In the sunset of his career, Tim Buckley veered away from his psych-folk roots to revel in earthy, raunchy sounds—a slinky, oleaginous fusion some dubbed “sex-funk”. These late-catalogue standouts span Barry White–style boudoir jams like “Because of You”, horn-goosed struts like “Down in the Street” and meandering reveries like “Hong Kong Bar”, which floats on handclaps and noodling guitar.