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Tim Buckley's 3rd studio album 1969's Happy Sad, is a huge departure from 1967's Hello Goodbye, the tight psych arrangements of Hello Goodbye are replaced with a Jazzy Mingus vibe. His voice is an instrument now. Tim loses the high pitch squeal of Hello Goodbye and has a more baritone approach, to start with anyway. Buckley works without his songwriting partner Larry Beckett (Who cowrote songs on first two Lps/CDs. "Strange Felling" is just that, a longing, haunting, hollow feeling with vibes and jazzy 12 guitar. "It happens everytime I give you more than, I have to give." And he gives you alot on this one. "Buzzin' Fly" is the closet thing Buckley had to a hit. Some may disagree but Buckley's "Gypsy Woman" verges on Yoko Ono's territory. With alll the swooping and hollering truely awesome! These 3 songs alone are worth the price of admission. he player....then there's 3 more, A Psych-Folk-Jazz Masterpiece! Tim Buckley Guitar, Vocals Lee Underwood Guitar, Keyboards John Miller Bass Carter Collins Congas David Friedman Percussion, Marimba, Vibraphone Produced by Zal Yanovsky, Jerry YesterRead full review
This item was purchased as a Christmas gift for my daughter, She is obsessed with Tim and Jeff Buckley at the moment.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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