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Released by Rhino Records in 1987, So Rebellious A Lover was a watershed album often regarded as ground zero for the entire alt. country, Americana, roots music movement of the 1990s. Standout tracks included the hauntingly exquisite "Gypsy Rider" "Del Gato" and an aching "Why Did You Leave Me Today." The sympathetic, unobtrusive backing allowed the strength of the songwriting to shine through. Gene Clark's vocal performances throughout are both compelling and heartbreaking, especially on the tender Gram Parsons-Chris Ethridge country-rock classic "Hot Burrito #1." While the record heralded Gene's return, it is as much Carla Olson's album as Gene's. Together the two harmonize like a folk version of Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris on "Fair & Tender Ladies" and their duet on "Are We Still Making Love" is pure honky tonk heaven. Gatefold colored 180g vinyl LP reissue with bonus 7" and new liner notes.