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"Blessed with impressive pedigree (he was the son of the Sixties folk-pop icon Tim Buckley) and a voice of great range and deep character, Jeff Buckley was cursed with a perfectionist's streak. Buckley had scrapped one stab at a second album and was gearing up to start over when he drowned in a freak accident in Memphis in May 1997, leaving Grace as the only studio album completed to his satisfaction in his brief lifetime. But it is a rich legacy: the transportive blend of serpentine guitars and Buckley's melismatic singing in \"Mojo Pin\" and \"Grace\"; the garage-band swagger and velvet pathos of \"Last Goodbye\" and \"So Real\"; the way Buckley turns Leonard Cohen's \"Hallelujah\" into delicate, personal prayer. A wonderful record, aptly titled. An enormously gifted artist, gone too soon.\r\n&amp;bull; Rolling Stone's Original 1994 Review\r\n&amp;bull; Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Singers of All Time: Jeff Buckley\r\n&amp;bull; 'Grace' Remembered: 15 Years Since Jeff Buckley's Masterpiece"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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