What's more, it's a track pick! I think my favourite off that album is Come Here Woman.

yeah, that song is amazing .... but my fave is always going to be the 3 vocal monsters - down by the Borderline, Monterey and Jungle Fire ..... Song to the siren - think i prefer the folkier live version ....

it is so damn good to see this guy becoming more and more popular as time goes by ...

now if only the same were to happen with his dad ....

Jester: Tim's lowest notes are Bb2-C3. He darkens incredibly well. This is present more on Anonymous Proposition than anywhere else. I suppose that note on Song To The Siren also "..newborn child ..." . Incredible control of his resonators!! But yes, he's a relatively high tenor. I wouldn't call him light, but he's definitely a higher tenor.

i get that though , cause in that 'child' you can see he is pushing himself , and his natural speaking voice was very high, higher than jeff too , he was indeed , very good with his resonators, Tijuana Moon's gruff voice is perfect example of that also .... and of course, Peanut Man

sad that the older one doesnt have too many fans .....

kickass rocked out version of Pleasant Street

READ READ !!!

I've always loved Jeff but I've been listening to Tim's music more today, I love it. Really versatile artist armed with an amazing voice, really groovy "Peanut Man" and the live version of "Drifting" have been my biggest favourites so far ("Down by the Borderline" is another great track).

good man Timi....i think you should check out the live version of Pleasant Street , cause you seem to have my faves....

I checked out that and many other tracks, really impressive stuff.

for a vocal junkie, about time too Timi

I was drawn away from Tim Buckley mostly because of the hype in DDD: at first it seemed cool but sometimes it went too far. Now I had the feeling to check out his music again and enjoyed it really much.

check this out if you havent...especially the intro ..... and then the transition ..... tonal versatility .....