I feel a deep connection to this beautiful man and his music. Let’s just say he has helped me through an incredibly difficult time recently. His music speaks to all of us here.
Jeff transcends Rock and Roll, and music in general. And while he definitely belongs in the hall of fame, I think hes so far beyond everyone else thats in it that it doesn't really matter if he is ever inducted or not. He was one of a kind and no one will ever attain the level of artistry and mastery of music that he reached with only one album even. Anyone who hears his music, and I mean really and truly HEARS it, is blessed beyond words.
@@charliesmart6855 but it was just too much to say he transcend rock music and the thing is plenty of hall of famers aren't rock musicians at all but are in it
Where’s the underrated comment coming from , I don’t think anyone underrated Jeff . Everyone that met and seen him play knew he was of a different breed and a genius unmatched by what he was doing .
Perhaps Marcie means that so few people are even aware of Jeff. Most people don’t even know that he existed. He is highly lauded by those in the know, but the general population is completely ignorant of Jeff Buckley.
The album Grace is other-worldly; indeed, there is something really magical about it that makes it almost metaphysical. No matter how many times I listen to the entire album, I keep on discovering new things; hidden sounds. It is almost as if Jeff wanted us to sip it slowly through our life journey. A pure gem!
His music was really the thing that was making me so emotional and sad because it was just a pure soul, singing, playing and instrument, making poetry and I wish there was so so much more of it. I know people are not their bodies only..so death sometimes doesn’t really make me all that sad, but seeing all these clips of him just being a person and joking and drinking and hanging out and making phone calls and having all these people who were close with him, remember him, the whole last maybe 8 minutes of them reflecting on what he meant to him really really got me in tears. I wish they hadn’t lost their friend who clearly meant so so much to them. I wish we hadn’t lost a literal music god, he was amazing
Thanks for the thoughtful comment. I would be careful calling Jeff or any person a “god”, however. The only human worthy of that distinction is Jesus; who was/is God incarnate, I believe.
Well..i would call God somebody who helps me to overcome my suiside thoughts, to think about the eternity, and to appreciate short but beautifull moments of the real life - and this is Jeff and his songs. God is everything and everybody what/who reminds us about the preciousness (not sure this word exist) of this life.
Tammy, Jeff wasn’t/isn’t God. Perhaps God worked through Jeff’s music to give you hope, but Jeff was merely a man. What you’re describing is more akin to idol worship than the philosophical definition of God: an immaterial being/mind; the unmoved mover. In the Christian worldview: the Father, the Son (Jesus) and the Holy Spirit.
Amazing documentary on Jeff Buckley. Bought his record "Grace" back then and I was smitten with the record and fascinated by the sheer talent he possessed. His loss, in my mind, is one of the world's greatest musical tragedies. First it was John Lennon in 1980 and then we lose Jeff Buckley. This one hurts just as much. When I think of Jeff and John, I wonder what great songs we will never hear, but with Jeff specifically, we will never hear THAT voice again.
I only heard of Jeff at the end of last year and I’m 32, I don’t know how that happened. There is not a lot of music that makes you feel that feeling that he emits through music, so uplifting and awakening. He’s so inspirational.
I'm the same, & I'm 56! I think many of us missed Jeff at the time. He made this beautiful music, put it in a time capsule & left it here for us to find in our own time.
Wow-he did not sing until the 90's!! That voice, just waiting to burst free. Hard to believe that when i heard his first song he had only been singing for a few years. Just wow.
Technically, he sang his whole life. There’s footage of him singing Roxanne by The Police circa 1982 (he was only 15/16, at the time). He didn’t really sing live, regularly, until the 90s.
@surfinmuso As I said, there is visual documentation of Jeff singing live as early as 1982. My other information comes from various articles, books, and interviews.
@surfinmuso What I am stating *is* fact. Here is a clip of him singing live when he was 15 (skip to 7:00): vimeo.com/41954163 Let’s avoid the ad hominem, please.
Although I’m young (18) Jeff buckleys impact upon my life has been amazing he really has changed my life for the better which is amazing and crazy especially 26 years after Jeff’s passing he deserves every but of fame he gets and I wish he saw the impact he made on the open minded youth of today
@@MojoPin1983 apologies i will rephrase I just wish he saw the impact he made on people open enough to connect with his music like what he was truly looking for he wanted people to see the “soul” in his music and people truly see that and he’s starting to get the recognition he sadly didn’t get while he was alive
I can't believe how people like him so rare in this world aren't so much admiration u ntill they die while we appreciate people in the mainstream that have no interest in making a profound example of what life is about.
Most people aren’t even aware that Jeff Buckley ever existed. They may know his cover of Hallelujah, if anything at all. Additionally, his music is very unconventional and not something most casual music listeners could ever get into because it doesn’t follow standard pop or rock rhythmic structures. Lastly, a lot of his music is incredibly sad and many people don’t like listening to music that causes them to reflect on really painful experiences in their lives. We live in a culture that has largely forgotten what it means to be introspective because we are constantly distracted with cell phones, gadgets and social media. Jeff’s music isn’t background filler or something one can really dance or nod along to; for the most part. It is music that demands a quiet space and one’s undivided attention. It is a contemplative record that takes one on a journey throughout the full spectrum of human emotion and experience. It is definitely an acquired taste that insists upon multiple listening before it starts to make sense. If one were to give the album a cursory listening, they would most likely not get it and never come back to it.
MojoPin1983 I just wish that I knew him in person because Jeff I know would've been my ultimate true friend and idol who knew me for who I was rather than others who perceive the types of person I'd become.
Kamogelo Maila, It is not wise to turn people into idols. Jeff was a mere man. Jesus knows you better than anyone and loves you - to take a line from Last Goodbye - “more than you’ll ever know.” *“When you exalt the beauty of Christ, I tell you what: no one ever lived like him. No one ever spoke like him. No one was ever so compassionate to sinners as he was. No one ever welcomed the outcasts as he did. He set the law on a higher plain, but his mercy was also in proportionate keeping with it. He knows how to humble us without humiliating us and how to lift us up without flattering us. He gives you the true, essential nature of your worth.” - Ravi Zacharias*
Singing in Heaven with the angels now . . I hope I get to hear him live one day since I never got the chance while he was here on earth! Unfortunately I never heard of him until he had passed.
The first time I listened to Grace I remember it was on MTV, I heard his voice and I was blown away. I then saw his face in the black and white video and he was so beautiful. How could so much beauty be all in a single human being I didn't know. After almost 30 years I am still blown away by his voice, kindness, beauty, passion. Such a loss! I don't personally know any person that knows his music, if not just really a couple of songs! That's both so sad and a shame!
I lived there in that time, 2nd Av 5and 6th I saw him play around NYC back then, I remember thinking he was going to be huge, he was inspiring me to do music. now he is still inspiring me. left too early.
Je me souviens comme si c'était hier de la première fois que j'ai entendu "Grace", la chanson. Je me suis plongé dans l'album immédiatement et à peine un an plus tard, je me retrouvais assis avec un ami au Théâtre de l'Olympia à Paris pour le voir enfin ! Jamais je n'oublierai ce concert qui reste, à ce jour, le plus fort que j'ai jamais vécu dans toute ma vie d'artiste.
Great video, thank you. 🙏 When I heard the analogy of a "Gentle wild horse" about Jeff, I felt it was so true. He was like a spirited angel who still lives on through his amazing voice, words and music.
Thank you for this extremely interesting documentary about Jeff Buckley. He was a genuine talent that lived and breathed music. It is very rare that a musician is allowed to be that experimental in the big studio on record company time, it certainly was in his favour that Tim Buckley was his father. I think his talent was way beyond that of his father's.
This Doc captures the vibe of the East Village at this wondrous time! I lived there then...saw Jeff playing through the window one evening - didn't go in....MY BAD! I saw some of these folks hanging around the Village. Some are still there - Hal passed last year from Covid. Some were cool, others - SHARKS! Won't name names, but - Everyone was talking about the young Jeff Buckley! We will never - NEVER see times like this Again!
Known of him for 20 years, but I was still too late. Not seeing him grow as an artist is an incredible loss for all of us. Glen Hansard outside Sin-e...have I died and gone to heaven?!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Music is one of those abstract beautiful things that seems to exist in some metaphysical realm, that we can nearly all appreciate. Musicians get to tap into it to various degrees now and again, but Buckley's whole being seemed to be engaged wholly within this realm. Even when he spoke, you could see he was there.
Thanks, man. I have the most comprehensive channel on RUclips (besides Jeff’s official channel) that is dedicated to the visual legacy of Jeff Buckley. Hopefully I can come across and unearth new material in the future.
Hall of fame has missed a great musician passes over no justice!!!!! Hopefully he will make it there ASAP fabulous poet singer the whole real deal!!!!!👍❤️☮️
Thank you for all the Jeff Buckley stuff, I am late to the party but am fully obsessed. lol If the 1983 is your birth year then we have that in common too!!
Don't know if you read these MrMojo... but I've never even seen this stuff about Jeff... he acted kind of introverted, but this is not surprising to me. It's just one of those things that happen.. Glad to have known him even briefly. My entire adult life is dotted with really talented and more "famous" artists I don't even care to remember and have real life stories beginning ... uhhh... The year after Woodstock? '70. Jeff played harp too. You'll hear it when I put it up. Created a rhythm track with no percussion instruments. As far as music people go? If they are nice I like em. If I don't like em I don't care what their name is or who they are. My crazy life...
@DGinLA Original Music With respect, you have made a lot of claims about Jeff, allegedly, being a session player for you. Do you have any way of proving this? I don't mean to be cynical, but I have encountered several frauds through this channel, whose stories, when examined thoroughly, didn't add up, thus, I am always wary of anyone who claims to have known, and worked with, Jeff.
What a dissapointment :( i was dreaming to come to usa, NY and to visit Sin-e, Jeff,s place. And it turns out it doesnt exhist anymore...replaced with a shop ((
Perhaps he did. There are many songs from these sessions that still haven't been released. The tracks on this album are only a sampling of what was recorded at that time.
He DID play them. Check out the deluxe extended Legacy edition of his Live At Sine CD. (The original 1994 release was a short EP - - essentially just a sampler to whet the listener's appetite.)
Unfortunately, they’ve never been released. Actually, some of it has been published. Give me some timestamps of what you’re referring to, specifically.
There's no need for such a film to be made. Most people have no idea that Jeff Buckley even existed, and James Franco is a dozen years older than Jeff was when he died. He's way too old to play that part, now.
@@MojoPin1983 The reason that most people did not know Jeff Buckley existed is exactly why a movie should be made - So people can be introduced(if not already) to a TRUE master artist/musician! My girlfriend at the time was a HUGE Buckley fan and got me to become a fan as well. My teenage kids are now into his music and vibe. No auto-tune, computers, AI etc., This is REAL music at it's best! Yeah, I know that Franco is a little older now, but he was the closest in resemblance that I could think of.
@@MojoPin1983 I just imagined Terry with a blonde Telecaster, wearing a tight V-neck T- shirt while singing and moving his pecs. Oh, and robot dancing at the same time. I would pay to see that.
@Yarpindeed Both are the same song: Night Flight (which is a Led Zeppelin cover). *Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Extended Version):* ruclips.net/video/19lm2Vaz5j8/видео.html&app=desktop *Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Live at Sin-é, New York, NY - July/August 1993):* ruclips.net/video/hYN8Mk54XHg/видео.html&app=desktop
Hey man... let me know if it's ok to even write what I'm writing here. I don't wanna dis anyone.... well... not here anyway. :) I appreciate you putting this site... channel... together!
i dont know how i feel about this documentary, especially towards the end as they try to justify the release of “you and I”. Buckley didnt want his private demos and such published, and while MSTD is an outright atrocity IMO, you and i is still a bit disappointing. You dont share this view Mojo?
@Christian Dillon The Songs on You and I aren’t Jeff’s private demos; they are studio recordings that resulted from an early session, at the behest of his A&R man, Steve Berkowitz. Jeff never expressed any opinion about their prospective release, at some future point. With respect to MSTD, I can understand why some might object to the release of the Verlaine sessions and Jeff’s 4-Track demos, however, one has to reconsider the circumstances in light of Jeff’s passing. Had he lived, those recordings wouldn’t have been released, as we have them. Since he died, though, the question of their release takes on a different context, since it at least gives us a glimpse of how his second album was going to sound. If Jeff could speak to us from the grave, perhaps he might give his blessing to release this material, despite it not being up to his standard, as it is better than nothing..
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I feel an immediate connection to everyone who feels jeff as deeply as I do, and if you're in this comment section i'm sure you do too
I feel too soooo deep high and mids and lows rolling thunder and gushing falls... Buckley is the expressive dream 7-1-2022
I feel a deep connection to this beautiful man and his music. Let’s just say he has helped me through an incredibly difficult time recently. His music speaks to all of us here.
for sure. funny how we're all commenting here a year later in early july.
Hey Angela. 👋🏾 I definitely agree with you on that. 🥰😘 Love all you beautiful souls.
I was 15 when I first heard him and I felt like he was singing to me. Grace has been my favourite song ever since.
He needs to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.........Jimmy Page calls him an absolute master
100 percent agree
Jeff transcends Rock and Roll, and music in general. And while he definitely belongs in the hall of fame, I think hes so far beyond everyone else thats in it that it doesn't really matter if he is ever inducted or not. He was one of a kind and no one will ever attain the level of artistry and mastery of music that he reached with only one album even. Anyone who hears his music, and I mean really and truly HEARS it, is blessed beyond words.
@@charliesmart6855 but it was just too much to say he transcend rock music and the thing is plenty of hall of famers aren't rock musicians at all but are in it
He’s had an exhibit there in the museum for many decades now, but I get what your sayin. If I recall back correctly he is near Otis Redding in there
@@alexsalinas32381 Jeff’s exhibit is long gone, I believe. It was only temporary.
I want a time machine so I can go and see him at Sin-é.
Save his life ❤️
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@@drmether9150 I would never mes with the timeline. As sad as his death was.
@@dcbsmt Yeah I guess it was fate. I agree with you
worldwide petition to clone it!!!
As one poet once sang,
“This world was never meant for one
As beautiful as you”
my world made room
he is criminally underrated.
Why?
Where’s the underrated comment coming from , I don’t think anyone underrated Jeff . Everyone that met and seen him play knew he was of a different breed and a genius unmatched by what he was doing .
He's not underrated at all... he gets amazing acclaim considering he only released one album.
Perhaps Marcie means that so few people are even aware of Jeff. Most people don’t even know that he existed. He is highly lauded by those in the know, but the general population is completely ignorant of Jeff Buckley.
I liked him but he was overrated. I wish he made more pop stuff. A lot of his stuff is a chore to get through. So tuneless.
Too beautiful for this world.
Thanks, but let’s get the focus on Jeff.
I was talking about Jeff.
I was being sarcastic.
Lmao that went right over my head my bad😂
Too brightly he shone... like a comet he blazed across shared his brilliance left people in awe and faded out of sight.💫
His talent was 'so real'
Everytime I listen to Jeff Buckleys music its like coming into his world and I never want out.
There is such a kind and genuine look behind his eyes...
The album Grace is other-worldly; indeed, there is something really magical about it that makes it almost metaphysical.
No matter how many times I listen to the entire album, I keep on discovering new things; hidden sounds. It is almost as if Jeff wanted us to sip it slowly through our life journey. A pure gem!
I can't believe sin-e shut down, such a shame to lose this place
Cbgb too
I listen to jeff everyday. Such an amazing musician.
Me too. I’m actually addicted to his music, I NEED to listen to it daily for mental health. lol
Me too!! every day
His music was really the thing that was making me so emotional and sad because it was just a pure soul, singing, playing and instrument, making poetry and I wish there was so so much more of it. I know people are not their bodies only..so death sometimes doesn’t really make me all that sad, but seeing all these clips of him just being a person and joking and drinking and hanging out and making phone calls and having all these people who were close with him, remember him, the whole last maybe 8 minutes of them reflecting on what he meant to him really really got me in tears. I wish they hadn’t lost their friend who clearly meant so so much to them. I wish we hadn’t lost a literal music god, he was amazing
Thanks for the thoughtful comment. I would be careful calling Jeff or any person a “god”, however. The only human worthy of that distinction is Jesus; who was/is God incarnate, I believe.
MojoPin1983 yeah, I guess I just think very highly of him, he is inspiring
Well..i would call God somebody who helps me to overcome my suiside thoughts, to think about the eternity, and to appreciate short but beautifull moments of the real life - and this is Jeff and his songs. God is everything and everybody what/who reminds us about the preciousness (not sure this word exist) of this life.
Tammy, Jeff wasn’t/isn’t God. Perhaps God worked through Jeff’s music to give you hope, but Jeff was merely a man.
What you’re describing is more akin to idol worship than the philosophical definition of God: an immaterial being/mind; the unmoved mover. In the Christian worldview: the Father, the Son (Jesus) and the Holy Spirit.
MojoPin1983 i guesd you are right.
He’s the only artist that truly brings me happiness..
His vocal. His lyrics. He left the soul in this absolute masterpieces. BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING MUSICIAN!
Who the fuck could give thumbs down? ITS JEFF BUCKLEY. Fucks sake..
Amazing documentary on Jeff Buckley. Bought his record "Grace" back then and I was smitten with the record and fascinated by the sheer talent he possessed. His loss, in my mind, is one of the world's greatest musical tragedies. First it was John Lennon in 1980 and then we lose Jeff Buckley. This one hurts just as much. When I think of Jeff and John, I wonder what great songs we will never hear, but with Jeff specifically, we will never hear THAT voice again.
I only heard of Jeff at the end of last year and I’m 32, I don’t know how that happened. There is not a lot of music that makes you feel that feeling that he emits through music, so uplifting and awakening. He’s so inspirational.
My friend where have U been well am so glad U have discovered this beautiful human being,walks into a river and is gone it still haunts me
I'm the same, & I'm 56! I think many of us missed Jeff at the time. He made this beautiful music, put it in a time capsule & left it here for us to find in our own time.
jeff you're the most beautiful thing the world has ever done
Wow-he did not sing until the 90's!! That voice, just waiting to burst free. Hard to believe that when i heard his first song he had only been singing for a few years. Just wow.
Technically, he sang his whole life. There’s footage of him singing Roxanne by The Police circa 1982 (he was only 15/16, at the time). He didn’t really sing live, regularly, until the 90s.
@@MojoPin1983 Pretty sure his mom would know better so I'm gonna go by what she said.
@surfinmuso As I said, there is visual documentation of Jeff singing live as early as 1982. My other information comes from various articles, books, and interviews.
@surfinmuso What I am stating *is* fact. Here is a clip of him singing live when he was 15 (skip to 7:00): vimeo.com/41954163
Let’s avoid the ad hominem, please.
MojoPin1983 oh my god thank you for that link I’m actually so blown away ❤️😭
This must have been a difficult documentary to make... the tears never dry
Such a beautiful soul
Mishy Crawford god.. wasn’t he 😫❤️
lucy my heart aches for his loss
Luna Quinn Mine too 😢❤️
From the first time I heard his voice, it sounded to me as if it came from a place above, there is a kind of loneliness about it. Love him
Absolutely beautiful man, absolutely stunning voice. Rest in peace.
Although I’m
young (18) Jeff buckleys impact upon my life has been amazing he really has changed my life for the better which is amazing and crazy especially 26 years after Jeff’s passing he deserves every but of fame he gets and I wish he saw the impact he made on the open minded youth of today
@Jamiec1346 I don’t know what do you mean by your last sentiment.
@@MojoPin1983 apologies i will rephrase I just wish he saw the impact he made on people open enough to connect with his music like what he was truly looking for he wanted people to see the “soul” in his music and people truly see that and he’s starting to get the recognition he sadly didn’t get while he was alive
Jeff's still up there...singing with angels.
Imagine what could've been... Jeff thank you
He's absolutely amazing, miss him dearly
Today you were remembered
I can't believe how people like him so rare in this world aren't so much admiration u ntill they die while we appreciate people in the mainstream that have no interest in making a profound example of what life is about.
Most people aren’t even aware that Jeff Buckley ever existed. They may know his cover of Hallelujah, if anything at all. Additionally, his music is very unconventional and not something most casual music listeners could ever get into because it doesn’t follow standard pop or rock rhythmic structures. Lastly, a lot of his music is incredibly sad and many people don’t like listening to music that causes them to reflect on really painful experiences in their lives. We live in a culture that has largely forgotten what it means to be introspective because we are constantly distracted with cell phones, gadgets and social media.
Jeff’s music isn’t background filler or something one can really dance or nod along to; for the most part. It is music that demands a quiet space and one’s undivided attention. It is a contemplative record that takes one on a journey throughout the full spectrum of human emotion and experience. It is definitely an acquired taste that insists upon multiple listening before it starts to make sense. If one were to give the album a cursory listening, they would most likely not get it and never come back to it.
MojoPin1983 I just wish that I knew him in person because Jeff I know would've been my ultimate true friend and idol who knew me for who I was rather than others who perceive the types of person I'd become.
Kamogelo Maila, It is not wise to turn people into idols. Jeff was a mere man. Jesus knows you better than anyone and loves you - to take a line from Last Goodbye - “more than you’ll ever know.”
*“When you exalt the beauty of Christ, I tell you what: no one ever lived like him. No one ever spoke like him. No one was ever so compassionate to sinners as he was. No one ever welcomed the outcasts as he did. He set the law on a higher plain, but his mercy was also in proportionate keeping with it. He knows how to humble us without humiliating us and how to lift us up without flattering us. He gives you the true, essential nature of your worth.” - Ravi Zacharias*
you get it.
Goodness gracious me...I've seen this 3 times and still get the chills in a good way, of course.
I like his humor onstage and of course his limitless talent.
I’m so sad that I just found Jeff now. What a loss. What a catalog of beauty and art we were deprived of.
Better late than never. I agree with your sentiments.
MojoPin1983 agreed! I’m grateful that I found him at all!
Found this little treasure, I love him and admire him so so much!
He went further than he could have ever imagined - the sounds we're making, as artists, will carry him and his sound and legacy along forever.
Amazing has one of the best voices of all time and didn't even want to sing
Singing in Heaven with the angels now . . I hope I get to hear him live one day since I never got the chance while he was here on earth! Unfortunately I never heard of him until he had passed.
The first time I listened to Grace I remember it was on MTV, I heard his voice and I was blown away. I then saw his face in the black and white video and he was so beautiful. How could so much beauty be all in a single human being I didn't know. After almost 30 years I am still blown away by his voice, kindness, beauty, passion. Such a loss! I don't personally know any person that knows his music, if not just really a couple of songs! That's both so sad and a shame!
I lived there in that time, 2nd Av 5and 6th I saw him play around NYC back then, I remember thinking he was going to be huge, he was inspiring me to do music. now he is still inspiring me. left too early.
I feel like I know him and it's sad becouse the only think that I have the honor to know about him is his amazing music
He put his entire soul into his music. I feel the same exact way. There is no one I would rather have been able to see perform.
Thank you so much for this.
Weeping like I baby I am...
:) didn't know Joda was a fan of Buckley.
Sarah Masia Anyone as wise as Yoda must be a Buckley fan 😊
my angel
Je me souviens comme si c'était hier de la première fois que j'ai entendu "Grace", la chanson. Je me suis plongé dans l'album immédiatement et à peine un an plus tard, je me retrouvais assis avec un ami au Théâtre de l'Olympia à Paris pour le voir enfin ! Jamais je n'oublierai ce concert qui reste, à ce jour, le plus fort que j'ai jamais vécu dans toute ma vie d'artiste.
Great video, thank you. 🙏
When I heard the analogy of a "Gentle wild horse" about Jeff, I felt it was so true. He was like a spirited angel who still lives on through his amazing voice, words and music.
Born in the Year of the Fire Horse. Indeed among the wildest yet gentlest. ☺
Me too, I thought it was perfect! You just look at that beautiful face & its exactly same feeling you get.
RIP Hal Willner
God bless him.
Thank you for this extremely interesting documentary about Jeff Buckley. He was a genuine talent that lived and breathed music. It is very rare that a musician is allowed to be that experimental in the big studio on record company time, it certainly was in his favour that Tim Buckley was his father. I think his talent was way beyond that of his father's.
You’re welcome. I agree with your sentiments. God bless.
This Doc captures the vibe of the East Village at this wondrous time! I lived there then...saw Jeff playing through the window one evening - didn't go in....MY BAD! I saw some of these folks hanging around the Village. Some are still there - Hal passed last year from Covid. Some were cool, others - SHARKS! Won't name names, but - Everyone was talking about the young Jeff Buckley! We will never - NEVER see times like this Again!
Here is a rare video clip of him from that period:
*Jeff Buckley at Sin-e, Summer 1992:* ruclips.net/video/XltMQ0Z19FU/видео.html
bonsoir
J'adore ce qu'il faisait , c'est d'une grande beauté rempli d'émotion .Paie à son âme .
Naw... Mum talking towards the end there nearly made me cry
This video made my day and moved me to tears. Thank you for sharing his story. RIP to such a genuine talent...
so lucky to have his music
Known of him for 20 years, but I was still too late. Not seeing him grow as an artist is an incredible loss for all of us. Glen Hansard outside Sin-e...have I died and gone to heaven?!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Music is one of those abstract beautiful things that seems to exist in some metaphysical realm, that we can nearly all appreciate. Musicians get to tap into it to various degrees now and again, but Buckley's whole being seemed to be engaged wholly within this realm. Even when he spoke, you could see he was there.
most beautiful voice and soul
Music. Right now. An incredible power that unites.
amazing and heartbreaking
"the hardest thing about losing a friend young is cause ya keep em sorta alive"
One of a few strangers to me whose death took my breath away. I know where I was when I heard the news.
what a time that was. miss it dearly.
amazing human
@HT222 Thanks.
5 STARS
He is an Elizabethan poet born and to the bone All feeling but what feelings to have felt !
a pure soul.
WOWOWOWOWOW.... thank You Sssso much for this great documentary 💕❤️💕❤️💕 I simply ADORE Jeff Buckley.....
Thank you very much thank you for posting it
Amazing !!!!!
this is the best video I have ever seen
Beautiful little doc : )
Yes, he was beautiful, but he wasn’t a doctor.
Haa : ) Doc.. umentary ; )
Wow, awesome collection of Buckley vids on your channel, I just subbed : )
Thanks, man. I have the most comprehensive channel on RUclips (besides Jeff’s official channel) that is dedicated to the visual legacy of Jeff Buckley. Hopefully I can come across and unearth new material in the future.
Most excellent indeed, keep on keepin' on : )
Fucking amazing. He’s the guy.
thank you SOOOOOOOOOO.much for posting this!
You're welcome, Joe. God bless.
Hall of fame has missed a great musician passes over no justice!!!!! Hopefully he will make it there ASAP fabulous poet singer the whole real deal!!!!!👍❤️☮️
♥️
Rest easy brother
Thank you for all the Jeff Buckley stuff, I am late to the party but am fully obsessed. lol If the 1983 is your birth year then we have that in common too!!
You’re welcome. Yes, 1983 is my birth year. My birthday is on June 27th. God bless.
MojoPin1983 I’m July 25th! Happy Birthday MojoPin! Thank you for all the great content!!
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Gone way too soon...
That’s what my gut said, the last time I ate KFC.
We love your beautiful boy Mary ❤
24:35 Summed up perfectly.
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Thanks for another video .. now subbed your channel 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 please share whatever you can of Jeff. Sandra. Australia. 💜
You’re welcome, Sandra-Louise. Thanks for subscribing. I’ll post whatever I can find. God bless you.
Don't know if you read these MrMojo... but I've never even seen this stuff about Jeff... he acted kind of introverted, but this is not surprising to me. It's just one of those things that happen.. Glad to have known him even briefly. My entire adult life is dotted with really talented and more "famous" artists I don't even care to remember and have real life stories beginning ... uhhh... The year after Woodstock? '70. Jeff played harp too. You'll hear it when I put it up. Created a rhythm track with no percussion instruments. As far as music people go? If they are nice I like em. If I don't like em I don't care what their name is or who they are.
My crazy life...
@DGinLA Original Music With respect, you have made a lot of claims about Jeff, allegedly, being a session player for you. Do you have any way of proving this? I don't mean to be cynical, but I have encountered several frauds through this channel, whose stories, when examined thoroughly, didn't add up, thus, I am always wary of anyone who claims to have known, and worked with, Jeff.
What a dissapointment :( i was dreaming to come to usa, NY and to visit Sin-e, Jeff,s place. And it turns out it doesnt exhist anymore...replaced with a shop ((
Yeah same:(
He has another place in Memphis.. its still there
15:30 Best Calling You interpretation
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I wonder why he didn't played mojo pin and eternal life at these sessions, he did wrote them by that point.
Perhaps he did. There are many songs from these sessions that still haven't been released. The tracks on this album are only a sampling of what was recorded at that time.
He DID play them. Check out the deluxe extended Legacy edition of his Live At Sine CD. (The original 1994 release was a short EP - - essentially just a sampler to whet the listener's appetite.)
Wait, Jeff, I am your graph
Who also clicked it because of the thumbnail
where can i watch the original clips of jeff they used for this doc? not the shows necessarily but the backstage/studio etc footage
Unfortunately, they’ve never been released. Actually, some of it has been published. Give me some timestamps of what you’re referring to, specifically.
A movie should be made about Jeff Buckley and James Franco should star in it.
There's no need for such a film to be made. Most people have no idea that Jeff Buckley even existed, and James Franco is a dozen years older than Jeff was when he died. He's way too old to play that part, now.
@@MojoPin1983 The reason that most people did not know Jeff Buckley existed is exactly why a movie should be made - So people can be introduced(if not already) to a TRUE master artist/musician! My girlfriend at the time was a HUGE Buckley fan and got me to become a fan as well. My teenage kids are now into his music and vibe. No auto-tune, computers, AI etc., This is REAL music at it's best! Yeah, I know that Franco is a little older now, but he was the closest in resemblance that I could think of.
@@sonnycusa If a film is made, Terry Crews is the only logical choice for Jeff’s part.
@@MojoPin1983 Okay, that works! I like the way he thinks and what he stands for! His stance on BLM make him a Rockstar in my book!
@@MojoPin1983 I just imagined Terry with a blonde Telecaster, wearing a tight V-neck T- shirt while singing and moving his pecs. Oh, and robot dancing at the same time. I would pay to see that.
Oh to have gone to Sin-e
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what’s the name of the recording at the beginning?
@awkwardomelette7316 Just Like a Woman: ruclips.net/video/eh-PMHmd00o/видео.html
Does anybody KNOW if we can hear his first solo tape from Shelter Island - the whole thing - is it available anywhere?
It’s in Sony’s archives. They’ll release more of it, eventually, but who knows if we’ll ever hear it all.
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Songs at 11:15 and 17:55 ?
@Yarpindeed Both are the same song: Night Flight (which is a Led Zeppelin cover).
*Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Extended Version):* ruclips.net/video/19lm2Vaz5j8/видео.html&app=desktop
*Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Live at Sin-é, New York, NY - July/August 1993):* ruclips.net/video/hYN8Mk54XHg/видео.html&app=desktop
Thanks so much!
That guy looks like the angry neighbour from friends.
@Smadar Frisch What guy? More importantly, who watches Friends?
@@MojoPin1983 oh Mr. Heckles. AKA "The weird man"...I love Friends :))) I recommend you watch it if you haven't watched it till now.
It would be like if Dylan died before blonde on blonde.
No blood on the tracks.
Too weird.
Hey man... let me know if it's ok to even write what I'm writing here. I don't wanna dis anyone.... well... not here anyway. :)
I appreciate you putting this site... channel... together!
Why wouldn’t it be ok? You’re welcome, regarding my channel. Glad that you like it.
i dont know how i feel about this documentary, especially towards the end as they try to justify the release of “you and I”. Buckley didnt want his private demos and such published, and while MSTD is an outright atrocity IMO, you and i is still a bit disappointing. You dont share this view Mojo?
@Christian Dillon The Songs on You and I aren’t Jeff’s private demos; they are studio recordings that resulted from an early session, at the behest of his A&R man, Steve Berkowitz. Jeff never expressed any opinion about their prospective release, at some future point.
With respect to MSTD, I can understand why some might object to the release of the Verlaine sessions and Jeff’s 4-Track demos, however, one has to reconsider the circumstances in light of Jeff’s passing. Had he lived, those recordings wouldn’t have been released, as we have them. Since he died, though, the question of their release takes on a different context, since it at least gives us a glimpse of how his second album was going to sound.
If Jeff could speak to us from the grave, perhaps he might give his blessing to release this material, despite it not being up to his standard, as it is better than nothing..