Vocal Coach REACTS to JEFF BUCKLEY- Mojo Pin (from Live in Chicago)
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he is the Heath Ledger of music. hit the very cusp of his greatness mere seconds before he was lost to us all. the void they both leave is hard to comprehend. so devastating and such a loss.
this is exactly what i’ve been thinking, like there was something similar about them in a sense. maybe it’s just that they kind of look like each other but i feel like they both had this very specific kind of air about them. they were both artists at heart for sure.
Their faces look almost identical
When they smiled I mean
Jeff was on an entirely different level with his music than Heath was with his acting. As good as Heath was as an actor, he was nowhere near the visionary and artist with his craft that Jeff was with music (no disrespect to Heath) Just because they both died young, their lives and legacies weren’t even close to being the same
...minus the heroin.
You know people say don't trust anyone who doesn't love animals? I don't trust anyone who can't appreciate the raw talent of Jeff Buckley :)
wow
Truth!
Or Kurt Cobain
👏👏👏👏
Are you touched
Yes! I'm glad Jeff is getting some more publicity and listeners. He's still relatively unknown for such talent he possessed, which I find really saddening.
Indeed. He deserves to be more recognized
He’s the GOAT
Shane indeed brother. Without a doubt one of the greatest singers of all time
No. He is our secret. People will just cheapen his work. I am just hating her singing it.
his dad's 'sweet surrender' is good too
The very opening when you whisper, "Oh, Jeff..." SAME
I say this every time I hear his music, and I've been listening since he was still alive.
Jeff Buckley is so underrated.
He's pretty rated
hes not really underrated lol
not really
More than underrated, he's unknown. For us who do know him, we all acknowledge how talented and how much of a gift he was for us all
@Lone Tardigrade
I think in the grander scheme of things, he was relatively unknown, especially outside of the US.
Whenever I've mentioned his name to anyone, the response was always "Who?".
I enlightened many people. :-)
FINALLY SOMEONE REACTED TO THIS MASTERPIECE.. THANKS ODIN
*Soul Train Bro* reacted to the Glastonbury version of Mojo Pin. He and I collaborated on two Jeff Buckley quad reactions (4 songs each, 8 total songs).
czcams.com/video/EAQwHVpJrm4/video.html this turkish man reacted to it, i watched it multiple times with subtitles on despite not knowing a word of turkish haha
@@owenhu9465 I was going to say there is a video of a Turkish vocal coach reacting to Jeff Buckley but then I saw you 😂
It is sad. I fell in love with this man the first time I saw him singing "Last Goodbye" one late night, when I was 14. I was blown away. He really changed something in me, and of course my little 14 year old hormones went nuts, lol. 😉
He was REAL, he was RAW, he was like nothing I had seen before in my life, and it was as if he had this gravitational pull on my entire being. You just wanted more of this man. He was exceptional. You could see his soul when he was singing, and it was magnificent, and mesmerizing, and beautiful and pure.
Not one person around me back then, knew who he was. I introduced people to him. Singers knew who he was. Artists knew who he was.
He died on my 18th birthday. I remember being at the beach that day and swimming in the ocean, and everything was so calm. Later when I got home and we had just cut my birthday cake, I remember sitting there eating cake when in the background I heard Kurt Loder's voice on MTV news, and he said that singer Jeff Buckley has died. That he had drowned in the Wolf River, a tributary of the Mississippi River.
I was in complete shock. I sat there for a moment, I listened but nothing was really getting through other than the fact that he was dead, gone, and at the same time he was in the waters of that river, I was in the ocean swimming- and I wondered if I was swimming in the Atlantic while he was drowning in the Mississippi.
I cried, silently. The tears just falling from me, uncontrollably, with no sound, no anything. It was like a huge void opened up and swallowed me. There was an absence in sound. Fitting.
He was a huge part of me. His music touched me in ways I couldn't even fathom. Not just the music, but also the man behind it, and ..oh.... what a story he had to tell. We all lost so much that day.
What is so surprising and so amazing, is that even to this day, i'm still discovering songs of his. New things (or new to me things) pop up from time to time, and it's like he is still here. I thought I had listened to just about everything of his that I could get my hands on. Still, these new songs of his, or covers he did, or something he was working on, find me, and I go back through the years and fall in love with him all over again.
What's so interesting and so heartbreaking, is the connection that he does have with his father, Tim Buckley, no matter how much he tried to step away from his father's legacy, it haunted him his entire life. One thing in particular struck me though. It's a long story, but there is a huge connection to his father through "Song to the Siren", which was his dad's song, and to Elisabeth Fraser, who covered the song later on with "This Mortal Coil". He talked about it in interviews. He was a teen with a garage band when he saw Elisabeth singing his father's song. It made a huge impact on him, as did Elisabeth. Later on, when Jeff starting rising to fame, he met Elisabeth randomly. What happened next isn't truly known. If it became a mutual love born out of artistry and respect, or if he and Elisabeth truly fell IN love with one another. However, they were very close.
It was also a little tumultuous. Supposedly the song he was working on called "Morning Theft" was written about Elisabeth and her daughter.
So, his father's song, about a Siren calling out, played a roll in him falling in love with a woman he met in the future, that just happened to become famous because of her cover of his father's song. How eerily coincidental that for some reason, he decided to walk out into that river that day, no drugs or alcohol was found in his system, and he was not suicidal, but very happy and excited to be working on a new album with his band-that was actually flying into Memphis that day to start recording. He was with a friend, happy, and then he looked out into the water, and walked into it, and disappeared. His friend tried looking for him, called to him, called the police, but there was nothing until days later. Reportedly, Elisabeth was crushed completely. She couldn't, or didn't, or wouldn't talk about it for a very long time.
Elisabeth still sings "Song to the Siren" in her rare performances. I can't help but feel like there was some cosmic thing at play here, and I wonder if she thinks about Jeff when she sings that song now. How could she not? What made him walk into that water.....
It's a mystery without an explanation or answers. We will never know why it all happened. The coincidences are uncanny though, and I think about it sometimes.
There is a song that was unreleased commercially. It's just Jeff and Elisabeth playing around with music. It's so beautiful, and so perfect . It's called " All flowers in time" (I think that's the correct title) You can find it on here. It's just a beautiful sentiment to their relationship.
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Wow thanks for sharing this 💚💖
So many people die so young, so soon, and they’re all tragic.. but some are certainly more painful. Jeff touched so many people and he’s always been one of my favorite singers. I just think of all the amazing music he could still be making. Sigh...
Omg i cant not get over how same my first experiance of Jeff Buckley is to yours in those first couple paragraphs. Only differance is i was bit older. It was 1995 and i was 20/21 yrs old. But i just commented bout this in another Jeff Reaction of Lover. For me it was when i was just laying on couch resting a bit before i had to get ready for work i had mtv on just listening to music. Last Goodbye came on and i had to open my eyes. Sit up and get closer look and turn it up. It hit me right away. Not having ever heard of him before. He sucked me in instantly... i started asking other friends who are very into music if they knew who he was. As i wanted to know more bout him.. Of course then i couldn't just google him lol. I had subscription to rolling stone so got lot of music info there and record stores local nusic mags and friend..mtv and radio but had never heard of him until this day. It was fate if you ask me. . Many friends in bands. Many friends into music but none at the time knew who he was..none that i asked anyways. So i went out n got his cd. I would come home from work stick it in cd player put on headphones and lay on bedroom floor for hours just completely mesmorized. That was the only word back then i could.think to explain how i felt listening to him and i have always said he was like no one i had heard before or was listening to. I would blast the cd and annoy my roomates sometimes lol cause i played it over n over. I had reconized hallalujah but didnt know from who i just knew when i heard it. Those lyrics sounded familiar. Then looking at cover i saw was lenord cohen. Anyways at thar time i had never heard of him either. Upon hearing cd there was one person i had not spoke to about him . That waa my older sister (being youngesr of 6 i was exposed to variety of music growing up..but it 2as her beatles albums n cassettes that i would listen to as a little girl that started my rock n roll musical ride) who lived on austin tex. And was very much part of the music scene out there. I thought surely she would know of him. And she sure did. She was the only one for while tho. It was soon after that friends started to know him and Jeff became talk amongst my fellow music loving friends. . Oh man but i so resonate with the feelings. Of what he does to you. I cried 2 yrs later of the news when he drowned. I couldnt believe it. I thought nooooo im too late. I will never see him live and why did he have to go so soon. I went out n got books and other cds and dvd set. I still have to read dream brother..i have it and started it..im just a horrible reader. But it will be one i get back to.
Whenever i listen to the GRACE album, i instantly travel back in time to when i was 21 laying on my bedroom floor with headphones on and rolled joint in hand. The Day Jeff entered my life with Grace. 💓🎧🎙🎶 a print of a painting of him hangs in our living room wall.
I know Hallelujah is iconic for Jeff but Last Goodbye is by & far my favorite!
Great, thanks so much for sharing this. I was 16 when I heard him the same and got so pulled into his voice also . And to the girl who commented next I also said I'm too and couldn't bear to watch videos of him for Long time due to the tears. I wrote a song about it all. Today I finally understood what one of my lines in the song means. " they didn't Drown your name but they drowned you" because even though the aong grace is about his dad, he also wrote lines in it about girls that broke his heart and he relived the feelings of abandonment. He felt his name forgotten by them and ita like "drowning his name" this ia my interpretation. I feel that that heartbreak drowned him
It's like Robert Plant, Edith Pfiaf, Nina Simone and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan in one celestial package.
That's how great Jeff was.
Cak Redi exactly what I think!
c'mon now, it's much more impressive than that. you left out his guitar playing entirely!
Exactly. Those were actually all of his influences. He studied Ali Khan's breath technique and loved Led Zeppelin, adored Nina and Edith.
I’ve heard 3 seconds of the beginning and I already have chills sksks
Absolutely you will x
Same. Made the skin on my scalp crawl! Always has. Always will.
I had the pleasure and honor of sharing a few nights with this genius back in the early 90s at Sin-é in NYC (I like to say my band opened for him, but it was just a random lineup on any given night.) Sin-é was a small cafe by day and a magical music space in the evening when they pushed the tables against the walls. So intimate and low-key. Buckley's spell soon captivated all of us, and you could always tell from up the block when he was playing because there would be a huge crowd clustered outside the cafe window, spilling into the street. Special times, precious memories. XO to you!!
J Berger how wonderful. What fantastic experiences for you
very lucky
@Pastor of Muppets Extremely!!
That’s crazy! R u still playing? Been a fan of his for more than 10 years and I used to spend nights singing to his songs and of those of his influences and covers. I really admire n respect him for learning n performing his influences n crafting his delivery to his vocal quality.
I’m learning “I know it’s over now” by guitar, I can tell anyone that the techniques he uses r so soulful/bluesy subtle like Nina Simone; the way he mixes his voice.. legend
@@jingyitay6179 Yeah, pretty crazy times for sure, lucky to be a part of it. I am still playing, not as much, but enough to keep the juices flowing! You're right on about his technique, he was such an original and soulful performer, put his whole being into every song. Legend indeed!
My all-time favorite singer. I've a lifelong love for his art. Once you discover him you're enraptured. Every moment listening to him after realizing he's gone is spent mourning him. Thanks for this. ❤
I'm right there with you! He's transcendent!
You nailed it!...The first time I listened to Grace I couldn't believe what I was hearing...It was as beautiful as it was haunting...I felt I was listening to a ghost...It literally scared me so much, I didn't listen to it again for years...I came back to it last year and have gotten nearly everything else Jeff has done...Everyday spent listening to Jeff is a gift.
Jeff has so much emotion in his voice it is hard not to be touched by it. x
God, this is so nostalgic. R.I.P Jeff you absolute legend, so underrated.
Jeff was the epitome of vocal exploration. RIP
Jeff was fascinated with some Eastern traditional singing, specifically qawwali singers of Pakistan. He even worked with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, the unparalleled master of that genre. Qawwali performances are on the longer side, but from a professional standpoint they are a must see! The breath control, the technique NFAK used, omg! If Jeff was mesmerized by him, why shouldn't we😉 you can check out Afreen Afreen or Sochta Hoon, even if not for filming)
I had the chance to hear some live qawwali...and all the time i could just think of him. Rip.
The only bigger shock than hearing Jeff Buckley sing is hearing Jeff Buckley sing *live*. He was really that good.
I saw Jeff perform live 3x in NYC. Seeing him live was an otherworldly experience. I couldn't talk for hours after seeing his performance at Roseland Ballroom. I was left in a trance! Yes he was that good! His death screwed me up for a long time. Felt like I had lost a family member. Went to his memorial in Brooklyn. I was utterly devastated by his death. Never had an artist touch my soul the way Jeff did. I feel so fortunate I was able to see him perform live.
Jeff Buckley was so special. American rock music lost so much the day he died. I honestly don't know if we will ever see somebody that talented again. He could interpret songs in foreign languages that he had no fluency in almost perfectly. I've never seen anybody else with that ability.
Jeff Buckley was such a legendary singer/performer. His voice often brings me to tears. You look amazing especially with that awesome hat!!
I'm so glad you reacted to Jeff Buckley😊✌
I got to see Jeff Buckley live at the Metro Theatre in Sydney back in '95.
It was one of my first 'grown up' concerts.
What was your impression?? In great detail plz. U r very lucky.
ugh, yes, please i would love to see more reactions to Jeff! he’s one of my favorite musicians, he was a one of kind soul and voice. it really doesn’t matter how many times i listen to any of his music, i’m always taken aback and drawn in.
Jeff Buckley had an incredible, phenomenal voice!!! Love him so much! 💓💓💓
One of the greatest things about Jeff is he never played any one of his songs the same way twice. He was always adding something or changing something. You can see his band always watching him to make sure they catch the changes. He was such a genius
30 secs in and Jeff Buckley’s voice has stolen your heart and broken it twice, I’ve seen comments from people still discovering him and being swept away by his alchemy and magic...The Way Young Lovers Do. RIP ❤️
fantastic comment, unfortunate choice of words
Jeff was physically beautiful...like what I would imagine an angel would look like...There was something otherworldly about him.
Rebecca, your expressions are precious! I saw him many times and everyone in the audience had the very same reaction when he stepped out on the stage! Not a dry eye in the house.
My beautiful Jeff, that voice is so mesmerizing!
He was something special. "Lover, You Should Have Come Over", is one of my favorites. It was a silly death. He went swimming in a river in Memphis he'd swam in many times. He was fully clothed and wearing boots however. One of his Roadies stayed ashore and heard him belting out "Whole Lotta Love" from Led Zeppelin. Then silence. He wasn't found that night he was found *edit* 6 days later. No drugs or alcohol in his system; just an "accidental" drowning.
Gosh it's just so awful. Poor man. 😞
@@rva watch the video for Lover, You should have come over" and tell me you can't feel the rain.;) Listen to the version off Grace, the nine mil view, not the Chicago view although they are both great.
czcams.com/video/hXe1jpHPnUs/video.html watch it then delete the link. Quite a song.
His body actually wasn’t discovered for about six days.
@@MojoPin1983 You're correct, I'd actually forgotten. It's been a while and I drank in the 90s ;)
Not only that, his body travelled upstream (super surreal) and was found 'where Soul music was born..'
Jeff Buckley is an angel. Another dimension.
Are you kidding me, I'm so glad to see this um, hear! Great choice. Unfortunately I can't share Buckley with any friends etc. some of his stuff might be an acquired taste but man he's a gem for sure.
Once in a lifetime vocals.
"oh jeff"
yyyyep, we are all with you Rebecca
Jeff's emotion always hits me like a train when I listen to his music.
I've been under Jeff's spell for almost 20 years. He's my go-to guy for everything. When i'm happy, when i'm sad, when i'm mad lol.
I love him. The style choices are so tasteful.
I want to cry whenever I hear him sing. He just brings emotion out. His version of Hallelujah is unmatched, imho. Last Goodbye is one of my favorite songs of all time.
Jeff Buckley was Sia's favourite artist and ispired a lot her indie style. Great reaction, thank you!
He was also life inspiration for Adam Gontier from Three Days Grace that's also pretty visible.😊 If you haven't ever hear of him then please do it. 😊💛
@@terinaaaaaaa I will, thanks! :)
@BrEMHel Matt Bellamy from Muse was lucky enough to see him live at Reading when he got separated from his friends and stumbled across Jeff Buckley performing in a side tent.
Thom Yorke from Radiohead and Conor Mason from Nothing But Thieves are also massively influenced by Buckley.
Haven't heard anybody come even clooooose to Jeffs caliber. He touches you when he sings. Love him so much!!!💕💕💕
You should try his cover of "Calling you" from Bagdad Café... I cry EVERY time...
is so heartbreaking
Nina F his live version at the sine is the most raw performance I’ve seen
Oh thank you thank you thank you! Jeff Buckley was a true gem..
Check out *Soul Train Bro* on CZcams. We collaborated on two Jeff Buckley quad reactions (4 songs each, 8 total).
I would love if you would do more commentary on him. Grace was an amazing album. His voice was like no other. I wish I could give you more than one like for this.
I highly recommend listening to all his music (you may have already). He was one of a kind and otherworldly. Once you listen to his music, you just fall in love with him and his voice.
His voice reminds me so much of classical Indian music. I love it.
This man should be regarded as one of the all time best singer/songwriters ever!!!! Criminally underrated
Love your channel. Thank you for your descriptive takes on all of the artists you post. Great stuff.
Rip to the legend
3:42 - “a good voice is a free voice”, as I read once before.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. More of Jeff please 🙏 🙏 🙏
This was a beautiful video, thank you 💛
I am a drummer but have such an appreciation for every musical expression and I LOVE this man. Thank you for such a beautiful commentary of this masterpiece, goosebumps all over.
I can’t believe I’m 33 and have just started to discover Jeff Buckley and his amazing music. He was a gift from heaven. He was so beautiful inside and out. The talent he possessed was incredible. I love his goofy, easy-going personality. I wish I could have had the privilege of knowing him and I wish I could have seen him perform live.
You can’t listen to him and deny it’s not amazing even if you dislike the music. I think of his voice as angelic but morphed by a fallen world. His voice literally gets me high
Every time he performed feels like he opened a little window directly into his mind. Pure expression, that just happened to use music as a medium. Gets me thinking sometimes why music is so good at translating moods and very ambiguous emotions. Probably because music is one of the most ambiguous forms of expression. One group of notes is not inherently more or less expressive or descriptive than the other. You can't really tell a story with it without any context. But it does tell you something. It's like when you suddenly get consumed by some spontaneous thoughts in a middle of a crowded noisy room, and just snap out of your surrounding. If somebody would ask you what were you thinking about, more often than not you wouldn't be able to answer. Just...thoughts. About things. Moods. Like music.
Love this man and anything that comes out of his mouth.
Thank you for exposing me to Jeff he is truly one of a kind so happy to have all his music to listen to
You are AWESOME!! Love the way you do these.
Goosebumps, every time I hear this intro. Every time.
Thanks so much for doing this tribute to Jeff. Very very well deserved. I stumbled on this guy I think a couple years after he had passed not knowing that he had. Then when I found out I was very very extremely oissed. A huge loss. His music and his vocals are great for when you are in the kind of mood where only his music will do. Incredible artist.
Madame, your reaction has wrung more appreciation out of me than I thought was possible. I have loved Jeff Buckley as a musician for years, sadly not enough, but I think I am now really being taken down the road to really get the mastery of his beautiful but gently powerful voice. Thank you. Hooked again in UK.
So many of these great emotionally expressive singers are no longer with us. It's almost like they can't stay in this world being that in touch with that degree of vulnerability. Singers like Jeff Buckley, Chris Cornell, Layne Staley. Jeff Buckley is my favorite male singer and Fiona Apple is my favorite female singer.
First time I hear this performance. Incredible. So many dynamics. I like your reaction is awesome, you're an artist, not only analyzing the technique but the emotions too. Gorgeous performance
Yes.
Please a react to “"Lover, You Should Have Come Over" ♥♥♥ best song ever written...
Was at that show, and at the Green Mill before that. Even still, the best shows I've ever attended.
So lucky!!
5 videos in two days 😳 wow you’re treating us! You never fail to amaze me 💛💚❤️ loving your analysis as always, his voice is so unique and beautiful x
Thanks darling ☺💛💚💙
Listening to Jeff makes me tear up 😢. What a talent. That voice.
I never see Reactions to Jeff - thanks for doing this and for the analysis. Adore the joy on your face during this performance 😊
Thank you for the expert analysis Rebecca, really enjoyed it and you know what can we say about Jeff, except listen in awe and cherish all that he did leave us.
This is my favorite vocal performance of all time from my favorite vocalist, so this is just a treat
Yes please! Grace in it's entirety.
Thanks Becca for this his voice is out of this world..... il love it.💙
Such a hidden gem of a man and a singer. He is my favorite by far. Last Goodbye is a great sound. Just the arrangement of the bass on that song, and many more of his. Drums, bass, guitar, etc. Beautiful!!!
Jeff was born with the gift of a golden voice. A once in a lifetime vocalist. Gone , way to soon. He was so Good !
Agree in parts. Jeff was first an awesome rythmn guitar player for many years before he started singing. He practiced a lot of both at least 8- 9 years prior to release of Grace. But i guess was in his genes (or dads) to be a great singer!!
❤ Love you for thisssss!
OMG YEEEEEES! Please react to more of Jeff's music, specially from this same concert! (Lover you should've come over; Grace; Last Goodbye; Eternal life)
Kudos to u for recognizing real talent & knowing how brave it takes one to be a vocalist. I've sung for public a chunk of times it does take confidence, breath control ectttt. But its awesome to be able to anyhow.
If I could only listen to ten albums for the rest of my life, I’d start with Grace, and then figure out the other nine.
We were so lucky to have him at all, yet all these years later I still miss him so much. It never gets any easier.
I love your enthusiasm
What an amazing voice 😮😍 he was absolutely amazing. The world will never forget Jeff.
Great video. My reactions were the same when I heard this the first time. I'd never heard such a vocal soundscape before
An irreplaceable treasure of a talent.
He was an absolutely FEARLESS vocalist!
Absolutely a masterpiece performance
It's f!@#$%g magic is what it is. I was so fortunate that a friend had tickets to this tour in Minneapolis but he couldn't go. I and his roommate went and saw Soul Coughing open for Jeff Buckley. I had never heard him at that point but within about 20 seconds of the first song, I was all in. In hindsight, with his premature death, I feel extremely fortunate to have seen him and this band play these songs. Not many people got the same opportunity. Let's not forget that this band was top flight. Every member matched his dynamics and subtlety in the notes they played and the notes they DIDN'T play. This drummer, Matt Johnson, is still to this day, one of my all time favorite drummers based on his playing on the Grace album alone. Just so amazing! Can you even imagine being part of the studio sessions that produced Grace? Wow. Just wow...
Just achingly beautiful and unparalleled. Grace is one of the all time greatest recordings ever made. Hands down.
Was only listening to this the other day, first time in a while. But this song and album are simply incredible. So, so good. Love your reviews too 😀
Found this video by chance while surfing Jeff Buckley songs (as I tend to do) and I thorough enjoyed your reaction. Your description and articulation of his voice and performance are spot on! I would love to see you do a video on Chris Cornell's vocals. RIP both Jeff and Chris.
the most talented solo artist. the end.
Great to see you react to so many different styles of music!
Funny how i'm an atheist but i truly believe that Jeff Buckley was an angel a real one ! Everything about him was otherworldly
Amazing react video. Brava!
First time I've seen a reaction to my absolute favourite Jeff Buckley song (and a great live performance to boot).
He was never afraid to experiment with his vocals, fearless to the end.
Good GOD, I’m so happy I found this channel. Wow!!!
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Right back at ya. Jeff had (past tense... sadly) quite the exceptional and unique set of pipes. Better than his father, in my opinion. This is the reason his rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” seems to be the standard bearer it is to this day. Shame, really... the brightest stars seem to slip from our grasp so quickly.
Thank you!
His father deserves reaction too. There is none on youtube right now. It would be great if you maybe do one.
You experienced that song exactly how I do. SUCH poetry and brilliance. I love that man. (I never in my life have cried for a celebrity's death but for Jeff Buckley. It devastated me.)
I wish he was still here too....
I so enjoy watching people enjoy the music I love.
My all time favorite!! Love and miss you Jeff!
Love Jeff Buckley, his voice is so hauntingly beautiful.
Hey,
Would you please react to Jeff’s dad, Tim Buckley......pretty please
Try Pleasant Street and Make it Right. Both very different song but both showcase his otherworldly, incredible and beautiful voice.
You won’t be disappointed and I think you’ll find it fascinating to hear Jeff Buckley’s dad. It’s a bit of an “ahh, ok, makes sense now” kinda moment ❤️