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Update on THE BYRD WHO FLEW ALONE DVD

 


THE BYRD WHO FLEW ALONE 
Clarkophile Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5
If you’ve been waiting for a Netflix showing of the 2014 Gene Clark documentary THE BYRD WHO FLEW ALONE to materialize, I’ve got bad news: it doesn’t appear to be in the offing.

There is good news, however...

Director Paul Kendall tells me that there are still a few copies of the DVD that may be purchased, but that there won’t be any further pressings made. 
My advice? Contact Paul Kendall at info@foursunsproductions.com for information about ordering a copy of your own. 

THE BYRD WHO FLEW ALONE: THE TRIUMPHS & TRAGEDY OF GENE CLARK is a must-buy for fans of the Byrds & Gene’s solo work. It is a moving testament to Gene’s life & artistry, told by family, friends & colleagues who knew him throughout his life, including erstwhile Byrds Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman & David Crosby; Barry McGuire; Kai Clark, Kelly Clark (RIP), ex-wife Carlie (RIP); Carla Olson, Saul Davis & more. 

Elsewhere, I’m trying to figure out a way to breakup my latest post, because it exceeds 5,000 words, which is far too much for a blogpost, I think. It’s coming, please bear with me.


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Unknown said…
It is a wonderful documentary film. No Gene Clark fan should miss it!
17 November 2020 at 16:10
S.C. said…
I had come late to this one due to being out of various loops during the period of its initial release. Upon eventually learning of the film, I found a torrent of the film before purchasing a copy of the DVD (still sealed in its shrink wrap) from eBay for the princely sum of £100. The seller from whom I purchased it told me they'd come across the unopened item in a British charity store and paid only a few pounds for it before promptly throwing it up on eBay. Despite the price paid, I'm very glad to have this account of Gene's life and times. His artistry, and the respectful tribute to it, means more to me than the dough spent.
21 September 2025 at 22:26
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