From folk, to rock, to psychedelia, to jazz, to soul, Tim Buckley continued to evolve and explore-pushing boundaries at every turn. Through the course of his career, 10 singles were issued from his 9 albums, and they are collected for the very first time on Wings: The Complete Singles 1966-1974. Working with producers including Paul Rothchild, Jac Holzman, Jerry Yester, and Jerry Goldstein, Buckley's recordings always sounded incredible-each producer bringing the right feel to his progressing musical persona. With material running chronologically from his self-titled debut from 1966 through 1974's Look At The Fool, Wings traces his development as an artist and writer. Of special note is the unissued 1967 single "Once Upon A Time" b/w "Lady, Give Me Your Key" with the latter making it's first appearance anywhere.