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- Submit Date: 4/21/2009
- Format: Playlist
- Category: Artist Essentials
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Jeff Buckley
| Artist | Song | |
| Jeff Buckley |
Hallelujah 
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| from Grace (Legacy Edition) [Audio Version] (1994) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
Last Goodbye
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| from Grace (Legacy Edition) [Audio Version] (1994) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
Lover, You Should've Come Over
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| from Grace (Legacy Edition) [Audio Version] (1994) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
Everybody Here Wants You
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| from Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk (1998) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
Lilac Wine
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| from Grace (Legacy Edition) [Audio Version] (1994) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
Forget Her
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| from So Real: Songs from Jeff Buckley (2007) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
Grace
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| from Grace (1994) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
I Know It's Over
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| from So Real: Songs from Jeff Buckley (2007) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
Je n'en connais pas la fin
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| from Live At Sin-é (Legacy Edition) [Audio Version] (2003) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
So Real
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| from Grace (Legacy Edition) [Audio Version] (1994) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
New Year's Prayer
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| from Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk (1998) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
Mojo Pin
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| from Grace (1994) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
The Sky Is a Landfill
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| from Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk (1998) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
I Shall Be Released
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| from Live At Sin-é (Legacy Edition) [Audio Version] (2003) | ||
| Jeff Buckley |
What Will You Say (Live)
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| from Mystery White Boy - Live '95~'96 (2000) | ||
Comment:
Jeff Buckley's hushed, angelic interpretation of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" marked him as one of the most moving, influential (on everyone from Radiohead to Damien Rice) vocalists of the '90s. Jason Castro's [i]American Idol[/i] version was a surprise 2008 hit, making Buckley's recording a #1 download and introducing a new generation to his dreamy delicacy. The romantic, goose bump-inducing quaver and lighter-than-air vocal acrobatics on "Lilac Wine" showed him to be the Michael Jordan of singers. We dare you to keep a dry eye when his bittersweet sob hits Edith Piaf's "Je n'en connais pas la fin," especially upon realizing the title's translation, "I Do Not Know the End," foreshadows star-crossed Buckley's early death. What should have been a long, fruitful voyage became a tantalizing tease, but the greatest moments are here — there's plenty more where "Hallelujah" hails from.