| Identifier | 8278178 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Reference Number | 40 |
| Note | - Tim Buckley Tribute show -
01 I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain 10:36 02 Sefronia - The Kings Chain (before intermission) 3:58 03 Phantasmagoria In Two (finale jam) 6:46 04 Once I Was (solo, at end of show) 4:55 Total running time: 26:15 SOURCE version 1b Lineage: SBD > ? > Tape(x) > ? > Flac Frequency plateau's out at -70dB by 10kHz. Spike at 9.3kHz. No rolloff, unlike source 1a. NOTES Public Debut - Tim Buckley Tribute Performance. Sefronia was before intermission, Phantasmagoria was the finale jam, and Once I Was was solo, at the end of the show. "They found out I sang and they asked me to come," Jeff says now of the tribute concert. "I realized I probably wouldn't ever have another chance to pay my respects, no matter what kind of twisted feelings I have about Tim, no matter what kind of pain or anger I have against him--whatever I haven't come to terms with. The fact that I never got to go to his funeral always bothered me. And I thought, I can sink down with this or I can get off it, and then whatever sort of development I've gone through, at least I've done that." Asked to go back and do one more song at the end of the tribute show, Jeff reluctantly went out and sang Tim's "Once I Was." "It was the first song my mother ever played me by Tim," he explains. "After she left my stepfather, I guess she wanted to get me into who my father was and she played me 'Once I Was.' So I learned it. It was hard to learn it. I couldn't do a really full version of it at home without crying. I almost cried onstage. I broke a string onstage at the end of that song. They were brand new strings. I was really pissed. I felt embarrassed about the whole thing. I just felt really open and vulnerable. There's such a ravenous cult around Tim and you know how people are. I mean, if people learned they could recreate Jim Morrison from his ancient bone marrow they'd fucking do it." -- Jeff Buckley ('The Arrival of Jeff Buckley: A Talented Young Musician Learns to Navigate the Record Business While Protecting His Music', Bill Flanagan, Musician, February 1994, p97-101) Information from flowers in time database - http://www.flowersintime.org |
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Performance
| Jeff Buckley 1991-04-26 St Ann's Church, Brooklyn, NY | |
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| Set 1 | STRANGE FEELIN' [arr. Coleman] Sharp, Coleman, Freeman, Cohen, Roberts, Gabay CAFE [arr. Freeman] Hirsch(vocal), Freeman, Sharp, Cohen, Roberts COME HERE WOMAN [arr. Sharp] Hirsch(vocal), Sharp, Coleman, Cohen, Roberts SONG FOR JANIE [arr. Andersen] Andersen(guitar/vocal), Reynolds, Lucas, Straw/Hirsch(backing vocals) THE EARTH IS BROKEN [arr. Reynolds] Straw(vocal), Reynolds, Cunningham, Smith, Hardwick, Cohen, Roberts MOULIN ROUGE [arr. Quine] Hell(vocal), Quine, Coleman, Cohen, Roberts, Gabay JUNGLE FIRE Hell(vocal), Quine, Coleman, Cohen, Roberts, Gabay, Sharp THE HEALING FESTIVAL [arr. Sharp] Sharp(vocal), Quine, Coleman, Cohen, Roberts, Gabay, Freeman SWEET SURRENDER [arr. Sharp] The Shams, Sharp, Gabay, Coleman TIJUANA MOON [arr. The Shams] The Shams AREN'T YOU THE GIRL Pauley(vocal), Hardwick Interlude [Coleman] I NEVER ASKED TO BE YOUR MOUTAIN [arr. Buckley] Buckley(vocal), Smith, Lucas, Hardwick, Roberts THE RIVER [arr. Lucas] Heyward(vocal), Lucas SEFRONIA(The King's Chain) [arr. Lucas] Buckley(vocal), Lucas Interlude [tape] Plunderphonics: Anon/Tim Buckley (plunderphonized by John Oswald) SO LONELY [arr. Mazzacane/Langille] Mazzacane, Langille, Roberts, Cohen PLEASANT STREET [arr. Sharp/Smith] Smith(guitar), Straw(vocal), Sharp, Cohen, Hardwick, Coleman, Gabay MORNING GLORY [arr. Hardwick] Hardwick, Coleman, Roberts, Smith LOVE FROM ROOM 109 AT THE ISLANDER [arr. Reynolds] Reynolds(vocal), Hirsch(vocal), Lucas, Cunningham, Cohen, Roberts, Gabay, Freeman PHANTASMAGORIA IN TWO [arr. Reynolds] Buckley(vocal), Reynolds, Cunningham, Lucas, Cohen, Hirsch/Heyward(backing vocals) ONCE I WAS [arr. Buckley] Buckley(vocal/guitar) |
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| Comment | Tim Buckley Tribute show. |