I’m 74 years old and only discovered Tim this week (24/06/2022) Tim would be 75 years old if he hadn’t passed so young. I’m in love. Yes - oldies have feelings too !
Those were the days. I had a teenage crush on Tim but only saw him 3 times Max’s Kansas City and Schaefer in Central Park twice: were you there? I saw Jeff more than a dozen and we shared a beer a few times.
(Russell Buddy Helm) ~Wow! I was so extremely lucky to have seen Tim Buckley perform this song, "Sally Go Round the Roses"~ sometime in the very late 60's or early 70's in Victoria BC ~& it was a transforming experience Maybe you were playing that evening, i wonder? It was at the MacPherson Playhouse, I'm pretty sure
This is such an imaginative and daring interpretation of this haunting song from The Jaynettes. He lives the music so deeply, with passion and amazing control of his rich voice. I am so glad to have found this. Thank you.
My god, I have pretty much every scrap of Tim on vinyl and post-humous cds and have watched all of his videos but I have never seen this clip. This shows everything, his virtuousity on the 12-string guitar, his vocal range and intensity, and his utterly wild passion. Live performance at this level is rare and anyone who witnessed something like this should consider themselves fortunate indeed. My first concert was Johnny Winter at Madison Square Garden on 1 June 1974. Johnny was a force of nature live at that point in time, with so much burning intensity, I feel that level of joy in watching clips like this. So sad I never got to see Tim live.
I first became aware of Tim Buckley while I was in Vietnam. I heard more of him while I was a street musician. Then I went through another phase where I started chasing down music he did. I bought many CDs of his. I don't know if you can get them as mp3s now.
incredible voice and not afraid to sing about deeper passions ,especially his later albums,greetings from la for instance or lorca, sefronia another amazing song and so so passion filled ,love it.try danny o'keefe another voice from the heart
I saw Tim perform at a club called The Trauma in Philadelphia at least 3 times. He was a favorite of mine and my bandmates when we were in high school during '66-'67. An amazing voice, a Guild 12-string almost as big as he was, and solid accompaniment from Lee Underwood and Carter 'C.C.' Collins, he always had a great show. The Trauma eventually closed; the Electric Factory opened. Being a larger venue, bigger acts were brought in (Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Paul Butterfield, etc.). Life intervened. I never saw him after that, and then he died. A huge talent cut down in his prime. Play 'Song to the Siren" for your gf, but be warned - she may get wet.
Growing up outside Philadelphia, I well recall the Electric Factory (best show: Vanilla Fudge; weirdest show: Mandrake Memorial). Also the Main Point in Bryn Mawr.
This is not my favorite Buckley period - but this an amazing performance! He could still do it!!! He wasn't as washed up as some people claim! It's such a shame that he died because of sheer obstinacy! His dealer friend said: "Tim, don't snort this shit on the kitchen counter!" Being ever the contrarian Tim snorted the whole batch of heroin because he believed it was coke! And just like that he was gone! Such a pity.
@@clivealcock, I have researched, how and why Tim Buckley died. There are indeed different stories told by different persons. And since Tim isn't around anymore, he can't verify anything which has beed said. The investigation excluded murder and suicide and settled on accidental overdose.
There are some more excellent versions of this strange song: The Great Society with Grace Slick on vocals, Pentangle, and Donna Gaines aka Donna Summer!
Hey Christian - I have been searching for Starwood footage for years, do you have any idea if only this song was recorded? The entire set is astonishingly good but i only have an audio recording.
I’m 74 years old and only discovered Tim this week (24/06/2022) Tim would be 75 years old if he hadn’t passed so young. I’m in love. Yes - oldies have feelings too !
We recorded this at the Starwood in L.A. mid seventies. I'm on the drumset. Thanks for posting this. I had no idea there was video.
Amazing !
Here in Brazil Tim is a cult hero.
@@eduardomota2429 You Brazilians got it going on compared to us Germans, culturally speaking..
Those were the days. I had a teenage crush on Tim but only saw him 3 times Max’s Kansas City and Schaefer in Central Park twice: were you there?
I saw Jeff more than a dozen and we shared a beer a few times.
(Russell Buddy Helm) ~Wow! I was so extremely lucky to have seen Tim Buckley perform this song, "Sally Go Round the Roses"~ sometime in the very late 60's or early 70's in Victoria BC ~& it was a transforming experience Maybe you were playing that evening, i wonder? It was at the MacPherson Playhouse, I'm pretty sure
@@patriciasoebagio1035 Those were fun gigs. Beautiful Island.
Wow, I cant believe in 2021, where so much has changed in technology, Russell Buddy Helm is part of this conversation. Amazing. Respect to you sir.
The Late Great Tim Buckley at his finest - RIP
Love Tim Buckley. Discovered him in the 70's at university. A true musician. Love Greetings from LA. Still have all his albums on vinyl.
and on this one, his voice is so sure and powerful
Just the damn best. Listened to him since 1968. Help me, miss him terribly. But the groove in this performance...well burn me up.
My God, even after 20 years of searching for rare Tim, new things can be found.
Do u have any idea which concert this is from? Its not Starwood 75 as the conversation/introduction is different
I’m in love.
This is such an imaginative and daring interpretation of this haunting song from The Jaynettes. He lives the music so deeply, with passion and amazing control of his rich voice. I am so glad to have found this. Thank you.
Electrifying!
Wow, thanks for posting. I didn't know Jeff covered this. One of my faves ...The Jaynettes. Northern Soul nights was where I first heard it in the UK.
Great performance. The song and the way he does it are the best.
one of my favorite singers and song
Tim's got it all. Always a privilage to see some live footage of his work........thankyou
What a gem. Thank you!
My god, I have pretty much every scrap of Tim on vinyl and post-humous cds and have watched all of his videos but I have never seen this clip. This shows everything, his virtuousity on the 12-string guitar, his vocal range and intensity, and his utterly wild passion. Live performance at this level is rare and anyone who witnessed something like this should consider themselves fortunate indeed. My first concert was Johnny Winter at Madison Square Garden on 1 June 1974. Johnny was a force of nature live at that point in time, with so much burning intensity, I feel that level of joy in watching clips like this. So sad I never got to see Tim live.
que de beau souvenir
I first became aware of Tim Buckley while I was in Vietnam. I heard more of him while I was a street musician. Then I went through another phase where I started chasing down music he did. I bought many CDs of his. I don't know if you can get them as mp3s now.
incredible voice and not afraid to sing about deeper passions ,especially his later albums,greetings from la for instance or lorca, sefronia another amazing song and so so passion filled ,love it.try danny o'keefe another voice from the heart
Genius
I saw Tim perform at a club called The Trauma in Philadelphia at least 3 times. He was a favorite of mine and my bandmates when we were in high school during '66-'67. An amazing voice, a Guild 12-string almost as big as he was, and solid accompaniment from Lee Underwood and Carter 'C.C.' Collins, he always had a great show. The Trauma eventually closed; the Electric Factory opened. Being a larger venue, bigger acts were brought in (Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Paul Butterfield, etc.). Life intervened. I never saw him after that, and then he died. A huge talent cut down in his prime. Play 'Song to the Siren" for your gf, but be warned - she may get wet.
Growing up outside Philadelphia, I well recall the Electric Factory (best show: Vanilla Fudge; weirdest show: Mandrake Memorial). Also the Main Point in Bryn Mawr.
you just don't get any better than this
Sure as hell true!
Stupendo!!🌹❤️
This is incredible! Thank you for sharing.
Brilliant love the man
Thanks crisssigh.
Great song, great voice. yeah Tim Buckley
Thanks for this new video for me from Tim Buckley
so like tim buckley,and serfonia album is in my top ten albums
Such a sexy song!
great version
Волшебный Тим Бакли💖
Is there any more of this show? The whole thing?? It's my favorite Tim Buckley period.
One on one
Amazing
Groovy
This is not my favorite Buckley period - but this an amazing performance! He could still do it!!! He wasn't as washed up as some people claim!
It's such a shame that he died because of sheer obstinacy! His dealer friend said: "Tim, don't snort this shit on the kitchen counter!" Being ever the contrarian Tim snorted the whole batch of heroin because he believed it was coke! And just like that he was gone! Such a pity.
@@clivealcock, I have researched, how and why Tim Buckley died. There are indeed different stories told by different persons. And since Tim isn't around anymore, he can't verify anything which has beed said. The investigation excluded murder and suicide and settled on accidental overdose.
Thanks mate,really appreciate that one. ;)
Where and when was this performance? It's iconic Tim Buckley footage.
There are some more excellent versions of this strange song: The Great Society with Grace Slick on vocals, Pentangle, and Donna Gaines aka Donna Summer!
Hey Christian - I have been searching for Starwood footage for years, do you have any idea if only this song was recorded? The entire set is astonishingly good but i only have an audio recording.
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Someone give this to Peter Jackson so he can digitally remaster it
BUCKING FRILLIANT!!!!!:)HI BUDDY HELM!!!:)
Thank you!
Hi! Thanks
The ENd ???!!!
How can this song in 10 years get 60k views and justin bieber millions???
Is that the great Lee Underwood on guitar? I hope so!
Joe Falsia
Could he possibly have destroyed a better song?