He was the "Hillbilly Shakespeare" who wrote The Byrds' greatest songs #music
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Gene Clark, sometimes referred to as the "Hillbilly Shakespeare," was a notable songwriter known for his contributions to the band The Byrds. Reportedly earning more than the rest of the band combined from his writing, Clark's career faced a significant turning point due to an intense fear of flying. This phobia reportedly led him to abandon a flight in New York, resulting in his departure from the peak of stardom.
Following this event, Clark recorded an album costing $100,000. Despite its eventual critical acclaim as an 'American Sgt. Pepper,' the record was a commercial failure upon release and was subsequently removed from record catalogs for many years. The 2-minute and 54-second video details the career trajectory of this influential American musician within the rock and folk music scenes.
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