As Jeff Buckley gained the courage to put his music out there, his residency at New York's Sin-é made him a star and directly led to the creation of 'Grace'.

Ahead of her 'Jeff Buckley's Grace Tour,' Katie Noonan examines Buckley's influence on her artistry, the challenges of singing his songs, and why she believes he was a "shredder." ...

including Mojo Pin (written with guitarist Gary Lucas) and Last Goodbye, which would be critically hailed after the release of his only studio album, Grace, in 1994. A four-song EP, Jeff Buckley ...

It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley, a documentary about the late musician, has announced a summer release date in US cinemas. READ MORE: ‘It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley’ review: hallelujah ...

“I didn’t like listening to tapes.” A four-song EP, “Jeff Buckley: Live at Sin-é,” was released the same year, giving the venue a national profile. In 2003, the record was reissued in ...

Jeff has been elusive of late. I think he’s got the right—he’s got the mojo. Jeff’s got the mojo now. And mojo’s being a technical term for really good stock.” The Trade Desk ...

“Modern American conservatism has two founding fathers: Edmund Burke and William F. Buckley Jr.” The description is Charles Krauthammer’s. There are other paeans. David Brooks said of Buckley, “He ...

Jeff Buckley's soaring falsetto was a beautiful freak, and force, of nature, its legacy still echoing in singers from Thom Yorke to Antony. Approximating the track list from his LP Grace ...

Timothy Leary called, but didn’t leave a return number. (That often happens.) Buckley was a political opinionator—that was pretty much his sole occupation—and “Overdrive” is designed ...