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 ...

For readers who want stories about Tim Buckley's anxieties and quirky behavior, "Blue Melody" won't disappoint. Underwood was there. Although he qualifies many of his recollections with some ...

Rather than continue down that road, he returned to more conventional folk-rock forms with 1969’s “Blue Afternoon.” “Chase the Blues Away” from that album might have laid the foundation ...

Tim Buckley s magical voice, ... Blue Afternoon and his excellent self-titled 1966 debut. Much of that material is well-represented on this disc, ...

Tim Buckley's musical growth was something to marvel at; with every album and with every song he wrote throughout his short, ... ("Happy Time," from 1969's Blue Afternoon) ...