Jeff Buckley

One of the most astonishing voices of all time. If you think that his voice was something special on record, you should have seen him live.

I was privileged enough to see him play here in London shortly after Grace was released. Right at the front of the stage. What presence he had. A true star, a wizard!

One of the saddest careers of all time. What might have been

Best artist of all time

Grace stands alone for the sheer power of the performance by Jeff Buckley. It is THE album that connects me & my son the closest - so it spans the generations....and that is a mighty fine thing.

For only releasing one studio album during his lifetime, Buckley is among the all-time greats with his singing and guitar work.

That album, Grace, is so otherworldly influential that it will be probed by musical historians until the end of time. No less than Jonny Greenwood and Thom Yorke cite him as an influence—one easily heard on The Bends. Chris Martin, Fran Healy, Matt Bellamy, and Tom Chaplin owe an incredible debt to Buckley as both a singer and a melancholy lyricist.

Songs to hear:
Grace
Dream Brother
Lilac Wine
Mojo Pin
Satisfied Mind
Mama You’ve Been on my Mind
Last Goodbye
Lost Highway
The Man That Got Away

From craola 01/05/2020 08:54

An all-time favorite. Have always preferred his live recordings to the studio ones, but I’m definitely a fanboy for most everything he did.

Amazing album (Grace). Unforgettable voice.

From Socipluco 08/08/2015 20:46

That voice man... First time i heard mojo pin from grace, you know, that beginning with the falsetto, i thought it was synths or electronic stuff, i couldn't imagine his potential... It's not only the voice, its range, his control and ability to use it however he wanted, it's also the incredible guitar work of the songs, so unique, if you try to learn one of them like grace or dream brother you'll know what i mean but most of all this is all about emotions, being alive and feeling the world and its weight. Jeff was the only one who could delivere a spiritual range so vast while being so fragile and gentle himself. He could have done so much more...

From awesomness425 07/17/2015 05:54

Fucking Genius

One of my absolute favourites over all music. I think world is missing him too much

A tragic loss in every sense of the word. It seems to me that had Jeff lived, he would have gone on to rank among the greats; Lou Reed, Thom York, John Lennon, even Bob Dylan. Such a shame we'll never get to hear his full potential discography.