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Tim trying on dress pants

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Tim Buckley Lady, Give Me Your Key: The Unissued 1967 Solo Acoustic Sessions

In 1967, the face of rock was changing.  In that year alone there were debut albums from The Velvet Underground, The Doors, and Pink Floyd, to name a few. The Beatles had combined orchestration with their music—the result was Sgt. Peppers in June, the same month that Tim Buckley recorded Goodbye & Hello.

Buckley was no longer just another singer-songwriter with an acoustic guitar; he was drenched in acid-folk tinges of harpsichord and harmonium. Lyricist Larry Beckett embellished Tim’s songs with introspective lyrics at times, worldly views at others. It was the first major triumph for Tim as an album artist, partially because there were a remarkable amount of pre-production demos that led to it.

Available here for the first time are these newly discovered master tapes, recorded by Goodbye & Hello’s producer Jerry Yester, along with an ultra-rare acetate, found to be in co-songwriter (and best friend) Beckett’s possession.

Of the 13 previously unreleased solo acoustic songs contained here, six of them did eventually appear with more expansive instrumentation on Goodbye & Hello (along with another four not included here). However, the crown jewel of this package is seven never-before-heard compositions.  These will be new to even the most devoted Buckley fan. Arguably, two of them crept out decades after Tim’s death (albeit, much different recordings than what you have here) but with little fanfare.

So much has been written about Tim Buckley but so little of it by people who actually knew him.  This booklet, however, includes a detailed interview with both Larry Beckett and Jerry Yester, providing real insight on how these recordings came to be and attempting to uncover the man behind all the myths, the real Tim Buckley.

Several rarities releases in the 1980s and ‘90s shed light on his talent, especially the live recordings, but all of the studio material has generally been alternative versions of songs that fans already knew—until now. This is the first-ever posthumous release that reveals a wealth of previously unreleased and unheard tracks from Tim at the peak of his career. In short, you need this!

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'69 Tim Buckley Cafe Au GoGo Greenwich Village Manhattan NYC 35mm Negative B109

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Tim Buckley performs on stage at the Bitter End night club in Greenwich Village in New York November 14, 1967.

Photo by Don Paulsen

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Credit: Jorgen Angel / Contributor

January 01, 1972

Copenhagen, Denmark

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Tim, probably at the Unicorn Coffee House in Boston, late Feb / early March 1969

Thanks to Joanna for this contribution

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Tim Buckley: My Fleeting House is a DVD-Video collection of live appearances and performances by Tim Buckley. It features footage from throughout his career, starting from a 1967 performance of "Song to the Siren" on The Monkees TV show and ending with a performance from May 21, 1974 of "Dolphins" (written by fellow 1960s folk musician Fred Neil) for The Old Grey Whistle Test. Broadcasts from WITF-TV's The Show from 1970 has performances of "I Woke Up" and "Come Here Woman". The DVD also contains recorded interviews with occasional songwriting partner Larry Beckett, regular lead guitarist Lee Underwood and David Browne, author of Dream Brother: The Lives and Music of Jeff and Tim Buckley, a dual biography of Tim Buckley and his son Jeff Buckley. The release also contains a 12-page photo booklet with liner notes.

Track listing

All Songs by Tim Buckley except where indicated: ( * by Larry Beckett/Tim Buckley)

"No Man Can Find the War"* performed at Inside Pop

"Happy Time" performed at Late Night Line Up

"Morning Glory"* performed at Late Night Line Up

"Dolphins" (Fred Neil) performed at Old Grey Whistle Test

"Song to the Siren"* performed at The Monkees Show

"Who Do You Love" performed at Greenwich Village

"Happy Time" performed on Dutch TV

"Sing a Song for You" performed on Dutch TV

"Sally Go Round the Roses" (The Jaynetts) performed at Music Video Live

"Blue Melody" performed at Boboquivari

"Venice Beach (Music Boats by the Bay)" performed at Boboquivari

"I Woke Up"* performed at WITF-TV's The Show

"Come Here Woman" performed at WITF-TV's The Show

"Pleasant Street" performed in the film The Christian Licorice Store

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Tim Buckley photographed by Ed Caraeff December 20, 1968 in Malibu.

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For some reason I'm unable to reply on Reddit but I believe this autograph is real.

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Billboard promoting "Goodbye And Hello" on Sunset Strip, 1967

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From Veit Stauffer on Facebook

JENS HAGEN (1944–2004) was a german photographer / journalist. Here in this group I met his wife, artist DOROTHEE JOACHIM. 💐🎩🎯She sent me this TIM BUCKLEY photo from Essener Songtage, Sat 28. September 1968, made by Jens Hagen.

When I later looked at my german pressing of "Starsailor" (1970), I found the linernotes in german/english by Jens. Beautiful coincidence. His well written text is not about "Starsailor" tough, but full of impressions Tim made on Jens, about his first four albums. Thanks alot Dorothee Joachim, for all your kindness and communication.

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Tim snapped by Peter Simon, around the time of the concert at the Catacombs, 1967

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