“Hallelujah” – Jeff Buckley – ‘Grace’ – SPEED CHART- #1 on iTunes – American Idol’s Simon Cowell’s praises it as ‘one of the BEST RECORDINGS EVER’
March 12, 2008
bpm graph - Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah - the speed of ceremony - for Simon Cowell
A performance by Jason Castro of Leonard Cohen’s ‘hallelujah’ raised this version of the Jeff Buckley version of the recorded song to the number 1 iTunes download today’s #1: the Jeff Buckley version from his album grace.
As Good as Castro was, the comment by Simon Cowell that “Hallelujah,” the Buckley version, as he praised Castro for a good try – given that he only gets a 1 minute 30 second clip, that impressed everyone.
arithmetic mean speed/average expected tempo=67.6 beats per minute
average beat=888 milliseconds.
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