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Gods and Monsters has performed at Manhattan music venues such as the Knitting Factory and CBGB. Other members of the loosely-knit band have included Jerry Harrison, Billy Ficca, Richard Barone, and Modern Lovers member Ernie Brooks. Emily Duff (Her last name then was her maiden name) replaced Jeff Buckley as lead singer after he left to start his solo career.","cover_art":"https://trackerhub.cc/img/d0f22effc837ae2c754a6c5bdaee91ea","color":"#d6d5d1","text_color":"#718b8b","tracks":[{"name":{"raw":"Bluebird Blues [V1]","title":"Bluebird Blues [V1]"},"notes":"Original mix of Bluebird Blues.","track_length":"9:29","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"OG","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Bluebird Blues [V2]","title":"Bluebird Blues [V2]"},"notes":"Updated mix of Bluebird Blues. Jeff would perform this song live once but then never again.","track_length":"9:29","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Demo","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Dink's Song (Cover) [V1]\n(with Gary Lucas)","title":"Dink's Song (Cover) [V1]","credits":["(with Gary Lucas)"]},"notes":"Second version of Dink's Song now with Gary Lucas. This version is significantly shorter and faster than the one played live on WMFU's 'The Music Faucet'.","track_length":"5:22","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Live Version","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Farewell, Angelina (Cover) [V1]\n(with Gary Lucas)","title":"Farewell, Angelina (Cover) [V1]","credits":["(with Gary Lucas)"]},"notes":"Cover of Joan Baez's Farewell, Angelina. Performed live with Gary Lucas during the same live as Grace's First Demo & How Long Will It Take's First Demo.","track_length":"9:01","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Live Version","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Grace [V1]\n(with Gary Lucas)","title":"Grace [V1]","credits":["(with Gary Lucas)"]},"notes":"Grace's first demo which was performed live. Features a harmonica throughout the song with a sole harmonica intro done by Gary Lucas and a slightly different guitar riff intro done to go into the main riff. This demo also features a longer guitar solo after the second chorus leaving out the mini bridge. This version also repeats lyrics from the third verse going into the chorus which isn't in the final studio version. This demo also features a longer final chorus with a wah pedal used throughout the song.","track_length":"5:15","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Live Version","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"How Long Will It Take [V1]\n(with Gary Lucas)","title":"How Long Will It Take [V1]","credits":["(with Gary Lucas)"]},"notes":"Original 1992 demo of How Long Will It Take. This is a pre-upgraded version of the live performance of the song.","track_length":"5:46","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Live Version","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Hymn to Love (Cover) [V1]\n(with Gary Lucas)","title":"Hymn to Love (Cover) [V1]","credits":["(with Gary Lucas)"]},"notes":"Original 1992 demo cover of Édith Piaf's Hymn to Love.","track_length":"8:00","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Live Version","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Mojo Pin [V1]","title":"Mojo Pin [V1]"},"notes":"1991 Demo recording of Mojo Pin. Recorded during the same session as Bluebird Blues' session. This song would later be re-recorded a ton of times until eventually ending up on Jeff's first album 'Grace'.","track_length":"4:36","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"OG","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Mojo Pin [V2]\n(with Gary Lucas)","title":"Mojo Pin [V2]","credits":["(with Gary Lucas)"]},"notes":"Later 1992 demo of Mojo Pin performed live with Gary Lucas.","track_length":"5:30","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Live Version","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Strawberry Street [V1]","title":"Strawberry Street [V1]"},"notes":"Demo from 1990 recorded at Babylon studios. This song was one of many songs to never get released not even posthumously.","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Sweet Thing (Cover) [V1]\n(with Gary Lucas)","title":"Sweet Thing (Cover) [V1]","credits":["(with Gary Lucas)"]},"notes":"1992 cover of Van Morrison's 'Sweet Thing' performed live with Gary Lucas.","track_length":"4:51","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Live Version","links":[]}]},{"name":"Live at Sin-é","aka":["(1992-1993)"],"stats":{"full":17,"tagged":0,"partial":0,"snippet":0,"unavailable":0},"stats_raw":"17 Full\n0 Tagged\n0 Partial\n0 Snippet\n0 Unavailable","timeline":"(April 1992) (First solo performance at Sin-é café, NYC)\n(August 1993) (Live at Sin-é EP released)\"","description":"Live at Sin-é is a live EP by the American singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley, released on November 23, 1993, on Columbia Records. It was Buckley's first commercial release. It features four songs performed by Buckley at the Sin-é cafe in the East Village, Manhattan. An expanded version, Live at Sin-é: (Legacy Edition), was released in 2003","cover_art":"https://trackerhub.cc/img/a613ee161288e28ed16fef05d37658d2","color":"#f8eee3","text_color":"#cf924d","tracks":[{"name":{"raw":"Alligator Wine [V1]","title":"Alligator Wine [V1]"},"notes":"Original first version of Alligator Wine which was made back in 1992 on WMFU's 'The Music Faucet' program. However, Jeff Buckley is not listed as an artist who played on said program. This version had a sound collage of monkies and other noises which cannot be found on the later studio outtake which released on a deluxe version of Grace.","track_length":"4:03","file_date":"Oct 11, 1992","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"OG","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Calling You [V1]","title":"Calling You [V1]"},"notes":"Original 1992 demo of Calling You.","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"OG","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Corpus Christi Carol [V1]","title":"Corpus Christi Carol [V1]"},"notes":"Original 1992 demo of the Grace song 'Corpus Christi Carol'. This version is significantly different using no instrumentation and is solely acapella compared to release. This demo was originally recorded live on WMFU's 'The Music Faucet' Program.","track_length":"2:42","file_date":"Oct 11, 1992","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"OG","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Curtains","title":"Curtains"},"notes":"Unknown whether this is an original song by Jeff or if it is a cover. Reasons as to why it is unknown is because this was recorded during WMFU's 'The Music Faucet' Program in which most of the songs recorded were in fact covers. This song was never recorded anywhere else.","track_length":"5:45","file_date":"Oct 11, 1992","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Unknown","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Dink's Song (Cover) [V2]","title":"Dink's Song (Cover) [V2]"},"notes":"This is the first version of the song in which is a cover of a Bob Dylan song titled \"Dink's Song\". This version was recorded live on WMFU's 'The Music Faucet'.","track_length":"7:54","file_date":"Oct 11, 1992","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"Demo","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Eternal Life [V1]","title":"Eternal Life [V1]"},"notes":"First version of the Grace song 'Eternal Life'. This version isn't much different from release however the lyrics start much earlier on this demo and is also slightly slower.","track_length":"4:51","file_date":"Oct 11, 1992","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"OG","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Hallelujah (Cover) [V1]","title":"Hallelujah (Cover) [V1]"},"notes":"First version of Jeff Buckley's rendition of Hallelujah. Recorded live on WMFU's 'The Music Faucet' program in 1992.","track_length":"6:05","file_date":"Oct 11, 1992","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"OG","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Lost Highway [V1]","title":"Lost Highway [V1]"},"notes":"Original 1992 demo of Lost Highway. Recorded live on WMFU's 'The Music Faucet'. This song would be considered for Jeff's first studio album 'Grace' (in which he would re-record this song in much higher quality). However, when the final tracklist was made the song did not make the cut and was only released on a Deluxe Edition of the album a handful of years after Jeff's unfortunate passing.","track_length":"5:20","file_date":"Oct 11, 1992","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"OG","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"Mama, You've Been On My Mind [V1]","title":"Mama, You've Been On My Mind [V1]"},"notes":"Original 1992 demo of Mama, You've Been On My Mind. This song suffered a similar fate as Alligator Wine and Lost Highway, the song was re-recorded during Grace's studio sessions however did not make the cut to the final album's tracklist and only released posthumously after Jeff's passing on a deluxe edition of Grace.","track_length":"3:25","file_date":"Oct 11, 1992","available_length":"Full","quality":"High Quality","misc_type":"OG","links":[]},{"name":{"raw":"We All Fall In Love Sometimes","title":"We All Fall In Love Sometimes"},"notes":"","links":[]}]},{"name":"Grace","aka":["(1993-1994)"],"stats":{"full":0,"tagged":0,"partial":0,"snippet":0,"unavailable":16},"stats_raw":"0 Full\n0 Tagged\n0 Partial\n0 Snippet\n16 Unavailable","timeline":"(Fall 1993) (Recording sessions for Grace begin)\n(August 23, 1994) (Grace released)","description":"Grace is the only studio album by the American singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley, released on August 15, 1994 in Europe and on August 23, 1994 in the United States by Columbia Records. 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It comprises recordings Buckley made while working on his second album, My Sweetheart the Drunk, with the producer Tom Verlaine in 1996 and 1997.\n\nOn the evening of May 29, 1997, Buckley's band flew to Memphis to join him in his studio to work on his new material. Later that evening, Buckley spontaneously went swimming fully dressed in the Wolf River Harbor, a slack water channel of the Mississippi River, singing the chorus of Led Zeppelin's \"Whole Lotta Love\" under the Memphis Suspension Railway.\n\nKeith Foti, a roadie in Buckley's band, remained on shore. After moving a radio and guitar out of reach from the wake from a passing tugboat, Foti looked up to see Buckley had vanished; the wake of the tugboat had swept him away from shore and under water. A rescue effort that night and the next morning by scuba teams and police was unsuccessful. On June 4, passengers on the American Queen riverboat spotted Buckley's body in the Wolf River, caught in branches.\n\nIt was released after negotiation with Buckley's mother, the owner of his estate, who feared that Sony was trying to exploit his legacy.","cover_art":"https://trackerhub.cc/img/40e8097a7a82c9d08c2cd0637655b66e","color":"#c36733","text_color":"#000000","tracks":[{"name":{"raw":"Let's Bomb The Moonlight","title":"Let's Bomb The Moonlight"},"notes":"","available_length":"Confirmed","quality":"Not Available","links":[]}]}],"footnotes":["Is There A Problem With The Tracker You Have Seen?\nReport It at the TrackerHub Discord!","Tracker Server","Join to contact or help us out","TrackerHub","To make your own tracker, click File, Make Copy and save it to your drive. Then you can just edit in the proper information. Read the information below to avoid errors","To add a new album/era, right click \"A\" and click conditional formatting . Edit the eras or add new ones. You also have to select A2-A(End of Tracker), right click and select Data Validation and add the era name to the list. Otherwise you will get a red triangle error in the corner. You cannot include cell A1 in the Data Validation, also don't include cells below the tracker. Including A1 and cells below the tracker for conditional formatting is fine.","Ordering Scheme (please make amendments as you see fit): First is all mixtapes/collections, then all leaks put into alphabetical order. Then put all leaks that feature Jeff Buckley after that, in alphabetical order of the artist's names. If there are multiple versions of a song, put the earliest versions of the song first, if that's unknown order them by release/leak date.","No fan remakes, no unofficial mixtapes, nothing that's commercially available, always upload to a site that can be streamed off of if Dbree goes down.","Make sure you use alternating colors and check often that they are not broken (Format, Alternating Colors, choose white and the grey that has one grey in between it and white)","No released remixes, no matter how obscure, should be on this page. Those should be in Misc / Released Tracker.","All music video editions, live freestyles, and released remixes go in Misc / Released Tracker.","Unreleased Guidelines\nReleased Guidelines","• Every Jeff Buckley demo that was never officially released to Spotify.\n• Every Jeff Buckley demo that can be found on Spotify, even if it has since been removed.","• No \"rumored\" songs with no evidence to back up its legitimacy.\n• Must be published by an artist who worked on the song (not a leaker, not bootleg)","• If an unfinished song is ≤ a minute, it will be categorized under HQ Snippet.\n• If a track is published by a featured artist, I will mark them as the song creator and Jeff Buckley as the feature (no matter how short the verse) for simplicity","• Never enter a recording date that has no supporting evidence.\n• Tracks from album teasers that didn't make the album will still be included (FR)","Progress Reports:\nOwner:","(08/30/2025) The Tracker Is Created.\nBrimcoole","this shit is never getting finished son\nEditors:","Tracker Guidelines\nEditor Comments"],"era_colors":{"Gods & Monsters":["#d6d5d1","#718b8b"],"Live at Sin-é":["#f8eee3","#cf924d"],"My Sweetheart The Drunk":["#c36733","#000000"]}}