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Tim Buckley

Tim Buckley

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Oct 30, 2026

Concert BuddieHOST
21:53
We've got...
Concert BuddieHOST
21:54
Tim is the University of vinyl.
Concert BuddieHOST
21:56
The professor says, holy shit.
Concert BuddieHOST
21:58
Is this a holy shit moment, guys? I don't know.

20 MINS LATER

ArnaldoPANELIST
41:38
I knew we were going to rile up Mazzy.
ArnaldoPANELIST
41:40
For me, Jeff Buckley is great.
ArnaldoPANELIST
41:42
Tim is an acquired taste.
ArnaldoPANELIST
41:44
He's good, but I think Jeff supersedes the father.
MagicianHOST
66:58
Those brass rockers from the early 70s, their album Vehicle.
MagicianHOST
67:03
from 1970, Wooden Ships, Dharma for One, before which we had Middle of the Road, a single from them, 1971, Tweedledee and a Tweedledum, before that Mr Tim Buckley from the Lorca album, 1970, I had a talk with my woman, and we started the set with Frank Zappa, and the Mothers of Invention of course, My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama, From Weasels Ripped My Flesh, 1970.
MagicianHOST
67:36
Over 60s Club radio show on Eternal Fusion.
MagicianHOST
67:39
On we go with The Scaffold.
Jon RichardsonHOST
52:17
He's in charge.
Jon RichardsonHOST
52:17
This is some Tim Buckley, coming home to you, happy time, recorded for John Peel on Radio 1 on the 1st of April of what year? Ooh, 92? 1968.
Jon RichardsonHOST
52:28
Tim Buckley.
Jon RichardsonHOST
52:29
Oh, Tim Buckley.
Jon RichardsonHOST
52:30
I thought it was Tim
Charlie BakerGUEST
52:31
Burgess.
Jon RichardsonHOST
52:32
Coming home to you, Brack, it's happy time, Tim Buckley.
Jon RichardsonHOST
52:34
Can I just say
John Paxton Jr.GUEST
76:05
And people say, dude, I love it.
John Paxton Jr.GUEST
76:07
And you're, you know, you're giving all the props in the world to Tim Buckley and
Dave BullisHOST
76:11
sweet surrender.
Dave BullisHOST
76:12
And you put it up and then
Kirsten WarnerHOST
120:45
It's been great tonight, sorry.
Kirsten WarnerHOST
120:48
Is that Tim Buckley calling, texting me from the dead? I'd like to think so.
Kirsten WarnerHOST
120:57
However, I don't mind the living Tim Buckley either.
Kirsten WarnerHOST
121:01
That was nice, great song.
Kirsten WarnerHOST
121:04
I wish I knew which song you were referring to, Tim Buckley.
Kirsten WarnerHOST
121:08
Ah, maybe it was Waylon Jennings because it just came in.
Kirsten WarnerHOST
121:12
Yes, I love his big voice.
Simon NicolGUEST
10:58
But music was coming at us from all sorts of directions.
Simon NicolGUEST
11:01
We had some friends as lads growing up who were more skilled at winkling things out, singer-songwriters that I'd never heard of, like Tim Buckley and Phil Oakes and David Ackles.
Simon NicolGUEST
11:14
Smaller names now than, you know, the Leonard Cohens and Bob Dylans and Joni Mitchells, who also had massive influence on our repertoire.
Simon NicolGUEST
11:22
But yeah, so we were listening to that.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
12:37
right thank you all right thanks
GregHOST
12:42
so so um yeah and actually the list of people who um were younger who played it when they were young is very very short it's like tim buckley joan baez james taylor bob dylan you know so cameron winter had this very enviable year right where he not only had found found success with his rock band geese and their album getting killed which we talked about endlessly on this show um but then additionally His very...
GregHOST
13:21
I wouldn't necessarily use the word bizarre, but his very unique solo album, Heavy Metal.
NickHOST
13:28
Unexpected.
DanHOST
92:35
Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling died June 28th at the age of 50 after a series of heart attacks.
DanHOST
92:41
The following day, eclectic musician Tim Buckley died of an overdose at the age of 28.
speaker_22UNKNOWN
92:47
10 years ago on a cold dark night.
speaker_22UNKNOWN
92:53
There was someone killed 'neath the town hall light.
Tess AchtermannGUEST
36:24
My dad does not really like Jeff Buckley.
Tess AchtermannGUEST
36:26
What? My massive music nerd father, who I credit with a lot of my love of music, not a big Jeff Buckley fan.
Ethan KaufmanHOST
36:34
I guess we did talk about your dad in music.
Tess AchtermannGUEST
36:36
Michael

7 MINS LATER

Ethan KaufmanHOST
43:51
are excellent.
Ethan KaufmanHOST
43:52
It is a direct plea from Jeff to his friend Chris Dowd from the band Fishbone to not leave his pregnant girlfriend, and to be there for his unborn baby.
Ethan KaufmanHOST
44:02
Childhood abandonment obviously carries a ton of baggage, but it is an issue especially close to Jeff Buckley, as he was abandoned by his father, folk musician Tim Buckley, while his mother was still pregnant with him.
Ethan KaufmanHOST
44:13
He only met his father once, as an eight-year-old.
Andrew BrownGUEST
30:29
I mean, it has been covered a lot, but, you know, various people.
Andrew BrownGUEST
30:31
I think probably most famously, I think Tim Buckley did it, and that's possibly the one that most people like.
Andrew BrownGUEST
30:37
You know, the original is Fred Neil.
Andrew BrownGUEST
30:39
It's a little bit more sombre, his version.

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