Tim Buckley - Lady, Give Me Your Key

[b]Born:[/b] 14 February 1947, Washington, D.C., USA. [b]Died:[/b] 29 June 1975. Santa Monica. CA. USA . [b]Buckley[/b] was a 1960's and early 1970's folk singer/songwriter. He was known for forays into experimental music and improvisation, which can be heard on the albums "Lorca" and "Starsailor". These albums, however, never brought him any commercial success and he tried to turn to pop music, but, again, with little success. His later albums were ignored by most critics and the public. Tragically, [b]Buckley[/b] died as the result of a lethal cocktail of celebratory binge-drinking and a heroin overdose at the age of 28, the day after completing the last show of a USA tour in Dallas, Texas, [b]Buckley[/b] was the father of singer/songwriter [a=Jeff Buckley], who also died young, while on the way to achieving musical success in the 1990's.

Released: 2016-10-16

Label: Future Days Recordings

Country: US

Tracklist

A1	Sixface
A2	Contact
A3	Lady, Give Me Your Key
A4	Once Upon A Time
A5	Once I Was
A6	I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain
A7	Pleasant Street
B1	Knight-Errant
B2	Marigold
B3	Carnival Song
B4	No Man Can Find The War
B5	I Can't Leave You Lovin' Me
B6	She's Back Again