Goodbye and Hello
by Tim Buckley
- Type: Album
- Released: August 1967
- Label: Elektra
- Country: United States
- Length: 42:52
- Community rating: 4.16/5 from 8 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Showcasing his breathtaking vocal acrobatics and increasingly ambitious songwriting, Tim Buckley's sophomore release is a sprawling masterpiece of psychedelic folk. 'Goodbye and Hello' is incredibly warm and deeply poetic, matching fiercely passionate, slightly cryptic anti-war sentiments with remarkably melodic, beautifully arranged chamber-folk instrumentation.
Genres
Descriptors: Folk, melodic, chamber, literate, crooning, male-vocals, folk, orchestral, experimental
Tracklist
- No Man Can Find the War (2:59)
- Carnival Song (3:12)
- Pleasant Street (5:17)
- Hallucinations (4:55)
- I Never Asked to Be Your Mountain (6:04)
- Once I Was (3:23)
- Phantasmagoria in Two (3:28)
- Knight-Errant (1:59)
- Goodbye and Hello (8:40)
- Morning Glory (2:51)
Credits
- Tim Buckley - primary artist, guitar [six-string], twelve-string guitar, guitar [bottleneck], kalimba, vibraphone, written-by
- Jim Fielder - bass
- Jimmy Bond - bass
- Carter C.C. Collins - congas, percussion
- William S. Harvey - cover, design
- Eddie Hoh - drums
- Brian Hartzler - guitar
- John Forsha - guitar
- Dave Guard - kalimba, tambourine
- Lee Underwood - lead guitar
- Larry Beckett - liner notes, written-by
- Bruce Botnick - mixed by
- Jerry Yester - organ, piano, harmonium, recording supervisor [recording director]
- Guy Webster - photography by
- David Gates - photography by [liner]
- Don Randi - piano, harmonium, harpsichord
- Jac Holzman - supervised by [production supervisor]