Jeff Buckley: Everybody Here Wants You (2002) | BBC | Master Source 

*Please like (click the thumbs up icon under the title), share, and subscribe, if you feel inclined, as it helps the channel grow.* Retrospective look at the life and work of Jeff Buckley, marking the 5th anniversary of the American musician's premature death at the age of 30. Contains rare archive footage of Jeff in both interviews and performances, as well as clips from family members, friends, work associates, and celebrity fans. Other material includes early childhood photos, news reports on the drowning tragedy, and background on estranged father, Tim Buckley. - Kay-22: www.imdb.com/title/tt0351127/ Jeff Buckley, a prodigiously talented guitarist and songwriter, drowned accidentally in 1997 at the age of 30. Actor Brad Pitt, fellow musicians (Jimmy Page, Chrissie Hynde, Elizabeth Fraser, Patti Smith, among others) and Buckley's mother are among those contributing to this portrait of a cult performer who, with his 1994 album Grace, emerged as one of the most acclaimed, eclectic and original rock artists of recent times. - BBC Four: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0017njl Originally aired on BBC Four on 31 May 2002 (exactly 20 years to the day of this upload). Thanks to Paul for his help in sourcing this pristine version of the documentary.

“Brad Pitt… fan.” still gets me.

Whoever did the captions and put Jimmy Page as ‘Guitarist’ and Brad Pitt as ‘Fan’ is a savage.

“I don't really need to be remembered. I hope the music's remembered.” -Jeff Buckley 58:40 ♥

The biggest loss to music there's ever been. He had so much more to give.

I love how well his mother knew and understood him.

I think the BBC producers who put this together did an extraordinary job on this piece.

His unfinished material should have never been released. He was a die hard perfectionist, it wasn't anyone's right to put it out in the world.

I toured with him as his guitar tech and production manager/stage manager. To this day I miss him dearly. I've worked for a handful of bands. They were all very nice and close. I have been very fortunate. With Jeff, I love that person. Life ain't fair sometimes.

“I don’t really need to be remembered. I hope the music’s remembered.” You will forever live through your music. We are grateful for you, Jeff.

His imitation of flipping through the radio dial was absolutely amazing.

I went to high school with him. He was singing in the back of the bus and all of the kids went silent and Jeff got off the bus and we all watched him go. We were all stunned. He walked off like a god. We all knew we had heard something extraordinary. And what was the song? Sugar Sugar by The Archies. He made it sound like heaven

How I love Jeff buckley i wish that poets were real...

Even after 30 years, his performances still amaze me. It’s like watching Hendrix play guitar, a magical moment of an artist.

I thought Jeff was the great hope for music when I heard 'Grace' in 1994. He stunned me. His death was a crushing blow. I still haven't forgotten the shock of reading the first report in the UK press. Thank you for uploading this superb documentary.

Grace is the only album I precisely remember where I was, what I was doing and who I was with the first time I heard it. I totally relate with what Brad Pitt's telling in this great documentary. I was with a bunch of friends for a dinner party, we were talking and joking around as usual. Suddenly I hear the intro of Mojo Pin flying in the air, I freezed out, asked my friend what is this music and ran in a quiet room to listen to the whole record alone. I was speechless for the rest of the evening and it changed me forever. I was lucky enough to see him live in Paris twice, and when he died, I cried like I lost a brother; Maybe the songs he never had time to compose are here somewhere, waiting to be made...

"The Flying Buckley's" ha, great phrase to describe Jeff's soaring voice

My best friend tried getting me to listen to Jeff, and at the time i didn't want nothing to do with it, i remember 1 night i was sitting in my room amd downloaded the grace record and sat there and listened and i have been a fan ever since. Gone to soon

One of the greats. Players like that only come around so often, there’s only a few of them every 20 years or so. 🎸🎸🎸❤️❤️❤️

I saw him in concert in Belgium in the mid-Nineties and I remember being nailed to the ground and shaking my head thinking: do all these people realize how incredible this is?

Jeff's music is such an influence in my life and his passing is something that still haunts me over a quarter of centrury!! RIP beautiful man!!!!

Fun fact Jeff gave Chris Cornell a red phone he used to talk to him and Chris would take that phone all over the world with him when doing his solo gigs and it was on stage with him

So sad. His Grace album is superb. My heart goes out to his mom. band and those that knew him as friend. Us fans too,

Was one of the most gifted singers ever.

I miss him deeply. Whenever you were with him there was only now: no when.

the best man to ever live

Why record labels ignore the need of artists to recharge after a long tour and superstardom. Equally annoying is the underestimation of fans who will absolutely wait for a musician they love.

Getting the Grace CD home and playing it, was so amazing. When listening to his voice you forget to breathe for a moment or two.

One of If not the best documentary on Jeff yet! I became a fan right before Grace was released from a bad recording of a bill show and WOW! I left NYC in 96 with Grace in my Diskman and... Life changing.

This is amazing. Thank you for sharing. It’s hard to describe how much Jeff’s music moves me. It hits at a very deep level.

The brightest light! He was truly special and the world has no idea what talent we lost! I have 3 sisters and coincidentally we all love JB, unbeknownst to us.

I appreciate the channel for responding to a lot of comments

Love this man

rest in peace jeff

Thanks for this! First time i've come back to his music since he went away. What a soul.

THANK YOU!!

MojoPin1983, I was waiting for you to share some gem with us on the occasion of Jeff Buckley's death's 25th anniversary. Thank you!

A great documentary. Keep up the good work.

You're making a very precious job . Thanks for sharing this video and others.

Thank you for this birthday present (for yesterday

thanks this is fantastic ☽

I called my daughter Grace. She loves it.

Thank you for sharing this!

Love his version of back in nyc.

Thank you!!

Grace Rolling Stones rank 147 greatest album all of time🎉

Wow I don’t think I’ve ever seen this before. Thank you so much. Is this different than the you and I documentary?

Thank you!

thank you very much.

I've only been into him for about 10 years, I found out he was at Glasto when I was ( in 95/96? ) I missed him, I'd never heard of him at the time, one of the biggest fuck ups I ever did, gutted

un grande dalla voce meravigliosa- e particolare 🥰😘💙❤💋😢👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻🎇✨🎇✨🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

That couch that Chrissie Hynde is sat on was given to Nina Antonia the writer - and when I lived with her she told me that Jeff had slept on that couch . Naturally I tried sleeping on it too 😆

Jeff found another octive. Thank you , Robert Plant Thankyou Chris Cornell

37:54 yeah he abandoned me oh well fair enough we don't wanna get into that loved that awkward moment haha

Hey mate during the part where Jeff performed at St Ann’s, the audio recording seemed to be really HQ quality then the ones circulating on RU-vid. Was wondering if you happen to know where I can get the complete high quality recordings of the set.

Jeff Buckley será el unico amor platónico que he tenido en mi vida?

What talented father and son, its almost like jrff was a clone of his dad

Music is a muse and a mistress. Beware to those who love the one who loves her.

Sin dudas una Obra sublime!!.....Uno de los mejores Discos de la Historia!!....es triste saber q nos perdimos mucha magia màs!!,,..MISTERIO!!!

43:22

at the end around the 58 minute mark the background music features a version of the 1995 dido´s lament from the meltdown festival. this version is much clearer than anywhere else, does anybody know if it has been released?

You can tell that the genetic physiological structures transferred between the two. I like Jeff's version better.

I love You sssssoooooo❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

taken from us way way too soon....

Al 9.00 l'ingegnere del suono con la sciarpa della Juventus.... Meraviglia

I also sing jeff buckley songs on my channel

Dido's lament soundboard will surface someday?

🖤🖤🖤

The Wantom Song

beyou2full...

Damn, that memphis river spirits ate him! imagine if he had a son with mary frasier, the child could have continued his legacy

Does anyone know the first song he sang

❤

What song is at 3:43??? Driving me insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey mojo do you have any uncut or outtake footage of Jeff’s Toronto shows on Vimeo?

Whats the song at 44-46 min in?

19:30 - Reeves and Mortimer.😅

Got tricked into see that BLACK BEAUTY Custom LES PAUL of Honor.. then got rewarded by seen Jimmy Page and other good things regarding Brad pit i grew a lot of respects for him after seeing him at the Chris Cornell funeral paying his respects well hoped that also sir Tony iommi will appear at some point of the video 5:58 nevermind my PETTY complaints he had good parents for giving such Powers pass down to him makes me think of when my father gave me my first Les paul as well

what song was he singing at the beginning?

46:21

Al minuto 9:00 l'ingegnere del suono con la sciarpa della Juventus... Amazing

I truly HATE the " Rolling stone" mediocre elites making the grunge scene bloated. The songwriter/singer of the 90s are not the vedders/Cobain. 1.Elliott Smith 2.jeff buckley 3 Shannon Hoon

No me convence su muerte hay una mano negra , extrañoooooo (mkutra)

Eu queria achar legendado em português 🇧🇷😢

36:46 haha

Smith Jeffrey Johnson Elizabeth Brown Scott

40:59

Tragic…guys always do stupid things. Swimming at night…dead. I never heard of him until now. Lovely musician.

45:22

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HOt take: IMO Jeff was surrounded by so many pretentious people trying to manufacture a "theme" or a construct for him to exist inl. And they weren't happy if he tried to deviate from that. Fraser is one of the worst. Just looking at her face and hearing her talk i get the feeling that this is the type of woman who would accept nothing less than a reincarnation of Tim. And her blinking and fertile but not pregnant pauses and her nodding head smack s of a person who has an expectation that everything will be as it is in her head. Jeff's life would have been filled with maneuvers and tactics on how to avoid being pigeonholed, how to outwit everyone and pre-empt every pretense. And this would have SUCKED ass for an artist who was just trying to create in an honest way and tap into a primordial vibration which might have incidentally carried his father along. But all these fake people hung up on appearance and determined to exploit every little nuance that echoed Tim. They were almost using Jeff as a talisman or a medium in order to conjure Tim's soul. Ive heard an innate darkness in Jeff's deep cuts that doesnt exist in Tim's music. The spirit of Tim's music was FREEDOM> The spirit of Jeff's music and life seemed to be that of torture, loneliness, innocence, and wit, cunning, calculation. Its an aroma u smell with some people. I feel like Jeff's nautral talent was hijacked. And the darkness and foreboding i hear in Jeffs music seems planted. And finally, that this doc is saying that this odd ritual in a church started Jeff's career. Im rubbing my chin and saying quietly to myself, who were all these people? Tim's music was FAR from mainstream and all these people claim to be such devoted fans. and yet very few of them even old enough to have had the chance to see him perform live. Who were these so called devoted fans of Tim....and what REALLY was this tribute? what was its purpose? what were all u people UP to? And what business would u truly have with this kid who supposedly needs a jumpstart to a career? I smell a hint of something untoward, wicked.

I never heard or understood the appeal. MOR music and singing. Definitely the kind of artist life and tragedy that appeals to Brits. It’s the same repetitive mythology we always get from the Tavistock music industry. Young people with real or imagined “genius,” struggling with emotions and/or substances, dying prematurely. It’s routine to the point of ritualistic (as in sacrificial lamb ritualistic). And then comes the real cash cow for the profiteers. No more living artist complaining about contracts and royalties. Only an eternity ahead as “Celluloid Heroes,”rereleases, documentaries like this one, Hollywood renditions, Spencer’s gift shop posters and Ts etc. It’s hard not to be cynical and deeply suspicious at some point.

Bad acting.

Elizabeth Frazer has amazing white teeth, must of stayed well clear of the iron brew.

Does anyone know what the song is that plays at the beginning, from 0:16 to 1:16?

32:55 That crossfade from “Mojo Pin” to “Corpus Christi Carol” is genius…

Al 9.00 l'ingegnere del suono con la sciarpa della Juventus.... Meraviglia

47:58

39:16

I saw Jeff Buckley on 22nd June 1985 in the UK at the Junction, Cambridge. This was a warm up show ahead of his Glastonbury appearance. I remember how mesmerising he was as a person and as a musician. There was men and women openly crying as he played, never experienced that ever again in a gig. I am so lucky to have see him, iconic.