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Buckley, Tim Dream Letter LP Vinyl
- SKU:
- 16070578
- UPC:
- 767004070315
- MPN:
- 40703
- Condition:
- New
Description
Originally recorded in 1968, this is the classic, critically acclaimed double live album, now on double vinyl. First released in 1990, it was a landmark in the re-discovery of the creative genius of Tim Buckley. Contains performances of "Morning Glory" and "Once I Was." 17 tracks over two LPs.
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1. Introduction 2. Buzzin' Fly 3. Phantasmagoria in Two 4. Morning Glory 5. Dolphins 6. I've Been Out Walking 7. The Earth Is Broken 8. Who Do You Love 9. Pleasant Street/ You Keep Me Hanging on 10. Love from Room 109/ Strange Feelin' 11. Carnival Song/ Hi Lily Hi Lo 12. Hallucinations 13. Troubadour 14. Dream Letter and Happy Time 15. Wayfaring Stranger/ You Got Me Runnin' 16. Once I Was
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