The
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1987
- Comebuckley, Boy Records (Switzerland) |
(Ten
song, vinyl-only release)"Comebuckley, as a
seven-piece group, does bring something extra to Buckley's
songs, namely an instrumental richness and complexity
which was missing from the originals...they do offer
additional and quite stimulating interpretations of
his music."
Bill
Tilland/Option
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1999
- Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village in the 1960's, Astor
Place Records (UK) |
Morning
Glory - Chrissy Hynde
Bleecker
Street was the breeding ground for such artists as Leonard
Cohen, Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger and Tim Buckley. On this
single disc a suitable line up of relatively contemporary
artists line up to pay homage.
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2000
- Sing a song for you: A tribute to Tim Buckley, Manifesto
Records |
Two-disc,
eighteen-song tribute album. "It's a testament
to the talent of Tim Buckley that his songs work so well
across the diverse styles of these modern performers.
Fans of Buckley or any of the artists performing herein
should be most pleased with this tribute.
Tim DiGravina, All Music Guide |
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2005
- Dream Brother: The Songs of Tim & Jeff Buckley, Full
Time Hobby Records (UK) |
Taking
its cue from David Browne's book of the same name, the
thirteen-song Dream Brother explores the music
of Tim Buckley and his son, Jeff Buckley, via interpretations
by other artists. |
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2007
- Salmon in a ring-shaped river: Comebuckley: RecRec
Records (Switzerland) |
Nineteen-songs
on two CDs: an expanded Comebuckley plus a second
disc in 'unplugged' mode. "Comebuckley
is a seance, an exorcism and a wake. An excellent album
made by genuine enthusiasts, at once skilled and sensitive.
Buy!"
Rough Trade Magazine |
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2009
- The Village - A Celebration of the Music of Greenwich
Village 429 Records |
A
look back and tribute to early-60’s folk icons in New
York City, including Dylan, Lovin’ Spoonful, Fred Neil
and Tim Buckley.
"429 Records' new collection spotlights the historical
significance of the neighborhood's folk music scene with
passionate contributions by thirteen artists..."
Mike
Ragogna - The Huffington Post |
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- My Fleeting House, Manifesto Records | This
is the first-ever authorized collection of rare videos from Tim Buckley's live
performances, including thirteen full-length songs. The footage spans his entire
career, from 1967 to 1974. |
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