Musique

La discographie est malheureusement réduite, mais peut-être pas définitive : au moment de sa mort, Jeff avait enregistré avait enregistré un grand nombre de chansons dont certaines devant figurer sur son deuxième album, "My sweetheart the drunk". Peut-être sa maison de disque, avec l'autorisation de la famille, les sortira dans un futur proche.
His discography is unfortunately short, but maybe not definitive : when he disappeared, it seems that Jeff had recorded a lot of songs included some which should have figured in his second album, "My Sweetheart the drunk". Maybe his record company, courtesy with the family, will release them in a close future.

LIVE AT SIN-É
Columbia Records
Sortie/Release : December, 1993, total time: 26:40
1. Mojo Pin 5:50
2. Eternal Life 5:42
3. Je N'en Connais Pas La Fin (R. Asso/M. Monnot) 4:57
4. The Way Young Lovers Do (V. Morrison) 10:02Recorded live at Sin-é, New York City, August 1993.

GRACE
Columbia Records, total time: 51:49
Sortie/Release : U.K./ Europe : 15/8/94, U.S. : 23/8/94, Japan : 1/9/94, Australia 19/9/94
1. Mojo Pin (J. Buckley/G. Lucas) 5:41
2. Grace (J. Buckley/G. Lucas) 5:21 (Sur Gary Lucas, voir: Bad Boys of the Arctic and Gods and Monsters)
3. Last Goodbye (J. Buckley) 4:33
4. Lilac Wine (J. Shelton) 4:31
5. So Real (J. Buckley/M. Tighe) 4:41
6. Hallelujah (L. Cohen) 6:52
7. Lover, You Should've Come Over (J. Buckley) 6:42
8. Corpus Christi Carol (B. Britten) 2:56
9. Eternal Life (J. Buckley) 4:52
10. Dream Brother (J. Buckley/M. Grondahl/M. Johnson) 5:26

LIVE FROM THE BATACLAN
Columbia Records (France)
1. Dream Brother (live) 7:26
2. The Way Young Lovers Do (live) 12:13
3. Medley 5:41
Je Ne'en Connais Pas La Fin (live)
Hymne A L'Amour (live)
4. Hallejujah (live) 9:25

GUEST APPEARANCES

O.F.F.I.C.I.A.L
In addition to his Columbia Records releases, Live At Sin-é and Grace, Jeff Buckley has appeared as a guest artist on several other recordings. He can be heard singing "Jolly Street," a track on the Jazz Passengers 1994 album In Love. He contributed tenor vocals to "Taipan" and "D. Popylepis," two recordings on John Zorn's Cobra Live At The Knitting Factory (1995). On Rebecca Moore's Admiral Charcoal's Song, Buckley plays electric six-string bass on "If You Please Me," "Outdoor Elevator," and "Needle Men" (on which he also plays drums). He both plays guitar and sings backup vocals on Brenda Kahn's "Faith Salons," a key track on her Destination Anywhere album (released 1996). Patti Smith's critically acclaimed Gone Again album features Buckley adding "voice" to the song "Beneath the Southern Cross" and "essrage" (a small fretless Indian stringed instrument) to "Fireflies." On Kicks joy darkness, a various artists' spoken word tribute to beat poet Jack Kerouac, Jeff Buckley collaborated with erstwhile Nymphs' vocalist Inger Lorre on "Angel Mine"; Jeff plays guitar, sitar, and mouth sax (adding words at the poem's conclusion) on the track.

Kerouac - kicks joy darkness
Rykodisc Sortie/Release : April 8, 1997
Kerouac - kicks joy darkness is a spoken word tribute with music to Jack Kerouac.
Track 24 "Angel Mine" (words by Jack Kerouac, music by Inger Lorre) 5:24
"Angel Mine" is a collaboration between Inger Lorre and Jeff Buckley.
Voice, guitar & keyboards: Inger Lorre.
Guitar, sitar and mouth sax (and words at the end): Jeff Buckley

Patti Smith
GONE AGAIN
Arista Records
Sortie/Release : June 18, 1996
Track 2 "Beneath The Southern Cross" (p. smith, l. kaye) 4:35
Track 10 "Fireflies" (p. smith, o. ray) 9:33
Buckley adds "voice" to "Beneath The Southern Cross" and essrage to "Fireflies".

Brenda Kahn
DESTINATION ANYWHERE
Shanachie Records
release date: June 18, 1996
Track 5 "Faith Salons" (Brenda Kahn/Jeff Buckley) 5:30
Jeff Buckley plays guitar and sings background vocals on "Faith Salons".

Rebecca Moore
ADMIRAL CHARCOAL'S SONG
Knitting Factory Works
Release date: October 1995
Jeff plays electric six string bass on track 1 "If You Please Me," track 3 "Needle Men," and track 5 "Outdoor Elevator." Jeff plays drums on track 3 as well.

John Zorn
JOHN ZORN'S COBRA LIVE AT THE KNITTING FACTORY
Knitting Factory Works
release date: 1995
Cobra was recorded at the Knitting Factory, NYC, throughout 1992. John Zorn acted as conducter for the monthly impromptu jams, which were recorded and are dated according to month. Jeff Buckley participated in April's recordings.
Buckley contributed voice (tenor) to track 4, "Taipan," and track 5, "D. Popylepis."

Jazz Passengers
IN LOVE
High Street Records
release date: 1994
Track 3 "Jolly Street" (music by Curtis Fowlkes. lyrics by Ray Dobbins and Roy Nathanson.) 7:45
Jeff Buckley sings lead vocals on Jolly Street.

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