Songs To No One: 1991-1992 - Jeff Buckley Reviews
Newest Review: ... did anyone ver question that?), with parts of the song seemingly sang as an A-cappello. The song despite it really being a ... more
... showcase somewhat for Jeff's vocals goes on far too long, they should only have ha about half the song there as it seems never ending, which is really a shame. 6/10
The second track, "How long will it take", is also a cover this time of a Loretta Lynn song, written by Pat Kelly and Beverly Muic. The length of this song is much more listener friendly at 5mins 13 second. The guitar exploded's with a happy pacey rythmic feel to it that makes you smile in consideration of lucas' brilliance. Buckley's vocals ...more
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Customer Songs To No One: 1991-1992 - Jeff Buckley Reviews (1)
Songs To No One: 1991-1992 - Jeff Buckley: Songs for me (1988 words)by - written on 06/09/07 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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In 1991 Jeff's dad (Tim Buckley) had a memorial service at St Anne's church in Brooklyn, Jeff had gone as he wasn't allowed to go to the funeral (which sources has said, ate away at him for years). The memorial, entitled "Greetings from Tim Buckley" was where he would meet Gary Lucas, who played the guitar on Buckley's performaces of his fathers songs (most noteably-"I never asked to be your mountain" and "Sefronia" and "Once I was"). Gary lucas at this point was seen as an experimental guitarist, after being taught by his own idol, Captain Beefheart and even joining Beefheart's final "Magic" band. He had his ... Read the complete review
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