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cc_rider wrote:
Yeah I was sure this was Tim. A shame that his career and life were cut so short.
I thought this was Tim Buckley. Glad I popped in to look. Wow.
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Yeah I was sure this was Tim. A shame that his career and life were cut so short.
Why have I never heard this magical voice before?
This is what RP is all about. Thank you so much!
This is what RP is all about. Thank you so much!
cc_rider wrote:
Same! the vocal is very similar!! Thanks for affirming my immediate impression
I thought this was Tim Buckley. Glad I popped in to look. Wow.
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Same! the vocal is very similar!! Thanks for affirming my immediate impression
Thank you Bill and Rebecca for the beauty and music history. Its noticed and much appreciated.
Jackson C. Frank was a fixture in London's mid-60's folk scene and was a regular at the Les Cousins folk club He dated Sandy Denny and shared the stage with Paul Simon, Nick Drake, Davey Graham, Bert Jansch, Roy Harper, Al Stewart, Joni Mitchell, the Incredible String Band and a host of others. — including John Martyn with whom I was friends — so I was fortunate enough to see most of these performers in a small live setting.
Paul Simon produced Frank's only album, which is how Simon & Garfunkel became familiar with "Blues Run The Game." The rest of the album also has some wonderful tracks on it, which echo his short tragic personal life — complicated by his serious mental health issues. The album Jackson C. Frank is well worth listening to.
Paul Simon produced Frank's only album, which is how Simon & Garfunkel became familiar with "Blues Run The Game." The rest of the album also has some wonderful tracks on it, which echo his short tragic personal life — complicated by his serious mental health issues. The album Jackson C. Frank is well worth listening to.
I thought this was Tim Buckley. Glad I popped in to look. Wow.
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I had only heard the Simon and Garfunkel cover before. This is cool. The guy's story is tragic. I'll have to check out the rest of this album.
Another new one to me! Classic mid-60s folk.
But help me out. When I go on Amazon to possibly purchase the "only album" he made, I see several.
Jackson C. Frank
Mystery
American Troubador
Fixin' to Die.
Insights? Thanks.