Tim Buckley: Look At The Fool (Vinyl LP)
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The list of '60s and '70s singer-songwriters is long and full of legends; but perhaps the most talented of that very talented bunch was Tim Buckley. Certainly when it came to singing Buckley was at the very top; his range was unmatched, capable of covering several octaves and acres of emotion in one breath, from sweet, tenor tenderness to hoarse, cracking anguish. And his songwriting showed a similar wide range; in the course of eight short years Buckley went from baroque, psychedelic folk rock to jazzy, even avant-garde ravings to blue-eyed soul. Now, Real Gone Music is proud to present Look at the Fool on vinyl for the first time since the late '80s, in a version newly remastered from the original master tapes by Bill Inglot. This release marks a significant upgrade in sound from what's heretofore been available, and to celebrate, we're offering this record in audiophile 180-gram vinyl limited to 400 copies. It's high time this album was reappraised; this vinyl release displays it at it's very best! Newly Remastered From The Original Master Tapes By Bill Inglot Look at the Fool 5:10, Bring It on Up 3:26, Helpless 3:18, Freeway Blues 3:10, Tijuana Moon 2:38, Ain't It Peculiar 3:34, Who Could Deny You 4:20, Mexicali Voodoo 2:23, Down in the Street 3:20, Wanda Lou 2:37
The list of '60s and '70s singer-songwriters is long and full of legends; but perhaps the most talented of that very talented bunch was Tim Buckley. Certainly when it came to singing Buckley was at the very top; his range was unmatched, capable of covering several octaves and acres of emotion in one breath, from sweet, tenor tenderness to hoarse, cracking anguish. And his songwriting showed a similar wide range; in the course of eight short years Buckley went from baroque, psychedelic folk rock to jazzy, even avant-garde ravings to blue-eyed soul. Now, Real Gone Music is proud to present Look at the Fool on vinyl for the first time since the late '80s, in a version newly remastered from the original master tapes by Bill Inglot. This release marks a significant upgrade in sound from what's heretofore been available, and to celebrate, we're offering this record in audiophile 180-gram vinyl limited to 400 copies. It's high time this album was reappraised; this vinyl release displays it at it's very best! Newly Remastered From The Original Master Tapes By Bill Inglot Look at the Fool 5:10, Bring It on Up 3:26, Helpless 3:18, Freeway Blues 3:10, Tijuana Moon 2:38, Ain't It Peculiar 3:34, Who Could Deny You 4:20, Mexicali Voodoo 2:23, Down in the Street 3:20, Wanda Lou 2:37