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Gene Clark Sings For You 2LP White standard Jacket " and "Kill the Kingare"As a member of the early Byrds lineup and as a solo artist who released a handful of brilliant albums, singer songwriter Gene Clark had a hand in some of the most melodically rich, emotionally tender music of the '60s and early '70s. After his 1967 album, Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers, didn't sell, Clark found himself without a label. Later that year, he went into the studio with a few of the hundreds of songs he had written and cut a demo that