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He claimed to have those sessions on tape, which I believe are some of the Verlaine sessions. I met a guy here in SF that was friends with drummer Eric Eidel, who played and recorded with Jeff (between Matt’s exit and Parker’s entrance). It’s well known that Jeff made tapes for his bandmates and lovers. music has a way of drifting around through fellow musicians, lovers, friends and acquaintances. Anyone who worked with Jeff during his recording lifetime is bound to have unreleased material. I’m sure there’s a lot of music that Sony and the Estate are unaware of. It’s just lovely to hear him pulling the guys through some of these songs like when he sings out the chords: “Gimmie A,A,A,A,A…” in “When My Love Comes Down.” I’m guessing this was recorded before his 4-track version from his solo sessions in Memphis that actually ends up on My Sweetheart the Drunk. We don’t know who is jamming with Jeff on “When The Levee Breaks” (which is a total joy to hear, considering Jeff’s love of Zeppelin), or on “We Could Be So Happy Baby” (which is fantastic to be able to hear an arrangement with a full band). It’s hard to pin them down because they aren’t mentioned in anything that’s been written about. Then there are some studio recordings with Verlaine after Parker joined on as well. Then there are the rehearsals and preliminary versions of songs for My Sweetheart the Drunk, recorded at Sorcerer in NYC in the summer of 96 with Tom Verlaine, pre-Parker Kindred (last drummer). But these were pretty much just shit they were purging from themselves after Grace.

I remember reading that Jeff had a bunch of cassettes that contained some of the music from his time with the boys in Sag Harbor, in late 95. With the exception of “Forget Her” (which was most likely recorded during the Grace sessions), it’s believed that most of the tracks were recorded in New York City in early to mid â€˜96. The file that contained the tracks was entitled “Rarities From NYC.” To the absolute joy and amazement of many, some of these songs surfaced late this past winter.

I forwarded Lisa the link to see what she knew. So, this becomes a story of when Lisa met Matthew (sort of). Since you know that I just finished reading that Jeff Buckley bio, I wanted to plug the songs into the timetable in my head and get more information. My friend Matthew, who runs the Don’t Need Anything blog, recently posted some intriguing-sounding Jeff Buckley songs without any information about what they were or where they came from. She found me after my first Jeff Buckley post, and she has been a superstar ever since. I have this amazing secret reference person, known only to me by email, a San Franciscan named Lisa who is a veritable treasure trove of Jeff Buckley information.

Grace full album magnet link jeff buckley