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Tim Buckley — Goodbye And Hello Lonnie Holley The sound contains elements that

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The sound contains elements that fans of Radio Moscow will recognize

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Opening song “Cue The Machines” begins with Alan Lomax field recordings of a choir in Genoa

Tim Buckley — Goodbye And Hello Lonnie Holley The sound contains elements thatLimited edition of 1,500 numbered copies on translucent yellow colored vinyl Tim Buckley released his second album Goodbye And Hello in 1967 on Elektra Records, which was produced by Jack Holzman, also known as the founder of Elektra Records. It was the follow up after his crucial self titled debut album the year before. According to critics, the album is inspired by the spirit of The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and includes fan

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