“Hallelujah” — Jeff Buckley
2025-12-03 · 103 min · 8 entities
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Feed author/publisher: The Ringer
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“Hallelujah” — Jeff Buckley
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Today, Rob returns with a gift in time for the holidays, breaking down what many would call the voice of an angel. He takes us back to the ’90s, when one of the most covered songs on the planet was merely a forgotten, horny track from Leonard Cohen’s catalog. While many artists cover songs in an attempt to replicate the original (or just sing it more loudly), Rob explains how Jeff Buckley covered the song and made it new. Later, Rob is joined by documentary filmmaker Amy J. Berg to discuss her new project ‘It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley.’ She describes the intimate moments of Buckley’s mother she captured, how Buckley’s father affected his relationship with success and music, and the difficulties of what to do with an artist’s unfinished discography posthumously.
Host: Rob Harvilla
Guest: Amy J. Berg
Producers: Justin Sayles, Chris Sutton, and Olivia Crerie
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