This is an excerpt from the BBC FOUR documentary, *Jeff Buckley: Everybody Here Wants You (2002):* ruclips.net/video/GYrxaJpBawA/видео.html&t Featured in the video is Steve Berkowitz of Columbia Records (Jeff's A&R man), actor, Brad Pitt, Led Zeppelin guitarist and producer, Jimmy Page, and Michael Clouse. *Jimmy Page About Jeff Buckley:* ruclips.net/video/h6q-7GO0aaw/видео.html *Brad Pitt on Jeff Buckley:* ruclips.net/video/k2lpSLghDVk/видео.html *Robert Plant on Jeff Buckley | Q TV (CBC):* ruclips.net/video/n0kUK4IoWqQ/видео.html *Robert Plant on Jeff & Tim Buckley:* ruclips.net/video/6DZCbCkn52w/видео.html *Jeff Buckley - "My Main Musical Influences?":* ruclips.net/video/vC-wm6sXXTc/видео.html Led Zeppelin covers: *Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Live at Sin-é, New York, NY - July/August 1993):* ruclips.net/video/hYN8Mk54XHg/видео.html *Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Extended Version):* ruclips.net/video/19lm2Vaz5j8/видео.html *Jeff Buckley - Four Sticks/The Way Young Lovers Do:* ruclips.net/video/be9BR0nnAy0/видео.html *Jeff Buckley - When The Levee Breaks:* ruclips.net/video/kIa1VZ_mncA/видео.html *Jeff Buckley - Kashmir (Led Zeppelin Parody) | Live at Olympia, Paris, France, July 1995:* ruclips.net/video/Wf0_XWdDxbM/видео.html "On this day in 1996, I saw Jeff Buckley perform in Melbourne. Jeff Buckley was something of an ethereal spirit: a musical magician whose album 'Grace' showcased a unique talent. His name was on the lips of all musos from the release of that album and for the next two years. I had heard him sing a couple of songs at a distance on the Other Stage at Glastonbury, where Page and Plant were headlining: you could feel him, it was extraordinary. I had listened intently to 'Grace' whilst I was on tour and made a point to see him at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne on this day in 1996." - Jimmy Page, from his official Instagram account: instagram.com/p/B9KPsOijhu1/ *Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page Reveals Jeff Buckley Invited Him To Work On An Album:* cosmicmagazine.com.au/news/led-zeppelins-jimmy-page-reveals-jeff-buckley-invited-him-to-work-on-an-album/ "The Best Thing I've Heard All Year" - 75 stars of stage and screen pop round to hog the stereo | MOJO Issue 38 / January 1997. Jimmy Page appears on the magazine cover, holding up a copy of Grace by Jeff Buckley: cdn.onebauer.media/one/media/601d/272b/9e78/df52/03b1/17e3/image-asset.jpeg?format=jpg&quality=80&width=850&ratio=1-1&resize=aspectfit jeffbuckley.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/MagzArticle1.jpg (Cameron Crowe, asked about his inclusion of Led Zeppelin songs in his film, Almost Famous): How’d you secure the rights to the music? "They took us across the street to a wine bar. They said, “Well, ‘Stairway to Heaven,’ we gotta say no to, ’cause it’s just too much. We just don’t do anything with ‘Stairway to Heaven.'” We’re like, “Whomp, whomp, whomp.” And Page goes, “But I would like to give you an extra song that’s more of an acoustic busking vibe. We’ll give that to you free.” He replaced “Stairway to Heaven” with “Bron-Yr-Aur.” He gave that to us for free, just to have that texture in the movie, which was amazing. And we ran through the streets afterward. *The rest of that meeting was spent talking about how much we all loved Jeff Buckley.* Officially the coolest night ever, or the un-coolest night ever. I don’t know. That was a huge kind of buoy to swim to, because without Led Zeppelin, it’s just not the same movie." - Cameron Crowe on the 20th Anniversary of ‘Almost Famous’: ‘It’s Never Been as Popular as It Is Now’ | Rolling Stone article by Angie Martoccio, August 20, 2020: www.rollingstone.com/movies/movie-features/almost-famous-20th-anniversary-cameron-crowe-interview-1041826/?fbclid=IwAR22svd6wbSLUONU6UxB0BKjxictKfcG98OdJm6gtnoXiSq_C1gcKBIu6eo
Thanks for posting this Excellent video. The first song of Jeff's that I heard on the radio was "Everybody here wants you." I had to get the CD, to this day, when I play that song, I have to listen to it on repeat 3 or 4 times. Him and his dad are both excellent singer/songwriters. Jeff just seemed like a real cool guy.
If Bowie, Yorke, Paige, Plant and Pitt say that it's an amazing album With Bowie Even saying that it's one of his "Desert Island disks" Then it's an amazing album
@@MojoPin1983 And if bowie one of the greatest rock icon's of all time likes this album, then surely it's amazing and I agree, I can listen to grace a billion times and never get tired of it
Its a well known story that Thom Yorke keep failing laying down vocal for Fake Plastic Trees, and one night he went to see Jeff Buckley, return to studio afterwards, and nail the vocal in one take.
"Where have I been? Do I know nothing?" - Brad Pitt How most feel when they discover Jeff Buckley. Then they look for the next concert, show, or album. Only to realize they are too late, and the sadness seeps in.
Yes. Same. I wasn't paying attention to new music after 1990. Learned about Buckley in the early 00's, heard some of it, was blown AWAY by Grace (the song) and was incredibly saddened when I learned he died several years before. RIP
Stark Fabrication yes, I “discovered” him around 99 and had to know everything about him immediately. Then I found out he died. A week later I found out my first boyfriend (who I hadn’t seen in years) died... he drowned just life Jeff.
I discovered him through John Mayer like 6 or 7 years ago, then I watched 3 music videos of his on youtube, then I googled him just to make me angry for the fact that he was already gone long long time ago. And after that I swear to god, I immediately googled for more theories of his faked death, I just wanted to know if there was a leaked picture of him getting older. Yes, it was such a let down.
robert plant and chris cornell both saying that jeff's vocal ability was 'scary' and 'mind altering' is a scary level of complement in itself .... an interviewer asked Plant what he thought of Buckley being inspired by Led Zeppelin, and Plant basically said that it's silly comparing him to Buckley, and that Buckley was on levels far beyond Led Zeppelin..... dude said he was literally intimidated as a musician when watching Buckley perform live
@@lyndoncmp5751as far as artistic talent I think so. I mean even just listening to one of his songs if he sang, wrote his own lyrics, and played his own guitar that is incredible. Led Zeppelin is amazing but take out one member and the magic is gone. All the members contributed to it. But one person doing all that by themselves is remarkable. Led Zeppelin obviously had a greater legacy left with their music but I think they mean creative ability wise
luxx_interior Thom Yorke did not use falsetto on Pablo Honey. Buckley released Grace in ‘94. The Bends came out in ‘95. Also www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/why-radiohead-s-the-bends-is-the-worst-great-album-of-all-time-1.4199850
Heard 'The Last Goodbye" around 4am on rage when I was a teenager, the whole album still gives me chills to this day and I'm now 41. It is a profound and epic masterpiece of emotional release into music.... and it shall always be my favourite.
Jimmy Page is a great guitarists and technical for that era of music but he is not the best person to give an example of when talking about saying that particular person being intimidated by someone's guitar skill as an indicator for 'making it'.
What do you mean? I think Page was impressed by Buckley’s craftsmanship in terms of creating guitar music. Great songs. That is what Page did also. I think you are thinking more of technical wizardry on the guitar. Someone like Steve Vai is like that, but I could not name you any great songs he has written. You see where I (and Page) are coming from?
TipOfTheDtoYa. I basically just commented the same thing 👍 He wasnt incredibly amazing but his ability to write and compose music with real soul & heart.. And that voice is pure from deep within, a rare thing nowadays.
Jeff wasn’t “incredibly amazing?” Listen to this and see if it changes your mind. No one else in the history of the world could pull this off as well as him: *Jeff Buckley - The Way Young Lovers Do - Live at Sin-é:* www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ypwzb
MojoPin1983 will do now👍 I appreciate everything Jeff Buckley, and Grace was the first song i heard, it blew me away and still does, nothing comes close to the construction and brilliance within his songs. Though if im honest i dont know who is incredibly amazing as i listen to and appreciate alot of music, so i cant say "this is my favorite" or "they are truly amazing" i just see it for what it is... If ya know what i mean.
I only learned of him within the last few months. Hallelujah cover was my introduction. Now I've been watching a little bit about his bio and old interviews from the early 90s or mid 90s. Sorry but I wasn't exactly around back then. He is very very unique boys for sure. I heard some track with him and Chris Cornell
In 1997 while I was pregnant with my daughter Madeline Lydia-Grace this was the only album I listened to. She grew up. went to college in Iowa, now living now with her dad. The Missippi river runs through the town. I stood there at the river's edge and thought why you Jeff Buckley not only because of your voice and musical intellect and passion but you were only thirty! You deserved to live that photo of the river I took is on my fridge it's both haunting and beautiful like your music!!!
Been listening to Jeff for decades and I still haven't heard everything he did because I keep on going back to the Grace album it's just that wonderful.
Liam Naughton I. A huge fan for years and I’m 65. The first time I heard was like what...heaven sent this angel.🙏🙏🙏🙏 im a huge fan of his dad too . Tim was amazing. Enjoy🎸🎸🎸🎸
His dad Tim Buckley is excellent too! Both have the same style. Both excellent one of a kind voices! Check out his dad song A song for Siren. The you tube video of him singing it on The Monkeys tv show is excellent! You can see where he got his talent from!
Yep. I was in my early fifties when I heard of him. What a special album he created, one of those rare pieces that leaves a lasting impact on how you view the world.
It is so amazingly tragic that we'll never hear what Jeff could have done. The music he left is just staggering and I'll guess we should be thankful for that. It was interesting to hear Jimmy Page say that when he heard "Grace" that he listened to it constantly as the songs revealed themselves. I know that when I heard "Grace" I couldn't stop listening to it either. You put it on and had to listen to it all the way through. It's great to see these guys "hopefully" turning people on to Jeff who don't know who he is. Cool video, thanks for posting.
I guess it must have been Jennifer Aniston although Pitt must have become a fan quite late on after Buckley had died. My initial thought was that it must have been Juliette Lewis but they were never married either.
@hellovanite You wouldn’t have happened to have taped his Max TV interview with Zane Lowe, or any other television appearances, such as his interview with Dylan Taite, would you?
If the Wolf River Harbor hadn’t of taken him, (“stay with me under these waves tonight, be free for once in your life, tonight” …. shiver runs down my spine), he would have single handedly altered the music scene. His talents were immaculate, he was worth a thousand current musicians. A million. He was a mystery and his music haunts me and it will forever I guess.
I am once again saddened that i had not discovered him till now. What a loss such a talent. Beautiful songs. May we fill our spirit with such beautiful emotional music.
I found & know of Jeff. Buckley through listening to the song hallelujah 0n the beginning of 2021 & became instantly obsessed with him & became really saddened about his death
Man I have always thought the exact same thing that Jimmy Page stated. His guitar work was so unusual and eccentric that I too always assumed he played in alternate tunings. According to Jimmy Page he did not. That really surprises me. Buckley: what just a total original.
He only used alternate tunings for a few songs, such as: Last Goodbye, What Will You Say, Vancouver, Kanga Roo + some songs from Live at Sin-e. He used Drop D for a few songs as well: Grace, Mojo Pin, I Woke Up In A Strange Place, Haven’t You Heard, The Sky Is A Landfill.
Yeah every decent guitarist throws the E to D once in a while. That was pretty cool to hear that come from Page. Makes me feel up to par with Jimmy Page's guitar mentality. HAHA just kidding, You got a pretty awesome channel here dude. I always knew Buckley loved Zep but I never knew they dug him too. Pretty HUGE compliment to Buckleys music. I wonder if they ever jammed with his dad.
A true fact that came from a very close friend of mine who was on tour with PLANT AND PAGE in 1996 was that they used to play the album GRACE. before going on stage. That's some compliment
Came across Jeff Buckley whilst on a hunt for more good music... I first heard Grace, which blew me away, i then read about him... Knowing his story created even more appreciation for this guy, along with sadness for what music could have been with Buckley here today. One of the most underrated artists of all time, and only now is his name more known. RIP - Music without him is not the same.
I‘m always surprised why so many people don‘t know him, he was one of the best singers that ever existed. That’s a fact. But still he is not a household name, which I think is so strange, I don‘t get it
Brad and Jimmy put it in the right words,thats exactly what I felt when I heard the album for the first time.I came into the album because I heard Heather Nova talked about Jeff Buckley and I went on from there.Then I was so shocked when I heard that he died in such a tragic kind of way.Seems to me he came into this world to leave this brilliant and mystical album and then he had to go,for some reasons that god only knows.It is so sad.Rest ln Peace Jeff🎙🎸🕯♾
I miss him, and I like so many others who found their way to his music, felt he was singing my life. I was waiting on his new album, while grocery shopping, and saw on the magazine stand that he had passed. It was a very sad event in my life. R. I. P. Jeff. You have helped me through some tough times, and still do.
The first time Jeff Buckley got my attention was when I heard him sang Allelujah😭 then I learned about his passing, so sad, but he left us with beautiful music that touches my innermost being!!! Praying for you Jeff Buckley, rest in eternal peace🌺
Nice video mate, a bit choppy, but its nice to see such a big fan. I saw your comment about Layne and Jeff doing a Led Zep cover on another video of Jeff and it made my day. Thanks Stranger.
I lived at 6711 Yucca in 88 , 2 blocks from Jeff , while attending MIT . We are 210 days apart in age , part greek , California natives, and i live in Tennessee, where he died. Ha . Jeff played with John Humphreys, mit instructor, they tracked his stuff, with Tool drummer, and jeff played guitar, and reluctantly sang a little back up vocals. 🤘
Unfortunately, John Humphreys refuses to share his footage of Jeff and Danny from their days in The Wild Blue Yonder. I’ve tried to convince him to do so, a few times, but he keeps making up excuses about how Jeff wouldn’t have wanted anyone to see it. Personally, I think John has other reasons for not releasing it.
@@MojoPin1983 weird . First off , i don't even remember a John Humphreys, and i knew who most faculty was , from norman brown to keith wyatt to paul gilbert , scott henderson , jeff berlin , etc , etc , . Secondly, why wouldn't he want to share this , either from a standpoint, of sharing rare jeff , OR , how about showing off , YOUR project, YOUR music, for the world to hear ? Sounds like he lost the tapes , is lying , or just a plain weirdo . A guy i know i Montreal, went there same time as Jeff, Federico Penserini. Guitar player. I knew him in 2003 in Montreal. Went over to his place , he played me a cassette of something bootleg from GIT . I moved into 6711 Yucca in August of 88 , i believe Jeff left Hollywood or at least school, in like April of 88 . Paul Gilbert was my next door neighbor, i would trade Paul and every orher musician ive met , for 10 min with Jeff
@@MojoPin1983 I think Jeff would cringe at all of the live stuff being released. He was such a perfectionist he wasn't even happy with the small amount of live material that was put out when he was alive. Though as a fan I'm not complaining, his discography is so small the live stuff really adds a lot to his legacy because the performances would vary so much from show to show. And I personally feel (even with all the imperfections) that for the most part he was better live than in the studio.
He loved Zeppelin, he loved Jimmy Page. That's another reasons among many to know that Jeff Buckley's career could maybe have been as great as their's.
"There's the moon asking to stay Long enough for the clouds to fly me away Well it's my time coming, i'm not afraid to die My fading voice sings of love, But she cries to the clicking of time Of time." Grace. RIP Jeff Buckley
We have a show called Rage. Starts at midnight goes till early morning on a saturday. Its 100%music videos and the like. I came home late and drunk as was typical after a friday session. The concert just started and i was fixated from start to finish. Instant fan. For ever miss what could have been and for ever grateful for what was.
And he accomplished all these with one album that consisted of 7 original songs and 3 cover versions. How good you have to be to be the most influential musician of a generation with 7 original songs? Only Jeff
i mean he has more than just 7. you’ve got all of my sweetheart the drunk. and he also played originals like “i woke up in a strange place” and “what will you say” live
SuperNavatar, Grace might take several plays before it clicks. It is very unconventional. The more you listen, the more it will grow on you. Just make sure to do so with no distractions. Lie on your bed, put on some headphones and close your eyes. That is the best way to experience this album. It requires one’s full attention to appreciate all of its nuances and textures.
@@rawdjango4661 EuphoriaMorning is great but even Cornell would tell you he was unhappy with the released version. Ive spoken about this with Alain Johannes. He sent me the original masters for euphoria morning and they're so much darker than the released versions. Cornell also wanted to call it Euphoria Mourning, but this didnt pass the execs. From memory the record company, unbelievably, lost the original masters and released a different finished product. But, aside from that, the albums you named, along with Grace, are certainly the best thing to come from the nineties.
Wow! I do have something in common with Brad. I played this constantly back when it came out. Come to think about it I got pretty hooked on his dad's "Happy Sad" album too. I was so sad to hear of his passing. No telling what Jeff would have produced.
0:47 Quite literally since his father. It's an astounding testament about innate talent if you consider they didn't even have an influence on each other beyond their genes
True but I think it's more how extensive his harmonic understanding was that he used unusual (for guitar) voicings and intervals much like a jazz player or pianist so the effect is transcendent
I learned about Jeff Buckley on an interview with Chris Cornell where he praised his skills. naturally, i had to listen to his work on youtube and was stunned how good he was.. but then, if Cornell liked him, it shouldn't have been much of a surprise.
Absolutely obvious to anybody who loved his music but dammit what a tragedy what a real loss that So many never got to really know the genius and I don’t use that word lightly of Jeff Buckley when he played live he and his band interacted intuitively and that’s the best way to play in my opinion it was definitely a life that should not have been cut short
So... people have been saying negative things about jimmy page complimenting Jeff Buckley and that Jimmy page compliment is not something to be impressed with. I slightly disagree. Jimmy page has influenced millions of guitarists from all ages. Out of all those millions of guitarist he sets his eyes on Jeff Buckley, and sees the greatness in him. It’s like impressing your teacher at middle/high school. If your teacher sees you as a very capable student, wouldn’t others also be impressed of your capabilities? Just think about it for a sec.
I’ll feel forever grateful to the boy I had a fling with who worked at Wild Oats in Portland OR who introduced me to Jeff Buckley. I can’t remember his name but I sure remember Jeff Buckley ✨💛✨
Not going to get into a ridiculous debate about Tim vs. Jeff. Both had amazing 4 octave ranges and a desire to explore something different. Virtually every album Tim made is different from the previous one. Not surprisingly Jeff wished to escape the shadow of his father. I have a feeling though that his father would have understood. BTW, I very much liked "Dream Brother" the book that parallels their lives.
I just getting into Tim's music. I bought 3 of his old albums this week. Really love Greetings for L.A., Goodbye Hello, and Happy Sad. All great albums!
Lilac wine by jeff Buckley is the most beautiful song for me ever best interpretation even if nina simone is my favourite jazz gospel artist and voice. Such a shame
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This is an excerpt from the BBC FOUR documentary, *Jeff Buckley: Everybody Here Wants You (2002):* ruclips.net/video/GYrxaJpBawA/видео.html&t
Featured in the video is Steve Berkowitz of Columbia Records (Jeff's A&R man), actor, Brad Pitt, Led Zeppelin guitarist and producer, Jimmy Page, and Michael Clouse.
*Jimmy Page About Jeff Buckley:* ruclips.net/video/h6q-7GO0aaw/видео.html
*Brad Pitt on Jeff Buckley:* ruclips.net/video/k2lpSLghDVk/видео.html
*Robert Plant on Jeff Buckley | Q TV (CBC):* ruclips.net/video/n0kUK4IoWqQ/видео.html
*Robert Plant on Jeff & Tim Buckley:* ruclips.net/video/6DZCbCkn52w/видео.html
*Jeff Buckley - "My Main Musical Influences?":* ruclips.net/video/vC-wm6sXXTc/видео.html
Led Zeppelin covers:
*Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Live at Sin-é, New York, NY - July/August 1993):* ruclips.net/video/hYN8Mk54XHg/видео.html
*Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Extended Version):* ruclips.net/video/19lm2Vaz5j8/видео.html
*Jeff Buckley - Four Sticks/The Way Young Lovers Do:* ruclips.net/video/be9BR0nnAy0/видео.html
*Jeff Buckley - When The Levee Breaks:* ruclips.net/video/kIa1VZ_mncA/видео.html
*Jeff Buckley - Kashmir (Led Zeppelin Parody) | Live at Olympia, Paris, France, July 1995:* ruclips.net/video/Wf0_XWdDxbM/видео.html
"On this day in 1996, I saw Jeff Buckley perform in Melbourne. Jeff Buckley was something of an ethereal spirit: a musical magician whose album 'Grace' showcased a unique talent. His name was on the lips of all musos from the release of that album and for the next two years. I had heard him sing a couple of songs at a distance on the Other Stage at Glastonbury, where Page and Plant were headlining: you could feel him, it was extraordinary. I had listened intently to 'Grace' whilst I was on tour and made a point to see him at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne on this day in 1996."
- Jimmy Page, from his official Instagram account: instagram.com/p/B9KPsOijhu1/
*Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page Reveals Jeff Buckley Invited Him To Work On An Album:* cosmicmagazine.com.au/news/led-zeppelins-jimmy-page-reveals-jeff-buckley-invited-him-to-work-on-an-album/
"The Best Thing I've Heard All Year" - 75 stars of stage and screen pop round to hog the stereo | MOJO Issue 38 / January 1997. Jimmy Page appears on the magazine cover, holding up a copy of Grace by Jeff Buckley: cdn.onebauer.media/one/media/601d/272b/9e78/df52/03b1/17e3/image-asset.jpeg?format=jpg&quality=80&width=850&ratio=1-1&resize=aspectfit
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(Cameron Crowe, asked about his inclusion of Led Zeppelin songs in his film, Almost Famous): How’d you secure the rights to the music?
"They took us across the street to a wine bar. They said, “Well, ‘Stairway to Heaven,’ we gotta say no to, ’cause it’s just too much. We just don’t do anything with ‘Stairway to Heaven.'” We’re like, “Whomp, whomp, whomp.” And Page goes, “But I would like to give you an extra song that’s more of an acoustic busking vibe. We’ll give that to you free.” He replaced “Stairway to Heaven” with “Bron-Yr-Aur.” He gave that to us for free, just to have that texture in the movie, which was amazing. And we ran through the streets afterward. *The rest of that meeting was spent talking about how much we all loved Jeff Buckley.* Officially the coolest night ever, or the un-coolest night ever. I don’t know. That was a huge kind of buoy to swim to, because without Led Zeppelin, it’s just not the same movie."
- Cameron Crowe on the 20th Anniversary of ‘Almost Famous’: ‘It’s Never Been as Popular as It Is Now’ | Rolling Stone article by Angie Martoccio, August 20, 2020: www.rollingstone.com/movies/movie-features/almost-famous-20th-anniversary-cameron-crowe-interview-1041826/?fbclid=IwAR22svd6wbSLUONU6UxB0BKjxictKfcG98OdJm6gtnoXiSq_C1gcKBIu6eo
Still one of my favorites because I have that voice and swagger inside
Thanks for posting this Excellent video. The first song of Jeff's that I heard on the radio was "Everybody here wants you." I had to get the CD, to this day, when I play that song, I have to listen to it on repeat 3 or 4 times. Him and his dad are both excellent singer/songwriters. Jeff just seemed like a real cool guy.
Wow thanks for all the links🙏
Thank you 👍 😊
In Australia 'Last Goodbye' is regularly voted in the top five greatest songs of all time. Jeff Buckley was huge here.
yall got taste it's in my top 2 along with Mayonaise by the Smashing Pumpkins
This made me want to go live in Australia
Never knew that. He's underappreciated in the US
@@evanjohnson3203no he isnt not in NY he is not
i love how it says Brad Pit - Fan
Ganté the goblin I found that hilarious🤣🤣
Ganté the goblin well that is what he is
The person who captioned this has a sense of humour.
Right. Then Jimmy Page- guitarist, Led Zeppelin.
Ironically he died singing the chorus to Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love.
If Bowie, Yorke, Paige, Plant and Pitt say that it's an amazing album With Bowie Even saying that it's one of his "Desert Island disks" Then it's an amazing album
David Bowie called Grace the best album of all time.
@@MojoPin1983 And if bowie one of the greatest rock icon's of all time likes this album, then surely it's amazing and I agree, I can listen to grace a billion times and never get tired of it
Its a well known story that Thom Yorke keep failing laying down vocal for Fake Plastic Trees, and one night he went to see Jeff Buckley, return to studio afterwards, and nail the vocal in one take.
@@MojoPin1983 where did he say this? i’ve spent ages looking for it with no success
Well, it’s pretty obvious from just listening to it.
"Where have I been? Do I know nothing?" - Brad Pitt
How most feel when they discover Jeff Buckley.
Then they look for the next concert, show, or album. Only to realize they are too late, and the sadness seeps in.
I couldn't agree with this statement more. You fall in love with his songs and then you find out he's already left gone.
You nailed it
Yes. Same. I wasn't paying attention to new music after 1990. Learned about Buckley in the early 00's, heard some of it, was blown AWAY by Grace (the song) and was incredibly saddened when I learned he died several years before. RIP
Stark Fabrication yes, I “discovered” him around 99 and had to know everything about him immediately. Then I found out he died. A week later I found out my first boyfriend (who I hadn’t seen in years) died... he drowned just life Jeff.
I discovered him through John Mayer like 6 or 7 years ago, then I watched 3 music videos of his on youtube, then I googled him just to make me angry for the fact that he was already gone long long time ago. And after that I swear to god, I immediately googled for more theories of his faked death, I just wanted to know if there was a leaked picture of him getting older. Yes, it was such a let down.
For me Jeff is like a comet, his passage through the earth was brief, but he left the most beautiful memories.
robert plant and chris cornell both saying that jeff's vocal ability was 'scary' and 'mind altering' is a scary level of complement in itself .... an interviewer asked Plant what he thought of Buckley being inspired by Led Zeppelin, and Plant basically said that it's silly comparing him to Buckley, and that Buckley was on levels far beyond Led Zeppelin..... dude said he was literally intimidated as a musician when watching Buckley perform live
Are you referring to the interview that I have linked in the pinned comment at the top of the page, or are you referring to some other interview?
yeah that's an incredible statement...
In no way was Buckley levels beyond Led Zeppelin. Let's keep it real. Plant was always self depreciating.
@@lyndoncmp5751as far as artistic talent I think so. I mean even just listening to one of his songs if he sang, wrote his own lyrics, and played his own guitar that is incredible. Led Zeppelin is amazing but take out one member and the magic is gone. All the members contributed to it. But one person doing all that by themselves is remarkable. Led Zeppelin obviously had a greater legacy left with their music but I think they mean creative ability wise
Thom Yorke has said it was Jeff Buckley that inspired him to use his falsetto.
Same with Matt Bellamy and probably a whole slew of others.
Also the reason he ended up with the version of fake plastic trees on the bends
@@willchalmers8914 I always heard Jeff's influence on that beautiful song 💗
David Reynolds I can see that.
luxx_interior Thom Yorke did not use falsetto on Pablo Honey. Buckley released Grace in ‘94. The Bends came out in ‘95. Also
www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/why-radiohead-s-the-bends-is-the-worst-great-album-of-all-time-1.4199850
"He's Plant and Page in one"... The best description of Jeff Buckley I've heard. We lost so much when we lost Jeff.
Definitely! Him and Doug Hopkins from the Gin Blossoms. Sad to be taken away with so much left to give.......
Brad Pitt " Yeah! I found him, Because actually my wife had him.. Uhh had the disk. Had him.. huh, she wishes " xD
Heard 'The Last Goodbye" around 4am on rage when I was a teenager, the whole album still gives me chills to this day and I'm now 41. It is a profound and epic masterpiece of emotional release into music.... and it shall always be my favourite.
Jimmy Page getting intimidated by someone's guitar skills tells you a lot about their talent!!
Jimmy Page is a great guitarists and technical for that era of music but he is not the best person to give an example of when talking about saying that particular person being intimidated by someone's guitar skill as an indicator for 'making it'.
What do you mean? I think Page was impressed by Buckley’s craftsmanship in terms of creating guitar music. Great songs. That is what Page did also. I think you are thinking more of technical wizardry on the guitar. Someone like Steve Vai is like that, but I could not name you any great songs he has written. You see where I (and Page) are coming from?
@@brianmannion7097 he's a fantastic example.
@@brianmannion7097 Ummm, yeah.... he's damn well one of the very best actually.
@@MonkyMonk729 More of a song writing guitarist who needed 10 minutes to show to he was there playing in the song. Excessive
When Jimmy Page calls your talent "Wizard" you know it's good stuff.
And the last song he ever sung was Led Zeplin’s “Whole Lotta Love”.
"My fading voice sings of love...."
I love how even Brad Pitts wife wishes she had Buckley
HAhhaah that's so cool she was a fan too
I would have rather had Brad!! Lol..I have no idea who Buckley is.
jennifer aniston was the wife!
@@perfektstr4ng3rThat’s my favorite part about that story. 😂
Man, I wish he was still around. He might have changed the music scene of today by himself.
TipOfTheDtoYa. I basically just commented the same thing 👍
He wasnt incredibly amazing but his ability to write and compose music with real soul & heart.. And that voice is pure from deep within, a rare thing nowadays.
Jeff wasn’t “incredibly amazing?” Listen to this and see if it changes your mind. No one else in the history of the world could pull this off as well as him:
*Jeff Buckley - The Way Young Lovers Do - Live at Sin-é:*
www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ypwzb
MojoPin1983 will do now👍
I appreciate everything Jeff Buckley, and Grace was the first song i heard, it blew me away and still does, nothing comes close to the construction and brilliance within his songs. Though if im honest i dont know who is incredibly amazing as i listen to and appreciate alot of music, so i cant say "this is my favorite" or "they are truly amazing" i just see it for what it is... If ya know what i mean.
I actually believe that could have totally been the case....
Pop culture really suffered with the death of Cobain and Buckley :/
I was very lucky to have seen Jeff Buckley play at Glastonbury and Chicago back in 1995!!
What a great talent and a terrible loss😢😢😢
You're so lucky
@@nihilisticbarbie
I really think so too, there will never be another Jeff Buckley
Thanks😪
I only learned of him within the last few months. Hallelujah cover was my introduction. Now I've been watching a little bit about his bio and old interviews from the early 90s or mid 90s. Sorry but I wasn't exactly around back then. He is very very unique boys for sure. I heard some track with him and Chris Cornell
In 1997 while I was pregnant with my daughter Madeline Lydia-Grace this was the only album I listened to. She grew up. went to college in Iowa, now living now with her dad. The Missippi river runs through the town. I stood there at the river's edge and thought why you Jeff Buckley not only because of your voice and musical intellect and passion but you were only thirty! You deserved to live that photo of the river I took is on my fridge it's both haunting and beautiful like your music!!!
Been listening to Jeff for decades and I still haven't heard everything he did because I keep on going back to the Grace album it's just that wonderful.
Be sure to check out Sketches for Sweetheart the Drunk, Live at Sin-é (Legacy Edition), and Mystery White Boy.
MojoPin1983 Oh don't get me wrong I know all about his work I just can't help myself.
The playing Kashmir at that speed is beyond brilliant!! No wonder Jimmy loved him.
I'm 60 years of age, have loved music all my life and have never heard of Jeff Buckley until this.
Well, you are in for a treat. His father, *Tim* Buckley, was also an incredible singer-songwriter.
Welcome to the party. Go and enjoy the album now, why not.
Liam Naughton I. A huge fan for years and I’m 65. The first time I heard was like what...heaven sent this angel.🙏🙏🙏🙏 im a huge fan of his dad too . Tim was amazing. Enjoy🎸🎸🎸🎸
His dad Tim Buckley is excellent too! Both have the same style. Both excellent one of a kind voices! Check out his dad song A song for Siren. The you tube video of him singing it on The Monkeys tv show is excellent! You can see where he got his talent from!
Yep. I was in my early fifties when I heard of him. What a special album he created, one of those rare pieces that leaves a lasting impact on how you view the world.
It is so amazingly tragic that we'll never hear what Jeff could have done. The music he left is just staggering and I'll guess we should be thankful for that. It was interesting to hear Jimmy Page say that when he heard "Grace" that he listened to it constantly as the songs revealed themselves. I know that when I heard "Grace" I couldn't stop listening to it either. You put it on and had to listen to it all the way through. It's great to see these guys "hopefully" turning people on to Jeff who don't know who he is. Cool video, thanks for posting.
I still can’t listen to this album without crying…his music is truly beautiful and his death is still heartbreaking ❤
Brad Pitt said something incredibly incisive .." He's Plant and Paige in one" .. It sums Jeff up completely.
It's Page you simp.
So jennifer aniston put brad on to jeff Buckley... its life changing
I think it was prolly Gweneth Paltrow at this time.
jam§daz He was never married to Paltrow.
I guess it must have been Jennifer Aniston although Pitt must have become a fan quite late on after Buckley had died. My initial thought was that it must have been Juliette Lewis but they were never married either.
I think it was Angelina Jolie. I remember her talking about him.
He says..:Gwen, where have I been?" This is long before Jennifer.
I didn't know my music until I heard Grace.
Yep, it definitely is a benchmark in recorded music.
When Pitt said, "What do I know?", it is a physical manifestation of the divine expressed in its highest human form.
Jeff Buckley is my all time favorite. Lover you should have come over moves me every time I listen to it.
Saw Jeff in Feb 1996 in Auckland and have been in awe ever since
@hellovanite You wouldn’t have happened to have taped his Max TV interview with Zane Lowe, or any other television appearances, such as his interview with Dylan Taite, would you?
Saw him live Feb 22nd 96. It was unbelievable.
If the Wolf River Harbor hadn’t of taken him, (“stay with me under these waves tonight, be free for once in your life, tonight” …. shiver runs down my spine), he would have single handedly altered the music scene. His talents were immaculate, he was worth a thousand current musicians. A million.
He was a mystery and his music haunts me and it will forever I guess.
@yan Merritt I’ve always thought, too, that he would have singled-handedly transformed and dominated the music scene, had he lived longer.
I am once again saddened that i had not discovered him till now. What a loss such a talent. Beautiful songs. May we fill our spirit with such beautiful emotional music.
N N its better late than never
When Brad says "there's an undercurrent to his music". 😯
I found & know of Jeff. Buckley through listening to the song hallelujah 0n the beginning of 2021 & became instantly obsessed with him & became really saddened about his death
Man I have always thought the exact same thing that Jimmy Page stated. His guitar work was so unusual and eccentric that I too always assumed he played in alternate tunings. According to Jimmy Page he did not. That really surprises me. Buckley: what just a total original.
He only used alternate tunings for a few songs, such as: Last Goodbye, What Will You Say, Vancouver, Kanga Roo + some songs from Live at Sin-e. He used Drop D for a few songs as well: Grace, Mojo Pin, I Woke Up In A Strange Place, Haven’t You Heard, The Sky Is A Landfill.
Yeah every decent guitarist throws the E to D once in a while. That was pretty cool to hear that come from Page. Makes me feel up to par with Jimmy Page's guitar mentality. HAHA just kidding, You got a pretty awesome channel here dude. I always knew Buckley loved Zep but I never knew they dug him too. Pretty HUGE compliment to Buckleys music. I wonder if they ever jammed with his dad.
Lilac wine and Morning theft are stellar to me. On my top 50 songs ever, for sure.
A true fact that came from a very close friend of mine who was on tour with PLANT AND PAGE in 1996 was that they used to play the album GRACE. before going on stage. That's some compliment
Brad Pitt exactly pinpointed what is it that draws us (or at least me) to Jeff.
The sped up Robert Plant voice at the end is hilarious. 4:40
Came across Jeff Buckley whilst on a hunt for more good music... I first heard Grace, which blew me away, i then read about him... Knowing his story created even more appreciation for this guy, along with sadness for what music could have been with Buckley here today.
One of the most underrated artists of all time, and only now is his name more known. RIP - Music without him is not the same.
Look for God's and Monsters
I‘m always surprised why so many people don‘t know him, he was one of the best singers that ever existed. That’s a fact. But still he is not a household name, which I think is so strange, I don‘t get it
Haunting, yes, strangely haunting, and sad, and beautiful. A most accurate way of portraying the cast out soul and it's cry to be let back in.
Sissi, man......so sad because the majority of souls who go through that are invisible. Trapped behind glass like Ozma from the film Return to Oz.
That sped up impression of Kashmir was freakin genius 😂
I heard Grace when it came out. It was 94, I was in love, the girl put on Halleluja, I completely forgot about her,was mesmerized by the music.....
Brad and Jimmy put it in the right words,thats exactly what I felt when I heard the album for the first time.I came into the album because I heard Heather Nova talked about Jeff Buckley and I went on from there.Then I was so shocked when I heard that he died in such a tragic kind of way.Seems to me he came into this world to leave this brilliant and mystical album and then he had to go,for some reasons that god only knows.It is so sad.Rest ln Peace Jeff🎙🎸🕯♾
And i thought i couldnt love pitt more
I miss him, and I like so many others who found their way to his music, felt he was singing my life. I was waiting on his new album, while grocery shopping, and saw on the magazine stand that he had passed. It was a very sad event in my life. R. I. P. Jeff. You have helped me through some tough times, and still do.
Wow, thanks kind uploader. Amazing links and quotes you have included as well. Just discovered him today! Mind blown.
The first time Jeff Buckley got my attention was when I heard him sang Allelujah😭 then I learned about his passing, so sad, but he left us with beautiful music that touches my innermost being!!! Praying for you Jeff Buckley, rest in eternal peace🌺
Nice video mate, a bit choppy, but its nice to see such a big fan. I saw your comment about Layne and Jeff doing a Led Zep cover on another video of Jeff and it made my day. Thanks Stranger.
Thanks. I had to cut some parts out, due to copyright, hence the choppiness.
You’re welcome for the video. Cheers.
I lived at 6711 Yucca in 88 , 2 blocks from Jeff , while attending MIT . We are 210 days apart in age , part greek , California natives, and i live in Tennessee, where he died. Ha . Jeff played with John Humphreys, mit instructor, they tracked his stuff, with Tool drummer, and jeff played guitar, and reluctantly sang a little back up vocals. 🤘
Unfortunately, John Humphreys refuses to share his footage of Jeff and Danny from their days in The Wild Blue Yonder. I’ve tried to convince him to do so, a few times, but he keeps making up excuses about how Jeff wouldn’t have wanted anyone to see it. Personally, I think John has other reasons for not releasing it.
@@MojoPin1983 weird . First off , i don't even remember a John Humphreys, and i knew who most faculty was , from norman brown to keith wyatt to paul gilbert , scott henderson , jeff berlin , etc , etc , . Secondly, why wouldn't he want to share this , either from a standpoint, of sharing rare jeff , OR , how about showing off , YOUR project, YOUR music, for the world to hear ? Sounds like he lost the tapes , is lying , or just a plain weirdo . A guy i know i Montreal, went there same time as Jeff, Federico Penserini. Guitar player. I knew him in 2003 in Montreal. Went over to his place , he played me a cassette of something bootleg from GIT . I moved into 6711 Yucca in August of 88 , i believe Jeff left Hollywood or at least school, in like April of 88 . Paul Gilbert was my next door neighbor, i would trade Paul and every orher musician ive met , for 10 min with Jeff
@@MojoPin1983 i just posted Grace , my sorry attempt at winging it . I would be happy just playing rhythm guitar for jeff , or kazoo , or cowbell
@@MojoPin1983 I think Jeff would cringe at all of the live stuff being released. He was such a perfectionist he wasn't even happy with the small amount of live material that was put out when he was alive. Though as a fan I'm not complaining, his discography is so small the live stuff really adds a lot to his legacy because the performances would vary so much from show to show. And I personally feel (even with all the imperfections) that for the most part he was better live than in the studio.
He loved Zeppelin, he loved Jimmy Page. That's another reasons among many to know that Jeff Buckley's career could maybe have been as great as their's.
0:15 when I step on a lego
That moment when Brad Pitt said theres an "undercurrent" to jeff buckley
John Kalkirtz I just commented the same thing. Yikes 😕
"Had him, hehe, she wishes..."
"There's the moon asking to stay
Long enough for the clouds to fly me away
Well it's my time coming, i'm not afraid to die
My fading voice sings of love,
But she cries to the clicking of time
Of time."
Grace.
RIP Jeff Buckley
Lover, you should have come over is my favourite song of all time. It gets better every time you listen to it. Absolutely genius.
Our angel on Earth. I’m so grateful we had him.
We have a show called Rage. Starts at midnight goes till early morning on a saturday. Its 100%music videos and the like. I came home late and drunk as was typical after a friday session. The concert just started and i was fixated from start to finish. Instant fan. For ever miss what could have been and for ever grateful for what was.
And he accomplished all these with one album that consisted of 7 original songs and 3 cover versions. How good you have to be to be the most influential musician of a generation with 7 original songs? Only Jeff
i mean he has more than just 7. you’ve got all of my sweetheart the drunk. and he also played originals like “i woke up in a strange place” and “what will you say” live
the best album of the nineties
Pffft get outta here...
ONE of the best. Top 3 for sure. It's not like someone creates a whole genre.
SuperNavatar, Grace might take several plays before it clicks. It is very unconventional. The more you listen, the more it will grow on you. Just make sure to do so with no distractions. Lie on your bed, put on some headphones and close your eyes. That is the best way to experience this album. It requires one’s full attention to appreciate all of its nuances and textures.
Along superinknown and euphoria morning
@@rawdjango4661 EuphoriaMorning is great but even Cornell would tell you he was unhappy with the released version. Ive spoken about this with Alain Johannes. He sent me the original masters for euphoria morning and they're so much darker than the released versions. Cornell also wanted to call it Euphoria Mourning, but this didnt pass the execs. From memory the record company, unbelievably, lost the original masters and released a different finished product. But, aside from that, the albums you named, along with Grace, are certainly the best thing to come from the nineties.
Thanks for the video !
His dad, Tim Buckley was also amazing and also died young.
Just got three of Tim's albums this week! Wow!
Yes, definitely, at times. Unfortunately, Jeff's dad wasn't much of a father.
Wow! I do have something in common with Brad. I played this constantly back when it came out. Come to think about it I got pretty hooked on his dad's "Happy Sad" album too. I was so sad to hear of his passing. No telling what Jeff would have produced.
Just got that album, it is good, I also like Hello Goodbye, and Greeting from L.A. That is my favorite. Need to get Star sailor.
0:47 Quite literally since his father. It's an astounding testament about innate talent if you consider they didn't even have an influence on each other beyond their genes
You know it’s good when Jimmy Page gives the thumbs up.
Now let's hear what Ja Rule has to say
Ha. Speaking of which: ruclips.net/video/Mo-ddYhXAZc/видео.html
lydian84 lmao
Hahahahahahaha
Lol yeah dude
I only want to hear what Ja Rule has to say about 9/11
He did use open tunings as well as standard. For instance, Last Goodbye is in open G and Vancouver is in open D
True but I think it's more how extensive his harmonic understanding was that he used unusual (for guitar) voicings and intervals much like a jazz player or pianist so the effect is transcendent
@@justingarcia7722 that's true, he does use some quite jazzy chords on some songs, and interesting harmony on most songs
Brad loved the English singer songwriter Nick Drake too.
Yes. Nick was amazing too.. Brad is one genuinely cool dude.
Drake is awesome. Pink Moon!
I learned about Jeff Buckley on an interview with Chris Cornell where he praised his skills. naturally, i had to listen to his work on youtube and was stunned how good he was.. but then, if Cornell liked him, it shouldn't have been much of a surprise.
Nice to see him getting praise from Page. Last Goodbye is haunting.
Check out the pinned comment for more praise from both Page and Plant.
Yes Jimmy he was a geniius. Right up there with you guys
Just when I thought I couldn’t love Brad Pitt anymore...
More from Brad, here: ruclips.net/video/oUTBWiI1UzM/видео.html&app=desktop
Today I found Jeff buckley
SAGE ANGEL WILLIAMS good, now tell everyone you know about him.
SAGE ANGEL WILLIAMS lucky fucker! Getting to listen to Grace your first 20 times is euphoric!
You've found heaven ❤
I found him this week. I’m completely gobsmacked and obsessed. Which is a good thing, a bit like falling in love.
Jeff Buckley was the best. I like a bit of the others, but Jeff was always honest with music
The top five male rock singer's of all time. Jeff Buckley, Robert Plant, Freddie Mercury, Elton John, Jon Anderson, Geddy Lee oh that's six.
@Michael Byrd Good list, but I could do without the latter two.
Jeff’s music helped me get through the worst times of my life. What a huge loss to humanity his death was! Incalculable.
Absolutely obvious to anybody who loved his music but dammit what a tragedy what a real loss that
So many never got to really know the genius and I don’t use that word lightly of Jeff Buckley when he played live he and his band interacted intuitively and that’s the best way to play in my opinion it was definitely a life that should not have been cut short
So... people have been saying negative things about jimmy page complimenting Jeff Buckley and that Jimmy page compliment is not something to be impressed with. I slightly disagree. Jimmy page has influenced millions of guitarists from all ages. Out of all those millions of guitarist he sets his eyes on Jeff Buckley, and sees the greatness in him. It’s like impressing your teacher at middle/high school. If your teacher sees you as a very capable student, wouldn’t others also be impressed of your capabilities? Just think about it for a sec.
I’m 2nd cousins with Jeff Buckley. RIP
Nice.
Massive tragedy. I saw him play here in NYC, he was amazing.
Ryan Buckley that’s awsome . You must miss him terribly. Such an artist. My condolences to the whole family. 🙏🙏🙏
@@FacheChanteDeux Back in Neeww Yooork Ciiitttyyyyy?
His voice gives me frisson every time I hear it. It was astonishing.
I'm missing all the music and beautiful lyrics he would have brought had he still been here. Love you always Jeff ❤
SuperNavatar, Morning Theft is pretty darn poetic, as were most of his songs.
There is something beautifully tragic when a unique singer dies in their prime. A sound, a tone, a timbre has disappeared forever.
Page and Plant had so much admiration about Jeff Buckley that they recorded Walking Into Clarksdale inspired by his music probably.
I’ll feel forever grateful to the boy I had a fling with who worked at Wild Oats in Portland OR who introduced me to Jeff Buckley. I can’t remember his name but I sure remember Jeff Buckley ✨💛✨
So glad this video exists because I was just thinking, "wow, I wonder what Brad Pitt thinks about Jeff Buckley."
So glad you made this comment because I was just thinking, "Wow, I wonder what Anthony M thinks about Brad Pitt having an opinion about Jeff Buckley."
@@MonkyMonk729 You're welcome, babe.
can someone tell me the song sounds at 0:50 ?
thanks!
@sumaye I’m not sure what the song’s name is, but it is by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
Anyone know what song Jeff is playing at 4:07 ?
@Pneuma Lilac Wine (Live in Chicago). Check the video section on my channel to watch that performance.
Not going to get into a ridiculous debate about Tim vs. Jeff. Both had amazing 4 octave ranges and a desire to explore something different. Virtually every album Tim made is different from the previous one. Not surprisingly Jeff wished to escape the shadow of his father. I have a feeling though that his father would have understood. BTW, I very much liked "Dream Brother" the book that parallels their lives.
I just getting into Tim's music. I bought 3 of his old albums this week. Really love Greetings for L.A., Goodbye Hello, and Happy Sad. All great albums!
Jeff was simply a rock god, he made all other musicians have existential crises because why should they bother singing when vocalists like him existed
Brad Pitt talking about Jeff that's a dream
Jimmy Page talking Jeff Buckley is even better!
No, it's an utterly pointless waste of time. Jimmy Page talking about Buckley has value...THAT"S a dream. Brad Pitt is nothing more than a hologram.
@@siriusfeline What did Brad piss in your Cheerios or something. He can't have an opinion now?
@@avalondreaming1433 It's much better, in fact, it's actually relevant.
@@siriusfeline I think you're right, maybe, a higher compliment to join Page would have been Daniel Day Lewis. Brad Pitt did have some chops.
An angel sent from heaven for us. Then I like to think they missed him too much and called him home again 🙏🙏🙏
We can only hope and pray that Jeff is now with Jesus.
MojoPin1983 I like to think so... can you imagine him playing for him. I can 🙏🙏🙏
His life deserves a movie
A voice that perfectly matched the warm and wavy tones of the telecaster.
Brad said "where does art come from?" and thats the true question.
David Bowie says Grace was the best album ever made 😮
Haunting indeed.
He is one of a kind artist. You can relate when he performed. Scary and creepy
Lilac wine by jeff Buckley is the most beautiful song for me ever best interpretation even if nina simone is my favourite jazz gospel artist and voice. Such a shame
@mf-cv4ve “Jeff Buckley's Lilac Wine is the most beautiful thing ever recorded...”
- Adam Levine - Singer from Maroon 5
Cool video !
Que tipazo Jeff, expresaba una humildad y honestidad tan potente que no cabe en las entrañas. Te amaremos siempre ❤️
I keep looking for videos of plant and page taking about jeff but there are so few!
Let me know if you find any others. Plant briefly mentions Jeff and Tim Buckley, here: ruclips.net/video/sqOHGXyajxM/видео.html
@@MojoPin1983 What I'd really love is a Robert Plant cover of Lover you should have come over or Last Goodbye