Album
Dream Letter (Live In London 1968)
1990 · Rock
Rare pressing on Gatefold
Dream Letter (Live In London 1968) is a Rock album by Tim Buckley, originally released in 1990. On Gatefold: 21 pressings tracked.
About
Despite not being released until 1990, <i>Dream Letter</i> is one of Tim Buckley’s finest albums. This complete recording, from 1968, is an unadulterated look at his improvisatory approach as he runs through familiar album cuts and six previously unreleased tunes. His extensive vocal range and raw emotion turn the concert into a cathartic experience. With guitarist Lee Underwood, bassist Danny Thompson, and vibraphonist David Friedman as his backing band, Buckley soars to the heavens.
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Tracklist
- 1-1Introduction1:06
- 1-2Buzzin' Fly6:14
- 1-3Phantasmagoria In Two4:41
- 1-4Morning Glory3:44
- 1-5Dolphins6:50
- 1-6I've Been Out Walking8:18
- 1-7The Earth Is Broken7:00
- 1-8Who Do You Love9:27
- 1-9Pleasant Street / You Keep Me Hanging On7:58
- 2-1Love From Room 109 / Strange Feelin'12:18
- 2-2Carnival Song / Hi Lily, Hi Lo8:50
- 2-3Hallucinations7:15
- 2-4Troubadour6:05
- 2-5Dream Letter / Happy Time9:25
- 2-6Wayfaring Stranger / You Got Me Runnin'13:09
- 2-7Once I Was4:29
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Folk Rock
- stripped-back
- yearning
- bohemian
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
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
Released in old style thick double jewel case.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Danny ThompsonBASS
- David FriedmanVIBRAPHONE
- Lee UnderwoodGUITAR GUITAR, LINER NOTES
- Tim Buckley12-STRING ACOUSTIC GUITAR, VOCALS VOCALS, 12-STRING ACOUSTIC GUITAR
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 21 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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