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MB300TE

I keep coming back to hear this haunting ballad by this fab group, the first English band to recognize the genius of Tim Buckley.

TMSgal

What a wonderful media this is that we can have songs like this? As others have noted, it puts to shame most of today's mechanical singers with mechanical tunes. Great tune ,great vocals.

Loverockdog69

Wow!! What a beautiful record.

Calipalli

Love the song and the singer is somethin' else....fabulous.... RIP Tim and son Jeff...as haunting as the original....great lyrics too.

Roxsox221

Steve Laine has the sexiest voice since the late Tim Buckley

MsLoosylou

How about flipping this record over and posting " I Love my Dog" ?

MsLoosylou

Love the song..love the vocal by Steve Laine

445Frogger

Absolutely fabulous a lost gem from the Liverpool Five now re- discovered, RIP Tim Buckley

Rinkydinkism

Who's been hiding this song and this group. Both are awesome.

ENS64

Not just good...but Excellent!!!! Why the name change?..maybe just trying a different genre altho their Liverpool Five trax on You Tube are really good too.

ENS64

I have not heard this for years....always thought that the song and the singer were very,very good..Should have released it as the Liverpool Five even tho they have orchestral backing on this tune.

sreason5

This is the LIverpool Five, a fabulous British group from the 60's that played on the West Coast a lot. I finally found this record on Ebay a couple of years ago and paid to have it digitally recorded so I could add it to my mp3 player. I love this song, and the flip side, I Love My Dog. These songs could be hits again today if RCA would re-release them! Thanks for adding to uTube so others can enjoy.

MB300TE

Unbelievable that this fantastic recording should have resurfaced after all these years.The lyrics are very moving.Thanks for posting.

KOOLEO329

OMG this was the last tune recorded on RCA by the Liverpool Five under a pseudoname of the FCommon Market . Great tune written by the late t Tim Buckley and a fabulous arrangement by Al Kapps.So KOOL man this is first time tthis has shown up on You Tube.

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