Sefronia - Personnel

Personnel

  • Tim Buckley – guitar, vocals
  • Lee Underwood – guitar
  • Joe Falsia – guitar
  • Bob Rafkin – guitar
  • Marcia Waldorf, Sharon Beard, Myrna Matthews and Lisa Roberts – backing vocals
  • Bernie Mysior – bass guitar
  • Reinhold Press – bass guitar
  • Mark Tiernan – keyboards
  • Denny Randell – keyboards, producer, arrangements
  • Tom Scott – saxophone
  • Fred Seldon – flute
  • Larry Bunker – percussion
  • King Errisson – percussion, congas, tambourine
  • Ken Watson – percussion, timpani
  • Buddy Helm – drums
Tim Buckley
Discography
Studio albums
  • Tim Buckley
  • Goodbye and Hello
  • Happy Sad
  • Blue Afternoon
  • Lorca
  • Starsailor
  • Greetings from L.A.
  • Sefronia
  • Look at the Fool
Live albums
  • Dream Letter: Live in London 1968
  • Peel Sessions
  • Live at the Troubadour 1969
  • Honeyman: Live 1973
  • Once I Was
  • Copenhagen Tapes
Compilation albums
  • The Late Great Tim Buckley
  • The Best of Tim Buckley
  • Morning Glory
  • Works in Progress
  • The Dream Belongs to Me: Rare and Unreleased 1968 - 1973
  • Morning Glory: The Tim Buckley Anthology
  • Tim Buckley/Goodbye and Hello
  • Take 2: Greetings from L.A./Tim Buckley
Singles, EPs and Songs
Singles
  • "Wings"/"Grief In My Soul" (7") Elektra
  • "Aren't You The Girl"/"Strange Street Affair Under Blue" (7") Elektra
  • "Morning Glory"/"Once I Was" (7") Elektra
  • "Morning Glory"/"Knight Errant" (7") Elektra
  • "Once I Was"/"Phantasmagoria In Two" (7") Elektra
  • "Wings"/"I Can't See You" (7") Elektra
  • "Pleasant Street"/"Carnival Song" (7") Elektra
  • "Happy Time"/"So Lonely" (7") Straight
EPs
  • Thin Wires in the Voice
Songs
  • "Phantasmagoria in Two"
  • "Song to the Siren"
DVDs
  • Tim Buckley: My Fleeting House
Related articles
  • Larry Beckett
  • Jeff Buckley
  • Dream Brother: The Lives and Music of Jeff and Tim Buckley
  • Sing a Song for You: Tribute to Tim Buckley

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