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7. Feb. 2010 · Tim Buckley - Blue Afternoon [1969]
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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2013 CD release of "Blue Afternoon" on Discogs. ... Tim Buckley – Blue Afternoon. More images. Label: Warner Bros. Records – WQCP-1402, Warner Music – WQCP-1402, Rhino Records (2) – WQCP-1402: Series ...
Guitar, Piano – Lee Underwood. Music By, Lyrics By – Tim Buckley. Photography By – Frank Bez, John Williams (30) Producer – Tim Buckley. Twelve-String Guitar – Tim Buckley. Vibraphone [Vibes] – David Freedman *.
Blue Afternoon, Buckley's fourth album, is among his most artistically rewarding collections, building on the great progress of his previous album Happy / Sad with songs that further wandered into a free-form beauty without losing the simple magic of their original creation. "Happy Time," "Chase the Blues Away," and, especially, the somber "The River" are among Buckley's most compelling songs ...
This is a highly underrated Tim Buckley gem. 12-string-guitar, jazzy guitar, psychedelic, dark atmosphere. Everybody who is into Tims Music should try to get a hold of this, put it on the LP-player that night and listen to the whole thing. It's on its way of becoming my TB-favorite.
27. Jan. 2007 · Following the release of the classic album Happy Sad in 1969, Tim Buckley signed to Straight Records and recorded two albums of extraordinary quality the following year, Blue Afternoon, released in February 1970, and Starsailor, which came out in January 1971. 1970 also saw the release of a third album, the experimental Lorca, which contained five pieces recorded in November 1969 for Elektra ...
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28. Juli 2016 · 75. The Tim Buckley album I always forget about, even though it's very good. Very interesting solo on the final track. 2mo. homuli. 46. While I appreciate this album for its laid-back, classy folk nature, I think it's the least worthwhile installment in his discography so far.
