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You may have heard that Underwood's 1988 primitive classic, "California Sigh" was recently reissued by the great folks over at Drag City for the first time in over 30 years, but did you know that Underwood was also the lead guitarist for the legendary Tim Buckley throughout his short, but incredible influential career? He was responsible for those beautifully transcendent riffs and chord structures on albums such as Buckely's 1966 debut, the monumental "Goodbye and Hello", "Starsailor" and countless others. Eventually Underwood stepped away from recording music and the tiring industry all together to write for prestigious music publications as well as publish books like "Inside Paul Horn" and the acclaimed "Blue Monday: Tim Buckley Remembered". Hear his story through the cadence of this staticky conversation thats both cosmic and contagiously calming. Enjoy!
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You may have heard that Underwood's 1988 primitive classic, "California Sigh" was recently reissued by the great folks over at Drag City for the first time in over 30 years, but did you know that Underwood was also the lead guitarist for the legendary Tim Buckley throughout his short, but incredible influential career? He was responsible for those beautifully transcendent riffs and chord structures on albums such as Buckely's 1966 debut, the monumental "Goodbye and Hello", "Starsailor" and countless others. Eventually Underwood stepped away from recording music and the tiring industry all together to write for prestigious music publications as well as publish books like "Inside Paul Horn" and the acclaimed "Blue Monday: Tim Buckley Remembered". Hear his story through the cadence of this staticky conversation thats both cosmic and contagiously calming. Enjoy!
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