Jeff Buckley - Live! in concert, interview, etc.

Jeff Buckley: Australia | Forget Her 1993 | Live! |

1. Introduction

The following are instances in which singer songwriter Jeff Buckley (1966-1997) was captured live in concert, in the studio, or in interview. Live material is rare, as Buckley's career was relatively brief - 1991 to 1997 - and took place in the years before smartphone facilitated live recording by audiences and members of the general public. The majority of recordings took place during 1995. NB: Video refers to a live, television or studio performance, rather than merely audio.

A number of interviews are preserved on YouTube here.

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2. Live events

1991

* Greetings from Tim Buckley, Live at St. Ann's Church, New York, 26 April 1991, duration: 25.39 minutes. Audio only. Low sound quality; jazzy feel to the songs.

Set list: 01 - I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain 0:00 | 02 - Sefronia (The Kings Chain) 11:02 | 03 - Phantasmagoria In Two 14:08 | 04 - Once I Was 20:50.

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1994

* Live Gleneagles, Scotland, early 1994, duration: 46.33 minutes. Complete concert. See also: Mojo Pin, 5.22 minutes; Grace 6.49 minutes; Eternal Life 5.49 minutes. Video. 

* Interview, Musique Plus, Montreal, 25 October 1994, duration: 7.54 minutes. Audio only. Partially in French.

* Mojo Pin + Interview, NPR Radio, 1994, duration: 12.38 minutes. Audio only. Talks about his St. Ann's performance and his father Tim Buckley.

* Eternal Life, Urban Art Bar, Texas, 1 December 1994, duration: 0.14 minutes. Video.

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1995

* Grace, MTV, New York, 10 January 1995, duration: 5.50 minutes.

* Grace, The Late Show, BBC, 17 January 1995, duration: 5.47 minutes. Video.

* Live in Japan, 31 January 1995, duration: 15.49 minutes.

* That's All I Ask, Prince Patrick Hotel, Melbourne, Australia, 9 February 1995, duration: 5.17 minutes.

* Top Live - Velvet Jungle, Paris, France, 15 February 1995, duration: 44.55 minutes. Video.

Set list: 00:00 Dream Brother 06:27 So Real 11:51 Last Goodbye 16:43 Mojo Pin 22:52 Grace 29:19 Interview 34:50 42:42 Interview. See also Eternal Life, 7.24 minutes.

* Live at Club Logo, Hamburg, Germany, 22 February 1995, duration: 86.49 minutes.

Set list: 01 - Dream Brother 0:00 02 - So Real 8:56 03 - Last Goodbye 14:32 04 - What Will You Say 19:21 05 - Lilac Wine 25:55 06 - Mojo Pin 34:41 07 - Grace 42:01 08 - Eternal Life 48:04 09 - Lover, You Should've Come Over 54:49 10 - Will The Circle Be Unbroken 1:03:11 11 - Hallelujah 1:07:35 12 - Kanga Roo 1:16:42. 

* Lilac Wine, Frankfurt, Germany, 24 February 1995, duration: minutes.

* Eternal Life + Last Goodbye, MTV's Most Wanted, London, 3 March 1995, duration: 9.23 minutes. See also Vancouver, duration: 3.25 minutes; creepy pedophile presenter Outtakes, 5.31 minutes. Video.

* Live in Chicago, Cabaret Metro, Chicago, Illinois, 13 May 1995, Columbia Music Video, duration: 98.13 minutes. Full concert. Video.

* Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, Rhode Island, 19 May 1995, duration: 57.54 minutes. Video. Alternate video with better quality audio.

Set list:01:11 Chocolate/Mojo Pin 11:54 So Real 17:50 Last Goodbye 22:19 What Will You Say 31:20 Eternal Life 36:50 Kick Out The Jams 40:57 Grace 48:33 That's All I Ask / Kanga Roo. 

* Songs + Interview, Musique Plus, Montreal, 27 May 1995, duration: 35.07 minutes. Video.

Set: 02:20 : Lover, You Should've Come Over 10:20 : So Real 21:37 : Last Goodbye 26:44 : Grace.

* Mama Kin Record Store, 30 May 1995, duration: 25.30 minutes. Audio only.

Set List: 01 - Lover, You Should've Come Over 0:00 02 - So Real 8:15 03 - What Will You Say 12:50 04 - Last Goodbye 25:29.

* Grace (Acoustic) 1995, WHFS Radio, Rockville, Maryland, 11 June 1995, duration: 7.19 minutes. Audio only.

* Lover, You Should've Come on Over, WHFS-FM, Rockville, Maryland, 11 June 1995, duration: 7.23 minutes. Audio only.

* Live at Glastonbury, 24 June 1995, duration: 56.48 minutes. Audio only.

Set list: 01 - Applause 00:00 02 - Dream Brother 00:10 03 - Lover, You Should've Come Over 9:24 04 - So Real 17:15 05 - Last Goodbye 22:18 06 - What Will You Say 27:05 07 - Mojo Pin 35:10 08 - Eternal Life 41:30 09 - Kick Out The Jams 46:57 10 - Grace 50:30.

* Eternal Life + Kick Out the Jams, Rock Werchter '95, Belgium, 2 July 1995, duration: 5.23 minutes. Video.

* The Way Young Lovers Do, Ludwigsburg, Scala, Germany, 13 July 1995, duration: 12.10 minutes. Audio only.

* ABC interview + Metro Theatre, Sydney, Australia, 28 August 1995, duration: 4.55 minutes. Video. Interviewer: Jane Cunningham.

* The Rooftop Cafe, RRR Radio, Melbourne, Australia, 31 August 1995, duration: 26.25 minutes.

* Live at the Phoenician Club, Sydney, Australia, 6 September 1995, duration: 62.12 minutes. Audio only.

Set list: 0:07 Dream Brother 8:20 Mojo Pin 14:37 So Real 19:50 Last Goodbye 24:38 What Will You Say? 31:50 Grace 37:42 Lover You Should've Come Over 46:07 Eternal Life 51:43 Kangaroo.

* Live in Frankfurt, 1995, YouTube, duration: 45.15 minutes. Video.

Set list: Mojo Pin: 00:00 - 11:53 | So Real: 13:00 | - 18:00 | Last Goodbye: 19:10| - 23:40| What Will You Say: 24:35 - 32:00 | Lilac Wine: 33:44 - 40:15 | Grace: 41:40.

* So Real (Acoustic) 1995, JBTV - JB Music Television, Chicago, 1995, duration: 7.23 minutes. Video. See also Last Goodbye, duration: 5.02 minutes. Video.

* Lover, You Should've Come on Over (Acoustic), La Courbe, ?1995, duration: 6.47 minutes. Possibly in Canada or France. Video.

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1996

* Hallelujah, Palais Hotel, Melbourne, Australia, February 1996, duration: 8.41 minutes. See also Grace 5.25 minutes.

* Selina's Coogee Bay Hotel, Sydney, Australia, 1 March 1996, duration: 123.08 minutes.

Set list: 1. Mood Swing Whiskey 7:31 2. Dream Brother 10:41

3. Mojo Pin 6:01 4. Last Goodbye 6:18 5. Lilac Wine (Nina Simone) 4:04 6. Grace 6:02 7. So Real 5:13 8. Eternal Life 7:57 9. What Will You Say 7:53 10. Kick Out The Jams (MC5) 4:49 11. Edna Frau 5:15 12. Woke Up In A Strange Place 7:56 13. Lover, You Should've Come Over 9:13 14. All Flowers In Time Bend Towards The Sun 6:06 15. Dink's Song (Fare The Well) (traditional) 8:10 16. Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen) 9:40 17. Vancouver 4:21 18. Kanga-roo (Big Star) 5:14 19. Instrumental 3:55.

* Interview, New Zealand, 2 September 1996, duration: 4.21 minutes.

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3. References

Browne, David, Dream Brother: the lives and music of Jeff and Tim Buckley, 4th Estate, London, 2001, 381p.

Buckley, Jeff, Forget Her - official video, Jeff Buckley Music, duration: 4.39 minutes.

------, Hallelujah - official video, Jeff Buckley Music, duration: 6.33 minutes.

Jeff Buckley Setlist - Bearsville Theatre, 20 September 1993, Setlist.fm, accessed 20 June 2025.

Kent, Don (director), Fall in Light (documentary), 1999, duration: 58.03 minutes. IMDb. 

Runtagh, Jordan, Jeff Buckley's Grace: 10 things you didn't know, Rolling Stone, 23 August 2019.

Wikipedia, Forget Her, Wikipedia, accessed 19 June 2025.

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Jeff Buckley: Forget Her 1993 | Live! |

Last updated: 26 July 2026

Michael Organ, Australia

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