Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 6月20日 22時09分

"#JeffBuckley has plenty of memories that he'd like to retire, the bumps and turbulence of a nomadic childhood. Born in late 1966 during a brief marriage between his mother, Mary, and the then unknown Tim Buckley, Jeff led a painful, rootless existence. Other than spending a week with his father when Jeff was 8, he never knew him. On their own, mother and son constantly moved due to the hassles of being a single parent in the mid-Sixties... 'I didn't even have any luggage,' recalls Buckley. 'I just put my stuff into paper bags. When I was 12, I decided to become a musician,' Buckley says. '"Physical Graffiti" was the first album I ever owned. My stepfather bought that for me.'... Jeff Buckley began attracting attention two years ago with his solo shows in intimate downtown Manhattan bars, cafes and java joints like Sin-é. Legendarily jaded New Yorkers were won over by his intense theatrical delivery: Buckley combined inspired, sometimes bizarre cover versions with sensuous originals and a dash of endearingly corny stage patter. Naturally, his doleful street-urchin good looks didn't hurt." From the October 20th 1994 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Dave Tonge

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