"Blue Melody"

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Versionen	7
Coverversionen	5
Autoren	Tim Buckley
Jahr	1970
Status	im aktuellen Programm

Reviews

One of the highlights of Blue Afternoon, "Blue Melody" contains one of Tom Buckley's more intoxicating melodies. Filled with a combination of minor seventh and major seventh chords and a beguiling Brazilian tempo, it moves like some of Antonio Carlos Jobim's work of the early '60s. Lyrically, the song is intriguing as well, and Buckley uses the parable of a blues melody to illustrate his life as well as the conflict that he faced as a recording artist and performer. An automatic and welcome addition to Rhino's excellent 2001 anthology Morning Glory. (by Matthew Greenwald, allmusic.com)

Lyrix

Well I was born a blue melody A little song my mama sang to me It was a blue melody Such a blue you've never seen There ain't no wealth that can buy my pride There ain't no pain that can cleanse my soul No just a blue melody Sailing far away from me One summer mornin' I was raised but I don't know One summer morning I was left but I don't know One summer morning so all alone Late in ev'ning I'll sing in your dreaming Down from the mountains along with the breezes So close inside our love grew smiles So if you hear that blue melody Won't you please send it home to me It's just my blue melody Callin' far away to me

gefundene Aufnahmen: 8

	Tim Buckley	Blue Afternoon
	Straight    Aufnahme:
	Comebuckley	Comebuckley
	BOY    Aufnahme:
	Camper Van Chadbourne	The Eddie Chatterbox Double Trio Love Album
	Fundamental    Aufnahme:
	Cousteau	Sing A Song For You (Tribute To Tim Buckley)
	Manifesto    Aufnahme:
	Tim Buckley	Live At The Troubadour 1969
	Bizarre/Straight    Aufnahme: 03.09.1969 - 04.09.1969
	Comebuckley	Salmon In A Ring-Shaped River
	Rec Rec    Aufnahme:
	Songs To The Siren	Songs To The Siren 2
	E=MC²    Aufnahme: 12.12.2009 - 04.01.2010
	Tim Buckley	Greetings From West Hollywood
	Manifesto    Aufnahme: 03.09.1969 - 04.09.1969

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