Dream Letter: Live in London 1968

Recorded at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London on 7 October 1968, and mistakenly credited as 10 July because of confusion between American and British date formats. For lack of funds Buckley could not bring his regular bass player John Miller and conga player Carter C.C. Collins, so he played with the Pentangle bassist Danny Thompson, Lee Underwood on guitar and David Friedman on vibraphone. Pete Drummond of BBC Radio 1 introduces the set. It draws on Goodbye and Hello and on the then unreleased Happy Sad, and five of its tracks had never been heard on record when it came out in 1990.

Trouser Press called it a superb two-hour live set, praising the full-band Morning Glory and Dolphins, a Fred Neil song, and the solo Wayfaring Stranger and a Pleasant Street that segues into You Keep Me Hanging On. In 2000 it was voted number 756 in Larkin's All Time Top 1000 Albums.