Jeff Buckley | MuchMusic Interview | Toronto, ON, Canada | 10/28/1994
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This is an excerpt from an interview, conducted by Jana Lynne White, for MuchMusic. I extracted this footage from a DVD, interspersed with live footage, hence, the abrupt applause, from the audience, at certain cut points.
The text, at the beginning of the video, says that this was recorded in Vancouver on November 16th, 1994, but I believe that date and location are incorrect. I am pretty sure that this was actually recorded in Toronto on October 28th, 1994.
I base this off the fact that Jana Lynne White worked out of Toronto, and Jeff's hair and outfit match footage from another television segment hosted by the same interviewer, on that day.
Additionally, Jeff was interviewed by Terry David Mulligan, in Vancouver (for MuchMusic's west coast affiliate, MuchWest), on the former date, and his hair and outfit were different from what is depicted in this footage.
This video was published on the 24th anniversary of Jeff's passing. God bless you, Jeff, wherever you are. You are deeply loved and missed.
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This is an excerpt from an interview, conducted by Jana Lynne White, for MuchMusic. I extracted this footage from a DVD, interspersed with live footage, hence, the abrupt applause, from the audience, at certain cut points.
The text, at the beginning of the video, says that this was recorded in Vancouver on November 16th, 1994, but I believe that date and location are incorrect. I am pretty sure that this was actually recorded in Toronto on October 28th, 1994.
I base this off the fact that Jana Lynne White worked out of Toronto, and Jeff's hair and outfit match footage from another television segment hosted by the same interviewer, on that day.
Additionally, Jeff was interviewed by Terry David Mulligan, in Vancouver (for MuchMusic's west coast affiliate, MuchWest), on the former date, and his hair and outfit were different from what is depicted in this footage.
This video was published on the 24th anniversary of Jeff's passing. God bless you, Jeff, wherever you are. You are deeply loved and missed.
*Here is the audio of the full interview (15 minutes long):* czcams.com/video/xxG3z7EYFDw/video.html
*Jeff Buckley | MuchMusic Spotlight:* czcams.com/video/YgSqWJLl6wY/video.html
*Jeff Buckley | Citytv, Toronto, ON, Canada, 2/13/1994:* czcams.com/video/xCGeXsHixbg/video.html
*Jeff Buckley - Mojo Pin | Trinity Church, Toronto, ON, Canada, 10/28/1994:* czcams.com/video/opc1y2GgVl4/video.html
*Jeff Buckley | The NewMusic (1994):* czcams.com/video/CBuQCRVLPxE/video.html
*Jeff Buckley - Interviewed by MuchMusic (1994):* czcams.com/video/seeGqt-6h48/video.html
*Jeff Buckley - MuchMusic Interview (1994):* czcams.com/video/I_g0eDviCMA/video.html
The style of the room is interesting. Wondering which hotel he was in Toronto? The style of the room is Chinese, which is more typical of Vancouver.
💖 Thankx MoJo.
It’s nice to see this without other video clips interspersed! Only disappointed the section of the interview where he talks about creative endeavors is cut short… The rest of that statement is so very powerful.
Not knocking the effort you put into this! It is very much appreciated! I was just surprised to not hear the rest of the response, it’s so thoughtful.
You should contact Jana directly to confirm location.....www.linkedin.com/in/jana-lynne-white-62b97b3/
This dude was in a totally different realm of thought than the regular human being
So true!
I understand him completely
wow 😳
mostly people with a knack for art, or creative people tend to think this way. like a lover not a fighter. and he was extremely in tune how to express his emotions, and to people like him (true artists by my standards) material world means nothing.they do everything they can to either escape it, or try to change it for the better. i think that is why so many of them go away early. they do not mind going that much.
nah
I'm in absolute love with him. He couldn't give two shits about the fame. He cared about sharing his gift and connecting people emotionally to his music. He has such a beautiful ethereal demeanor but you can tell he's an incredible self-awareness and intensity.
I agree. I think some people might think when they watch him for the first time and get this first glance that he might comes off as a little pretentious but in my opinion he just speaks so bluntly from the heart that its very hard at first to get used to that. Thats it. Its just very rare to hear an artist as talented as him not talk in a very overly complicated way. It doesn't really matter if you know allot about music or not, the way he describes everything about his view on life, its very easy to understand when you have enough empathy and are at peace with yourself.
@@devil_pls beautifully said
definitely an angel coming down to earth for a little fun music making odyssey, and left with immense Grace.
"If you spent a night making love, you know exactly what it means to strip your ego down where you are there expressing yourself wordlessly. Collaborating on a moment, that has an energy about it that is replenishing or even completely inspirational in a way that you can never imagine." ....... now that my friends is deep.
Not as deep as Jeff’s nostrils. Who knows what ancient civilizations once dwelled there...
I should call him...
if jeff had said that to my face, I'd just jump on him to strip our egos down immediately, with the passion of unkown realms, the deepness only his lips could give. right there, on that weird sofa where he's lying.
I met him, he was very humble and funny then he stepped on the stage and took my breath away. I wish we could share the same space again.
you are extremely lucky, I would give anything to go back in time to meet him. that memory you have of him is so special. I miss him so much even though we never met.
When he was telling the interviewer how ugly he felt he was being sincere. Not playing coy. She responded back in a sorta...sarcastic way. Telling him he's wrong. But in a way that was sorta implying manipulation, but in a harmless way. She was just trying to say he's crazy to think of himself like that. She should have just told him instead "you're beautiful." That's what she meant. It's hard to know how to be around someone like Jeff until you get to know them. Especially in a setting like this. He's so genuine. Pay attention to his facial expressions specifically during that exchange. He looked like a little boy when he looked up and confided in her about his appearance. She retorts, telling him he nuts and (playfully) implying it must be an act. He breaks eye contact at the exact moment he understands she's saying it's a put on and looks at himself through the camera again. And keeps eye contact with himself while he goes more in depth about the things he thinks make him ugly specifically. It was hard to watch him being so harsh about himself. It made me sad.
He's so physically expressive. I see people like that sometimes who communicate with their whole being. You just want to be near them. They are rare but Jeff definitely was that way.
This is the same interviewer who, prior to interviewing Fugazi, butchered the song lyric that largely typified their entire stance on being a band. It was so ridiculous that the band even included the excerpt in their documentary years later (czcams.com/video/Xt-H-ZnsJ4g/video.html).
With that said, I wouldn't expect much out of her when it pertains to giving a toss about who she's interviewing.
He's so soft spoken. Eerie to him talk about death. Excellent description of the meaning of Grace.
Not the true meaning, though, found in Christ's free gift of salvation.
@@MojoPin1983 It was a good idea to add this Grace recording.
@@MojoPin1983 you don't seem to like him much.
@@latebloomer6797 Who?
@@MojoPin1983 Buckley. No disrespect,, just seems like, from your comments on multiple posts, that you don't hold him in a very high regard. Was just a small observation is all. Appreciate you're putting all your time and effort into this channel, thank you.
"We live in a world that wants to kill artists".
He was so tragically right.
Probably looking back to his own father, Tim Buckley. Sad how himself would go on left the world too.
Maybe as a metaphor…
we've always lived in a world that wants to kill artists
@@odalv7278 maybe so, but it’s also very literal. art is dying
and prophets.
i thank him for existing. for someone who i never even met, i don't know why i miss him so much.
@this is unreal Thanks should be given to the one who made him: God.
Because he is a soul and heart whisperer, through depths that we don’t see in many artists these days.
@@MojoPin1983 nothing to do with god
@@WTFDW thank you! Mojo gets on my nerves with his god
I've never felt so connected to an artist before as I feel to Jeff Buckley. I feel that we are similar souls and hearing him talk brings me comfort because I know there's someone like me who was out there once. A true artist through and through
It amazes me how his voice could be so sweet and peaceful, and so powerful and ferocious minutes after. The performance at the end captures that perfectly. How I wish we could've witnessed more of his talent.
yes! also i love ur pfp
❤ Bless our Jeffrey ♾️🙏this is so cool...
Jeff was an old soul. So much wisdom when you consider how young he was here. Sounds like he was spiritual rather then religious as well. Just kinda makes me love him all the more.
@Gramsgirl1963 Spirituality needs to be grounded in a spiritual source, though (i.e. God).
@@MojoPin1983 i don't think that there is rules to spirituality, it can be whatever you want it to be . Even if you look up the definition it doesn't mention anything about a spiritual source, it's about the greater aspects of whats beyond the universe and the human experience/existence.
@@MojoPin1983 bro be QUIET.
@@unhealthynirvanafan888 Nah.
@@MojoPin1983 stop forcing your religion, jeff buckley would hate you
Man this is my first time watching this, heck it’s even the first time I’ve really listened to Buckley, this whole week but I kept getting really sad underneath it, sure you can put it down to my knowledge of him dying but, how often do you just feel sad about some random passing? Think this interview is why I do. Just him. His energy, his understanding, something about it that was calling out to me like magic.
Really wise human being. Rest In Piece Jeff Buckley.
His soul burned so bright… unfortunately like most people who burn so bright so quick… it never lasts long… but through his music, his voice, the interviews… he has and still does inspire so many in music…
He was a truly magical being. I’d be lucky to meet anyone like Jeff in my lifetime.
Magical indeed! I somehow don't think any young musician is on TikTok sharing wisdom like Jeff did here.
pure romanticism as music. romanticism as pure music. audio love poetry. easily not only one of the greatest songwriters, but poets/writers ever, bar none.
Why does my heart keep breaking for him..
✨
He really was the most gentle, kind and intelligent human being. His music and his character was absolutely extraordinary.
Jeff is an INFP. I love this interview of him. He's so gentle, he's aware of his emotions deeply. I love Jeff.
meeeeeee
100% INFP
Not this horoscope bs here ffs
@Wolfgang he would be an introvert with extroverted tendencies, he was still remarkably hidden to the world, the Jeff we all saw was the one that he wanted to project, it was not his depths or his true fundamental beliefs, Elizabeth Frazer pointed out in an interview about him that even to her, he was still very guarded and she never learned the depths of him even after being in an emotionally intimate romantic relationship with him. Thats what makes introversion so hard to detect most times, because it can look exactly like extroversion, but the truth of it is that the person at the center will never reveal themselves wholly to another person, only the illusion of doing so for the sake of emotional intimacy.
@@ekkieck personality types and horoscopes are completely separate from each other
Grace is a 10/10 album in my opinion. RIP JB.
Oh my god...the emotion, feelings, passion and energy Jeff has for his music touches me deep in my heart and soul.
I LOVE HIS VOICE SO MUCH I WANT TO HEAR HIM SPEAK FOR HOURS
What an utterly charming creature channeling some kind of eternity.
@BLUE SKY PUZZLE what ?
@BLUE SKY PUZZLE you seem very bitter towards him why
@BLUE SKY PUZZLE ur mom ?
Jeff arrived here as an extremely accomplished spirit that didn't have a lot more to do on this planet. We were blessed by his brief visit and his grace. Literally.
he is so not from this world. there isnt a word to describe him. it's hard to believe that he existed, that he was a real person. its even harder to talk about him in the past,, even tho we never existed at the same time. love this man forever and ever.
Oh to be young, beautiful, thoughtful, expressive, romantic, spontaneous, in love with existence, gifted and infinitely talented. I want to live a little more like he did. I'll try.
He was such a special person. It's breaks my heart now that he's gone ;(.
"Grace is what matters,in anything,especially life,growth,tragedy,pain,love,death..about people,that's what matters,that's a quality i admire very greatly"(Jeff)❤
I love it when he tries to find the right words to phrase his poetic-like sentences
Grace is still one of my favorite albums. How I wish he was still here.
to whoever owns this account, thank you so very deeply. i say it with all my heart, the way i've been able to expand my love for Jeff is mainly because of your content and it's one of my most treasured things. thank you i hope you're alright
@c. Thank you for such a kind comment. I’m glad that my channel has had a positive impact on you. I hope you’re doing well, too. God bless.
he puts into words perfectly and beautifully and eloquently some of the abstract and wordless thoughts i feel like i’ve had all my life, especially those dissociative thoughts about our bodies and the world around us, etc. god i only discovered him like last week but i love him and mourn him all at once :(
a lot of what he says in this interview i found reflected a lot of taoist teachings as well, which i’m super interested in ♡
@eggyeox I can’t say that I agree with Jeff’s philosophical ideas, as much of what he espoused here sounds New Age.
Have you read any of C.S. Lewis’ works? If not, I would highly recommend his Signature Classics anthology (8 volumes). It includes:
Mere Christianity
The Screwtape Letters
The Great Divorce
The Problem of Pain
Miracles
A Grief Observed
Abolition of Man
The Four Loves
@@MojoPin1983 That’s fair, I wouldn’t call myself either new age or religious, but I support beliefs, whether spiritual or theological, that bring people personal comfort and understanding, without hurting anyone. Mine aren’t fixed anywhere, but have roots in Taoist philosophies, which I think is why his comments about the flow of life and accordance with nature spoke to me.
From what I got of this interview, and I could be wrong I’m still learning about him, it seemed more like he was abstractly theorizing about the things he didn’t understand? Without any really concrete beliefs? I think what resonated with me the most was when he said afterwards, “But I do believe in people, I believe in their divinity, and I believe in the divinity of nature”, etc.
Of course, philosophy, religion, belief, can be very subjective and personal.
While looking briefly into C.S. Lewis, I can’t say my personal beliefs mirror those of Christianity so I’m not sure how well I’ll resonate with his work, but I’m always open to learning different perspectives, so thank you for the recommendations, I’ll check them out when I can :)
RIP Jeff Buckley 🥺🤍 you beautiful soul
He’s so well spoken
When I heard so real, I was like this song is fucking crazy but god when I heard lover you should’ve come over I realised this guy views the world in such a unique way, I never knew someone could be so relatable and thought the same way as me. Jeff is so perfect with imperfections I love his art. Thank you 💕
This man is pure consciousness. So important. Thank you Jeff. I really needed to hear you tonight. 🧡
I'm so glad I saw this.He was like a philosopher.I got to meet him!
He had such a beautiful mind, I love that sincerity.
Freshman in High School in 94. I was blessed 🙏🏽 RIP JEFF BUCKLEY 🕊️
All these kind comments, and you're blind to the fact there are wonderful people just like him around us every day. Just because they don't have a song or death to back it up, maybe find them and connect before it's too late. Life is short. Be the kind things you think of him yourself. We are are Devine, we just need to make Devine choices
@Kyle Who are you talking to?
He’s missed so much. And we missed so much because we lost him. God bless Jeff Buckley ❤✨
@Em Cee God bless you, as well.
What id have given in exchange to have a full day and night of his company. Some people just are pure magic.
If there is any one dude that I would have wanted as a best friend, Jeff Buckley would have been it..Enough said.
"Grace is what matters." I love that. Thank you MoJoPin83 for posting this. And thank you Jeff Buckley for sharing your once in an eternity talent with this world. Peace.
I actually like the applause. It’s like they are applauding what Jeff says lol.
And thank you for this upload. And thank you Jeff. After 24 years I still shake my head no in disbelief that you are no longer with us, and that your magical voice was silenced. 💙
It gives it a funny quirky vibe, the clapping!
'Grace is what matters. In anything.'
I wish I could have gone to one of his concerts, only discovered this amazing artist many years after his death. Thanks for the clip
I miss the days when the general population were more articulate and well read.
Jeff didn't have any C.S. Lewis or G.K. Chesterton books in his book collection, though; two of the most important writers of the last 100+ years.
I personally find that young people are just getting smarter and smarter. Obviously not everyone, but younger generations are incredibly inclusive, do their own research on current events and, dare I say, fight for justice.
@@KrabMuffin98 With respect, I don’t know where you’re getting that idea from. The latter seems blatantly obvious, from my experience. Most young people are historically and politically uniformed. They are indoctrinated in school and lack critical thinking skills. They aren’t inclusive toward those of a socially conservative point of view, nor those of a contrary disposition (labeling those they disagree with: bigots, homophobes, racists, etc). Lastly, *social* justice isn’t real justice.
@@MojoPin1983 sorry to burst your bubble, but all generations have been "indoctrinated" in school. At least in the US, it has been proven that history classes are incredibly whitewashed, glorifying colonialism and leaving out major pieces of history. Young people have to do their own research because public schooling doesn't provide students with all the information. It can be difficult to be inclusive of socially conservative individuals when a good majority of them hold beliefs that oppose the rights of POC, gay people, trans people, mothers, teachers, etc. Social justice is real justice because real people are being discriminated against. And this doesn't just apply to the US. All humans deserve to have basic rights and that's all that social justice means. I was just trying to stick up for the younger generations, but I can see my comment REALLY fired you up lol. I wasn't going to go into great detail but you asked for it lol. It's also just funny because I'm sure Jeff Buckley was left-leaning.
@@KrabMuffin98 "Sorry to burst your bubble, but all generations have been "indoctrinated" in school. At least in the US, it has been proven that history classes are incredibly whitewashed, glorifying colonialism and leaving out major pieces of history."
Colonialism might have been tinged with some unfortunate acts and events, however, what society isn't a product of expropriating the possessions and land of others? The various North American tribes displaced each other. History is replete with this. Let's not downplay the good that has resulted from colonialism, though. You live in arguably the greatest country in the history of the world.
"Young people have to do their own research because public schooling doesn't provide students with all the information."
How many people go out of their way to research history, politics; especially young people? I would wager that most young Americans couldn't even name their respective State's governor, or their city's mayor.
"It can be difficult to be inclusive of socially conservative individuals when a good majority of them hold beliefs that oppose the rights of POC, gay people, trans people, mothers, teachers, etc."
That isn't even true. First, many social conservatives *are* black (Candace Owens, Larry Elder, for example). WIth respect to the other groups that you mentioned, no social conservative thinks that those people should be denied basic human rights. If you're referring to marriage of same-sex individuals, for example, that isn't a human rights issue; it's a *civil* rights issue.
What rights are social conservatives withholding from trans people?
Many mothers and teachers are also social conservatives, so I have no idea what you are referring to.
"Social justice is real justice because real people are being discriminated against."
Give me some specific examples. What law(s) discriminate against said groups?
"All humans deserve to have basic rights and that's all that social justice means."
Said groups already have basic human rights, in Western nations. 'Justice' and 'social justice' are not interchangeable terms.
"I was just trying to stick up for the younger generations, but I can see my comment REALLY fired you up lol. I wasn't going to go into great detail but you asked for it lol. It's also just funny because I'm sure Jeff Buckley was left-leaning."
I'm not fired up; I'm perfectly calm. I just thought that your post warranted a challenge.
What do Jeff's political leanings have to do with anything? That's a non sequitur. I can respect Jeff as a person and musician without sharing the same political views. Also, radical leftism wasn't mainstream in Jeff's time. There were plenty of reasonable, open-minded liberals, while he was alive, but those are very scarce in today's 'us vs them' paradigm. It's possible that Jeff would have disassociated himself from the radical left.
It's not surprising that Jeff would be left leaning, though. He grew up in the most left wing state (California), and moved to arguably the most liberal city on the planet (New York), where he was surrounded by an echo chamber, filled with people who probably held the same views with respect to key issues, thereby reinforcing each other's biases. He was probably never exposed to genuine conservatism, and might have judged it through the lens of his peers.
People like him are easily misinterpreted, and its easy to see why, it can come across as disingenuous when the only interaction you've had with that kind of thought is from manipulative people(for a while that was the norm for this type of thinking). But when you do meet someone like him who genuinely believes what he's saying and is trying to show true honesty, the indicator if they're being real or not is just to truly listen to what they're saying, and break it down, piece by piece it will unravel and show that yeah, this guy genuinely has thought through each of the words he chose and he genuinely does think this shit, he isnt just using buzzwords to sound deep or cool, I've met both kinds of people and the first encounter you have with both types, the real and the fake, they're hard to tell apart, but its really the small little subtleties that you pick up on after being around them for a while that reveal which type they are. If they're lying or if they're genuinely and desperately trying to communicate. Anyways, I obv never knew the guy personally but from this interview I get the impression that he is genuine, despite the interviewer not believing him at first, which I can totally understand why, but I still do disagree.
I see what you’re saying. But even when I go through that process of active listening, Im genuinely still left with doubts about him. The part that caught me off guard the most was when he said “I don’t feign anything”, which seems like something no honest person would say about themselves. Everyone acts fake in some instances, and ironically, the most authentic thing to say is to admit to those moments where we lack authenticity, since they in themselves reflect a fundamentally human trait (imperfection). No one is constantly expressing their genuine selves at every moment, so that statement put me off a bit.
I’m generally sceptical of a supposedly authentic person whose personality seems overly aesthetic and pleasing. Authenticity necessarily comes at the price of not only showing the best parts of yourself but also the ugliest parts. It’s the open expression of those parts of a person which reflect badly on them and the recognition of those ugly parts which best indicates whether someone is authentic imo. It demonstrates that they’re a human, not an art piece or a projection of some archetype of artistry.
At a particular level of spiritual development you can no longer feign. From the perspective of someone who feigns, everyone must feign. He is a free human spirit
@@peterbuckley9731 sorry but this is just delusional
@@hihello-sx1sx He is just speaking his truth.
I saw him once. He was the real deal!
I saw him live 4x and met him twice. Completely agree!
You're so lucky! He seemed to have charisma
There is something so pure and beautiful about Jeff. Whenever I look into his eyes I get the feeling he isn't really here but elsewhere. A beautiful soul, that you rarely encounter. Someone who would be so interesting to know and talk to.
I know what you mean ,however ,I disagree .I feel that he was here ,completely in the moment ,indeed ,more in the moment than most
@@pamelasmith2388 yes he had a way of being here but not really here. Don't know if it makes sense
I always think of Al Green and Jeff as two of the greatest live singers ever, and even when just having a conversation they could talk about anything and it still sounds amazing.
@scruffy01100000 Jeff attended a service at Al Green’s church in Memphis, just before he died.
@@MojoPin1983Damn never knew that
i miss Jeff so much
AH YES! I’ve been searching for this interview for months!
I am so in love with his mind and soul.
This is precious! Thank you for sharing it! ❤
Knowing only the music, this was a pleasure to watch and catch a glimpse behind the wall. Thank you for posting.
He was wayyyyy ahead of us. Most of us at that age anyway. ❤️☮️. Easy to understand why Chris was so devastated about this loss.
Thank you!! such a. pleasure to hear him speak and share his thoughts
Crying .. thanks for this
What a beautiful soul he had
Thank you so much for uploading this! The upscaled quality of the BBC session is truly marvellous 🙏🏼
The BBC session quality should be pretty much the same as the version on Jeff’s official channel.
I have never seen this part of the recording before. Very honest and true. 🌹
He was an explorer. In everything around him.
Damn just listen to him, it makes you ffeel like you are floating on clouds!
Clattered my head when i first heard Jeff and his music and still does today.
i love this guy so much
Porfavor traduscanlo, amo a jeff desde hace años, desde que lo vi desde la primera vez.
Descubri a jeff en 2019 y me enamore , su voz, talento, sensibilidad, dulce y 😆 divertido jeff
Probably this best interview ive seen with him. Some r so cringe and i know he hated interviews generally
Gone but not forgotten 🤍
you COULDNT find 2 people with less chemistry. Jeff Buckley....Respect to my Man Jeff
He can’t be serious he’s so funny 😂😂
I did not expect his voice to sound like that wow
@Manal Mernich Bourdoui How did you expect it to sound?
@@MojoPin1983 idk I mean I expected it to sound kinda of soft, but not that much haha
Genius songwriter and totall pure.
"You can achieve a real state of grace through somebody's love for you" -JB. So true, I thought I might have found that person 3-4 years ago but it all went horribly wrong for a multitude of reasons. Jeff was a unique musician and an unorthodox but amazing vocalist
My favourite lyric from him is "She's like a tear that hangs in my soul forever."
He really was just a great human being
There will never be another Jeff Buckley.
me duele saber que nunca podré ir a un concierto suyo y escuchar su hermosa voz en vivo 😿
Somos dos 😥
In the presence of GREATNESS. Love and miss you, Jeff.
If he hadn’t been the talented rockstar icon he was, his exact words would’ve come off as a softboi trying to sound deep just to hit. But now we think he’s actually profound. It’s amazing how our perception of such musings change based on the speaker.
Irrepetible, único, inimitable....💯
its tradition to watch this early in the morning with a shmoke with all the sunlight around jeff matching mine in my bedroom feels so Heavenly
Thank fuck this version of Grace is still on the internet
i love him so much he's such an amazing human being
Hands down an Angel. Deepest diver.
He is pure love
pure angel
"I don't feign anything."
Increible lo que hace la mala autopercepción de si mismo; este hombre además de desbordar un talento excepcional y sinceramente único era realmente hermoso por dentro y por fuera (ahora entiendo aun mas a Elizabeth Fraser ). Él era tan delicado, autentico, inteligente y sensible, consciente de los vacios sociales e individuales del hombres, era una rareza en el arte desde todo punto de vista. Sus palabras son inspiradoras, reflexivas y profundas como su música.
Pocas muy pocas en la vida encontras que la belleza pueda exponerse en todos los estadios del hombre.
Absolutamente divino 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Beautiful man inside and out
I love him. That’s it. Totally, completely.
Lástima entender solo algunas palabras y no saber ingles fluido hace tantos años sin Jeff que gran pérdida para el arte
He loved deeply
Funnily enough when you switch on subtitles, during most of the song the lyrics don't appear. It only reads: music. Pretty accurate lol
Hope you rest easy Jeff
such a heavy scorpio
Deniz Boz He wasn’t that fat.
@@MojoPin1983 :D i meant spiritually
@@MojoPin1983 Except when his body stagnated six full days in the Mississippi River... oops, sorry for the image. No but more seriously, people love you Jeff and deeply miss you. Thank you for your breathtaking music. You and your art will be never forgotten as it inspires so many of us around the globe. Lots of love :)
“I don’t even know what it is, this.. flesh thing, or this earth thing” yeah cause you were literally an angel Jeff
Gods I miss you Jeff.
What a beautiful man 💜💜💜
@Lady London Thanks.
Just recently discovered that it was Gary Lucan who wrote the guitar parts for Grace not Jeff ( though he elevated it).. I kinda love it more that it’s a collaboration
@Lorcan Savage Gary Lucas wrote the music for Grace and Mojo Pin, but Jeff refined them both into more pleasing arrangements. Gary’s playing is far too busy, as you can hear whenever he plays those songs.