Jeff Buckley
American singer, guitarist and songwriter
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Jeff Buckley's Gear
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At the 1:13 mark in the YouTube video titled "Jeff Buckley - Untitled" by Austin Bugler, Jeff Buckley can be seen playing a contrabass.
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Jeff Buckley played an Ovation Viper Electric Guitar around 1986, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Photobucket.
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Listed on the official Buckley site, as stated by former Buckley tour manager.
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Listed on the official Buckley site, as stated by former Buckley tour manager.
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Listed on the official Buckley site, as stated by former Buckley tour manager.
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Listed on the official Buckley site, as stated by former Buckley tour manager.
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Can be seen on his mic stand throughout this video.
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Jeff Buckley used Duck Tape as a strap holder on his Rickenbacker guitar, as evidenced by the image provided.
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Jeff Buckley used a Seymour Duncan STK-T2B Hot T-Stac BK pickup on the bridge of his Fender Telecaster, as evidenced by the image of his guitar.
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used a Mesa/Boogie 4x12 Cabinet.
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used a "Samson MPL 1640 16 channel audio mixer," a model similar to the Samson MPL 1502 Stereo Mixer.
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used a Crate Vintage Club 50.
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used a Fender Bassman 135.
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used the Whirlwind Selector A/B Box.
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used "Mesa Rectifier Switches," possibly Mesa Boogie "Bigfoot" Rectifier Foot Controllers.
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used the Boss TU-[unspecified] Chromatic Tuner.
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used a "Indian string sitar with bow in wooden case."
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used an unspecified "dobro guitar w/ case."
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In the FAQ section of Jeff Buckley's official website, his manager states Buckley and his band used a black Ernie Ball Music Man Silhouette Electric Guitar.
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Discography
Live At Sin-é (Legacy Edition)
1993
Grace
1994
Sketches for My Sweetheart The Drunk (Expanded Edition)
1998
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Mystery White Boy (Expanded Edition) [Live]
2000
Cabaret Metro, Chicago, IL, May 13, 1995 (Live)
2000
Live A L'Olympia
2001
Songs To No One
2002
Live from Seattle, WA, May 7, 1995
2009
Grace Around The World
2009
You and I (Extended Edition)
2016
Live at Wetlands, New York, NY 8/16/94
2019
Live at Columbia Records Radio Hour
2019
Album Credits
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Gary Lucas · 2021
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Jeff Buckley · 1994
Producer
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