MVD Entertainment Group will be coordinating screenings of “My Fleeting House,” the first-ever DVD collection of performances of Tim Buckley. The DVD features rare live performances from various television shows and interview footage spanning his entire career. documentary in promotion of the DVD release on May 15th. Cities include:
PHILADELPHIA, PA – In conjunction with XPN
Tin Angel – 20 S 2nd St – Philadelphia, PA 19106
Thursday, May 10th – two showings 7:30 and 10:00 pm
FREE TO THE PUBLIC – RSVP ONLY
CHICAGO, IL
Old Town School of Folk Music – 4544 N Lincoln Ave – Chicago, 60625
Saturday, May 12th – 1:00 pm
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
LOS ANGELES, CA
Molly Malones – 575 S. Fairfax (at 6th) – Los Angeles, CA 90036
Sunday, May 13th – 7:00 pm
FREE TO THE PUBLIC – 21+
AUSTIN, TX – In conjunction with End of an Ear
Alamo Drafthouse Austin – 409 Colorado Street – Austin, TX
Monday, May 14th – 9:45 pm
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
PORTLAND, OR – In conjunction with Jackpot Records
Bagdad Theater & Pub – 3702 SE Hawthorne Blvd – Portland, OR 97214
Monday, May 14th – 7:00 pm
FREE TO THE PUBLIC – 21+
NEW YORK, NY
Southpaw – 125 Fifth Ave – Brooklyn, NY 11217
Tuesday, May 15th @ 9pm – Doors @ 8
FREE TO THE PUBLIC – 21+
The DVD has eleven full-length songs, and three partial performances. This DVD also features insightful interviews with Larry Beckett (co-writer of many songs with Buckley), Lee Underwood (Buckley’s guitarist) and David Browne (author of “Dream Brother: The Lives of Jeff and Tim Buckley”).
The footage spans his entire career, from 1967 to 1974, and includes unreleased video of interaction with Buckley on The Steve Allen Show (1969) and on WITF’s The Show (1970). The footage is taken from various television programs from 1967 to 1974 right up to the time of his death in 1975. All but two of the musical clips are unreleased. As an additional oddity, the clip of Buckley being interviewed on The Steve Allen Show includes Jayne Meadows complimenting Buckley on his hair.
