JEFF BUCKLEY ~ Le Bataclan. Paris.

 *** JEFF BUCKLEY: Angelic face (disheveled hair, intense gaze, disarmingly natural smile), celestial voice, incandescent charisma with his fundamentally powerful and soulful debut album, aptly titled "Grace". ***

 

🕖 Set Times:
6:30 pm — Doors Open
7:50 pm — Bettie Serveert  (NLD)

8:45 pm — Jeff Buckley (USA)

 

Support Act : BETTIE SERVEERT

  ~ MYSTERY WHITE BOY TOUR 1995 ~

 

(Buckley and his band went on tour to promote the album for almost three years, during which time the album and Buckley saw popular and critical attention grow.) 

 

Grace is the only studio album by the American (from Anaheim, California) alternative rock folk-rock blue singer mucisien songwriter Jeff Buckley, released on August 15, 1994. Producer Buckley - Andy Wallace. Grace was released to a modest reception, but found some kindred spirits in the critical realm. He became widely known for his stirring cover of the Leonard Cohen song "Hallelujah."

JEFF BUCKLEY (Band)

 

Jeff Buckley Scott — lead vocals, guitar, harmonium, organ (1990–1997; died on May 29, 1997)

Michael Tighe — guitar (1994–1997)
Mick Grondahl — bass (1994–1997)

Matt Johnson — drums, percussion (1994–1997)

The Setlist
JEFF BUCKLEY

 

Last Goodbye (Grace - 1994)
So Real (Grace - 1994)
Grace (Grace - 1994)
Dream Brother (Grace - 1994)
Mojo Pin (Grace - 1994)
What Will You Say (New Song)
Lilac Wine (James H. Shelton cover - Broadway musical Dance Me a Song - 1950)
Lover, You Should've Come Over (Grace - 1994)
Eternal Life (Grace - 1994)

 

Encore 1

Vancouver (New Song)

Kanga Roo (Big Star cover -3nd - released Kanga Roo written by Alex Chilton - 1978)
The Way Young Lovers Do (Van Morrison cover - Astral Weeks - 1968)

 

Encore 2

Je n'en connais pas la fin (Édith Piaf cover - Single - 1939)
Hymne à l’amour (Édith Piaf cover - La Vie en rose - 1950)
Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen cover - Various Positions - 1984) (Grace - 1994)

 

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Time set: 1h50