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Tim Buckley/Goodbye & Hello
CD (Item 625105) WEA (UK), 1966/1967 — Condition: Used
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2 of Tim Buckley's greatest albums on one CD! Both are from Tim's early years – when he had a bit more of the folksinger in his voice, and was hanging in a unique space occupied by only a rare other few, such as Tim Hardin or Nick Drake. Tim Buckley has Tim in relatively straight format, singing in a sad and wispy voice that's a perfect summation of the loss of hope that was moving through the folk scene at the time. Goodbye & Hello is a slightly more advanced album – with more complicated instrumentation, some nice jazzy phrasing, and a more ambitious song style. Both albums are great –and back to back, this CD's a perfect place to start if you've ever been curious about Tim. Titles include "Once I Was", "Morning Glory", "Knight Errant", "Carnival Song", "No Man Can Find The War", "Understand Your Man", "She Is", "Grief In My Soul", "Song Slowly Song", and "Valentine Melody". © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Includes slipcase.)
(Includes slipcase.)
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