Tim Buckley - Dream Letter (Live In London 1968) album mp3

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1969 studio album by Tim Buckley. Buckley and his band were disappointed with its recording but the song would remain as part of Buckley's live repertoire for the following years. The closer of the album, "Sing a Song For You", is more similar to Buckley's work on Goodbye and Hello than to the songs on the rest of the album. Dream Letter: Live in London 1968. Live at the Troubadour 1969. Once I Was. Copenhagen Tapes. Live at the Folklore Center, NYC, 1967. The Late Great Tim Buckley.

Timothy Charles Buckley III (February 14, 1947 – June 29, 1975) was an American vocalist, songwriter, guitarist and producer. His music and style changed considerably through the years; he began his career based in folk music, but his subsequent albums experimented with jazz, psychedelia, funk, soul, the avant-garde and an evolving "voice as instrument" sound

Recorded in London in 1968, when Buckley was just beginning to be really successful and had yet to move out of his folk-oriented phase. The band he's working with here is simple - Buckley's voice and fairly simple guitar; Lee Underwood providing subtle, almost jazz-like electric accompaniment; Pentangle's Danny Thompson sitting in on bass (with a minimum of rehearsal); and vibraphone player David Friedman. If you're at all interested in Buckley, or in various hybrids of folk music, then this album is a must. If you just want to hear one of hell of a good CD, check it out. Track Listing - Disc 1.

A splendida testimonianza dell'evento resta il doppio postumo Dream Letter - Live In London 1968 ricavato dal concerto del 10 luglio alla Queen Elizabeth Hall, con Tim supportato da Underwood alla chitarra, da Friedman al vibrafono e dal bassista dei Pentangle Danny Thompson che, pur non avendo mai suonato prima di allora con Buckley, grazie alla naturale predisposizione per quello stile musicale e all'indubbia classe, riesce comunque a calarsi alla perfezione nel suono del grupp.  . Nell'estate del 1968 Buckley torna in Inghilterra per tenere un primo concerto londinese e, a causa dei costi di viaggio e di soggiorno, è costretto a portare con sé solo alcuni dei componenti del suo gruppo.

Recorded July 10, 1968 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London England Mastered from original tapes in January 1990, A&M Mastering Mix down engineering, Penguin Studios Thanks to Herb Cohen and Thane Tierney. Includes OBI strip and 2 booklets.

Tim Buckley possessed a golden voice that spanned the range from baritone to tenor. More importantly, he knew what to do with it. Sometimes he used it simply as a vehicle to carry the lyrics. Other times he used it as an extraordinary musical instrument in its own right. Recorded in London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall on 10th July 1968, this live concert was a two hour gem. It showcases five songs from Goodbye And Hello, three songs from Happy Sad, one song that later appeared on Blue Afternoon ( Happy Time ), and another that was recorded much later on Sefronia ( Dolphins, written by Fred Neil)