Capturing Buckley's young voice coming into its own as it sores over Lucas' music, the two make a dynamic team, a partnership the young Buckley was willing to embrace until the urge to be his own act overpowered him and he left.

Before his departure, however, Lucas and Buckley made quite the musical connection, as demonstrated on Songs To No One. Hear as Lucas' meditative guitar playing underlines Buckley's sensation singing. Early versions of Buckley's "Mojo Pin" and "Grace" (both a studio demo and a live version) also make an appearance here, making this an archival-must for fans of Buckley's. I'll give it a B+.

Jeff Black: B-Sides and Confessions Volume 1

Jeff Buckley: Live At The Sin-E

[Issue Fifty-Seven // February 2003]