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2011

Tim Buckley: Tim Buckley - Deluxe Edition

By Andrew Hultkrans

Spin Rating - 8 of 10

Largely known by younger generations as "Jeff's dad," Tim Buckley was a similarly prodigious, mercurial talent with a multi-octave tenor and heartthrob good looks, who also died young.

But on his best records, he was more experimental, blending folk, jazz, and avant-garde sensibilities into a searching, mystical style whose only real analogs are Van Morrison's Astral Weeks and Fred Neil's The Dolphins.

This expansion of his gorgeously yearning 1966 folk-rock debut -- decorated by Jack Nitzsche's string arrangements and Van Dyke Parks' keyboards -- includes stereo and mono mixes, acoustic demos, plus loose recordings by Buckley's pre-solo band the Bohemians.

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