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His voice is gone. The cancer clearly at a pretty advanced stage

Can't believe I'm hearing this,thanks for sharing this and transporting me back half a century,lovely to share with a new generation who will keep his writing alive.

This is wonderful! I can't believe how much material of Jackson is on RUclips! I guess if you really are great and singing and writing songs your work will be heard eventually so never give up!

This video is in 144p so low bitrate. Do you have the original file to share?

For people asking whether there is another recording of Gene doing this song the answer is yes. Before the Cinegrill he had gigs with Carla Olson and they were recorded and issued in 1992 under the title "Silhouetted in Light". Here is the link to "Your Fire Burning" ruclips.net/video/ke6i4bJwStk/видео.html

Just went to an 80th birthday celebration of Gene at McCabes in Santa Monica, CA. His son Kai was there and sang this along with Carla Olsen. It was beautiful and heartbreaking. So glad this is here to listen to. Thank you.

Amazing to hear this

I disagree with Al Stewarts assessment. Whilst this is certainly more raw and has an ever deeper feeling of a man who is psychologically traumatised. It still speaks to me in some way.

So many people today have no idea what it was like to have lived during the years of artists like Gene Clark. These were people who were going their own way with much to say to the world. While they told us what was in their heart and their head it brought them the means and circumstances to be trapped by things that would make so much of their life so hard. I never heard a voice so insistent and lyrics from writer that contains absolute importance in each and every word.

Wonderful. Thank you for this!

Brilliant song.

Oh Yeah!!!!!---VTown Paddy Patrick

I remember him very well from the '60's. I lived near him for a period during his 'missing years', often wonding what was going on in his life, or even if he was alive. In a synchronistic turn of events, I got to know Heather Woods from the Young Tradition, who often wondered the same.

Are there any plans to release "Golden Mirror" on a CD? Are there possibly any more songs that are in the vaults somewhere that were never released before? I have Jackson's album from 1965 but it would be great to discover more songs that were recorded after 1965 and now being discovered. It would be great if there were enough unknown but discovered songs from 1968.

Gene Clark was like "No Other"!

Breaks my heart every time I’m listening

I posted a song on my channel... I'm thinking you would appreciate how powerful it is and so raw. I cried the first time I heard it and I'm thinking that you have the ability to feel music deeply enough to fully understand that bro.

I can't thank you enough for posting this! I only discovered Jackson Frank four days ago. I was hooked the instant I heard his unbelievably beautiful voice.

What a treasure!

Fantastic

My school

He did have an Elvis ambition, didn't he? This shows he was rocking right to the end, and does my heart glad.

Wonderful

In recent news, March 31st has now been designated a day of remembrance in erie county, with schools having a moment of silence (to my knowledge) This law originally started as a youth and government bill by a group of students from cleveland hill middle school, originally suggesting through the YMCA youth and government program for the entirety of NYS, before being contacted by Meyers to attend a meeting on the 21'st in which it was discussed.

Neat - the music has a traditional sound. The film of Richmond in 1968 looks quaint.

Brilliant

What a voice and musician! This version is breathtakingly beautiful and I am deeply impressed because of Gene's ability to send his great emotions into the hearts of the listeners. Most I love Gene's solo and live performances, I don't need anything else. But it's painful to know that it was his final concert. Thanks for posting, every song is a masterpiece and gift for those who feel him.

Gene Clark forever!💖

That's so sad and brilliant at the same time. GENE sings it like it's his song, his voice draws in the listener. It doesn't get any better, typically GENE. Thanks so much for posting this wonderful song. I love it a lot.

THANK YOU I've been looking for this song for years on here and I find ehh THANK YOU and Thank You Dad for showing me this movie and much much more I love you Dad

Willie makes his guitar talk

This song touched me from the very first time I saw it in the movie.

Thanks for sharing this lovely glimpse into the little known world of Jackson C. Frank. An amazing talent that left us wondering what more he would have shared if he had the opportunity.

Will always be my favorite Willie song

Gene Clark probably had more influence on my own singing and songwriting when I first started out many years ago than any other artist living or dead. Roger McGuinn influenced my choice of instrument (Rickenbacker) and my musical sound, but Gene heavily influenced my words and tunes. I met him on three different occasions, the most memorable of which was a show at Dylan's Cafe in Washington DC, I think it was mid-1988. Just Gene and his guitar and a little PA system, singing to an audience of about 30. No matter the size of the crowd, he gave it his all like he was singing to thousands.

He's had bigger and more famous hit songs, but this is my all time favorite Willie tune.

Sadly can hear the missing front teeth after car accidents. Hauntingly beautiful nonetheless….

Thank you for posting and for your feedback on the shows.

I can’t believe I’m hearing this. I’m so glad he continues to be revered and respected. One hopes that somehow in the next world he receives all the love he never got in his lifetime.

Anyone heard whether a 70th anniversary observation is planned for March 2024?

So Honored to discover this 🙏

Early Tim Buckley vibes with Golden Mirror 👍

What a great find… love your humour👏👏

my mommas alive again, Everytime I hear this song or watch the movie . Damn she loved this song

Don't know if this was the Cinegrill but I went to two nights, the third being understandably cancelled, and Gene was not good. I had seen him as a solo or with a Gene band a good dozen times at least and the Cinegrill was a mess. The band were not hot, Gene was in bad shape, it was not a pretty sight. It was, in fact, heartbreaking. So your last sentence above leaves me gobsmacked.

Recorded live in April 1991 and Gene died in May. So sad to listen to.

This is amazing. Does he actually have a British accent?

THANK YOU FOR SHARING FRANCIS HICKORY

Does anyone know the band members?

Love love love love love