Robert Plant on the CBC program, Q TV, discussing Jeff Buckley's voice. Filmed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 12 October 2010. Here is the full interview: th-cam.com/video/oEOvfI5uhLM/w-d-xo.html *Robert Plant on Jeff & Tim Buckley:* th-cam.com/video/6DZCbCkn52w/w-d-xo.html *Brad Pitt & Jimmy Page on Jeff Buckley:* th-cam.com/video/PndSaitIBXk/w-d-xo.html *Jimmy Page About Jeff Buckley:* th-cam.com/video/h6q-7GO0aaw/w-d-xo.html *Jeff Buckley - "My Main Musical Influences?":* th-cam.com/video/vC-wm6sXXTc/w-d-xo.html Led Zeppelin covers: *Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Live at Sin-é, New York, NY - July/August 1993):* th-cam.com/video/hYN8Mk54XHg/w-d-xo.html *Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Extended Version):* th-cam.com/video/19lm2Vaz5j8/w-d-xo.html *Jeff Buckley - Four Sticks/The Way Young Lovers Do:* th-cam.com/video/be9BR0nnAy0/w-d-xo.html *Jeff Buckley - When The Levee Breaks:* th-cam.com/video/kIa1VZ_mncA/w-d-xo.html *Jeff Buckley - Kashmir (Led Zeppelin Parody) | Live at Olympia, Paris, France, July 1995:* th-cam.com/video/Wf0_XWdDxbM/w-d-xo.html "On this day in 1996, I saw Jeff Buckley perform in Melbourne. Jeff Buckley was something of an ethereal spirit: a musical magician whose album 'Grace' showcased a unique talent. His name was on the lips of all musos from the release of that album and for the next two years. I had heard him sing a couple of songs at a distance on the Other Stage at Glastonbury, where Page and Plant were headlining: you could feel him, it was extraordinary. I had listened intently to 'Grace' whilst I was on tour and made a point to see him at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne on this day in 1996." - Jimmy Page, from his official Instagram account: instagram.com/p/B9KPsOijhu1/ "The Best Thing I've Heard All Year" - 75 stars of stage and screen pop round to hog the stereo | MOJO Issue 38 / January 1997. Jimmy Page appears on the magazine cover, holding up a copy of Grace by Jeff Buckley: cdn.onebauer.media/one/media/601d/272b/9e78/df52/03b1/17e3/image-asset.jpeg?format=jpg&quality=80&width=850&ratio=1-1&resize=aspectfit jeffbuckley.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/MagzArticle1.jpg (Cameron Crowe, asked about his inclusion of Led Zeppelin songs in his film, Almost Famous): How’d you secure the rights to the music? They took us across the street to a wine bar. They said, “Well, ‘Stairway to Heaven,’ we gotta say no to, ’cause it’s just too much. We just don’t do anything with ‘Stairway to Heaven.'” We’re like, “Whomp, whomp, whomp.” And Page goes, “But I would like to give you an extra song that’s more of an acoustic busking vibe. We’ll give that to you free.” He replaced “Stairway to Heaven” with “Bron-Yr-Aur.” He gave that to us for free, just to have that texture in the movie, which was amazing. And we ran through the streets afterward. *The rest of that meeting was spent talking about how much we all loved Jeff Buckley.* Officially the coolest night ever, or the un-coolest night ever. I don’t know. That was a huge kind of buoy to swim to, because without Led Zeppelin, it’s just not the same movie. - Cameron Crowe on the 20th Anniversary of ‘Almost Famous’: ‘It’s Never Been as Popular as It Is Now’ | Rolling Stone article by Angie Martoccio, August 20, 2020: www.rollingstone.com/movies/movie-features/almost-famous-20th-anniversary-cameron-crowe-interview-1041826/?fbclid=IwAR22svd6wbSLUONU6UxB0BKjxictKfcG98OdJm6gtnoXiSq_C1gcKBIu6eo
its true what Brad Pitt said about him still being relatively unknown,I personally didn't find him till about 1999-2000, i think I would've travelled the world to see him but it was too late,such a shame.
It's unbelievable to me that there are people who don't appreciate Jeff Buckley. I know he was much bigger in Australia and in the UK than here in America. I think he was stunning. He was like Janis Joplin when it comes to being willing to expose his raw feelings to the world.
I had heard of Jeff but never heard a record. I went along to see him in a little room in Wolverhampton (just a few miles from Robert's home town). I was 32, been buying records and seeing gigs for twenty years;- JS Bach to the Sex Pistols, Louie Armstrong to Led Zeppelin. Nothing I had seen or heard in those twenty years prepared me for what I saw and heard that night. I may as well have never heard a note of music in my life before he came on stage. I bought some records and a couple of months later went to see him again, this time with his band. I was late. Literally, all I saw was him walking off stage. Not so long after, he was dead. I still go to gigs nearly thirty years later. I've never been moved even slightly like I was that night in Wolverhampton. I don't think I ever will be.
Jeff Buckley's interpretation of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" is absolutely perfect, probably THE definitive performance of this achingly beautiful song. What a loss!
For a (by all accounts) very small space, it seems to have held a colossal amount of people- some of them far too young to have even been allowed admission.
Yes. Check out *Soul Train Bro* on TH-cam. I recently collaborated with him on two Jeff Buckley reactions, both featuring four songs. The latest installment was published to his channel today. He makes mention in his first reaction of the fact that Jeff was singing Whole Lotta Love when he was swimming just before he drowned.
Didn't he drown ? I'm not being rude but I would like to know how he was singi or listening to Zeppelin ? I've seen this before ( someone saying he was listening to Zeppelinwhen he died) .. Yours truly confused
@@wayno2333 he had a boom box on the shore, his friend that was with him when he died said jeff was singing whole lotta love while he was in the water then he turned around and jeff was just gone, he got swept under by a strong current caused by a speedboat
"I once took a ride to the beach in L.A., and all along the shore there were all these so-called jazz places. And I saw these college guys and session players playing this fusion Muzak stuff. It was just a lot of notes, and the more notes they played, the more it kept them from expressing anything. So I came back home and got out my Zeppelin albums."... Jeff Buckley
i absolutely love jeff buckley, but it wasnt really fair to compare mediocre fusion bands to one of the greatest rock bands... there are plenty of amazing fusion music that are mindblowingly intriguing and emotional and powerful
Danny McCaffrey , I don't think anyone could make the argument that The Inner Mounting Flame isn't an emotionally charged album. John McLaughlin, at his best, was the most expressive of the 70s-80s fusion guys. And he wasn't alone up there, far from it.
Jeff has an ethereal and androgynous and genuine quality to his voice, so much so that it overshadows his skills as a songwriter and guitarist. He is incredibly adept at writing songs, lyrics, and playing the guitar. Yet his voice, which as a fan is one with his song-writing and guitar-playing, is all people talk about. I love Soundgarden, Chili Peppers, Alice in Chains, Sublime... But if I had to name the one musician I'd love forever and be ''condemned'' to listen to for eternity, even if the option yielded the entire discography, I'd elect Jeff Buckley. I could never tire of him, and how he reminds me of the things that mean most to me. The fact his guitar-playing is rarely mentioned is a testament to his incredible ability to write songs. He's one of the greats playing guitar, he's one of the greats writing songs (music and lyric alike), but his own voice distracts us from the great many things he was great at. Including the possibility that he was a kind soul. We may not know much about him, but in interviews, he incessantly pressed to convey something worth expressing. For all that, he is an inspiration. A talent dedicated to a craft. Kind and eager. Ready and able. I want many of us to be that way, as do I.
Go listen to the song "Forget Her"... Its not the most well known from his catalogue.. but the vocal elasticity and layer of guitars in that is spectacular
To have Robert Plant saying that about you….that’s it….his humility is incredible…love to see him acknowledging Jeff and Freddie ….wow….incredible man…👌🏻👌🏻💙
I have met Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin and shook his hand too! also chatted to Mick Grøndahl the bassist of Jeff Buckley's band! and NOW have Mick's autograph! both lovely people.
he’s so humble I remember hearing Robert’s singing for the first time in I Can’t Quit You Baby as a kid (my dad was a huge Zeppelin fan) and just being so blown away by him and the older I got the more I appreciated just how great of a frontman and singer he is but he isn’t wrong in saying that Jeff’s voice was mind altering I’ve been on a Jeff spiral for some months now now and it’s devastating how underrated Jeff is bc his music quite literally altered the course of my life in the best way possible
Just saw Grace - A Jeff Buckley Tribute ( channel here on YT ) give there first performance last week in Northampton Ma , stellar performance , highly recommend if ever in your area .
Robert Plant and Paul McCartney both share a quality I find so endearing. They both come across as genuinely and authentically humble in the way they view themselves and their work. We’re talking about 2 of the most iconic/impactful/elite artists in the history of the world. Yet somehow they maintain a level of humility that I find to be remarkable.
Yep, and Physical Graffiti was the first album he ever owned. Led Zeppelin was also his favourite band. Additionally, Jeff first got noticed at a cafe in New York’s Lower East called, Sin-e, which was, coincidentally, on the same street (St. Mark’s Place) as the apartment building on the cover of Physical Graffiti (just steps away).
MojoPin1983 Thanks for the reply. I’m pretty versed on JB. I have a channel here, where for a few years, every other song I covered was Jeff. You should take a listen when you have a spare moment.
My last time doing LSD, That’s the Way came on. I said Robert Plant isn’t a singer, he’s the wind. It’s a wind instrument to go along with the strings.
@Dead on Time My channel is dedicated to Jeff Buckley, almost exclusively, hence, most of my audience are fans of his. That probably accounts for the lack of talk about Freddie Mercury. Additionally, many consider Freddie to be the greatest singer of all time, thus, it's not too surprising to hear Plant laud him, as he does here. Jeff Buckley, on the other hand, isn't a household name, so it is especially nice for someone of Plant's caliber to elevate Buckley's voice above his own.
@Laura Greene That’s all there is regarding Jeff Buckley. If you want to watch the entire interview, check the link in either the video description or the pinned comment.
Jeff had an even broader vocal range than Plant, and on a technical level, Jeff was also superior. Both of these guys are the greatest rock singers of all time.
That is true. How do you like the death of Billy Graham and Trump was the only President to go to his funeral. Obama, George Bush, George H. Bush , Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, all didn't go.
@jovesageradio It’s possible that he Buckley there. I know of a few Torontonians in the music business who saw Jeff perform in New York, but not Sin-e, specifically.
@@MojoPin1983 Just saw you’re Canadian. You know what I’m talking about. I could be wrong of course, but seeing his response ~ I just don’t believe him. What are the odds he was there? 🤨
I’ve never understood people liking the song hallelujah, it’s so over rated whoever sings it. Unless it’s deep purple singing hallelujah and that’s a different song with different lyrics
No, no, no that's so not true Robert! You are 100% right there with Freddie Mercury and Jeff Buckley, to many people, you are above them. Planty is toooo humble!
Plant is anything but humble that is why this complement means a lot. Just do a TH-cam search of Plant's interview on the James Corden Late Show ("Robert Plant lost a karaoke duel in China") where he admits he is anything but humble ("I am always tooting my own horn. Who is gonna do it better than me?"). Plant is being honest here when he says Mercury and Buckley had much better vocal chops than him.....this is about technical prowess of being able to express vocally in many different ways........versatility.......Plant is pretty much uni-dimensional compared to the other two.....but Plant knows his strength and says it in the video "I just get into the songs and live them out" meaning he is all about self-expression, attitude and living the words of the song rather than demonstrating technical vocal chops like Freddie and Jeff who also no doubt lived the songs as well but with more vocal technical chops and vocal flexibility.
Rick Beato breaks it down with “Vancouver”… you might find something there…? I didn’t hear the beauty or purity for years. Sadly has my epiphany after there was no chance of witnessing the magic “live”: Hope the entrancing quality of his voice finds you. Check out “All Flowers in Time Bend Toward the Sun” Mind-blown moment for me for sure!
@SomeOriginalName Do you really think that I cut the video with the intention of leaving out some relevant comment about Jeff? I cut the video at that specific point because Robert Plant was done talking about Jeff and went on to mention something entirely unrelated. Additionally, I included a link to the full interview, so you can watch the rest of it by reading the video description and or the pinned comment.
@Heyman Heyguys I know who Jian Ghomeshi is; I’m from Toronto. That still doesn’t answer my question as to why anyone would wish such a horrible death upon someone.
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Robert Plant on the CBC program, Q TV, discussing Jeff Buckley's voice. Filmed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 12 October 2010. Here is the full interview: th-cam.com/video/oEOvfI5uhLM/w-d-xo.html
*Robert Plant on Jeff & Tim Buckley:* th-cam.com/video/6DZCbCkn52w/w-d-xo.html
*Brad Pitt & Jimmy Page on Jeff Buckley:* th-cam.com/video/PndSaitIBXk/w-d-xo.html
*Jimmy Page About Jeff Buckley:* th-cam.com/video/h6q-7GO0aaw/w-d-xo.html
*Jeff Buckley - "My Main Musical Influences?":* th-cam.com/video/vC-wm6sXXTc/w-d-xo.html
Led Zeppelin covers:
*Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Live at Sin-é, New York, NY - July/August 1993):* th-cam.com/video/hYN8Mk54XHg/w-d-xo.html
*Jeff Buckley - Night Flight (Extended Version):* th-cam.com/video/19lm2Vaz5j8/w-d-xo.html
*Jeff Buckley - Four Sticks/The Way Young Lovers Do:* th-cam.com/video/be9BR0nnAy0/w-d-xo.html
*Jeff Buckley - When The Levee Breaks:* th-cam.com/video/kIa1VZ_mncA/w-d-xo.html
*Jeff Buckley - Kashmir (Led Zeppelin Parody) | Live at Olympia, Paris, France, July 1995:* th-cam.com/video/Wf0_XWdDxbM/w-d-xo.html
"On this day in 1996, I saw Jeff Buckley perform in Melbourne. Jeff Buckley was something of an ethereal spirit: a musical magician whose album 'Grace' showcased a unique talent. His name was on the lips of all musos from the release of that album and for the next two years. I had heard him sing a couple of songs at a distance on the Other Stage at Glastonbury, where Page and Plant were headlining: you could feel him, it was extraordinary. I had listened intently to 'Grace' whilst I was on tour and made a point to see him at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne on this day in 1996."
- Jimmy Page, from his official Instagram account: instagram.com/p/B9KPsOijhu1/
"The Best Thing I've Heard All Year" - 75 stars of stage and screen pop round to hog the stereo | MOJO Issue 38 / January 1997. Jimmy Page appears on the magazine cover, holding up a copy of Grace by Jeff Buckley: cdn.onebauer.media/one/media/601d/272b/9e78/df52/03b1/17e3/image-asset.jpeg?format=jpg&quality=80&width=850&ratio=1-1&resize=aspectfit
jeffbuckley.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/MagzArticle1.jpg
(Cameron Crowe, asked about his inclusion of Led Zeppelin songs in his film, Almost Famous): How’d you secure the rights to the music?
They took us across the street to a wine bar. They said, “Well, ‘Stairway to Heaven,’ we gotta say no to, ’cause it’s just too much. We just don’t do anything with ‘Stairway to Heaven.'” We’re like, “Whomp, whomp, whomp.” And Page goes, “But I would like to give you an extra song that’s more of an acoustic busking vibe. We’ll give that to you free.” He replaced “Stairway to Heaven” with “Bron-Yr-Aur.”
He gave that to us for free, just to have that texture in the movie, which was amazing. And we ran through the streets afterward. *The rest of that meeting was spent talking about how much we all loved Jeff Buckley.* Officially the coolest night ever, or the un-coolest night ever. I don’t know. That was a huge kind of buoy to swim to, because without Led Zeppelin, it’s just not the same movie.
- Cameron Crowe on the 20th Anniversary of ‘Almost Famous’: ‘It’s Never Been as Popular as It Is Now’ | Rolling Stone article by Angie Martoccio, August 20, 2020: www.rollingstone.com/movies/movie-features/almost-famous-20th-anniversary-cameron-crowe-interview-1041826/?fbclid=IwAR22svd6wbSLUONU6UxB0BKjxictKfcG98OdJm6gtnoXiSq_C1gcKBIu6eo
Thanks mojo good vid
its true what Brad Pitt said about him still being relatively unknown,I personally didn't find him till about 1999-2000, i think I would've travelled the world to see him but it was too late,such a shame.
can i see the full interview?
@@bruneraprods Check the link in the video description or pinned comment.
when robert plant calls your vocals "mind-altering"...
Jeff Buckley is one of the most amazing singers ever
Absolutely
My favorite solo act for sure
It's unbelievable to me that there are people who don't appreciate Jeff Buckley. I know he was much bigger in Australia and in the UK than here in America. I think he was stunning. He was like Janis Joplin when it comes to being willing to expose his raw feelings to the world.
"He was bigger than the room" sums it all up
Respect for his humbleness which seems very authentic.
I had heard of Jeff but never heard a record. I went along to see him in a little room in Wolverhampton (just a few miles from Robert's home town). I was 32, been buying records and seeing gigs for twenty years;- JS Bach to the Sex Pistols, Louie Armstrong to Led Zeppelin. Nothing I had seen or heard in those twenty years prepared me for what I saw and heard that night. I may as well have never heard a note of music in my life before he came on stage.
I bought some records and a couple of months later went to see him again, this time with his band. I was late. Literally, all I saw was him walking off stage. Not so long after, he was dead.
I still go to gigs nearly thirty years later. I've never been moved even slightly like I was that night in Wolverhampton. I don't think I ever will be.
This is probably the most profound tribute I've ever read on Jeff Buckley's music. Thank you for this!
That made me cry so bad
Jeff Buckley's interpretation of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" is absolutely perfect, probably THE definitive performance of this achingly beautiful song. What a loss!
True.It is🙏
Very limiting. He did even better stuff, if that's possible
Jeff Buckley is and was perfection 2 me
I still like John Cale's version the best, but Buckley was indeed an incredible song writer just like his dad.
I always thought so too. So uplifting. Then I heard the version he did live in Chicago and was devastated.
Everybody was at cafe Sin-è
For a (by all accounts) very small space, it seems to have held a colossal amount of people- some of them far too young to have even been allowed admission.
@@craigriley1075 too young for a cafe?
He died singing Robert Plant too
So sad what happened to him
Legends make legends
You can be content with life when Robert Plant says you have an amazing voice.
To have TWO of your idols say you were amazing...that's jeff.
And Jeff died listening to Robert Plant singing...
Yes. Check out *Soul Train Bro* on TH-cam. I recently collaborated with him on two Jeff Buckley reactions, both featuring four songs. The latest installment was published to his channel today. He makes mention in his first reaction of the fact that Jeff was singing Whole Lotta Love when he was swimming just before he drowned.
Even more, died singing one of Robert's songs. Heartbreaking.
Didn't he drown ? I'm not being rude but I would like to know how he was singi or listening to Zeppelin ? I've seen this before ( someone saying he was listening to Zeppelinwhen he died) ..
Yours truly confused
@@wayno2333 he had a boom box on the shore, his friend that was with him when he died said jeff was singing whole lotta love while he was in the water then he turned around and jeff was just gone, he got swept under by a strong current caused by a speedboat
@@jcjw5595 thanks for that reply mate . Sad ending for such an angelic voice .
Jeff Buckley was a real angel.
"I once took a ride to the beach in L.A., and all along the shore there were all these so-called jazz places. And I saw these college guys and session players playing this fusion Muzak stuff. It was just a lot of notes, and the more notes they played, the more it kept them from expressing anything. So I came back home and got out my Zeppelin albums."... Jeff Buckley
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i absolutely love jeff buckley, but it wasnt really fair to compare mediocre fusion bands to one of the greatest rock bands... there are plenty of amazing fusion music that are mindblowingly intriguing and emotional and powerful
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Danny McCaffrey , I don't think anyone could make the argument that The Inner Mounting Flame isn't an emotionally charged album. John McLaughlin, at his best, was the most expressive of the 70s-80s fusion guys. And he wasn't alone up there, far from it.
Grace Is one of the greatest LP's of all time . A Desert Island Disc , what could have been ! 😎 Jeff is missed. 😥
@David Ellis Speaking of which; David Bowie said that Grace was one of ten albums that he would have taken with him to a desert island.
Nice, and Physical Graffiti can be another desert island disc, or two record set. Lol 👍
i wish jeff could listening to this
I am sure they all went back stage and told him they were just blown away. They probably watch side stage as to not be noticed by the crowd.
Jeff has an ethereal and androgynous and genuine quality to his voice, so much so that it overshadows his skills as a songwriter and guitarist. He is incredibly adept at writing songs, lyrics, and playing the guitar. Yet his voice, which as a fan is one with his song-writing and guitar-playing, is all people talk about. I love Soundgarden, Chili Peppers, Alice in Chains, Sublime... But if I had to name the one musician I'd love forever and be ''condemned'' to listen to for eternity, even if the option yielded the entire discography, I'd elect Jeff Buckley. I could never tire of him, and how he reminds me of the things that mean most to me. The fact his guitar-playing is rarely mentioned is a testament to his incredible ability to write songs. He's one of the greats playing guitar, he's one of the greats writing songs (music and lyric alike), but his own voice distracts us from the great many things he was great at. Including the possibility that he was a kind soul. We may not know much about him, but in interviews, he incessantly pressed to convey something worth expressing. For all that, he is an inspiration. A talent dedicated to a craft. Kind and eager. Ready and able. I want many of us to be that way, as do I.
Nice to hear Robert, one of the greatest voice in rock n roll, say that.
Go listen to the song "Forget Her"... Its not the most well known from his catalogue.. but the vocal elasticity and layer of guitars in that is spectacular
Check out "Everybody Here Wants You". 💔💔
JB would appreciate for sure ! but after all, Robert Plant is saying the truth . The student went further than his master !
To have Robert Plant saying that about you….that’s it….his humility is incredible…love to see him acknowledging Jeff and Freddie ….wow….incredible man…👌🏻👌🏻💙
I have met Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin and shook his hand too! also chatted to Mick Grøndahl the bassist of Jeff Buckley's band! and NOW have Mick's autograph! both lovely people.
he’s so humble I remember hearing Robert’s singing for the first time in I Can’t Quit You Baby as a kid (my dad was a huge Zeppelin fan) and just being so blown away by him and the older I got the more I appreciated just how great of a frontman and singer he is but he isn’t wrong in saying that Jeff’s voice was mind altering I’ve been on a Jeff spiral for some months now now and it’s devastating how underrated Jeff is bc his music quite literally altered the course of my life in the best way possible
Just saw Grace - A Jeff Buckley Tribute ( channel here on YT ) give there first performance last week in Northampton Ma , stellar performance , highly recommend if ever in your area .
Robert Plant and Paul McCartney both share a quality I find so endearing. They both come across as genuinely and authentically humble in the way they view themselves and their work. We’re talking about 2 of the most iconic/impactful/elite artists in the history of the world. Yet somehow they maintain a level of humility that I find to be remarkable.
I find the same kind of qualities in Brian May, down to earth, and like you said, humble.
Buckley was literally the GOAT. None better, none higher.
Jeff's version of Kashmir at 78rpm was a favourite of mine.😀
you know jeff is good when rob talks about him
Jeff Buckley literally died singing Led Zeppelin.
Yep, and Physical Graffiti was the first album he ever owned. Led Zeppelin was also his favourite band. Additionally, Jeff first got noticed at a cafe in New York’s Lower East called, Sin-e, which was, coincidentally, on the same street (St. Mark’s Place) as the apartment building on the cover of Physical Graffiti (just steps away).
MojoPin1983 Thanks for the reply. I’m pretty versed on JB. I have a channel here, where for a few years, every other song I covered was Jeff. You should take a listen when you have a spare moment.
@@MojoPin1983 I'm sure he went looking for the album cover and then discovered Sin-e, and thought- yeah, this is the place.
R.I.P Tim and Jeff 💔
Robert is humble as ever, bless him!
Such a humble, talented hunk of a man
@Shelly Lavigne The host?
His live tracks at Sin-e still float in my head
"Conviction" exactly
imagine robert plant saying your voice is mind altering
@SacredNutrino I don’t have to imagine it; he calls me on the phone and tells me, all the time.
Buckley was one of kind and his farther also
Conviction, that is the word. Musicians who 'live their music' , it is like a sacrifice, it can be perilous but this is the price.
holy shit can I just say this comment is so beautifully true and painful
pre 1973 surgery Plant was a spectacular vocal operator
Oh my goodness they saw JB and he calls it mind altering 🤯
Mobody will ever sing hallelujah as good as Jeff Buckley
K.D. Lang sang it better IMO
She has such a beautiful voice definitely goosebump worthy.The way Jeff had that outta body experience toward the end was just....
@@skunkman73 roflmao
@@arrynbeacon8077 🤣
Nor as well.
Jeff was singing whole lot of love when he passed away
@Frank Burnham Whole Lotta Love
Met Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin in February 2016 in Kidderminster.. lovely bloke, shook his hand too!
Did you spit in his face?
@@MojoPin1983 Why would you even ask a question like that?
I was being sarcastic.
I like to throw people off with comments like that and see how they react.
omg omg omg of course my eyes became watery...cos there's no one like Jeff. And there never will be.
dude came close to tears as he started to reminisce on Jeff .... eyes swelled up and got liquidy
imo this cat is always cool and has great stories
Did you know that plant and page used to play the grace album before going on stage back in the 1996 tour
@David Kavanagh No, but that does seem plausible. Didn’t they tour in ‘94-‘95, though?
@MojoPin1983 yes sorry. And Michael Lee was on drums. And he was outstanding 👏
It was haunting when he was alive.
WOW.
Jeff Buckley was great
RIP
my heart
I'm a Jeff Buckley freak!!!
Jeff Buckley OC local hero 👏 🙌
My last time doing LSD, That’s the Way came on. I said Robert Plant isn’t a singer, he’s the wind. It’s a wind instrument to go along with the strings.
Great
Well if that's not a compliment !... Damn...
I know he talks about Jeff Buckley here but nobody is talking about Freddie Mercury being mentioned?
@Dead on Time My channel is dedicated to Jeff Buckley, almost exclusively, hence, most of my audience are fans of his. That probably accounts for the lack of talk about Freddie Mercury. Additionally, many consider Freddie to be the greatest singer of all time, thus, it's not too surprising to hear Plant laud him, as he does here.
Jeff Buckley, on the other hand, isn't a household name, so it is especially nice for someone of Plant's caliber to elevate Buckley's voice above his own.
True!!!
Doc Carter “Angel “
Where the rest of it !!?
That’s it with respect to Jeff. The rest of the interview can be found in the links in the video description.
That's one hell of an edgy moustache there
Where’s the rest of the video?
@Laura Greene That’s all there is regarding Jeff Buckley. If you want to watch the entire interview, check the link in either the video description or the pinned comment.
Why is there a pop filter on a Sm7b with a wind screen on it already??????
What does that mean?
Plant owes his vocal style to the great Steve Marriott, of the Small Faces.
❤️
"Much better chops than me" how humble he is! But no,that statament isn't true. His vocal capabilities back in his heyday were unreachable.
Jeff had an even broader vocal range than Plant, and on a technical level, Jeff was also superior. Both of these guys are the greatest rock singers of all time.
@@MojoPin1983 he had better technique,that's true.
Mind altering is right.
Video cuts off where?
What are you asking?
@@MojoPin1983 Robert was cut off mid sentence.
Nice edit lol 😂
What do you mean?
One stupid mistake and it's over forever.
Georgie Thumbs, not if one puts their faith in Christ.
That is true. How do you like the death of Billy Graham and Trump was the only President to go to his funeral. Obama, George Bush, George H. Bush , Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, all didn't go.
I don’t really have any thoughts re Trump’s attendance and the absence of the aforementioned presidents. The latter probably weren’t invited.
MojoPin1983 Yesss!!! The only one.
Graham was a con man. Makes sense.
gomeshi didnt see him at sine-e give me a break
How would you know? It’s quite possible that he did.
@@MojoPin1983 Gomeshhi's just saying it to sound cool to robert plant...comemaaaan
You’re just making bald assertions.
@@MojoPin1983 An unsubstantiated claim. Like Ghomeshi
I’m willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. I find it hard to believe that he would just make that up.
Don’t believe Ghomeshi saw him there at all. Think he flat out lied. Read that way to me.
@jovesageradio It’s possible that he Buckley there. I know of a few Torontonians in the music business who saw Jeff perform in New York, but not Sin-e, specifically.
@@MojoPin1983 I doubt it! He is a major liar.
@@MojoPin1983 Just saw you’re Canadian. You know what I’m talking about. I could be wrong of course, but seeing his response ~ I just don’t believe him. What are the odds he was there? 🤨
This is " god " talking about "Jesus" :)
Jesus *is* God incarnate. Robert Plant and Jeff Buckley are/were merely part of God's creation.
I’ve never understood people liking the song hallelujah, it’s so over rated whoever sings it. Unless it’s deep purple singing hallelujah and that’s a different song with different lyrics
Nobody Can compare to Freddie mercury 🤚🏻🤚🏻
@realme-os7zx Freddie had great power, but Jeff’s voice was far more nuanced and versatile.
No, no, no that's so not true Robert! You are 100% right there with Freddie Mercury and Jeff Buckley, to many people, you are above them. Planty is toooo humble!
Plant is anything but humble that is why this complement means a lot. Just do a TH-cam search of Plant's interview on the James Corden Late Show ("Robert Plant lost a karaoke duel in China") where he admits he is anything but humble ("I am always tooting my own horn. Who is gonna do it better than me?"). Plant is being honest here when he says Mercury and Buckley had much better vocal chops than him.....this is about technical prowess of being able to express vocally in many different ways........versatility.......Plant is pretty much uni-dimensional compared to the other two.....but Plant knows his strength and says it in the video "I just get into the songs and live them out" meaning he is all about self-expression, attitude and living the words of the song rather than demonstrating technical vocal chops like Freddie and Jeff who also no doubt lived the songs as well but with more vocal technical chops and vocal flexibility.
Can somebody direct me cause Im just not getting it. Not being a jerk. I just trying to find out whats so great about this guy.
Jeff Buckley? Is it not self-evident by listening to his voice?
If you ears have proper hearing functions, why you asking?
@@FaizanKhan-oi7js You know not everyone has to like Jeff's music and validate your own taste.
Rick Beato breaks it down with “Vancouver”… you might find something there…? I didn’t hear the beauty or purity for years. Sadly has my epiphany after there was no chance of witnessing the magic “live”: Hope the entrancing quality of his voice finds you. Check out “All Flowers in Time Bend Toward the Sun” Mind-blown moment for me for sure!
when, when... when fkin what god don't cut videos like that
@SomeOriginalName Do you really think that I cut the video with the intention of leaving out some relevant comment about Jeff? I cut the video at that specific point because Robert Plant was done talking about Jeff and went on to mention something entirely unrelated.
Additionally, I included a link to the full interview, so you can watch the rest of it by reading the video description and or the pinned comment.
I hope you didn’t try to sexually assault Robert plant also 🤨
What a horrible thing to say, Rick. Why would you wish that upon anyone?
MojoPin1983 , because Jian Ghomeshi, Q's host back then, is a known sexual predator in Canada.
@Heyman Heyguys I know who Jian Ghomeshi is; I’m from Toronto. That still doesn’t answer my question as to why anyone would wish such a horrible death upon someone.
Realise that Courtney was hanging around him too it's disgusting when you know his death and his exploration with drugs.
Plant and the creep.
He’s not in Jeff’s league
@James Heath Plant was no slouch, in his prime. Without him, Jeff would have been a very different singer, without his famous “flying Buckleys.”
You wish
The infamous Jian Ghomeshi, convicted on 4 counts of sexual assault and choking.