such a genius! He is singing along the microphonism's tone!

Jeff Buckley - The Boy With A Thorn In His Side

KEXP is celebrating our 50th anniversary this year, and we're looking back at the last half-century of music. Each week in 2022, KEXP pays homage to a different year, and our writers are commemorating a song from that year that resonates with them. This week, KEXP's Dusty Henry looks at Jeff Buckley's 1994 masterpiece 'Grace' and how "Lover, You Should've Come Over" might be his greatest artistic achievement. 

Read the article here: https://www.kexp.org/read/2022/8/10/50-years-of-music-1994-jeff-buckley-lover-you-shouldve-come-over/

50 Years of Music: 1994 – Jeff Buckley - “Lover, You Should’ve Come Over”

This cover of Bob Dylan's classic song was recorded live at WFMU in East Orange New Jersey on Saturday Nov. 10th 1991 on Nick Hill's "Live at the Music Faucet" show

Gary Lucas--acoustic guitar, fx
Jeff Buckley--vocals, drum, harp

Originally released on WFMU's fundraiser cd
"They Came, They Saw, They Blocked the Driveway" 1992

engineered by Irene Trudel

photo taken at Coney Island by Chris Buck 2/92

Absolutely live, no overdubs

Farewell Angelina--Gods and Monsters (Gary Lucas and Jeff Buckley)

A full recording of this is unreleased as far as I know.

Jeff Buckley - Eternal Life (rare live clip)

I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain (RAREST Tim Buckley cover 1991)

This Live performance happened on December 17, 1995 on Idiot's Delight w/ Vin Scelsa on WXRK K-Rock-NY just after Glen Burtnik was promoting the Bottom Line X-Mas show.  This recording is from my personal DATs and equipment.  The Air Personality, Vin Scelsa, is heard as bleed-through from the voc & Instru. mics.  This is 2nd of 2 songs he performed that day and was never recorded in the studio.

19951217 ID Jeff Buckley - Woke Up In A Strange Place

Jeff Buckley - Kangaroo/Chocolate live @ The Garage (1994-09-01)

eu acho que isso é rock, um rockeiro falou isso

The End Of Cosmic Forces

Jeff Buckley Live at Sin-é - Loneliest Building

May 10 (Wednesday), 1995
Denver, Bluebird Theater, Colorado, USA

Still, the highlight of this show is him doing a cover of 'Once I Was', written by his father Tim Buckley.
Jeff rarely performed his fathers songs, and often flatly refused to do so when requested by audience members. This is potentially only the 2nd recording in existance of Jeff singing his fathers songs... (the first being the St Anne Tim Buckley Tribute Show he played at in 1991). Quoting Jeff after performing it:
'Are you satisfied now? are you really? then shut the fuck up for the rest of my life... Love and kisses from the living one... Jeff Buckley...'


Jeff Buckley - Once I Was (May 10, 1995 Denver, Bluebird Theater, USA)

«Greetings From Tim Buckley». St Ann’s Church, Brooklyn, April 26, 1991

 J. Buckley (Vocal), Lucas.

Jeff Buckley - Kangaroo/Chocolate live @ The Garage (1994-09-01)

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