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Like [[Matthew Bellamy]], Jeff Buckley (November 17, 1966 – May 29, 1997) was a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and son of a famous musician (Tim Buckley). Both Buckley and Bellamy were blessed with incredible vocal range and their outstanding falsettos are a crucial part of their music. It is because of these kinds of similarities that people make comparisons between the two artists. Interestingly, Bellamy and Buckley also have the same number of letters in each of their 3 names | Like [[Matthew Bellamy]], Jeff Buckley (November 17, 1966 – May 29, 1997) was a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and son of a famous musician (Tim Buckley). Both Buckley and Bellamy were blessed with incredible vocal range and their outstanding falsettos are a crucial part of their music. It is because of these kinds of similarities that people make comparisons between the two artists. Interestingly, Bellamy and Buckley also have the same number of letters in each of their 3 names | ||
(Matthew James Bellamy / Jeffrey Scott Buckley) | (Matthew James Bellamy / Jeffrey Scott Buckley). | ||
Jeff Buckley only released one completed studio album, the critically acclaimed Grace in 1994 before he tragically drowned while swimming in Wolf River in 1997. In 1994, Bellamy saw Buckley live at the Reading Festival and twelve years later, in 2006, Muse headlined the festival. | Jeff Buckley only released one completed studio album, the critically acclaimed ''Grace'' in 1994, before he tragically drowned while swimming in Wolf River in 1997. In 1994, Bellamy saw Buckley live at the Reading Festival and twelve years later, in 2006, Muse headlined the festival. | ||
*In 2020, Bellamy bought [[Fender '83 "Jeff Buckley" Telecaster|Buckley's 1983 Telecaster guitar]] with plans of using it in the studio, saying that "I've bought it to use it, I’d like to believe that’s what he would have wanted"<ref>https://www.guitarworld.com/news/matt-bellamy-just-bought-jeff-buckleys-grace-fender-telecaster-and-plans-to-use-it-on-the-next-muse-album</ref> | |||
*In an early radio interview in France, Matt played the intro of one of Jeff Buckley's most famous songs, "Grace," on the acoustic guitar that Matt had with him in the radio studio.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8Duubz99wk</ref> | |||
*In a 2005 interview in [[Keyboard Magazine]], Bellamy discussed how Buckley influenced his vocal style, stating that "Back then, it wasn’t really cool to sing falsetto because Nirvana and all that stuff was in. We saw Jeff Buckley do a concert, though, and he wasn’t scared to be a high-voiced male. I think that helped me open up and not be afraid to use a more expressive and emotional vocal style.” <ref> {{cite | | |||
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*In July of 1999 Matt Bellamy listed Jeff Buckley as one of his "5 all time favorite musicians." <ref> {{cite | | |||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Buckley Jeff Buckley on Wikipedia] | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Buckley Jeff Buckley on Wikipedia] | ||
==References== | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:35, 15 May 2020
Like Matthew Bellamy, Jeff Buckley (November 17, 1966 – May 29, 1997) was a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and son of a famous musician (Tim Buckley). Both Buckley and Bellamy were blessed with incredible vocal range and their outstanding falsettos are a crucial part of their music. It is because of these kinds of similarities that people make comparisons between the two artists. Interestingly, Bellamy and Buckley also have the same number of letters in each of their 3 names (Matthew James Bellamy / Jeffrey Scott Buckley).
Jeff Buckley only released one completed studio album, the critically acclaimed Grace in 1994, before he tragically drowned while swimming in Wolf River in 1997. In 1994, Bellamy saw Buckley live at the Reading Festival and twelve years later, in 2006, Muse headlined the festival.
- In 2020, Bellamy bought Buckley's 1983 Telecaster guitar with plans of using it in the studio, saying that "I've bought it to use it, I’d like to believe that’s what he would have wanted"[1]
- In an early radio interview in France, Matt played the intro of one of Jeff Buckley's most famous songs, "Grace," on the acoustic guitar that Matt had with him in the radio studio.[2]
- In a 2005 interview in Keyboard Magazine, Bellamy discussed how Buckley influenced his vocal style, stating that "Back then, it wasn’t really cool to sing falsetto because Nirvana and all that stuff was in. We saw Jeff Buckley do a concert, though, and he wasn’t scared to be a high-voiced male. I think that helped me open up and not be afraid to use a more expressive and emotional vocal style.” [3]
- In July of 1999 Matt Bellamy listed Jeff Buckley as one of his "5 all time favorite musicians." [4]
External links
References
- ↑ https://www.guitarworld.com/news/matt-bellamy-just-bought-jeff-buckleys-grace-fender-telecaster-and-plans-to-use-it-on-the-next-muse-album
- ↑ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8Duubz99wk
- ↑ (2005-6). [Keyboard Magazine article]. Keyboard Magazine. Retrieved 2011-2-1 from www.keyboardmag.com.
- ↑ (1999-7). [Microcuts news item]. Microcuts. Retrieved 2011-2-1 from www.microcuts.net.
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