Lost, live TIM BUCKLEY: "I Can't Leave You Loving Me" (March 6, 1967)

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Download: “I Can’t Leave You Loving Me” – Tim Buckley (live, NYC, March 6, 1967) (mp3)

Here’s a live, stunning blister-on-the-fingers rendition of a previously unreleased Tim Buckley composition (or is it an adaptation of a traditional song? info please…), one of six such apparently abandoned tunes available for the first time ever on Live At The Folklore Center, NYC, March 6th, 1967 released a coupla weeks ago via the good folk at Tompkins Square Records of New York City. Who woulda thunk in 2009 that there was still some unreleased Buckley lurking in the archives? We are blessed…

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About Jay Babcock

I am an independent writer and editor based in Tucson, Arizona. In 2023: I publish an email newsletter called LANDLINE = https://jaybabcock.substack.com Previously: I co-founded and edited Arthur Magazine (2002-2008, 2012-13) and curated the three Arthur music festival events (Arthurfest, ArthurBall, and Arthur Nights) (2005-6). Prior to that I was a district office staffer for Congressman Henry A. Waxman, a DJ at Silver Lake pirate radio station KBLT, a copy editor at Larry Flynt Publications, an editor at Mean magazine, and a freelance journalist contributing work to LAWeekly, Mojo, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Vibe, Rap Pages, Grand Royal and many other print and online outlets. An extended piece I wrote on Fela Kuti was selected for the Da Capo Best Music Writing 2000 anthology. In 2006, I was somehow listed in the Music section of Los Angeles Magazine's annual "Power" issue. In 2007-8, I produced a blog called "Nature Trumps," about the L.A. River. From 2010 to 2021, I lived in rural wilderness in Joshua Tree, Ca.

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