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

When Buckley died from an alcohol-enhanced overdose of heroin in 1975 at age 28, he had recorded nine studio albums in nine years.By Underwood's accounting, the singer had passed through five ...

Buckley released his self-titled debut album in 1966, when he was just 19. That same year, Tim’s wife, Mary Guibert, gave birth to the couple’s only child, a son named Jeff.

Tim Buckley, who moved to Frank Zappa's Straight/DiscReet labels after four LPs for Elektra, never had a Top 40 hit; and, in fact, some of his albums spawned no singles.

On August 25, Tompkins Square Records will release Tim Buckley: Live at the Folklore Center, NYC – March 6th, 1967. The disc captures an intimate performance from the jazz-folk pioneer early in ...

Tim Buckley would eventually gain the notoriety he sought, producing nine studio albums and serving as a well-known figure in the folk rock community for his unique voice and experimentation with ...

Petrichor, the new album from 070 Shake, has arrived, and with it comes the musician’s cover of Tim Buckley’s “Song to the Siren.”The cover features Hole’s Courtney Love and Melissa Auf ...

Buckley left it off his studio albums, instead handing it to Pat Boone for Departure. In 1970, Buckley got round to the song again; with a few lyric changes, it made his album Starsailor. Buckley ...

Magic Mushroom, Tim Buckley, Spirit, Jamul, It's a Beautiful Day, Tom Waits, Five Pound Grin, ... His 1969 album Penrod featured a psychedelic-inclined, jazz-steeped, ...