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Tim
Buckley: Greetings From LA - October
1972
By
Mick MacVe
"I
took a year off, 'cause I'd been going strong since 1966 and
I really needed a rest." Tim Buckley talking to ZigZag
magazine.
He claimed that neither Jim Morrison nor Mick Jagger could
really sing about sex; he could do it much better. Of course
he was right. "It's full out blues-type barrelhouse rock"
and it gave Tim another musical setting to wrench emotions
from the listener.
Side
1
Move
With Me (Buckley)
Also
released on "The Late Great Tim Buckley"
Get
On Top (Buckley)
A
live version appears on "Honeyman"
Sweet
Surrender (Buckley)
Also
released on "The Late Great Tim Buckley" and "Morning
Glory The Tim Buckley Anthology"
A
live version appears on "Honeyman"
Side
2
Nighthawkin'
(Buckley/Beckett)
Devil
Eyes (Buckley)
A
live version appears on "Honeyman"
Hong
Kong Bar (Buckley)
Also
released on "Morning Glory The Tim Buckley Anthology"
Make
It Right (Buckley)
Also
released on "The Late Great Tim Buckley" and "Morning
Glory The Tim Buckley Anthology"
©
Mick MacVe
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