>Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2002 08:45:26 -0500 >From: Jerry Notaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: (njc) One more thing -- Was it Tim or Jeff Bickley? > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > I'm catching up on all my computer must-do postits in one session, > no? This > > is a quick one -- the name of the wonderful singer who died way prematurely > > in the '70's -- was it "Tim" or "Jeff" Buckl(e)y? And is his stuff > available > > at all? > >Both Tim, and his son Jeff, were wonderful singers who died prematurely: >Tim in >the 70's, Jeff in the 90's. Though Jeff's career was much shorter than his >father's, both have many recordings available. Best bets: Jeff Buckley, Grace; >Tim Buckley Anthology from Rhino. > >Jerry > >np: Shawn Colvin - All Through the Night
Hello, group. This is my first post after lurking a bit. I think Tim Buckley's live one, Dream Letter, has to qualify as a pretty good introductory album too, although I certainly find the full-length flow of Goodbye And Hello and Greetings From L.A. indescribably pleasurable to listen to. Some of his other albums are: Happy Sad, Lorca, Starsailor, Peel Sessions '68 (2), Honeyman, Sefronia, Blue Afternoon and Look At The Fool. His cover of Fred Neil's Dolphins is a joy to hear. I've never listened to his son's music, but I did cut his hair once. He was a brash kid. Obviously they both died way to early. Warmest regards, Nick N/P: Roxy Music - When You Were Young Trade Stuff: http://www.boootlegs.com/ Text Only Pages: http://www.boootlegs.com/bootxt01.htm
