There are a hell of a lot of musicians and vocalists who admire Jeff Buckley, a lot of actors too. He had musicians like PJ Harvey, Mike Doughty, Chris Cornell, Bono etc all write or sing tributes for him, you know he made a real impact.
It was so nice to watch you get hooked more and more as the song proceeded ;) You almost "lit up" at the end of the song ;) For me this shows a deep understanding for high-quality music when someone recognizes this while listening to this for the first time (saw other reactions where people said "I could not get behind this song"... hard to grasp for someone that loves Jeff Buckley's music ;)) So thanks for your great reaction! :)
Looking for Jeff reactions has become such a guilty pleasure for me😅 Nice to see you liking the mans undeniable, and way too Soon extinguished, talent🤘 He really did kick major ass. You should give his live at Siné album a listen. A true masterclass in musicianship, solo on an intimate café stage. Fav Jeff album for me. Cheers mate, and good luck in your UA-cam endeavours🤘
Hahaha i've been watching a lot more of him lately!! What a talent!! Appreciate the suggestions mate i'll definately be giving that album a look!! Thanks for stopping by the channel! 🙏🙏
6:45 Antoine de Caunes, the show's host (centre) says to his guest of the day, Monseigneur Gaillot, a French priest (right): "That's how, Monseigneur, the angels sing in 1995." ;)
This video is a recording of the television program "Nulle Part Ailleurs" (NPA), on the French channel Canal+ (Paris), a program which was broadcast live every day at the beginning of the evening and which ended with a live music performance. Jeff Buckley was the musical guest on the show on January 19, 1995. Millions of French people were glued to their TVs that night as it was Jeff's first appearance on French TV. 6 months after this brodcast, I went to see him on stage at the Olympia. The best concert I've ever lived as a musician and human being.
"Met" a guy online, and he sent me this song. As I sat there listening, I could feel my cheeks getting hotter as I started to blush, and my heart started to race. I could feel my hands shaking as my palms started sweating... It was one of the most... hmm... what word can I use... sexual? experiences I'd ever had, yet all I was doing is sitting there listening to my first Jeff Buckley song. :D Hope this wasn't oversharing too much.
yea Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, among others while Jeff was alive were known to sit in the front row at his gigs.. would of been so so huge now. such a pity. Mojo Pin, is another amazin one, lilac wine..dream brother. but so are all of his. nice reaction
My late husband was a musician and introduced me to Jeff Buckley.... The first song I ever heard was his Hallelujah.... Nothing like it. You obviously have good taste!
BRO!!! that was quick as shit! thanks for reacting to this so fast! lol...GREAT reaction!!..Jeff is definitely one of the better singers ever! I agree with another person in the comments that "Mojo Pin" LIVE at Glastonbury, should be next, it's a very different song than "Grace" but im positive you'll love that one as well, i cant thank you enough for reacting to Jeff! RIP to the legend!!ua-cam.com/video/UuqeGtN6IEs/v-deo.html
Haha i appreciate you stopping by with the suggestion my dude!! I loved the performance if you couldn't tell by my reaction! 😆 i cant wait to react to more Jeff Buckley!!
The first time I heard him, it changed me forever. Not in a healthy way. Haha. I was a musician playing many nights a week in NYC and unfortunately (not his fault, but my own insecurities) I felt I could never show the feeling or passion he had in his songs. So I stopped. Haha. Moral of the story is, watching you hear this for, what I imagine is the first time, reminded me of myself. You start out questioning it. Move to, “oh, he’s pretty good.” And end with “my God, that was amazing!” I’m glad I’m no alone (although in honesty I knew I never was). Great reaction.
Correct, Jeff drowned in the Wolf River (a tributary of the Mississippi) in 1997. Please react to his song, Dream Brother (Live in Chicago). Also, on your own time, check out the BBC Late Show version of Grace; it is arguably even better than the NPA performance. God bless.
MojoPin1983 I love that BBC version of “Grace.” I like when she mentions his father, Tim Buckley, and he cheers in the. Background w raised arms. Check out the song by Tim Buckley, “I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain.” You’ll see share Jeff gets his voice from.
Oye, happy Canada Day ! Live Buckley, listen to album from beginning to end , it is put together so well it hurts. I've felt sick after listening it's so raw
YES, the first and the best live from Jeff Buckley at the french show NPA Nulle Part Ailleurs (Nowhere else), i have always thrills when i listen it!!! Great choice ;-) At the end, the presenter speak to a religious and he said : "That's how the angel singing today my lord Gaillot and i offer you his album!"
Bloody hell, eh? Absolutely other-worldly. I actually like his Chicago live performance of “Grace” better than this one. And if you really want to see where he gets his voice from, check out his father, Tim Buckley. Also died at age 28. But not before he did “I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain” which is actually about Jeff’s mother and Jeff as a baby. He did a lot of others, as well. Find his OGWT performance.
Omg I love him so much. Glad you appreciated him. Check Buckley’s performance of same song from the live Chicago show, it’s better (IMO) and also from Chicago, his absolutely sublime “Hallelujah”. His father, Tim Buckley, from the 60s, had a very similar voice, sadly, also died at age 28, heroin. Check out his song, “I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain” which was about his relationship w Jeff’s mom and Baby Jeff. Whoa.
He did go to the Berkeley school of music. He could shred, play funk, soul, rock. He was kind of a Swiss Army knife for guitar, but he didn’t really show off in his music. I think he also could play all kinds of instruments too. I’ve seen him play stand up bass, drums, keys, and i know he had a little bit of a hand in arranging the strings for his album.
Still more great Jeff Buckley songs to react to. Dream brother and Lover you should have come over are two amazing songs that showcase his transcendent voice.
Your ears will never be the same again.
Jeff was a great enough guitarist to impress Jimmy Page, and was the greatest male vocalist ever!
There are a hell of a lot of musicians and vocalists who admire Jeff Buckley, a lot of actors too. He had musicians like PJ Harvey, Mike Doughty, Chris Cornell, Bono etc all write or sing tributes for him, you know he made a real impact.
I had no idea he had such a massive impact but i'm glad im learning more about him everyday!!
It was so nice to watch you get hooked more and more as the song proceeded ;) You almost "lit up" at the end of the song ;) For me this shows a deep understanding for high-quality music when someone recognizes this while listening to this for the first time (saw other reactions where people said "I could not get behind this song"... hard to grasp for someone that loves Jeff Buckley's music ;)) So thanks for your great reaction! :)
Looking for Jeff reactions has become such a guilty pleasure for me😅
Nice to see you liking the mans undeniable, and way too Soon extinguished, talent🤘
He really did kick major ass.
You should give his live at Siné album a listen. A true masterclass in musicianship, solo on an intimate café stage.
Fav Jeff album for me.
Cheers mate, and good luck in your UA-cam endeavours🤘
Hahaha i've been watching a lot more of him lately!! What a talent!! Appreciate the suggestions mate i'll definately be giving that album a look!! Thanks for stopping by the channel! 🙏🙏
Jeff’s or real name Scott’s mom said he as a child impersonated every sound he heard. Think this helped his vocal aptitude.
Jeff buckley simply embodies singing perfection. IMHO, the best male vocalist.
It is a genuine joy watching people experience his majesty fir the first time.
6:45 Antoine de Caunes, the show's host (centre) says to his guest of the day, Monseigneur Gaillot, a French priest (right): "That's how, Monseigneur, the angels sing in 1995." ;)
This video is a recording of the television program "Nulle Part Ailleurs" (NPA), on the French channel Canal+ (Paris), a program which was broadcast live every day at the beginning of the evening and which ended with a live music performance. Jeff Buckley was the musical guest on the show on January 19, 1995. Millions of French people were glued to their TVs that night as it was Jeff's first appearance on French TV. 6 months after this brodcast, I went to see him on stage at the Olympia. The best concert I've ever lived as a musician and human being.
"Met" a guy online, and he sent me this song. As I sat there listening, I could feel my cheeks getting hotter as I started to blush, and my heart started to race. I could feel my hands shaking as my palms started sweating... It was one of the most... hmm... what word can I use... sexual? experiences I'd ever had, yet all I was doing is sitting there listening to my first Jeff Buckley song. :D Hope this wasn't oversharing too much.
Jeff is insane vocal singer!!! 👏
yea Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, among others while Jeff was alive were known to sit in the front row at his gigs.. would of been so so huge now. such a pity. Mojo Pin, is another amazin one, lilac wine..dream brother. but so are all of his. nice reaction
Wow he must have been good to have zeppelin admiring him like that!! Thanks for the suggestions man i definately plan on doing more on Jeff!! 🙏🙏
try "lover u should have come over" by him next:)
Sounds great!! 😀
Yes!! agreed! that is my favorite song of Jeff's!!
My late husband was a musician and introduced me to Jeff Buckley.... The first song I ever heard was his Hallelujah.... Nothing like it. You obviously have good taste!
BRO!!! that was quick as shit! thanks for reacting to this so fast! lol...GREAT reaction!!..Jeff is definitely one of the better singers ever! I agree with another person in the comments that "Mojo Pin" LIVE at Glastonbury, should be next, it's a very different song than "Grace" but im positive you'll love that one as well, i cant thank you enough for reacting to Jeff! RIP to the legend!!ua-cam.com/video/UuqeGtN6IEs/v-deo.html
Haha i appreciate you stopping by with the suggestion my dude!! I loved the performance if you couldn't tell by my reaction! 😆 i cant wait to react to more Jeff Buckley!!
loved your reaction so much!
Thank you!! 🙂 i think i i'm going to do that one next!! 🙏🙏
The first time I heard him, it changed me forever. Not in a healthy way. Haha. I was a musician playing many nights a week in NYC and unfortunately (not his fault, but my own insecurities) I felt I could never show the feeling or passion he had in his songs. So I stopped. Haha. Moral of the story is, watching you hear this for, what I imagine is the first time, reminded me of myself. You start out questioning it. Move to, “oh, he’s pretty good.” And end with “my God, that was amazing!” I’m glad I’m no alone (although in honesty I knew I never was). Great reaction.
Jeff such a young big talent with everything to give parting so fast. He was gold.
His guitars were as good as voice, both incredible!
A beast then an angel 😇
Chills every time.
Just watched this again and almost wrote the same thing. Lol. Love watching you react to him. 🤘🏼
Correct, Jeff drowned in the Wolf River (a tributary of the Mississippi) in 1997.
Please react to his song, Dream Brother (Live in Chicago).
Also, on your own time, check out the BBC Late Show version of Grace; it is arguably even better than the NPA performance.
God bless.
Such a shame.. and thank you for the suggestion!! Have a great day! 🙂
@@masonreacts1136 lol dont worry bro, the BBC version, is HALF AS GOOD as the NPA version LMAO!!
MojoPin1983 I love that BBC version of “Grace.” I like when she mentions his father, Tim Buckley, and he cheers in the. Background w raised arms. Check out the song by Tim Buckley, “I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain.” You’ll see share Jeff gets his voice from.
Chills and tears.
Oye, happy Canada Day ! Live Buckley, listen to album from beginning to end , it is put together so well it hurts. I've felt sick after listening it's so raw
Hey man!! Thanks for stopping.. i'm gonna get on that album ASAP!! 🙏🙏
Jeff was so brilliant
Great live perf, from his band too. I personally prefer the studio version. His producer did a unique job for him.
Aaammmmaaaazzzinnngg!!! ❤️🤩🥳
Jeff ♥️
Hes brilliant. His dear friend Layne from AIC you have to react to Love hate Love live!!! Please
YES, the first and the best live from Jeff Buckley at the french show NPA Nulle Part Ailleurs (Nowhere else), i have always thrills when i listen it!!! Great choice ;-) At the end, the presenter speak to a religious and he said : "That's how the angel singing today my lord Gaillot and i offer you his album!"
Bloody hell, eh? Absolutely other-worldly. I actually like his Chicago live performance of “Grace” better than this one. And if you really want to see where he gets his voice from, check out his father, Tim Buckley. Also died at age 28. But not before he did “I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain” which is actually about Jeff’s mother and Jeff as a baby. He did a lot of others, as well. Find his OGWT performance.
I would recommend Mojo Pin live in Chicago. :)
Thanks for stopping by!! Mojo Pin is next on my list!! 🙏
Grace has been my favourite album since it came out.
Omg I love him so much. Glad you appreciated him. Check Buckley’s performance of same song from the live Chicago show, it’s better (IMO) and also from Chicago, his absolutely sublime “Hallelujah”. His father, Tim Buckley, from the 60s, had a very similar voice, sadly, also died at age 28, heroin. Check out his song, “I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain” which was about his relationship w Jeff’s mom and Baby Jeff. Whoa.
listen to his "Strange Fruit" cover. Live at Sine. He showcases his skills on there very well.
Thanks for the suggestion! 🙏
Check out "Our last goodbye " 😅😊
He did go to the Berkeley school of music. He could shred, play funk, soul, rock. He was kind of a Swiss Army knife for guitar, but he didn’t really show off in his music. I think he also could play all kinds of instruments too. I’ve seen him play stand up bass, drums, keys, and i know he had a little bit of a hand in arranging the strings for his album.
almost as good as the BBC version!
Dream brother live in Chicago next
Still more great Jeff Buckley songs to react to. Dream brother and Lover you should have come over are two amazing songs that showcase his transcendent voice.
The bbc version is cleaner
he was a really great guitarist. but he sang so well that nobody cared about his guitar playing. but i think he was a guitarist first
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'' Et je vous offre son premier album" ....Et malheureusement le seul et dernier ....
Jesus indeed...
Robert Plant thinks Jeff B. genius!!!!!!!!! Jimmy Page and Bob Dylan agree!!!!