TIM BUCKLEY Lorca (1970 UK 1st issue 5-track stereo LP, on the red Elektra label, the first of Tim's pioneering 'freeform' albums using voice as an extra instrument which paved the way for many later imitators, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows alittle shelfwear whilst the vinyl appears barely played)

TIM BUCKLEY Happy Sad (1971 UK 6-track vinyl LP on the 'butterfly' Elektra label, originally released in 1969 and produced by the Lovin' Spoonful's Jerry Yester and Zal Yanovsky, featuring Buzzin' Fly and Dream Letter, matt picture sleeve. Thesleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl is Near Mint K42072)

TIM BUCKLEY Goodbye And Hello (1976 UK Elektra 'butterfly' label issue of the 1967 10-track vinyl LP, the second album by Tim Buckley. Housed in a gatefold picture sleeve with full lyrics inside. The sleeve shows just a few signs of age with some edge scuffing & light creasing. The vinyl too has only light ambient surface noise in the quieter passages as evidence of its thirty years & plays through without fault - a nice copy at a great price K42070)

TIM BUCKLEY Greetings From L.A. (1970s US issue of the 1972 7-track LP on the 'Burbank' Warner Label, gatefold picture sleeve with internal pocket. The sleeve shows just a few light signs of age and the vinyl is Excellent with just a couple offaint hairlines to indicate play BS2631)

TIM BUCKLEY Look At The Fool (Scarce original 1974 US Discreet label 10-track vinyl LP - his last album before his tragic and untimely death the following year, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve does show some evidence of shelf wear and the vinyl displays a few light paper scuffs and hairlines as evidence of play - a great copy! DS2201)

TIM BUCKLEY Blue Afternoon (1969 UK first issue 8-track vinyl LP on Zappa's Straight label, housed in a gatefold picture sleeve. Buckley's fourth album was his first to be self-produced and includes the classic I Must Have Been Blind. The sleevedoes shows some scuffing to the spine & edges, whilst the vinyl is Near Mint with light play only STS1060)