List Price: $31.98Now Price: $16.76Release date: 2001-03-20Tracks: Disc 0:- Wings
- She Is
- Song Slowly Song
- It Happens Every Time
- Aren't You The Girl
- Pleasant Street
- Hallucinations
- No Man Can Find The War
- Once I Was
- Morning Glory
- Goodbye And Hello
- Buzzin' Fly
- Strange Feelin'
- Sing A Song For You
- Phantasmagoria In Two (Live)
- I've Been Out Walking (Live)
- Troubadour (Live)
Disc 1:- Happy Time
- Chase The Blues Away
- I Must Have Been Blind
- The River
- So Lonely
- Blue Melody
- I Had A Talk With My Woman (Live)
- Moulin Rouge
- Song To The Siren
- Monterey
- Sweet Surrender
- Hong Kong Bar
- Make It Right
- Sally Go 'Round The Roses
- Who Could Deny You
- Song To The Siren (From The Monkees TV Show)
F. Scott Fitzgerald said there are no second acts in American lives, but Tim Buckley wouldn't listen. Morning Glory brings together the two extraordinary, albeit all-too-brief, incarnations of Buckley's musical career: the pure-voiced '60s troubadour who gave us stunningly beautiful albums like Goodbye & Hello and the howling early-'70s experimentalist seemingly hell-bent on ravaging his past romanticism. For those put off by the tortured, erratic brilliance that came to the fore on the difficult Starsailor and downright strange Greetings from L.A. albums, this two-CD, 34-song anthology nicely condenses the artist's nine-album, nine-year evolution from folk innocent to soul-scorched iconoclast. Heard in this context, the title song's tale of a sheltered romantic who befriends and ultimately condemns an uncompromising vagrant feels like it's the young Buckley confronting the artist he would later become. Profoundly moving and richly rewarding, Morning Glory finds resonance between the two sides of Buckley's genius that he was unable to reconcile in his own short life. --Bill Forman
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