Two Sides to Every Story

Reception

Music critic Matthew Greenwald, writing for Allmusic, wrote the album "has come to be seen as a masterpiece in the decades after its release, but that was hardly the consensus at the time, and the album's considerable production cost and negligible sales quickly made Clark persona non grata in the music business... but if this is well short of a masterpiece, it's still clearly the work of a masterful singer and songwriter, and the best moments here are honestly magical." Hal Horowitz of American Songwriter wrote, "It’s a low key yet delightfully straightforward set that even rocks out occasionally and showcases Clark’s lovely understated vocals."

Reissue

In 2011 High Moon Records announced that the label would be reissuing the album. In early 2013 the label reissued a vinyl version of the album remastered by Dan Hersch and Doug Sax. The vinyl included a download card for bonus tracks. High Moon reissued the album on CD (soft independent release to fans) with extra photos and a pdf booklet with a new essay written by Tom Sandford, along with bonus tracks in the Spring of 2014. In November 2014, the release was expanded to major markets and distributed worldwide

Track listing

All tracks composed by Gene Clark; except where indicated

1. "Home Run King"
2. "Lonely Saturday"
3. "In the Pines" (Traditional)
4. "Kansas City Southern"
5. "Give My Love to Marie" (James Talley)
6. "Sister Moon"
7. "Marylou" (Obie Jessie, Sam Ling)
8. "Hear the Wind"
9. "Past Addresses"
10. "Silent Crusade"

Personnel

Production