Home / Music / Starsailor was the peak of Tim Buckley's jazz experimentMusic linernotes album music tim-buckleyStarsailor was the peak of Tim Buckley's jazz experimentStarsailor marked the culmination of Tim Buckley’s journey into jazz, blending his extraordinary vocal range with avant-garde and free-jazz influences. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesHerb Cohen's Straight Records put out Tim Buckley's StarsailorTim Buckley recorded Starsailor at Whitney Studios in 1970.Tim Buckley's Goodbye and Hello came out in 1967 on ElektraJerry Yester and Jac Holzman produced Goodbye and HelloAguirre soundtrack: only 2 of 9 tracks are actually from the film — the rest are compiled from early-'70s Popol Vuh sessionsExploreRiverside Records released the Bill Evans Trio's 'Portrait in Jazz'Shelby Lynne's 'Just a Little Lovin'' came out on Lost Highway RecordsMumford & Sons' 'Sigh No More' had different labels in the UK and USABC Records released Steely Dan's 'Aja' just before MCA absorbed themRiverside Records released the Bill Evans Trio's 'Sunday at the Village Vanguard'Previous Syd Barrett recorded The Madcap Laughs at Abbey RoadNext Slowdive's Souvlaki came out on Creation Records in 1993