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 01. "Song for Janie" 02. "I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain" 03. "Wings" 04. "Phantasmagoria In Two" 05. "Just Please Leave Me (Previously Unreleased)" 06. "Dolphins" 07. "I Can't See You" 08. "Troubadour" 09. "Aren't You The Girl" 10. "What Do You Do (He Never Saw You) (Previously Unreleased)" 11. "No man Can Find The war" 12. "Carnival Song" 13. "Cripples Cry (Previously Unreleased)" 14. "If The Rain Comes (Previously Unreleased)" 15. "Country Boy (Previously Unreleased)" 16. "I Can't Leave You Loving Me (Previously Unreleased)"
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.. Center Nyc, March 6 1967 |
| | Descripción: | This unreleased recording was captured by folk impresario Izzy Young at his famed Folklore Center located at 321 Sixth Avenue, which served as a nexus for up- and-coming singer/songwriters during the folk boom of the late 60 's. The entire nights concert, performed in front of about 35 people, is presented in it's original running order of 16 songs, six of which are Tim Buckley compositions that have never appeared on any studio or live album. This CD package includes an unpublished interview with Buckley conducted by Izzy Young on March 17th & 18th, 1967, along with new notes from Young. The album was produced for release by Tompkins Square labels Josh Rosenthal, and mastered from the original tapes by Grammy-winning engineers Steve Rosenthal, Warren Russell-Smith and Jamie Howarth., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Engineer [Original Recording Engineer]: Izzy Young, Liner Notes: Izzy Young, Mastered By, Restoration [Sound Restoration]: Steve Rosenthal, Mastered By, Restoration [Sound Restoration]: Warren Russell-Smith, Producer: Josh Rosenthal, Restoration [Digital Restoration]: Jamie Howarth, Transferred By [Analog to Digital]: John K. Chester, Transferred By [Analog to Digital]: Warren Russell-Smith, Labelcode 00039679 (TSQ2189), Phonographic Copyright (p) Tompkins Square, Copyright (c) Tompkins Square, Mastered At The Magic Shop, Engineered At Plangent Processes, Manufactured By Fontana Distribution, LLC, Distributed By Fontana Distribution, LLC | | | Productor: |
Josh Rosenthal |
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16 |
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00039679 |
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Persona responsable para la UE:
Galileo Music Communication GmbH
Dachauer Str. 5-7, 82256 Fürstenfeldbruck, DE
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