This mortal coil Live: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKmK856IJDI
This Mortal coil video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2eCBCFdIi4
Tim Buckley live: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JAT859NotE
Wow! That was a wonderful interlude, Jazz! Took me back to the days of watching Tim Buckley live. He was reputedly on heroin on one particular Detroit occasion I recall. His show went on and on and on.
I think I rate his perf as the best out of three. Makes me miss the music of the 60s. Imagine Ashley Simpson covering that song?
I'd like to see a similar triad of "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley, Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan.
Oh, and Terry Reid! Anyone recall "Stay With Me Baby" or "Silver White Light" silver white bright light night up above...Yeah, those were the days.
Susan
“Half a truth is often a great lie.”
Ben Franklin
No, actually I'm not familiar with the outtakes, CCC. But I'm afraid that you may want to smash your computer should you attempt to send them along. I'd hate to feel responsible for that realizing how Jeff Buckley can lead to such unfortunate consequences.
Susan
“Half a truth is often a great lie.”
Ben Franklin
Awww Tim Buckley. *hugs Tim*
Poor Jeff.
thank you jazz! hey, robert plant has a cd out "dreamland" he was on a show called austin city limits & one of the songs he sang was song to the siren, very cool. wonder if there's a clip of him singin that?
Didn't know Dylan had recorded Hallelujah. But you could have John Cale's version accompanied by the scene in Shrek (which somehow was substituted on the soundtrack album by Rufus W.'s rendition).Wow! That was a wonderful interlude, Jazz! Took me back to the days of watching Tim Buckley live. He was reputedly on heroin on one particular Detroit occasion I recall. His show went on and on and on.
I think I rate his perf as the best out of three. Makes me miss the music of the 60s. Imagine Ashley Simpson covering that song?
I'd like to see a similar triad of "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley, Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan.Oh, and Terry Reid! Anyone recall "Stay With Me Baby" or "Silver White Light" silver white bright light night up above...Yeah, those were the days.
Susan