However, if you’re in the mood for an underdog story—a David to Taylor’s Goliath—I recommend perusing Billboard’s Hard Rock ...

Notable uses of guitar reverb in popular music are Jeff Buckley's digital effect on "Hallelujah," Chris ... "Come as You Are," Andy Summers' sparse chords on "Walking on the Moon," or Nile Rodgers ...

A new wave of British guitar bands was already being pioneered ... and alt-rock bands in the decades that followed. 26) Jeff Buckley – Grace (1994) Grace is a masterpiece, and the only album ...

“Everybody Hurts” just strikes a resonant chord ... mentions. Jeff Buckley The bloom wasn’t yet off the rose for the seemingly endless covers of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” back ...

These records serve as statements of intent and have the power to change or reshape the industry, inspire fellow musicians, ...

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Jeff Buckley based his version of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” on John Cale’s 1991 reading, which Cale recorded for the tribute album I’m Your Fan: The Songs Of Leonard Cohen.

Jeff Buckley performs during soundcheck at Hotel Utah in San Francisco in January 1994. (CREDIT: Anthony Pidgeon/Redferns) In addition to charting Buckley’s career progression and his ...