Finnish Vocal Coach Reaction & Analysis: Jeff Buckley - GRACE (Subtitles)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2024
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In this reaction video, I'm diving into Jeff Buckley's "Grace" and wow, was I surprised! The song's progressive nature and unique chord progressions are not something you hear every day in pop-rock music. This performance is a masterclass in vocal expression and storytelling. Join me as I break down the intricacies of Jeff Buckley’s wonderful vocal performance and explain what really makes him stand out! (𝑅𝑒𝑚𝑒𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑟 𝑡𝑜 𝑐𝑙𝑖𝑐𝑘 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑠𝑢𝑏𝑡𝑖𝑡𝑙𝑒𝑠 𝑜𝑛!)
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People remember Jeff for his vocals, but he was also an amazing guitarist.
I'm almost 58 years old, so I have a pretty good musical perspective regarding time and scope. Jeff Buckley was the greatest singer of my generation.
Affirmative 🫡
No contest
Anna is yet another victim of the awe inspiring genius of Jeff Buckley! Love his art. Gone too soon. Love your reaction and analysis, Anna! Thanks.
I haven’t heard this live version before. Wow, this was amazing!
This is one of those songs where you hear it and think, that's great but he's going to really pull that back when it does it live. Then you have to go back and delete all those comments.
Jeff Buckley was so amazing. It's good to know so many people still remember him and listen to his music.
I’ve never really listened to anything of Jeff Buckley before, looks like I should! He’s pretty amazing, now I see why Lolli likes him; interesting that you cited Lolli for a similar vibrato technique, I’ve always thought her vocal style was fairly unique. It’s great to find new artists, and I must congratulate you for your amazing analysis and information about what he’s doing. I think that you and Lolli should collaborate on a reaction, it would be mega entertaining, interesting and informative. 🌹
Edit: I know that you’re probably not much interested in guitars but Jeff and the other guitarist are demonstrating how flexible in use a Telecaster is, I use mine from anything from Jazz (Al di Meola style) to Heavy rock verging on Metal - they’re the Swiss army knife of guitars!
The Dead Zone TV series, it’s a song called New Year’s Prayer, by Jeff Buckley.
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very happy with your reaction, Anna, Jeff Buckley is one of my favorite musicians from this 90s generation, it's a shame he left so soon and couldn't have extended his wonderful legacy.
I'm so sad he passed away so young.. he had a unique voice 🙏🏼💜
Lover you should've come over is one that you definitely should check out! I'm a huge fan of Jeff Buckley and I think his live performances are even better than the studio version. Great video!!
HOLY SMOKES! This guy and band has Style and Complexity "FOR DAYS" !! as they say. Going to have to rewatch your vid with the CC on 😂 Before I scan your Lists, have you ever reviewed the Jefferson Starship song JANE sang by Mickey Thomas?? He also sang the song FOOLED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE 💕 for Elvin Bishop. He is a vocal Gem 💎 I hope never gets lost. Have a GREAT DAY Miss Early Bird 🐦 Peace 🕊️☮️
Lovely reaction. Someone to remember and want to find out more whose immense talent was sadly shortened. Thank you.
Love your reaction! 🙂
Some suggestions:
- Lover You Should've Come Over - Live in Chicago
- What Will You Say - Live at Glastonbury
- The Way Young Lovers Do - Live at Siné
- Mojo Pin - Live at Glastonbury
The Mojo Pin performance at Glastonbury also showcases his vocal abilities. You should check that out. Great video btw!
Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah is also a gem.
My favorite version of Hallelujah.
Yes! Love this so much, thanks for doing some Jeff :))
Would be stoked to see you react to "Lover you should've come over" Live, it's also a treat for the ears
My favourite version of that song is from his "Mystery White Boy" album. There's a high note towards the end that I'm pretty certain pierces space and time, leading the listener to some other dimension where the laws of physics differ from our own..... at least, that's the only explanation I've thus far been able to come up with to explain such a note.
Anna, you've gotta check out Jeff's rendition of Leonard Cohen's song "Hallelujah". His studio version on the album is my favorite rendition of that song.
I first heard this song while I was in college. A housemate of mine played this on volume loud and was playing along with the song on his guitar. It was the most blessfull and amazing experience. Still get shivers when the song starts to play. It’s just good.
Jeff is my inspiration to becoming both a singer and guitarist. I am in awe of his transition from a soft singer to a hard core screamer. Love the video
You'll love the entire Grace album. Thom Yorke, Matt Bellamy, Adele and many other vocalists site Jeff Buckley as a major influence.
awesome reaction, the jazz influence is so apparent, and thier open tuning creates a dream like sensation
❤🔥💯🐎🏹 glad you liked it, he was among those touched by The divine
Live at Sine album is just Jeff alone showcasing his vocal abilities with incredible covers. Multiple covers in different languages. Incredible!
Best version in my opinion to react to, although not just mine based on high amounts of likes and no dislikes. Jeff was an amazing talent, his voice, and guitar and composition skills were next level, possibly a result from having a famous vocalist as a father, but take nothing from him. A talent lost before his time to really shine, and a man that’s left an indelible mark on so many
Bravo! Too few recordings Buckley live exist of good quality (for me anyway) But there are some more on YT you should take a gander at.
I love your reaction to this song. His singing really pulls you in. It's mesmerizing right.
He’s so incredible. Hate that he died. Especially in my hometown. Funny story, I found out about Jeff Buckley through a guy I was dating at the time who was friends with him, and he mentioned that he lived in Memphis. So, I started looking for his house all over Memphis. I couldn’t find it. Right when I was about to give up, I noticed a white and blue abandoned house down the street from my apartment. Strange thing about that house, whenever I go for a walk and pass that house, I always felt a certain energy or something familiar coming from it. I remember when I stopped, and I kept staring at it and looked at the address that was listed as his old house on my cell and I kid you not, THAT was his house lol I felt so stupid driving around for that long but was thrilled that I lived down the street from a legend!
I don't listen to Jeff Buckley, but this reminded me to put on the playlist,,Song to the siren"
Tim Buckley and John Frusciante version,so thank you👋💙🇸🇪
I love all your reactions. You have so much knowledge and you are so beautiful. Cheers from Texas !!
I very much enjoyed your analysis, found it penetrating and illuminating. I've loved his music since I first heard it about 30 years ago, so now know it like the back of my hand. I'm super impressed by your observation that he lets his evolving emotional journey fully inform his performance. It is a kind of highly skilled abandon/confidence I've only really seen elsewhere in Nina Simone's performing abilities, and perhaps, with more deliberate planning, in Thom Yorke.
If you want to look at a very different Buckley performance, perhaps check out the remastered recording of his live version of Dido's Lament. Apparently, he had intended to sing a German Lieder, but decided on Dido's Lament last minute. I'm not sure if he had any rehearsal time at all.
Good reaction :)
Jeff is incredible. I'd love to see you do some more of his live performances!!
he was too good for this world
Jeff.. 🥹❣️
Live vedon aikaan olit 2 vuotias, itse 3 ja Suomi vei ekan lätkän mm kullan :D Kiitos kun esittelet uusia biisejä, ihana Anna
Finally someone who points out the chords
Hi Anna! My request might not get a lot of views, but i’m just saying that it would be amazing to see some classical songs here too. As a sopranista I would recommend watching Gregorio Allegri - Miserere mei deus performed by Tenebrae choir.
Olisi mielenkiintoista nähä saataisko klassista porukkaa paikalle
I'd love to react to more classical music, I really hope your suggestion or any classical song gets more votes! ^^
The live version of Mojo Pin that is floating about, from a festival performance, is pretty amazing as well. And the studio version of this is well worth a listen also, because it has the great vocals plus a lot richer production.
Great analysis Anna 👌. Fancy taking a roller coaster ride into the rabbit hole that is "Take me back to Eden" by Sleep Token???? 🎢
This album is sensational.❤❤❤
i friggin love the finnish language. it sounds so cool.
Rock alternatif !! Super !
Amazing guitarist
You need to watch Jeff's performance of "Mojo Pin" live at Glastonbury. If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life that would be the one I'd choose. It's other-worldly.
Love Jeff, thank you. Also have you ever checked out Leprous and their singer Einar? They are a Norwegian band.
so so good, please do more Jeff
I knew you would love this. I went to High School with Jeff, but didn't know him and only discovered his music a few years ago. Please check out Mojo Pin Live... vocals are amazing
I imagine you at least knew he went on to be a musician, but you just never listened. How has the discovery of his music been for you?
@@ijustneedmyself Only discovered I went to school with Jeff about 5 years ago. I was playing in bands back then. I really wish I had the chance to jam with him. I became a fan of his before I knew he went to my school. I was super surprised when I found out we went to the same school...he was 1 year behind me
@@user-mx2fu7sn1b Ah, I see! It's really too sad what happened to him. Far too young and so talented.
Forever too young. Forever mourning the songs never written ❤❤❤
LISTEN TO EVERY JEFF BUCKLEY SONG. His album Grace was written in his early twenties and is one of the best albums ever composed in my opinion. There’s also never been a voice like his. A lot of Eastern/Indian influence in his music, by design. His live album “Live at Siné” shows more of his experimental techniques as well as some beautiful classic covers of Bob Dylan and others.
Jeff Buckleyn Grace on kyllä helposti yks kaikkien aikojen parhaita alternative levyjä. 👌
I needed 20 years to know the meaning of what 'wait in the fire' meant. it suddenly came to me where I wasn't even thinking about Jeff or music. spoiler alert: which has almost nothing to do with the rest of the lyrics. so distant yet, very gracefully relatable.
those Fins have a different word for everything!
Interesting
3:20 excellent observation. Liked and subscribed.
Welcome to the music fam! 😊🙏🏼🎶
@@annavaskelainenthank you! Perhaps you might check out a young independent artist by the name of Ren, who was heavily inspired by both Jeff Buckley as well as Nina Simone and Sting. He has quite a good voice.
One I think you'd really enjoy as a singer and teacher whether you analyze it or not. "Tommy Shaw - Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man) (Live). It may sound like it's a bad vibe, but it's definitely not. Tommy Shaw is from the group Styx (from the 70s), but he's solo here, but with other singers.
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Do you know who Lisa Gerrard is? Look up Dead Can Dance. She is by far my favorite vocalist, male or female.
She's exceptional, other-worldly even. I thank the movie, Gladiator, for introducing her to me.
If beauty had to pick a human voice to represent it, it may very well pick Lisa's.
Cocteau Twins, Morrissey, Minnie Ripperton please!! You are amazing
You should consider reacting to The Sundays. Underappreciated band.
Lolli is a big fan of Jeff - good call!
Great reaction! I love your channel and your analysis. I would love to see you return to the artist REN. He has released much to listen to since your last reaction to him. Keep up the great work!
Tesseract Legion official video. Daniel Tompkins is incredible.
Have a listen to his 'Mojo Pin' at Glastonbury in 1995 - you won't regret it.
Jeff Buckley - Mojo Pin in Glastonbury please! It’s amazing
Try "So Real" to hear his vocal gymnastics!
Интересный вокал. Почему-то возникли ассоциации с Led Zeppelin.
Структурно напомнило Роберта Планта.
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if you're going to come as far as jeff buckley, might as well trip on into the radiohead rabbit hole. arbitrary suggested starting point: lotus flower, especially the version they did live from the basement.
❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 gostaria que você reagisse ao brasileiro Gabriel Henrique
I have a couple of reactions to him, check them out! :)
I waited for you to find this masterpiece and to see and hear your reaction for it. Im so glad that people like you get to find this kind of music and these songs. You know , i didnt knew Jeff before. I learned about him from a band, called Daughter. And when i heared him first time and read stuff about him , i understood why many people dont get along hes music and find it to soft and even sound like a woman. But i know for the people , who have ear for that kind of stuff, this will be greatly apretiated. Thank you for this. And i wana congratulate you with something on the same wave th-cam.com/video/JnPvnIKCJYA/w-d-xo.html Be blessed!
Hello Anna. I've watched dozens of reaction videos by Charismatic Voice and Daily Doug, I've had fun and learned a lot. Then last week, I saw you on TH-cam for the first time. And I became a big fan of yours, and I'm recommending you to my friends.🍀 I've watched many of your reaction videos, including those for Şebnem Ferah, Cem Adrian, AC/DC, and Pantera. Since Finnish and Turkish are from the same language group, your Turkish pronunciations are mostly correct (except for Cem, which is pronounced like "gem" in English 😊).
Anyway, I don't want to go on too long. I recommend Hayko Cepkin's song "Aşk Kitabı." It will be very entertaining for you. (It can be the concert version, but in the video version, he does a duet with one of Turkey's most powerful female vocalists, Nilüfer. The choice is yours 😊).
By the way, in case you want to react to the song, I'm putting the lyrics translated into English below.
Best wishes 😊
Aşk Kitabı (Love Book)
Please tell me, those who are in love;
Is separation a rule in the book of love?
Without even holding hands and laughing together
Is leaving a rule in the book of love?
My hopes have been shattered and ended.
My dreams have been destroyed and gone.
This sorrow has consumed me.
I loved, I loved, look what I’ve become.
Every lover ends up in trouble in the end.
Where is the author of this book of love?
Is leaving a rule in the book of love
Just because a lover believed and loved deeply?
My hopes have been shattered and ended.
My dreams have been destroyed and gone.
This sorrow has consumed me.
I loved, I loved, look what state I’m in.
Look what I’ve become…
I wish I had never come...
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First act
Second act
Third act
Death
Curtain
I would love to know what you think about Radiohead from the basement Nude it's a live in the studio session like this. I think he's a great singer and he uses his voice like an instrument although not in Nude it's just beautiful.
Hello Anna! How are you?
Jeff was heavily influenced by qawwali vocal legend Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, which is where some of that vibrato technique is coming from.
try belle and sebastion: boy with the arab strap. the entire album is fantastic.
Jeff is required listening if you are the least interested in the art of singing. He influenced a ton of contemporary artists, (most notably Thom Yorke of Radiohead). And you're right in your analysis - he had a super deep well of influences. There's Robert Plant, obviously, but he was also obsessed with the Pakistani artist Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Then on top of everything else, he was a musical genius who learnt new instruments by picking them up. Jeff's untimely death was a tragedy I still mourn. There's no telling what he could have done.
This is not one of his best live performances though. Ripping through a song cold, in a sterile tv studio never brought out the best in him.
Hei Anna kaksi biisiä mitkä sun pitää ehdottomasti analysoida, kiva kun on Suomessakin tälläinen kanava, Deep Purple - Child In Time - Live (1970) ja Focus - Hocus Pocus Live '73
Radiohead - Nude live from the basement :)
Kuulen Ian Gillania, Robert Plantia ja Matthew Bellamyä, tai samankaltaisuuksia näihin. Etenkin fiilistely ja nuottien venyttely muistuttaa Robert Plantia.
Interesting music but not a fan of the vocals in this one.
Why do people always react to grace and hallelujah. Two of his weakest tracks
Hei Anna. Voisitko katsoa
Floor Jansen - Me Without You (Live at @RadioVeronica)