Buckley's debut showcases his nascent folk-rock sound, hinting at the experimental vocalizations and genre-bending that would define his later career. It's a sometimes murky, sometimes electrifying listen that captures a singular talent finding its footing.
- The album was produced by Jerry Yester, a member of The Lovin' Spoonful.
- It features songwriting contributions from Larry Beckett, who would go on to collaborate with Tom Waits.
- The album was reissued in 1990 on CD by Elektra Records.
Timothy Buckley was an American singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, known for his eclectic musical explorations that blended folk, rock, jazz, and soul. His early work, including his debut album, showed promise as a unique voice in the burgeoning folk-rock scene of the mid-1960s.
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