Biography

One of the most remarkable, adventurous artists of the late-1960s/early-'70s singer-songwriter scene, Tim Buckley possessed a superhuman, multi-octave range and a wild imagination. He moved from folkie troubadour-isms to a jazz-inflected sound to the avant-garde to pop/R&B, all in the space of a few years, before his untimely death in 1975. Nearly two decades after his death, his estranged son Jeff Buckley (who bore an uncanny vocal and physical resemblance to his father) became a much-loved recording artist. In tragic irony, the younger Buckley also died at a young age, drowning in the Mississippi river.

Top Tracks

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• Anonymous Proposition

• Because Of You

• Buzzin' Fly

• Chase The Blues Away

• Cripples Cry

• Danang

• Dolphins

• Driftin'

• Get On Top

• Goodbye And Hello

• Hallucinations/troubadour

• Happy Time

• Honey Man

• I Can't See You

• I Had A Talk With My Woman

• I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain

• It Happens Every Time

• Look At The Fool

• Lorca

• Love From Room 109 At The Islander (on Pacific Coast Highway)

• Love From Room 109/strange Feelin'

• Mexicali Voodoo

• Morning Glory

• Move With Me

• Song For Jainie

• Song For Janie

• Song To The Siren

• Star Sailor

• Strange Feelin'

• Sweet Surrender

• The Train

• What Do You Do (he Never Saw You)

• Wings

Discography

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• A Review And Critique Of The Man

  United States of Distribution

  2009

• Look at the Fool

  Planet 3 Records / Manifesto Records

  1974

• Sefronia

  Planet 3 Records / Manifesto Records

  1973

• Greetings from L.A.

  WEA International

  1972

• Lorca

  Elektra / Asylum

  1970

• Starsailor

  Bizarre Records / Rhino

  1970

• Blue Afternoon

  Rhino

  1969

• Happy Sad

  Elektra/ADA

  1969

• Goodbye and Hello

  Elektra / Asylum

  1967

• Tim Buckley

  Elektra / Asylum

  1966