Morning Becomes Eclectic
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Morning Becomes Eclectic
Jeff Buckley
The other day, I listened to this live performance with Jeff Buckley for the first time since it originally aired on Morning Becomes Eclectic back on July 28th, 1994. It’s such a special session it’s hard to believe it almost didn’t happen.
The other day, I listened to this live performance with Jeff Buckley for the first time since it originally aired on Morning Becomes Eclectic back on July 28th, 1994. It’s such a special session it’s hard to believe it almost didn’t happen.
The other day, I listened to this live performance with
Jeff Buckley for the first time since it originally aired on Morning Becomes Eclectic back on July 28th, 1994. It’s such a special session it’s hard to believe it almost didn’t happen.
Live at Sin-E. Plus, KCRW DJ Liza Richardson had already had Jeff do an acoustic set on her late night show six months prior.
that session. Clearly none of this mattered however. All misgivings fell away once the session began. I remember Jeff being extremely warm, very charismatic, and absolutely genuine. The performance exuded a rare intensity that is still very apparent sixteen years on.
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