He died before I was born and once I found out about him and talked about him to my parents I was amazed they didn’t know any of his song’s or that he had even passed. He’s one of the greatest artists and he doesn’t even get the notice he deserves. I’m hoping as time passes people notice his beauty more and more. I can’t imagine how it would be to see him in concert.
Yes, one of the greatest tragedies in this world is that not every single human being has had the opportunity to hear his angelic, transcendent music. I wouldnt even call him a once in a generation talent because, to me at least, he was so far beyond even that. Probably the greatest musician to ever grace this planet with his presence. My mind is blown and my heart is both filled and broken everytime I hear him sing. Not too mention his insanely creative and wonderful guitar work.
My experience was the same as yours. Some people just don't explore music the same as others, it seems; never taking the time to dive under the surface. But some will seek, get entranced by beauty and ahem, Grace, in music whether their environment encourages them or not. I was obsessed with music from early on but my parents weren't so tuned in but my mom and sister have turned around to appreciating Jeff's music since I've played and listened to it so much, especially because he died so soon. Maybe that's our responsibility in return for getting to enjoy his music. Carry it on with us, keep it alive.
my experience was opposite to yours. my mom has been playing his grace album again and again since I was a little (I was born after he died too) but I couldn't understand his music until I have listened to it from my earphones lol
I was running a record store when Jeff broke on a label. I had goosebumps and cried the first time a I heard Grace. He was part of my soul from that moment. When he went missing, one of the top Sony guys would fax me every morning with the latest news on the search. I had a dream the night before he was found that I was underwater and he was in front of me, looking so peaceful. his hand was caught in branches and as I moved closer the skin let go and he drifted like an angel to the surface. When I got to work that morning there was a fax stating that he had been found. Devastating to lose such a truly kind and extraordinary talent. Rest in Power and Beauty, Jeff 🌹
I cant even imagine how intimidating it must have been to play with such an absolute virtuoso. Jeff transcends music into something divine, or whatever you want to call it. Words can't even describe what he was and what he gave the world. Its a shame so many have never even experienced his music/magic.
Absolutely....a rare talent , some of his songs make my cry... any musician that hits you right in the heart.. is a true composer... musician... and he delves into so many dimensions with his musical talent. Rip Jeff Buckley we love you
There never was and there never will be anyone like him. A shooting star of the brightest magnitude. I'm in awe of this performance. He was too real for this world.
Not just a loner like he thought he was . United so many n no conspiracy. He simply went to the lord , quick. The rest were with the occult. God bless you Jeff. I know you are in our music studio 😁
Seeing him live, nothing short of a religious experience. I consider myself blessed to witness this once in a lifetime experience. We were robbed of so much when passed.
I have listened to so much music, but I find myself returning to Jeff again, and again. Grace will never tire me, maybe my favorite album of all time. His musicality never ceases to inspire me.
My mum always played hallelujah Jeff buckleys version when I was little I grew up with his voice and I had no idea he passed away till I was about 12 and it broke me ever since then I dug deeper into his music and he is the most beautiful most genuine soul, he writes the most heart wrenchingly beautiful lyrics, I’m so surprised that not many people know of him
Matt, Michael et Mick sont incroyables de régularité durant toutes ces années où ils ont accompagné Jeff sur scène. J'ai vu et entendu des dizaines de versions live de plusieurs chansons des dizaines de fois, oui, il y en a autant que ça sur le Net, et j'ai aussi assisté à un concert Live en 1995 à Paris, et c'est toujours le même constat stupéfiant : ils jouent tous les trois exactement la même chose, à la note près, presque exactement comme sur l'album, alors que Jeff n'interprète quand à lui jamais deux fois une chanson de la même façon. C'est cette liberté totale dont il jouissait avec ces musiciens-là. Jeff pouvait toujours se reposer sur eux, et compter sur cette assise rythmique et mélodique pour exprimer pleinement ses idées créatives sans contrainte et dans l'instant. Un quatuor d'exception pour servir ces compositions si spéciales. A ce niveau technique et artistique, c'est unique dans l'histoire du rock moderne. Il n'y a pas d'équivalent.
Losing Jeff was and still is the cruellest and most significant loss in music history. But we have this magnificent recording of his otherworldly ability and emotive resonance to enjoy forever. I love you Jeff x
Goes without saying that Jeff's voice is affecting velvet dipped in emotional honey but I think it's worth giving some props to his band. There's a lot of dynamics that require a deft touch and bombast when needed but all in service to Buckley's voice and character. You don't often hear musical textures like this in popular music especially when it's stripped down to guitar, bass and drums.
Well said. I agree, Jeff’s band was fantastic and don’t get nearly enough credit; which they deserve. Jeff’s guitar playing and musical sense is also overlooked in favour of voice - which was gorgeous and incredibly versatile - but I wish more attention would be placed on his guitar chops and his ability to improvise complex arrangements in live settings. Jeff was a true *arranger’s* musician. I don’t think the layman really understands just how impressive his use of unconventional chords was and what an intelligent composer he was. Jeff really wasn’t a standard singer-songwriter. I would put him in the same vein as the greatest classical composers. He was like a one man orchestra. Many people think that his song were basic and merely showcases for his voice, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. His music was simply unorthodox and not very palatable to the untrained ear.
MojoPin1983 He and Joni Mitchell are some of the few singer songwriters who had an ability to hear and craft beautiful melodies with abstract tension and cathartic resolution
A common lament. However, I think he gave his all in his short time blessing the world with his music, and had nothing left to give so he returned to where he came from. At least, thats the best way to think about it without breaking one's own heart.
J'y étais, Jeff était arrivé 2h en retard, concert incroyable, à la fin,une fois le concert terminé, on s'est tous retrouvé rue François 1er, personne ne parlait, un silence surréaliste, waouuhh
Un ange est arrivé sur terre , a écrit GRACE et il est repartis en nous laissant ce chef d'œuvre et surtout un terrible vide... j'ai eu la chance de le voir en concert en Juillet 1995 aux Eurokéennes de Belfort..... un souvenir indélébile 😔😔😔😔
One of the best live sets you could see of Jeff and the Band. I followed them from bars to record releases at CbGB,s! The band, was brilliant. These guys as a band was tight!
This is the best piece of music I've heard in YEARS, period! . It's so awesome,, I just listen to it over and over especially grace,ahhhh!!! Thank you for uploading this
TheFitnessTutor According to Matt Johnson (his drummer on Grace) - he was also an amazing drummer. So, he was an amazing: singer, guitarist songwriter, lyricist, composer, multi-instrumentalist, AND an amazing drummer. Maybe I’m biased but I think he was one of the 3 most talented musicians ever. 1. Paul McCartney 2. Prince 3. Jeff Buckley
Je crois que j'ai trouvé mon fan numéro un de Jeff, je m'abonne et c'est rare. Bravo pour l'enthousiasme qui accompagne votre volonté d'extirper les perles rares de l'infinie suite d'enregistrements de Jeff Buckley. Vous êtes un contributeur essentiel à sa mémoire sur la toile. Merci infiniment pour cette générosité désintéressée.
I remember the first time i heard so real , I just moved to Houston 1994 , I had Mtv on unpacking boxes. I remember thinking at the time , well thats different! I loved it. He was the same age as me, I love my generation, i resonate with his music more today than ever.
Jeff Buckley - Velvet Jungle 95 (For mobile users) 00:00 Dream Brother 06:27 So Real 11:51 Last Goodbye 16:43 Mojo Pin 22:52 Grace 29:19 Interview 34:50 Eternal Life 42:42 Interview
I think he is my soulmate even though it may seem weird, his lyrics, what he says and every single movement of his is exactly what I am if that makes any sense.
He was ages ahead, I was a metal head, not very open-minded about other generes. Then in the late 90's I discovered him, and I listened his music for three years straigh, every day, even when I was having sex always listening...why? I don't really know still to this days. There's something different in his music and voice, something unique, a thin veil of shadowness and mistery that tries to fill the void of life with a touch of unconfortable awerness.
Such an amazing artistic force. There’s honestly few artists for me that I feel regret not being able to see live, and he’s on that list. He’s on that same artistic caliber as Gustavo Cerati was around this time as well. I feel like theyd be kindred spirits. They’re music is connected in a lot of ways I would say
By the way, the live at Sin E, that was in New York, there are two of them, the original is in Cork, Ireland, I actually went to it, the people at the bar told me it means "That's it", in The Irish language...
He could have recorded an entire album with no instruments used in it, except his voice; it would still have been considered a master piece... what a voice! no one can dare to imitate his vocal talents... Even Robert Plant admires his vocal... whatelse can you say :)
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00:00 *Dream Brother*
06:27 *So Real*
11:51 *Last Goodbye*
16:43 *Mojo Pin*
22:52 *Grace*
29:19 *Interview*
34:50 *Eternal Life*
42:42 *Interview*
Here are a couple of alternate versions of this concert: ruclips.net/video/JQdaSr_zuBA/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/_uHl83LQZnY/видео.html
Thanks S x
Grace 23:55
I wish he did Lover, You Should've Come Over
Thank you so much
Pp
When he says “it’s just a first album” I wanna cry 😢
He died before I was born and once I found out about him and talked about him to my parents I was amazed they didn’t know any of his song’s or that he had even passed. He’s one of the greatest artists and he doesn’t even get the notice he deserves. I’m hoping as time passes people notice his beauty more and more. I can’t imagine how it would be to see him in concert.
agreed..
Yes, one of the greatest tragedies in this world is that not every single human being has had the opportunity to hear his angelic, transcendent music. I wouldnt even call him a once in a generation talent because, to me at least, he was so far beyond even that. Probably the greatest musician to ever grace this planet with his presence. My mind is blown and my heart is both filled and broken everytime I hear him sing. Not too mention his insanely creative and wonderful guitar work.
My experience was the same as yours. Some people just don't explore music the same as others, it seems; never taking the time to dive under the surface. But some will seek, get entranced by beauty and ahem, Grace, in music whether their environment encourages them or not. I was obsessed with music from early on but my parents weren't so tuned in but my mom and sister have turned around to appreciating Jeff's music since I've played and listened to it so much, especially because he died so soon. Maybe that's our responsibility in return for getting to enjoy his music. Carry it on with us, keep it alive.
You're a smart kid, that makes me hopeful
my experience was opposite to yours. my mom has been playing his grace album again and again since I was a little (I was born after he died too) but I couldn't understand his music until I have listened to it from my earphones lol
I was running a record store when Jeff broke on a label. I had goosebumps and cried the first time a I heard Grace. He was part of my soul from that moment. When he went missing, one of the top Sony guys would fax me every morning with the latest news on the search. I had a dream the night before he was found that I was underwater and he was in front of me, looking so peaceful. his hand was caught in branches and as I moved closer the skin let go and he drifted like an angel to the surface. When I got to work that morning there was a fax stating that he had been found. Devastating to lose such a truly kind and extraordinary talent. Rest in Power and Beauty, Jeff 🌹
SO sweet
Uh huh...
Jeff was great. But so was his band. The dynamics of the music is a model for contemporary musicians.
I cant even imagine how intimidating it must have been to play with such an absolute virtuoso. Jeff transcends music into something divine, or whatever you want to call it. Words can't even describe what he was and what he gave the world. Its a shame so many have never even experienced his music/magic.
Yah I’d say Matt’s drumming was crafted for his style of rock. No one could ever play it any better.
The way the interviewer reacted when Jeff said "I don't have your voice." He could charm the birds out the trees.
The "I love you" is 🤤
I have some strange connection with him and his music, it calms me down and makes me feel less alone. Love him very much
We all do my friend. Anyone with a heart or soul connects deeply with Jeff's music. He was simply sublime.
Right there with you. It's mystical, personal and as real as real can be.
Same. Feel the same way about Nick Drake, the English folk legend.
" Music is your only special friend " Jim Morrison.
Absolutely....a rare talent , some of his songs make my cry... any musician that hits you right in the heart.. is a true composer... musician... and he delves into so many dimensions with his musical talent. Rip Jeff Buckley we love you
There never was and there never will be anyone like him. A shooting star of the brightest magnitude. I'm in awe of this performance. He was too real for this world.
I know. I just think one day we will meet in heaven.
Check out Eddie Benjamin ! He’s a young kid plays cool jazz /rock chords & sings & looks like Jeff
Not just a loner like he thought he was . United so many n no conspiracy. He simply went to the lord , quick. The rest were with the occult. God bless you Jeff. I know you are in our music studio 😁
I was at this concert ... I'll never forget ... Thanks for uploading
Lucky. You’re welcome.
How was jeff?
Blue Bird and White Fish FUCK YOU'RE SO LUCKY. I keep on crying because i'll never get to see this
so lucky!!!!
was there too :) there was another concert same place few weeks before, but not filmed, only for radio, was at both. amazing souvenir !!!
Seeing him live, nothing short of a religious experience. I consider myself blessed to witness this once in a lifetime experience. We were robbed of so much when passed.
I have listened to so much music, but I find myself returning to Jeff again, and again. Grace will never tire me, maybe my favorite album of all time. His musicality never ceases to inspire me.
My mum always played hallelujah Jeff buckleys version when I was little I grew up with his voice and I had no idea he passed away till I was about 12 and it broke me ever since then I dug deeper into his music and he is the most beautiful most genuine soul, he writes the most heart wrenchingly beautiful lyrics, I’m so surprised that not many people know of him
Matt, Michael et Mick sont incroyables de régularité durant toutes ces années où ils ont accompagné Jeff sur scène. J'ai vu et entendu des dizaines de versions live de plusieurs chansons des dizaines de fois, oui, il y en a autant que ça sur le Net, et j'ai aussi assisté à un concert Live en 1995 à Paris, et c'est toujours le même constat stupéfiant : ils jouent tous les trois exactement la même chose, à la note près, presque exactement comme sur l'album, alors que Jeff n'interprète quand à lui jamais deux fois une chanson de la même façon. C'est cette liberté totale dont il jouissait avec ces musiciens-là. Jeff pouvait toujours se reposer sur eux, et compter sur cette assise rythmique et mélodique pour exprimer pleinement ses idées créatives sans contrainte et dans l'instant. Un quatuor d'exception pour servir ces compositions si spéciales. A ce niveau technique et artistique, c'est unique dans l'histoire du rock moderne. Il n'y a pas d'équivalent.
he is one of the most incredible artists i've ever heard.
I would have to pay a thousand bucks to hear him live --when it was possible.
The way he talks about Edith Piaf is exactly what I think about him now.
Nobody will ever come even close to his level. He's more than legendary.
No singer songwriter surpasses him. I cant think of anyone to compare him to, he was so unique and wonderful
The Doors come close, maybe..
Losing Jeff was and still is the cruellest and most significant loss in music history. But we have this magnificent recording of his otherworldly ability and emotive resonance to enjoy forever. I love you Jeff x
heard of 9/11
I love this man deeply and fully there is no one like him. His rendering of Corpus Christi makes me cry.
23:07 omg!!! amazing scream!
can hear what inspired muse and radiohead in these songs rly well! its so cool how jeff had such an impact on music in so little time
Thank you God for sending us Jeff.
He may not have had the most glorious last goodbye but he lived a life of pure grace.
141 K views, 1000 are mine probably,lol. This is so good!!
Crying at his last answer… oh, we miss you, Jeff.
One of a kind was Jeff Buckley
I saw him in Toulouse in February 95,I'll never forget this concert,awesome,magic,I have no words...
...
I saw him the same year at l’Olympia. One word, just one (as you wrote) : magic.
@@SoManyInterests L'olympia,it must
be a great memory...
I saw him in Austin, Tx in 94', did you get wet?
Everyone was... :-)
Michael Byrd was it an outdoor concert in the rain?
The intro to Mojo Pin, So Real, and the outro to Eternal Life were so beautiful here. Just going to put these here for myself 16:49 41:22
Agree! Its beautiful!
Thanks.
Goes without saying that Jeff's voice is affecting velvet dipped in emotional honey but I think it's worth giving some props to his band. There's a lot of dynamics that require a deft touch and bombast when needed but all in service to Buckley's voice and character. You don't often hear musical textures like this in popular music especially when it's stripped down to guitar, bass and drums.
Well said. I agree, Jeff’s band was fantastic and don’t get nearly enough credit; which they deserve. Jeff’s guitar playing and musical sense is also overlooked in favour of voice - which was gorgeous and incredibly versatile - but I wish more attention would be placed on his guitar chops and his ability to improvise complex arrangements in live settings. Jeff was a true *arranger’s* musician.
I don’t think the layman really understands just how impressive his use of unconventional chords was and what an intelligent composer he was. Jeff really wasn’t a standard singer-songwriter. I would put him in the same vein as the greatest classical composers. He was like a one man orchestra. Many people think that his song were basic and merely showcases for his voice, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. His music was simply unorthodox and not very palatable to the untrained ear.
MojoPin1983 He and Joni Mitchell are some of the few singer songwriters who had an ability to hear and craft beautiful melodies with abstract tension and cathartic resolution
I think it is an injustice that you never hear his music played on radio or other means
...and he was just getting started.
A common lament. However, I think he gave his all in his short time blessing the world with his music, and had nothing left to give so he returned to where he came from. At least, thats the best way to think about it without breaking one's own heart.
My heart just irrevocably broke within the last minute of this video. Hope I'll met Jeff in the afterlife because god, I love him endlessly.
@caluvani99a John 14:6
He poured his heart and soul in his songs. So beautiful!! :)
Your voice is your essence... And what an essence you were..
That last part of Eternal Life was magical, I'm still holding my word, this man was pure talent. True artistry.
it’s always a treasure to see jeff’s sense of humor :’) he was truly such a beautiful soul
Possibly the best live performance I've ever seen by any artist, ever.
J'y étais, Jeff était arrivé 2h en retard, concert incroyable, à la fin,une fois le concert terminé, on s'est tous retrouvé rue François 1er, personne ne parlait, un silence surréaliste, waouuhh
G O R G E O U S N E S S
What a voice!
RIP our dear friend Jeff. We still remember you after all of this years :) you're still our pinned star in the sky.
Un ange est arrivé sur terre , a écrit GRACE et il est repartis en nous laissant ce chef d'œuvre et surtout un terrible vide... j'ai eu la chance de le voir en concert en Juillet 1995 aux Eurokéennes de Belfort..... un souvenir indélébile 😔😔😔😔
One of the best live sets you could see of Jeff and the Band. I followed them from bars to record releases at CbGB,s! The band, was brilliant. These guys as a band was tight!
Its too much to bear, the tragedy of his genius.
This is the best piece of music I've heard in YEARS, period! . It's so awesome,, I just listen to it over and over especially grace,ahhhh!!! Thank you for uploading this
Jeff Buckley is a beautiful singer and instrumentalist! I’m so grateful this concert was posted.
Can we thank the uploader and the person who did the sound mixing ?!!
I saw him in New Zealand in 95. Amazing show. The best show I’ve ever seen.
Jeff only played in New Zealand in 1996. I have an interview on my channel featuring him when he was there, that year.
"This is Our Last Goodbye." Hard to say his best song. All r perfection & angelic.. ❤
No artist is as lovable as he is in the world.
MY GOD THIS IS AMAZING
Dude was crazy good
TheFitnessTutor According to Matt Johnson (his drummer on Grace) - he was also an amazing drummer. So, he was an amazing: singer, guitarist songwriter, lyricist, composer, multi-instrumentalist, AND an amazing drummer.
Maybe I’m biased but I think he was one of the 3 most talented musicians ever.
1. Paul McCartney
2. Prince
3. Jeff Buckley
3 most talented "American" musicians ever that has come out to the public with their music.
I agree.
@@CipherSerpico You forgot Chris Cornell, he knew how to play numerous instruments and had one of the greatest voices ever.
Joe Kherr Chris and Jeff were two beautiful souls. I bet they are making some heavenly music.
@@CipherSerpico Where did you read Jeff was an amazing drummer?
Je crois que j'ai trouvé mon fan numéro un de Jeff, je m'abonne et c'est rare. Bravo pour l'enthousiasme qui accompagne votre volonté d'extirper les perles rares de l'infinie suite d'enregistrements de Jeff Buckley. Vous êtes un contributeur essentiel à sa mémoire sur la toile. Merci infiniment pour cette générosité désintéressée.
@Elixear Merci. God bless.
I remember the first time i heard so real , I just moved to Houston 1994 , I had Mtv on unpacking boxes. I remember thinking at the time , well thats different! I loved it. He was the same age as me, I love my generation, i resonate with his music more today than ever.
Such a talented, sexy man . There will never be anyone like him
Yea, but I heard of another. You ever hear of a singer named Robert Plant?
@@michaelbyrd7883 I'm on Jeff's video so I commented on him. And as far as Zeppelin goes, my attraction is with Jimmy Page.
@@lainimoreno You look good, are you related to Rita Moreno?
one of the BEST live i ever Heard. His voice is amazing , no words
This man had thee most beautiful and amazing voice, ever!! What a loss he is to this world....
Jeff Buckley - Velvet Jungle 95
(For mobile users)
00:00 Dream Brother
06:27 So Real
11:51 Last Goodbye
16:43 Mojo Pin
22:52 Grace
29:19 Interview
34:50 Eternal Life
42:42 Interview
Yo I saw you on the Smashing Pumpkins PinkPop 1994 festival video. you’re awesome lol
That was so...real....so fucking bittersweet, but so much needed....thank you for sharing💘
Can you imagine being his love? Oh my God!!
i like his honesty, his humanity is musical
At 29:02 Jeff turns in a wolf
I think he is my soulmate even though it may seem weird, his lyrics, what he says and every single movement of his is exactly what I am if that makes any sense.
yet your perfect songs playlist doesnt include any of his songs
@@erlendnordstrand9196 weird right? 🙄
Yes.
He was ages ahead, I was a metal head, not very open-minded about other generes. Then in the late 90's I discovered him, and I listened his music for three years straigh, every day, even when I was having sex always listening...why? I don't really know still to this days. There's something different in his music and voice, something unique, a thin veil of shadowness and mistery that tries to fill the void of life with a touch of unconfortable awerness.
@Juventus For Life That void in life is the God-shaped hole in every human heart, that only God can fill.
One of the best artists captured in the 90’s. His show was a spiritual event !
25th year! WOW!
An angel left.
I swear watching him live is a whole experience and makes me so emotional every time...
Man, that first interview....... He would have been so devasted with where we've gone as a civilization.
Greatest artist to have lived
Such an amazing artistic force. There’s honestly few artists for me that I feel regret not being able to see live, and he’s on that list. He’s on that same artistic caliber as Gustavo Cerati was around this time as well. I feel like theyd be kindred spirits. They’re music is connected in a lot of ways I would say
no one and nothing makes me feel the way i feel while listening to jeffs voice.
My parents went to this concert 💫
What an absurdly excellent sound!
Jeff reached eternity in life!!
Congratulations on making this rare piece available.
😍😍😍
🤗🤗🤗
Thank you very much for PERFECT! VİDEO! and SİNGER! and VOİCE! and EMOTİONS! 👍 🙏
I wish he'd shut his mouth... Sounds too effeminate...
32:50 - "The only way to really know anything is if you taste it for yourself..."
Just don’t try that with feces.
MojoPin1983 Or any bodily fluids and excretions for that matter.
The way he talks about Edith Piaf... That’s something special right there.
No puedo creeer que alguien como el existio😩
pero vivirá siempre en mí
gracias mi querido Jeff❤
Jeff’s father, Tim Buckley, was great to. He died at 26 years old.
@MikeH-kj2bg Tim was 28 when he passed.
incredible I did not know this band ... now it is my favorite ...
Damn...Thanks for sharing...Thought Id seen everything on here of sweet Jeff....Always in my heart.. Thank you!
You’re welcome.
Jeff is amazing i miss him dearly very much a natural talent taken away from us ! Its sad
Ah cool never knew he used a Rickenbacker, too until now!
Great performance
In this period of my live I need Jeff. He is my voice.
real artist
Fantastic thanks for your upload. One of the greatest musicians ever.
the connection i have with this guy is so weird, i just love it
@Zack You must have a good cable provider.
I WISH I WAS BORN EARLIER JUST TO SEE HIM LIVE
What a gift!...Thanks so much for sharing:)
You’re welcome.
@@MojoPin1983 :)
Magnificent! :-)
21:09. Oh, just wow!!
28:45 - 29:00 oh my goodness!
Happy birthday Jeff...
Wow! Thanks for sharing this!
Angel 💚
This is so fucking awesome!!!!!
By the way, the live at Sin E, that was in New York, there are two of them, the original is in Cork, Ireland, I actually went to it, the people at the bar told me it means "That's it", in The Irish language...
How awesome was that for you!
Great thanks Jeff just find this so relaxing rip dude!!!!! Lol 👍❤️☮️🙏🤟🔥🇺🇸
A superstar that so few were or are aware of……just like his father. History does repeat itself sometimes.
Revelation and miracle.
Thank you for sharing this divine miracle with us.
He could have recorded an entire album with no instruments used in it, except his voice; it would still have been considered a master piece... what a voice! no one can dare to imitate his vocal talents... Even Robert Plant admires his vocal... whatelse can you say :)