He is considered one of the best rock'n roll voices, he could go high and low easily. He inspired a lot of artists and bands like Radiohead, Muse, Chris Cornell, Jimi Page, Robert Plant, Taylor Hawkins, Elizabeth Fraser. Such a jam that left us too soon. I recomend the songs "Grace" and "Love, you should've come over".

When I discovered Jeff Buckley and started going through his discography and live performances, this was the song and performance that pushed me over the threshold where I couldn't hold it in anymore and just started crying over how beautiful the music and ofc especially his voice is (which doesn't happen to me often, being a 36 y.o. adult man:) ) It's also amazing to see a 70 000 crowd dead silent and in complete shock, even after seeing it time and time again myself it's hard to believe that it was real

Jeff Buckley “Grace” live at BCC is a great performance to check out

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Me again sorry, Steven Wilson Song Routine. Regards

Is it just me or was this pure and dark... a piece of masterpiece, a sonic download of feelings... I recommend yes or yes, review of the album Grace.. Next up is Alanis Morissette uninvited live Woodstock..

I've seen people suggest his song Grace next, but please watch the NPA version instead of the BBC one that's being recommended. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oruVeLF_sLLZg3U.html&pp=ygUWamVmZiBidWNrbGV5IGdyYWNlIG5wYQ%3D%3D Grace Live on NPA is the actual best live version recorded on video. Jeff has that magic you mentioned in the Glastonbury videos, the sound is much fuller & the whole band is more alive with a proper live audience to perform to. Love from Ukraine! Piotr

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Check out Chris Cornell. A good place to start is When I’m Down live from the Troubadour. Buckley was amazing

They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Jeff inherited not only his voice, but his experimental approach to vocals and song writing from his dad Tim Buckley who unfortunately died at the age of 28 in 1975. I don't expect you to react to this because it's not Rock, but I'm sure you will get a kick out of this, because it shows how much genetics determine our talents and personality. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ht2HlqqEp57bh30.html enjoy!

No apologies! correct pronunciation "Glastonbury" 😊 JB's titled single "What Will You Say" co-wrote collaboration with friends Chris Dowd (Fishbone) + Carla Azar no audio-visual studio/home recordings publications exists in the public domain tho features live performance appearances + via official Mystery White Boy: Live '95-'96 (2000) Contemporary family & record label company publicized various audio-visual materialized material posthumous various attributed bootlegs demos/albums/videos/compilation recordings and official live + rehearsal/unreleased/single tracks :) official released dedicated in memorial tribute to the memory of JB's Legacy ♫ 🇬🇧