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It is one of popular music's cruel ironies that Tim Buckley's death, at age 28 of an accidental heroin overdose, accomplished exactly what the singer-songwriter's entire career was meant to transcend: it simplified and set in stone the life of a daringly eclectic artist as just another rock 'n' roll cliché. Look beyond the myth of Buckley's... Continue Reading

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The Tim Buckley Anthology

There have been no “New Buckleys” since he left us—he was su generis, one of a kind. What set him apart, first and foremost, was his voice. No one has ever sounded quite like him—the span of his vocal range, his delicacy and control, and his willingness to take extreme risks were all exceptional.

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    The strength and character of Tim Buckley's tenor - soaring yet delicate - was already a force to be reckoned with in 1966 when he recorded his self-titled debut for Elektra Records. Rhino...

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    Acclaimed audio engineer and record producer Bruce Botnick engineered Buckley's self-titled debut back in 1966 and he enjoyed it so much he...

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    About Tim Buckley

    It is one of popular music’s cruel ironies that Tim Buckley’s death, at age 28 of an accidental heroin overdose, accomplished exactly what the singer-songwriter’s entire career...

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