geneclark
Remembering guitarist Clarence White, #botd 80 years ago.
Gene Clark Group 2.0
L-R: Clarence, “Fast” Eddie Hoh, Gene Clark, John York.
TheClarkophile retweeted
“This is a corrupt government, this is a corrupt premier,” a major accusation from the NDP leader today, as the legislature breaks until October. Full story: toronto.citynews.ca/video/20…
TheClarkophile retweeted
For this #WomenWhoRockWednesday, we're celebrating the remarkable Carla Olson! As a songwriter, guitarist, and singer in the Los Angeles band Textones, Carla made a significant impact on the burgeoning Americana scene in LA in the 1980s.
TheClarkophile retweeted
I’ll keep saying this. The problem is not that one politician is so deranged and indecent. It’s the tens of millions of Americans either want this or, at the least, find it acceptable.
TheClarkophile retweeted
I get so mad at media colleagues for failing to do their jobs, till I remember they're not allowed to
Remembering Gene Clark, who passed away on May 24, 1991. #noother
TheClarkophile retweeted
Replying to @peterdaou
Grief will change you like nothing else. When so much is lost, you become more determined to fight for what remains. Which is why so many political officials minimize grief and demonize empathy. They are afraid of it.




















