I remember watching this live, back in 1995, in front of my TV. Didn't know the guy. Hit me like a fucking truck. I was 19, and this was absolutly not my type of music, more into Pixies, Noir Désir, PJ Harvey and RATM kind of stuff. But I have been completly mesmerized and emotionaly touched. Don't really know how to express it... Rare are the people with this kind of aura. Rare are the people who doesn't go in the same direction than everybody else. For me, this song was written for Buckley, and for this one moment in particular. Just perfection.
totalmente de acuerdo .. demasiada sensibilidad como para continuar en este mundo de mierda ! por eso murió joven ... que en paz descanse ! inolvidable !
"Rare are the people who doesn't go in the same direction than everybody else" you're so right there. Nowadays everyone sounds the same, there are just a few brave people that actually care about music and not about fame and money...shame on the music industry that they rarely support them. Hope I live enough to see another Jeff Buckley
Senator Dingdong Like many others did. The original song is the original (duh) but this one has something that makes you cry every time you listen to it haha
Fabricio Osuna yeah I like pentatonix but Jeff as one man has more soul and pain while singing it than any buddy in that group or to ever sing it in general, it’s like he’s felt a life of what hallelujah tells the story of.
So much emotion in his voice. Pain, and love mixed with hate, and just a pinch of insanity. This is one of those songs you can share with a person who caused you an infinite amount of suffering, but never stop listening to it anyway.
I can’t agree with that perfect statement u made, and aside and I agree the person who caused,,,,,… or the person you would die for or in place of saving that person or persons, thanks for saying all that it hit my heart and you basically are telling the definition of me Benjamin Jones
Buckley's voice gives me serious chills. His "cover" (I put cover in quotations because he made it his own song.. It's like him and Cohen wrote two different songs with the same lyrics) is one of the best performances ever. We truly lost a great talent.
Can’t agree More Every time I listen to his magic……. What a loss.. to what is fast becoming a fear of the future populated / insensitive regions of peeps. ( other than these Jeff B followers of the most talented mail artists/soloist) Who can portray their belief for whichever reason thru their presentation/interpretation of one extremely poiniountdd Eddd written storey which is then accompanied with music (Yes can say many BUT is the soul really there for that rendition… every time YES with JB What a god given talent !! Toooo early departed from this mostly insensitive/shallow, immature which I have done now go more than 30 years I have his original cd!! being/self appreciating cultures in what really matters in someone’s /
By far the best live performance of any song ever. Jeff made this song so beautiful. R.I.P. to a perfect voiced legend, his life was short but his legacy will live on forever
I remember seeing this live when I was nearly 10 years old. To this day, it still "freezes my blood" (= "glace le sang", as we say in french). Unbelievable version of "Hallelujah", with a perfect introduction.
Amazing voice. This song always brings me to tears. RIP Jeff Buckley and RIP Leonard Cohen. You've both left your amazing music for generations and generations
Jeff Buckely, Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, Kurt Cobain, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Michael Jackson, John Lennon, and so many others. These truly special people were so in touch with their creative personalities. They knew their own voice, their own incredibly unique sounds. That's what made them great, that they could masterfully interpret the creative energy of the universe exactly as they wished. Jeff Buckley knew his sound, he knew his creative consciousness, whether or not he was even conscious of it. That is how he, along with those other amazing artists, are able to stun not only their immediate audience, but even so far as to reach the souls of listeners years later through speakers and microphones. Because their energy is so real.
heard there was a secret chord That David played and it pleased the Lord But you don't really care for music, do you? Well it goes like this the fourth, the fifth The minor fall and the major lift The baffled king composing Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Well your faith was strong but you needed proof You saw her bathing on the roof Her beauty and the moonlight overthrew you She tied you to her kitchen chair She broke your throne and she cut your hair And from your lips, she drew the Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Baby, I've been here before I've seen this room and I've walked this floor You know, I used to live alone before I knew you And I've seen your flag on the marble arch And Love is not a victory march It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Well, there was a time when you let me know What's really going on below But now you never show that to me, do you? But remember, when I moved in you And the holy dove was moving too And every breath, we drew was Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Maybe there's a God above But, all I've ever learned from love Was how to shoot somebody who outdrew you? And it's not a cry, that you hear at night It's not somebody, who's seen the light It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah
Jeff Buckley’s cover of “Hallelujah” might well be his #1 success. The song was originally composed and recorded by Leonard Cohen in 1984. Buckley began performing “Hallelujah” in and around New York City, closing his live concerts with it. Remarkably, his revved-up audiences would suddenly become as silent as can be. The American performer eventually included it on his 1994 debut album “Grace.” However, the piece did not gain widespread attention until after his untimely demise in 1997, at age 30. 💙🎶💜 May you rest in peace, Jeff Scott Buckley (1966 - 1997)… 🌹
Ich habe diese Version von Jeff Buckley bei der Beerdigung von meinem Sohn spielen lassen. Es ist für mich die beste Interpretation des Songs vom genialen Leonard Cohen. Rest in Peace Leonard Cohen and Jeff Buckley und mein Unvergesslichlicher Sohn, so lange ich lebe. 🙏💜🌻😢
He was so dope man. God I wish I could emulate at least half of what he was. The way he said this is for Leonard and Nina Simone and then just slammed that D/G chord before entering the first verse... so smooth... so unbelievably smooth.
I've heard Leonard Cohen's beautiful hallelujah's sung by many performers, but Jeff Buckley is the one who performed this most excellent song. David, the king's song. I was like Jeff was inside the lyrics and he was exhaling the beauty with every breath. So achingly beautiful.
+The Green Kitchen Unfortunately, he died in 1997. He drowned while swimming in the Mississippi River; a boat passed by and the undertow swept him under.
you are correct sr...Im from Argenitna and I drove from Miami to Aspen and I made my trip to drive over the Mississippi river, I parked my car, get out and I spendd 1 hour leasing to his music looking the over the river....I really love this guy!....
Can’t believe after all these years I can still listen to this masterpiece and it brings me out of my dark place. Your beautiful soul is still missed Jeff
"About two days ago I woke up in Australia and I saw the bomb go off and I felt sad. That uh, The French Government had joined the long list of fools who insist on sending death sentences to this earth. This is for all the people who know that the only good place for a nuclear bomb is in the garbage dismantled. This is for Leonard wherever you are and this is for Nina Simone". (he is referring to the nuclear weapon tests that France undertook in the Pacific at Mururoa Atoll in 1995 (Pacific Islands), causing international protests).
What an amazing artist and performance...... Every time I hear Jeff Buckley and especially this song my jaw drops...... every time.... it doesn't get old. No dubbing, auto tune rubbish effects just raw talent!! Will never be forgotten! 😎✊
some things are so beautiful it hurts. especially to an Ondine creature like Jeff... i know... oh how i fucking know. i wait in the fire, only through grace, and wait for that cold breaking Hallelujah to wash over me... no other element could have taken you with the love you knew... i know Jeff..
Man god bless your family bro, ik they miss you so much. What a awsome musician. Imagine how dope he was to his family. So much expression through just music.
When watching videos of his performances I often times find myself having to close my eyes, not just to close out the distractions of the world but also so I can hear & feel his music without being distracted by his beauty... Sleep sweetly Jeff ♥
Perhaps because like me the thin tortured strains of Jeff’s voice and soft discordant refrains on the guitar don’t have the same impact of the sonorous voice and intensity that Leonard could impose on us. I personally don’t dislike this version, but I think the hype and sentimental jargon about it being the definitive version are overplayed. At the end of the day it boils down to personal subjective opinion.
Leonard Norman Cohen is a Canadian singer-songwriter, musician, poet, and novelist. ok PhantomLegion100 he is one of the most fascinating and enigmatic … singer/songwriters of the late '60s even im not from this time im musician too and Journalist have u ever tried to understand what is the meaning of this tremendous song ??? say plz ... is it spiritual religious song ??? is Leonard Cohen trying to tell us there is no hope for Love ??? or maybe there is something else that Cohen aims to in his lyrics ??? do u know real meaning of word Hallelujah ??? and i never intended in that moment here post religious song was prasing the Lord in intention of my mom who died before and loved soo much that song she great Musician ok i go return here and reply u many times person named "PhantomLegion100 and i want u see all this and replying
This deserves 10 million views, esp. after being posted a decade ago. I've known Leonard f Cohen's music & Buckley's version of this song for some time, but I only found this live video after seeing the Netflix biopic on Cohen last night. Thankseverso for posting this Johnny Red. 💔
I truly wish I was born earlier like in the 80s, so that i can witness his talents in my teens during the 90s. I was only 4yo when this was broadcasted. Jeff, you are truly one of a kind. May your soul rest in peace.
" This is for Leonard Cohen where ever he is and this is for Nina Simone " Best intro ever
victor mpc I liked that too!
Goosebumps
I remember watching this live, back in 1995, in front of my TV. Didn't know the guy. Hit me like a fucking truck.
I was 19, and this was absolutly not my type of music, more into Pixies, Noir Désir, PJ Harvey and RATM kind of stuff. But I have been completly mesmerized and emotionaly touched. Don't really know how to express it...
Rare are the people with this kind of aura. Rare are the people who doesn't go in the same direction than everybody else.
For me, this song was written for Buckley, and for this one moment in particular. Just perfection.
Yeah Noir Désir! :D
totalmente de acuerdo .. demasiada sensibilidad como para continuar en este mundo de mierda ! por eso murió joven ... que en paz descanse ! inolvidable !
murio ahogado en el mississippi, no se suicido, y con semejante talento no creo que eligiera morirse
I agree wholeheartedly. This guy was really something else.
"Rare are the people who doesn't go in the same direction than everybody else" you're so right there. Nowadays everyone sounds the same, there are just a few brave people that actually care about music and not about fame and money...shame on the music industry that they rarely support them. Hope I live enough to see another Jeff Buckley
The minor fall and the major lift is about the best line in music history. Cohen is a genius!
His comments before he sang were most moving. He was an amazing human being and is missed greatly.
He was wise and aware of what was going on in the world, RIP Jeff
So was his father who I used to listen to in Boston coffee houses.
@@neoflyboy liar !
The rendition itself has a slightly cynical tone to it.
This was Jeff Buckley’s song. Leonard Cohen wrote it, but Jeff Buckley owned it. No one has ever done it as much justice.
Some people might scream at us for it but I agree with you. He has a way of reaching in and slowly tearing your heart out, very slowly.
Truth😊❤
I couldn’t have said it better myself. He’s second to none 🙏🙏
Damn true bro!....... 👍❤️🙏🤟
I mean the thing is the way he sings it suits him more than anyone, and his guitar style compliments it so well
I wasnt even alive when Jeff was, yet i still miss him immensely. So talented and such a pure soul
I was in my 20's. I remember driving to work one day & over the radio they said that he drowned. I had to pull over...and then I cried hysterically.
This is the best recording of Hallelujah there has ever been, and the best that ever will be.
Boy you said it right brother.
None of these crying boys will ever compare with the original strength of the song. No offence.
+m00maz jeffs version is actually a cover itself
check out the live at sin-é
@@سيليا-ش1ل Yeah, i always thought that was the best
This is for you Jeff Buckley, wherever you are
I don´t have words to explain what i feel when i listen this song.
sound quality absolutely spectacular
Glad you noticed!
Hurdy haha thank you! I appreciate it!
He is always very close to crying when singing this song, and I understand him so well. He was one of the best singers ever. May he rest in peace.
that he acknowledges the song writer such class and beauty..
he was kinda pissed with radios and magazines because they attribute the song to him over and over.
Fabricio Osuna you could argue that he took the song and made it his own
Senator Dingdong
Like many others did. The original song is the original (duh) but this one has something that makes you cry every time you listen to it haha
Fabricio Osuna yeah I like pentatonix but Jeff as one man has more soul and pain while singing it than any buddy in that group or to ever sing it in general, it’s like he’s felt a life of what hallelujah tells the story of.
So much emotion in his voice. Pain, and love mixed with hate, and just a pinch of insanity.
This is one of those songs you can share with a person who caused you an infinite amount of suffering, but never stop listening to it anyway.
I can’t agree with that perfect statement u made, and aside and I agree the person who caused,,,,,… or the person you would die for or in place of saving that person or persons, thanks for saying all that it hit my heart and you basically are telling the definition of me Benjamin Jones
Leonard Cohen wrote this song for Jeff Buckley. I mean, they hadn't met and maybe Jeff hadn't been born yet, but he did it anyway.
Buckley's voice gives me serious chills. His "cover" (I put cover in quotations because he made it his own song.. It's like him and Cohen wrote two different songs with the same lyrics) is one of the best performances ever. We truly lost a great talent.
That’s because as brilliant as he was a song writer and arranger, Leonard Cohen couldn’t sing (and he knew it).
@@altereddogma But bless his soul for writing this one. I doubt that anyone will ever be able to sing this song as well as Jeff Buckley did.
That song was written for him. Definitly, no one on this planet will be able to display it like him...
Can’t agree More
Every time I listen to his magic…….
What a loss..
to what is fast becoming a fear of the future populated / insensitive regions of peeps. ( other than these Jeff B followers of the most talented mail artists/soloist)
Who can portray their belief for whichever reason thru their presentation/interpretation of one extremely poiniountdd Eddd written storey which is then accompanied with music
(Yes can say many BUT is the soul really there for that rendition… every time YES with JB
What a god given talent !! Toooo early departed from this mostly insensitive/shallow, immature which I have done now go more than 30 years
I have his original cd!! being/self appreciating cultures
in what really matters in someone’s /
@@robynasker4954 use
proper
sentences
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the author will always be the master my friend, Mr Cohen is eternal.
The vocals and that guitar reverb is magical
Alesis Quadreverb, $100 On ebay
Always amazed at how long he holds that last note
If one could fall in love with someone's soul...
You can :) Ignore the meat suite.
even all these years later, he's still in a class of his own!!!
This is like if Picasso's "The Man With the Blue Guitar" painting was a song performance. I love it.
Forget "the Voice" this is definitive version of Hallelujah. The perfect one!
By far the best live performance of any song ever. Jeff made this song so beautiful. R.I.P. to a perfect voiced legend, his life was short but his legacy will live on forever
This was so haunting and beautiful. Just a man and his guitar creating such music and emotion. Hallelujah will forever be Jeff Buckley's song.
Something about the way he sings this song man. Never fails to hit you like a gut punch. Rest In Peace.
I remember seeing this live when I was nearly 10 years old. To this day, it still "freezes my blood" (= "glace le sang", as we say in french). Unbelievable version of "Hallelujah", with a perfect introduction.
Amazing voice. This song always brings me to tears. RIP Jeff Buckley and RIP Leonard Cohen. You've both left your amazing music for generations and generations
Jeff Buckely, Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, Kurt Cobain, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Michael Jackson, John Lennon, and so many others. These truly special people were so in touch with their creative personalities. They knew their own voice, their own incredibly unique sounds. That's what made them great, that they could masterfully interpret the creative energy of the universe exactly as they wished. Jeff Buckley knew his sound, he knew his creative consciousness, whether or not he was even conscious of it. That is how he, along with those other amazing artists, are able to stun not only their immediate audience, but even so far as to reach the souls of listeners years later through speakers and microphones. Because their energy is so real.
Elvis presley the true King
James lmao
What about Tim Buckley?
I bet you thought this comment would have more likes
his face says he's done this for a thousand years. Jeff disappears when he sings and the music takes over. his voice a conduit to heaven.
For Leonard, wherever you are...
He was an excellent singer but can we take a second and appreciate his uncompromising way of playing that telecaster. It sounds amazing.
I Love France ❤️ This is absolutely beautiful.
heard there was a secret chord
That David played and it pleased the Lord
But you don't really care for music, do you?
Well it goes like this the fourth, the fifth
The minor fall and the major lift
The baffled king composing Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Well your faith was strong but you needed proof
You saw her bathing on the roof
Her beauty and the moonlight overthrew you
She tied you to her kitchen chair
She broke your throne and she cut your hair
And from your lips, she drew the Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Baby, I've been here before
I've seen this room and I've walked this floor
You know, I used to live alone before I knew you
And I've seen your flag on the marble arch
And Love is not a victory march
It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Well, there was a time when you let me know
What's really going on below
But now you never show that to me, do you?
But remember, when I moved in you
And the holy dove was moving too
And every breath, we drew was Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Maybe there's a God above
But, all I've ever learned from love
Was how to shoot somebody who outdrew you?
And it's not a cry, that you hear at night
It's not somebody, who's seen the light
It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
this is one of the most powerful videos i've ever seen. i really hope you are at rest jeff.
also, thank you so much for uploading this video. Works of art like this make me proud to be human.
pure eargasm...
Jeff Buckley’s cover of “Hallelujah” might well be his #1 success. The song was originally composed and recorded by Leonard Cohen in 1984.
Buckley began performing “Hallelujah” in and around New York City, closing his live concerts with it. Remarkably, his revved-up audiences would suddenly become as silent as can be.
The American performer eventually included it on his 1994 debut album “Grace.” However, the piece did not gain widespread attention until after his untimely demise in 1997, at age 30. 💙🎶💜
May you rest in peace, Jeff Scott Buckley (1966 - 1997)… 🌹
His voice was a gift from our farther in heaven.....just wow
from his father
Ich habe diese Version von Jeff Buckley bei der Beerdigung von meinem Sohn spielen lassen. Es ist für mich die beste Interpretation des Songs vom genialen Leonard Cohen.
Rest in Peace Leonard Cohen and Jeff Buckley und mein Unvergesslichlicher Sohn, so lange ich lebe. 🙏💜🌻😢
This is the version that this song needed.
jeff buckley just made 7 angels from heaven cry,my God bless his soul,truly a melancholic trancedental feel.
He was so dope man. God I wish I could emulate at least half of what he was. The way he said this is for Leonard and Nina Simone and then just slammed that D/G chord before entering the first verse... so smooth... so unbelievably smooth.
His Talent is inspiring..
Gave me chills. So talented and such a beautiful song. R.I.P. taken too soon
How did he pass?
nothing compares to that voice
What a wonderful gift Jeff gave to the world when he sang this song.
Cette version, originale en live, est évidemment sublime. On atteint l'émotion artistique au plus haut
I've heard Leonard Cohen's beautiful hallelujah's sung by many performers, but Jeff Buckley is the one who performed this most excellent song. David, the king's song. I was like Jeff was inside the lyrics and he was exhaling the beauty with every breath. So achingly beautiful.
Amazing. What a gift. What talent.
god he was beautiful =(
Безумно красиво и каждый раз по новому.
Buckley. Forever love. See you on the other side sweetie.
+The Green Kitchen Unfortunately, he died in 1997. He drowned while swimming in the Mississippi River; a boat passed by and the undertow swept him under.
you are correct sr...Im from Argenitna and I drove from Miami to Aspen and I made my trip to drive over the Mississippi river, I parked my car, get out and I spendd 1 hour leasing to his music looking the over the river....I really love this guy!....
Can’t believe after all these years I can still listen to this masterpiece and it brings me out of my dark place. Your beautiful soul is still missed Jeff
Love how the shadow hits his face so perfect and ominously
"About two days ago I woke up in Australia and I saw the bomb go off and I felt sad. That uh, The French Government had joined the long list of fools who insist on sending death sentences to this earth. This is for all the people who know that the only good place for a nuclear bomb is in the garbage dismantled. This is for Leonard wherever you are and this is for Nina Simone".
(he is referring to the nuclear weapon tests that France undertook in the Pacific at Mururoa Atoll in 1995 (Pacific Islands), causing international protests).
Thank you Sofia. I did not know this! Blessings :-)
Grant
Thank you
God bless those that think beyond their own noses and see the world for what it is. God bless
r own noses
Thank you a lot
he really walked the line with that last note. we love to see it. someone on the edge. giving it all.
i can't get tired of Jeff Buckley's songs
It's so moving when his voice like a rainbow shines in all colours.
💜💙❤💚💛
Rest in eternal peace, beautiful soul, Jeff Buckley!
The longing and drawn out pain in his voice is hauntingly beautiful
Crazy to hear a this man singing to us from beyond the grave what an age we live
What an amazing artist and performance...... Every time I hear Jeff Buckley and especially this song my jaw drops...... every time.... it doesn't get old. No dubbing, auto tune rubbish effects just raw talent!! Will never be forgotten! 😎✊
God how I miss this man...that voice...*sigh* the best go way too young...
How could anyone give this a thumbs down? Shaking my head
The best cover of all time.
some things are so beautiful it hurts. especially to an Ondine creature like Jeff... i know... oh how i fucking know. i wait in the fire, only through grace, and wait for that cold breaking Hallelujah to wash over me... no other element could have taken you with the love you knew... i know Jeff..
Man god bless your family bro, ik they miss you so much. What a awsome musician. Imagine how dope he was to his family. So much expression through just music.
this is next heavenly level!
Gosh crystal clear for a live performance.......what an amazing muzo he was
hauntingly beautiful!!!!
In listening Jeff Buckley hallelujah touch my heart I recently lost my husband Ioved all his music,
This song hits me hard. Its so emotional and I get so in to it.
+EllieRain555
it actually is a really emotional, sad song. and especially with his vocals and playing... i can totally relate, mate
When watching videos of his performances I often times find myself having to close my eyes, not just to close out the distractions of the world but also so I can hear & feel his music without being distracted by his beauty... Sleep sweetly Jeff ♥
J ai le souvenir de cet ange.Jeff tu nous manque ...
There's just no fucking way someone can be this talented LIVE. God bless you my love ❤️
Without words... no one will ever sing that song like that again
Плакал. Лучшее исполнение этого шедевра.
why would 26 people dislike this? Yeah the songs been played to death...but it's still beautiful.
Perhaps because like me the thin tortured strains of Jeff’s voice and soft discordant refrains on the guitar don’t have the same impact of the sonorous voice and intensity that Leonard could impose on us. I personally don’t dislike this version, but I think the hype and sentimental jargon about it being the definitive version are overplayed. At the end of the day it boils down to personal subjective opinion.
Merci pour ce bel hommage pour les victimes qui sont partis rejoindre le ciel..L'homme est un loup pour l'homme une triste réalité.
He was a beautiful soul ... such a moving performance it literally gave me goosebumps ♥️
Couldn’t agree more! 😉
Wspaniale wykonanie Panie Buckley dziękuję również w imieniu małżonki i syna rafała
Perfect performance
im Musician
i love watch songs and today im with praising God with "Hallelujah"
It's not a religious praise to God though....
PhantomLegion100 ES UN ALELUYA AL AMOR
Good night dear friend Pradeep
sweet dreams
its realy nice
Leonard Norman Cohen is a Canadian singer-songwriter, musician, poet, and novelist.
ok PhantomLegion100
he is one of the most fascinating and enigmatic … singer/songwriters of the late '60s
even im not from this time
im musician too
and Journalist
have u ever tried to understand what is the meaning of this tremendous song ???
say plz ...
is it spiritual religious song ???
is Leonard Cohen trying to tell us there is no hope for Love ???
or maybe there is something else that Cohen aims to in his lyrics ???
do u know real meaning of word Hallelujah ???
and i never intended in that moment here post religious song
was prasing the Lord in intention of my mom who died before and loved soo much that song
she great Musician
ok
i go return here and reply u many times
person named "PhantomLegion100
and i want u see all this
and replying
Sara camacho
plz watch many times the song
and try get if its what u said
u have free will for say all u want
its ok
Thank you! *Jeff Buckley - November 17, 1966 - May 29, 1997* - Shared on Google+ & Facebook, Nov. 17, 2018
I've .never seen this before. Thought I'd seen all the live ones. Thanks for keeping this here. ❤
This deserves 10 million views, esp. after being posted a decade ago. I've known Leonard f Cohen's music & Buckley's version of this song for some time, but I only found this live video after seeing the Netflix biopic on Cohen last night. Thankseverso for posting this Johnny Red. 💔
A true musician. All respect. Such emotion in every verse.
Jeff is an angel in heaven , we will always have his voice . Thankyou mr cohen. 🙏🙏🙏🙏💜💜💜💜
He is missed by everyone, legend
Rest in Peace and safe travels. Thank you for your music and your inspiration. Hallelujah.
What a beautiful soul…this song and his spirit will live forever…
touches my soul like no other
Breathtaking....
So, so beautiful.
I'm so dying to meet you...our friend Julia talks about you so very often and says you're awesome
We have some cool friends in common. :-)
Never saw this before now but it's a beautiful performance!
This is true music.
Amor total por su alma
I truly wish I was born earlier like in the 80s, so that i can witness his talents in my teens during the 90s. I was only 4yo when this was broadcasted. Jeff, you are truly one of a kind. May your soul rest in peace.
When were you born? I assume we are from the same era.
Yes, thank you, Chris K.
I'm so old, that i remember this.
Broken Hallelujah.
Man, i love it when musicians tell us how the geopolitical landscape should be! Yeeeeahhhh, jeeeeeff!
A gem of a voice ❤️
Thank you for sharing this gem. What a performance! Just brilliant.
This song make me very sad, is the way he sang it...
gives me hope