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Jeff Buckley remembered at Sundance by the people who loved him The “Hallelujah” singer, who died far too young, was honored with a new documentary, “It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley,” and ...

It's clear that Buckley, who sang like Nina Simone crossed with Robert Plant crossed with a heavenly spirit, could have been a staggeringly huge star.

what the documentary captures, I think, is that Buckley was on his way to becoming a staggeringly huge star. I defy you to see "It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley" and not fall in love with Jeff ...

what the documentary captures, I think, is that Buckley was on his way to becoming a staggeringly huge star. I defy you to see "It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley" and not fall in love with Jeff Buckley’s ...

It’s extremely hard not to gush over Jeff Buckley. An Adonis with an four-octave range, the singer-songwriter had the sensitivity of an early-Seventies folkie, the melody-meets-muscle rock chops ...

It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley, Amy Berg’s long-in-the-making portrait of the late, great singer, feels like it’s consistently walking a fine line between doubling down on the easy lionizing ...

After refining his version, Buckley recorded an emotional take of Cale's "Hallelujah" for his debut album, Grace, which gained extra resonance when the 30-year-old drowned in the Mississippi River.

The arrangement of "Hallelujah" that most people know and love is all thanks to John Cale, who reworked Cohen's original in 1991. Cale saw Cohen perform the song live and was immediately taken by it.