Happy Sad

Happy SadThis limited edition Ed Caraeff photograph of Tim Buckley was taken during the cover session for his third studio album Happy Sad, on December 20, 1968. Buckley's work spanned multiple genres from folk to funk, soul, and more. Happy Sad marked the beginning of Buckley's experimental period, incorporating elements of jazz that he had never used before. The album has a more relaxed tone than his earlier work, a feeling that is conveyed beautifully by

for Coldplay's 2015 album

Who's Missing was inspired by an early work of Blake's entitled Got A Girl

"it seemed appropriate to use an Australian motif

Michael Johnson came up with an idea that involved a suited businessman walking through a sunny landscape surrounded by distorted street lamps

and which had a aesthetic of its own

the main lighting generator had blown up during the shoot resulting in the film being completely underexposed

We discussed a series of ideas and about a week later I brought them several concepts - the cover that eventually became Abandon was one of them

This is my contribution to the collective memory of this most talented artist of our time

Where Back Catalogue (which is no longer available on the primary market) saw the ladies perched in a line on the edge of a pool

Hardback - 128 pages

Entitled BIX and TRAM

This is the second paperback edition of the book