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Everyone Has A Jeff Buckley Story - Ep 9.2 Matt Johnson on Jeff Buckley
Matt is back for another talk: this time we go deep into his relationship with Jeff and why he chose to leave the band in 1996. Matt also talks about what he appreciated about Jeff Buckley as a composer and as a mentor. I also ask him some questions that our other guests had about Jeff: Was he shy? Was he worn down by the heavy emotional content of the songs? Matt always gives detailed answers, often using metaphors to get his points across. Any musician or Buckley fan will get a lot out of this candid and sometimes emotional conversation. Thanks Matt. It was honor! You are a legend!
Theme Music “Kanga Roo” Sydney September 1995
“Last Goodbye” Frankfurt February 1995
“Dream Brother” Chicago May 1995
"Grace" Bearsville Studio Fall 1993
Co-Edited by Konrad Meissner
Thank You to Mercedes Beene for consultations and your fabulous blog : notwithyoubutofyou.blogspot.com
and TH-cam channel: @mercedesbeene9536
Most photos by Merri Cyr, but several from other greats 📸 (such as Renaud Monfourny!)
Hey! Did you know you can contact Matt for lessons or recordings (underdubbing)?
Click here to learn how to get in touch with him:
soundbetter.com/profiles/182750-matt-johnson
"From recording the seminal cult-creating album Grace with Jeff Buckley to years of touring with the beloved St. Vincent, I've worked with a wide spectrum of artists over the past two decades including Rufus Wainwright, Angus and Julia Stone, and recently Miike Snow.
I'm originally from Texas but living in New York City opened up the most opportunities for developing a drumming career. I've recorded and played with Rhodes, Jade Bird, Teddy Thompson, Jeff Taylor, John Mayer, Dan Mangan, Dean Wareham of Galaxy 500, Tal Wilkenfeld, Will Stratton, Elysian Fields, Cones, Dope Lemon, Martha Wainwright, The Walking Who, Gabriel Kahane, Chris Stills, Anna Calvi, Duncan Sheik, Vivian Bond, Harper Simon, Keren Ann, Gerry Leonard, Reeves Gabrels, Tom Freund, Beth Orton, Suzanne Vega, Rickie Lee Jones and Miirrors.
I have also have worked with great producers such as Marius Devries, Rick Rubin, Simone Felice, Andy Wallace, Eric J, Andrew Wyatt, John Agnello, John Alagia, Thomas Bartlett, Tony Buchen, Tony Visconti, Tony Berg, Ben Harper, Hod David, and Kieran Kelly.
Moving successively from NYC to Los Angeles, and then to Austin has allowed for an expanded studio setup that is ideal for remote recording. Signature drum parts, rhythmic hooks, hypnotic patterns, contrasting textures, and heavy grooves have always been my passion.
I'm looking forward to creative interfacing with great musical minds, either in person or across the world!"
Matt uses:
- Istanbul cymbals
istanbulcymbals.com
- Tama drums
www.tama.com/usa/
- Vater sticks
www.vater.com
- Evans heads
www.daddario.com/products/percussion/evans-drumheads/
“Everyone Has A Jeff Buckley Story” is created, recorded, edited and produced by Jeff Haley. Co-Produced by Konrad
Shine Light Podcasts is Executive-Produced by Chris via biointegrity.net
The BioIntegrity community has helped fund protection of more than 320,000 acres of old growth tropical forests since 2014. Those efforts are helping to save thousands of species from extinction, keep more than 85 million tons of greenhouse gasses out of the atmosphere (enough to offset Austin, TX's community carbon footprint for 5+ years), institute land occupation rights for more than 400 Indigenous communities around the world, keep the planet cool, and more. Chris is also co-founder, creator and executive editor of AllCreation.org, a living archive of faith and spiritual practice views on human relationships with Earth's other species and environment. AllCreation has more than 400 posts exploring sacred texts and contemporary views, and is currently read in +150 countries. Visit biointegrity.net and allcreation.org for more info.
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Part 1 of 2 A note to our viewers: This a condensed version of the Matt Johnson interview. An expanded audio version is available at: shinelight.transistor.fm/10 Comeback next week for a more in depth interview about Jeff Buckley. For this season's final episode we have the great drummer himself: Matt Johnson. Matt played drums on Grace and toured with Jeff Buckley all around the world. Many of...
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OutTake- Johnny and Jeff
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extra Clip of Johnny Goudie and Jeff discussing.... Queen! Not Buckley, but I thought you might want to see our faces.
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In our debut episode (1 of 8) Chris Searles tells the host, Jeff, about hearing an advance copy of Grace in 1994 and how it changed his perspective on music and playing the drums. Buckley took an amazing "set list" and attacked it with a muscular approach. Additionally Chris goes into why Matt Johnson's drumming is outstanding on Grace. Jeff tells Chris about hearing Grace at his house for the ...
Everyone Has A Jeff Buckley Story* Podcast Preview
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Preview of a new podcast series at shinelight.transistor.fm Speakers include JJ Johnson, Rose Smith, Django Haskins, Rachel Eckroth, Chris Searles and Johnny Goudie. Hosted by Jeff Haley Co-Produced by Konrad Exec Produced by Chris THIS IS A PREVIEW ONLY :)

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  • @missmagillicutty6721
    @missmagillicutty6721 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thank you for this channel and its content! I’m feeling absolutely blessed and guided to this channel. Surprise, I’ve got a Jeff dream as well. ❤ Gone from earth too soon, but forever in the aether all around us! 🙏❤️🕊️

  • @Silvia-jy8zc
    @Silvia-jy8zc 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Jeff Buckley was waaaaay ahead of his time and a brilliant artist in every way shape and form. A clear inspiration to many many artists at the time as well as after his passing. Huge huge talent and beautiful songwriter. A true legend. ✨❤️✨Thank you for making this podcast and giving Jeff Buckley as well as the amazing musicians on his debut album the attention he and they deserve. 🙏🏼✨

  • @mikesweetwater3209
    @mikesweetwater3209 ปีที่แล้ว

    How does this not have more views?!

    • @vadanevadas6960
      @vadanevadas6960 ปีที่แล้ว

      Surprises me too. The commenting was disabled for most of these videos. I don't think that's a good thing.

  • @le_th_
    @le_th_ 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    McCartney knew Tim Buckley , right? So that's probably why McCartney knew of Jeff and was fascinated by their genetic similarities. Personally, I never heard of Tim Buckley until AFTER Jeff passed away. I only ever knew Jeff Buckley as his own, individual musician without the context of his famous father. I just liked his voice, lyrics, and music for what they were, not because his father was a famous musician. Two decades later, I clicked on a TH-cam video and discovered the whole story of Jeff's father being famous, but never in his childhood/life, and it made me respect the bittersweet aspect of Jeff's career and how that must have both helped, but also hurt him and his career (the constant comparisons to a man who was a stranger to him). To my knowledge, I have never heard a Tim Buckley song and, quite honestly, I'd kind of like to keep it that way. Today, all these decades later, I *wish* I had a Jeff Buckley story. I don't have many regrets in life, as I have lived a lot of my dreams/goals, but I really lament the dozens of times I could've walked out of my apartment in Manhattan, jumped on a bus going down 2nd avenue to St. Marks, and popped into Sin-e or the Knitting Factory to listen to him play. I spent so much time down there, eating brunch and dinner at Dojo, Veselka, Yafa, and Stingy Lulu's and listening to all kinds of live music at Sine, Knitting Factory, Irving Plaza, Maxwell's in Hoboken (where I lived '92-'94), et. al. Jeff Buckley just was *not* on my subjective list of people we worried about being dead in the following decade (Cobain, Stayley, Weiland, Hoon, either of the Deal sisters, et. al). There was a LONG LIST of musicians we thought would die of overdose or suicide, and Jeff Buckley simply was not on that list. Most of us were certain he'd have a long career, and just get better with time...

  • @ks_2848
    @ks_2848 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Just curious if you tried reaching out to Mick or Michael? I would love to hear their memories; I'm sure as everyone would. They're probably a bit hard to get a hold of though. Thank you for these interviews!

    • @shinelightpodcasts3027
      @shinelightpodcasts3027 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Thanks so much for this comment. There are many people I would like to interview. And obviously “Mickey and Mikey”, as Matt calls them, are at the very top. I believe that the band members have a perspective that is unique because it seems that Jeff treated them like musical equals, more or less. I would recommend you watch the 2004 documentary. They are both in there and Michael’s observations especially are excellent. I’m not sure if I will be doing anymore Buckley interviews in the near future. I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed this series. PS Ep 9.1 has bonus stuff if you listen on my Transistor site

  • @frankcunnigham220
    @frankcunnigham220 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Sweetness ❤

  • @darkcnotion
    @darkcnotion 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Legend❤

  • @charliemozza828
    @charliemozza828 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    love this

  • @LaurentheHermit
    @LaurentheHermit 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for all of this.