Jeff Buckley
Grace

"Grace" remains the first and only studio album by California-born singer/songwriter Jeff Buckley, who died in a swimming accident in 1997 at the age of just 31. The album consists mainly of ballads that give Buckley's four-octave voice the space it needs to shine. His song material sounds like a mixture of Robert Plant and Van Morrison, supplemented by three cover versions. Buckley's interpretation of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" is considered by many today to be the most successful version of the title

1 Mojo Pin
2 Grace
3 Last goodbye
4 Lilac wine
5 So real
6 Hallelujah
7 Lover, You Should've Come Over
8 Corpus Christi Carol
9 Eternal Life
10 Dream brother