#4906, With Gary Lucas and Angelica Zollo on the 30th Anniversary of 'Grace'

New Sounds | Jul 11

On the 30th Anniversary of Jeff Buckley’s 1994 release, Grace, listen to some of these songs by his co-writer, the guitarist, composer, and arranger Gary Lucas. He’s joined in-studio vocalist/filmmaker Angelica Zollo to perform some of these songs live. Plus, hear a performance by Jeff Buckley and Gary Lucas from a 1992 New Sounds Live concert at Merkin Hall.

Program #4906, With Gary Lucas and Angelica Zollo on the 30th Anniversary of 'Grace'

ARTIST: Jeff Buckley, Gary Lucas
WORK: Grace [2:02]
RECORDING: Grace
SOURCE: Columbia/Legacy
INFO: Available at Amazon.com, Spotify, Youtube, AppleMusic

ARTIST: Jeff Buckley, Gary Lucas
WORK: How Long Will It Take [6:04]
RECORDING: New Sounds Live at Merkin Hall, March 1992
SOURCE: This performance not commercially available. 
INFO: https://www.garylucas.com

ARTIST: Angelica Zollo, Gary Lucas
WORK: Mojo Pin [6:30]
RECORDING: Live at WNYC, July 2024
SOURCE: This performance not commercially available. 
INFO: https://www.garylucas.com | https://www.instagram.com/angelicabzollo/

ARTIST: Angelica Zollo, Gary Lucas
WORK: Edith Piaf: Hymne A l'Amore [6:12]
RECORDING: Live at WNYC, July 2024
SOURCE: This performance not commercially available. 
INFO: https://www.garylucas.com | https://www.instagram.com/angelicabzollo/

ARTIST: Angelica Zollo, Gary Lucas
WORK: Grace [7:32]
RECORDING: Live at WNYC, July 2024
SOURCE: This performance not commercially available. 
INFO: https://www.garylucas.com | https://www.instagram.com/angelicabzollo/

ARTIST: Gary Lucas
WORK: Wagner, arr. Lucas: Flying Dutchman Fantasia [2:44]
RECORDING: https://soundcloud.com/garylucas/fantasia-on-the-flying-dutchman-overture-gary-lucas
SOURCE/INFO: https://www.garylucas.com

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