From '67 Goodbye and Hello
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Monday, March 09, 2009
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4 comments:
Well, you just completely reset my earPod (started out with Roger Miller) for today, with this - my all-time fave Buckley song (discovered it back in the very early 70s on one of those crazy cool Warner Bros "sampler" LPs. Great stuff! And of course Steve Stills and Co. - this is good, very good!! (smiling broadly on way to top up coffee)
Deb,
Long time Buckley fan here, all the way back to the 60's. This song was just sitting there in my files, and I hadn't heard it in ages, seemed prefect for my mood today.
One of the tragedies of music was the short life of Buffalo Springfield.
Coffee tastes just right on a day like today! Enjoy!!!
This is also my very favorite Tim Buckley song. It's so haunting and sad. I first heard it (and Tim) on the soundtrack of a long-lost movie from 1969, "Changes" (I suspect I'm one of only a handful of people who ever saw that film). I don't remember much about it (some coming of age story with lots of montages and this beautiful, beautiful music), but it sure made an impact for me musically. It's possible that's where I first heard Judy Collins, too. If anyone knows anything more about the film or how to get a copy, I'd be most interested.
im6,
You are right about Judy. Both Sides Now was featured in the film. Most of the Buckley was from Goodbye and Hello.
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