In June 1995, Jeff Buckley was on the rise as a notable artist after the release of his debut album, *Grace*, in August 1994. By the time of his performance at Glastonbury, Buckley's unique sound and haunting vocals had begun to garner significant attention, making him one of the most celebrated musicians of the era. The live recording of "Mojo Pin" showcases his emotional depth and technical prowess, elements that defined his artistry. Notably, *Grace* would go on to achieve critical acclaim posthumously, further solidifying Buckley’s legacy. His set at Glastonbury demonstrated his ability to connect with audiences through powerful, heartfelt performances, contributing to his reputation as an essential figure in alternative rock and singer-songwriter genres. This live performance also captured a pivotal moment in his career just before he garnered even greater acclaim following his early works.