Jeff Buckley - That Way Young Lovers Do (live in New York)
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2011
- 1993.12.18 - CBGB's, New York City
A terrific cover of Van Morrison's song. This comes out as the longest version to date with a nice little slide solo by Jeff towards the end of the song.
Angle Jeff Buckley came among us for the shortest time then had to return back to his day job of singing his and other people's brilliant songs and playing his guitar for evermore in Heaven. Jeff just like his dear dad and dear mother left a permanent print in our memory
Words are really beautiful, but they're limited. Words are very male, very structured. But the voice is the netherworld, the darkness, where there's nothing to hang onto. The voice comes from a part of you that just knows and expresses and is. .....Jeff Buckley
THIS IS SUPERSUPERSUPER!!!!!!!!
Jeff was correct about that. He was one of the best singers, ever!
13:06 sings C6
I need a time machine, too!
THANK YOU!!!!! You feel me!
Jeff couldn't have been a human with a performance like this.
i think i will never ever stop listening him , and finding something new , and relistening again and again , thanks jeff , thanks man:)
Whoever you are, angel on earth who recorded and uploaded it, THANK YOU. This version is the definitive one. If I could cash in several years of my life in exchange for the opportunity to be able to witness this show in person, I would.
so beautiful...I.m crying
Forever in my heart...the only one...
How people in the audience could talk over this is beyond me.
Jon Ainsworth seriously hahahah, I guess Jeff didn't mind it tho, so I heard interview he had, which just makes it even cooler hahahah. Jeff Buckleyyy!!!!!
Thank you very much! 👍 🤝 💞
I want a time machine... thanks so much for posting this.
I will give you one sir. Close your eyes and feel his passion through sound.
Haunting.
he went innnnnn on that performance!😭so awesome
Thank you Thank you
Thank you for posting this!!!!!!!!!
Just lovely that you share this with the fans :) Love you for this!!! Thank you!!!
well done!!
This is the. JB trio.
Apparently this show was filmed by multiple video cameras.
MojoPin1983 Ooooh. Where did you hear this? Forget Her, from this particular show is exquisite.
I agree. I read this on the Steve Hoffman Music Forums website:
forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/jeff-buckley-grace.241746/page-5
The person under the username, Trainwreck, wrote the following:
*”...the 'first' live show with the band (at the tail end of overdubs for Grace) was at CB 313 Gallery....they tore that place down, had something to prove in their blood....the cameras were rolling, big ones.....That's the release I'm waiting for.* I'd been listening to the tunes in micorscopic detail for almost two months and watched Jeff nightly, in a private like setting....'do his thing'...and it was everything you'd expect it to be....mouth on the floor mesmerizing etc....but this was...mouth on the floor, cold brick upside the brain....sonic reality altered.....goosebumps.
The audience was a weird mix...a lot of 'industry'....Andy of course, Steve Berkowitz etc... and pretty much all of the recording studio moles, myself included.
And then, the 'fans', the ones that expected Jeff to be doing his solo/caberet thing (it was CB Gallery after all). This was their introduction into 'where' Jeff was going artistically and for some of them, it didn't go well, they cornered him after the show and berated him for going 'band'....like Dylan going electric.....it was surreal.
He tried to introduce me into the conversation after-show and they pummeled me out of the way like I was part of the problem...lol...he just looked at me with a....stunned/wtf portrait captured like a cartoon....I was like....hugs & kisses, see ya tommorrow brother (some of his close friends were no better, dropping by the studio for a listen, responses were akin to....."ummm, this is different!!??"...poor guy, tough storm to stand against).”
I noticed this and sent him a private email. We had a few exchanges. Here are his responses to me:
*”Hey, There were cameras there, at times he was ham'n to them (ala Johnny Cash flip'n a bird etc..). So yea, I assume so, whether the footage still exist idk, if it did I'm sure they'd release it, unless it's in sub-par quality. I'll ask some who might know.*
I was the assistant engineer at SoundTrack NYC on Grace. All the vox, and overdubs, fixes, and capturing the caberet performances...etc. Jeff lived down the street from the studio and started hang there a lot, a sorta artistic resort/enclave.
Also, as life would have it, I was a student at G.I.T. in Hollywood with him (Jimmy Herring and Paul Gilbert) as well, same circle of friends. I still have the GIT graduation pamplet were Jeff is listed playing Weather Reports - Pearl on the Half Shell (on the attached image; see #13, #8 and #9 Jimmy Herring and Paul Gilbert performances...good times). So our life patterns were in sync I guess, we got to be good friends in NYC.
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Cabaret....basically his solo set. At the end of each night, Jeff would play thru tunes. Like Hali, or Corpus, trying to get 'the take', but he'd also break free and doing all sorts of random ****, from mocking Eddie Vedder to playing KISS tunes and Dylan, all over the map...it was a treat. Just Andy and myself in attendance, nobody but the band and George were allowed in the session, he brought in Rebecca Moore to hear what was shaping and her reaction was bit....well....she said....."this is not what I expected Jeff", it wasn't a reaction he was anamoured with, but, nobody seen it coming, that's why the CB Gallery was so epic to me.
After the show, he was literally cornered near the bathroom by fans telling him **** like..."Jeff, this all cute and everything, this band thing, but the REAL you is just you and the guitar Jeff, don't do this!!" etc...I was standing there with him like...wow!, he looked at me in disbelief, I was like, I'll see you tommorrow man....shaking my head and gave me a hug. He was trying to introduce me, but they kept pushing me out of the way to give him grief about his new direction.....lol.
Anyway...Hali and Corpus are composites.”
I have tried to follow up with him several more times, but he hasn’t responded since March, 2018, despite logging in regularly. I don’t know why he has disappeared.
Based on the Grace liner notes credits, the person in question is named, Bryant Jackson or Reggie Griffith.
whats happening in 13:06 AMAZİNGG
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everyone check out this version that starts off with Zeppelin, homestly the gnarliessstt!!! EVERRRRR!!!!!