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Jeff Buckley

4 cuts · 3 records · 1 album in the crate

Songs Jeff Buckley recorded that someone else wrote: “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen, “Lilac Wine” by James H. Shelton and “I Want Someone Badly” by Nathan Larson. Songs Jeff Buckley wrote with others: “So Real” (with Michael Tighe), “Mojo Pin” (with Gary Lucas) and “Grace” (with Gary Lucas). Songs Jeff Buckley wrote that others recorded: “Lover, You Should’ve Come Over” (Jamie Cullum, 2003), “Last Goodbye” (Scarlett Johansson, 2009) and “So Real” (Ane Brun, 2007). On General Admission 4 Us: 4 cuts, 3 records and 1 album from the Rabbit Hole Records crate.

Album · Grace (1994)

A once-in-a-generation vocal talent who left us too soon, Jeff Buckley's lone studio album is a haunting, transcendent masterpiece that still sounds like it was beamed in from another plane of existence.

A Rabbit Hole Records pick · 11 tracks · hear the album on YouTube ↗ · Apple Music ↗ · MusicBrainz ↗

Cuts from Grace that start with Jeff Buckley

Jeff Buckley wrote "Lover, You Should've Come Over" and put it on Grace. Which singer later took it on and recorded it herself?Natalie Maines

the record · next: Natalie Maines

Jeff Buckley's "Hallelujah" is the one everybody knows. Who wrote the song and put it on record first, long before Buckley sang it?Leonard Cohen

the record · next: Leonard Cohen

Jeff Buckley wrote "Last Goodbye" and cut it first. Which name on this list later stepped up to record her own take on it?Scarlett Johansson

the record · next: Scarlett Johansson

Records from Grace

Jeff Buckley · Lover, You Should’ve Come Over

1994 · via Jeff Buckley

Jeff Buckley · Last Goodbye

1994 · via Jeff Buckley

More cuts that start with Jeff Buckley

Jeff Buckley sang "The Other Woman," and Lana Del Rey has it on record too. Who made the first recording of that Jessie Mae Robinson song?Nina Simone

the record · next: Nina Simone

Records that lead to Jeff Buckley

Leonard Cohen · Hallelujah

1985 · via Jeff Buckley

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