On this day in 1975, psychedelic folk icon Tim Buckley played his very last live show before dying from an overdose the following day.

Music Tim Buckley Lets His Freak Flag Fly on Live LP ‘Merry-Go-Round at the Carousel’ The late troubadour's transition from folk to jazz documented on unearthed live recording made by the acid ...

Tim Buckley’s father was a decorated second World War veteran whose parents immigrated from Cork. His mother Elaine was Italian-American and both were fond of feeding their beloved son music. He ...

Greetings from Tim Buckley: Toronto Review Penn Badgley and Ben Rosenfield play music legends Jeff and Tim Buckley in a dual biopic directed by Dan Algrant.

By his third album, 1968’s “Happy Sad,” Buckley seemed to hit his stride with a work with few direct comparisons in pop, but hews closest to the free-spirited rock-jazz excursions of Van ...

Merry-Go-Round at the Carousel further confirms that Happy Sad was preceded by a process of honing. That much had been evident from the Copenhagen Tapes, Dream Letter and the 1999 CD Works In Progress ...

Recorded on September 3 and 4 1969 at the Troubadour, Los Angeles, this posthumous live album is all the proof one will ever need of Buckley's extraordinary talent, a talent which for some ...

More unheard TIM BUCKLEY material has been unearthed and will feature on a forthcoming compilation. The album, ‘Tim Buckley – The Dream Belongs To Me’ is released on June 4 via Manifesto ...

California Sounds: Randall Roberts' weekly column on L.A.-based music celebrates the new punk song from No Age and rescued recordings of the late folk-jazz singer Tim Buckley.

This, then, captures a Tim Buckley who was looking forward. Putting the barque folk-rock of Goodbye and Hello behind him, he is embracing the elliptical jazz influences which coursed through Happy Sad ...