RIP Jeff Beck | The GREATEST EVER?
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- I'm sorry to report that guitar god Jeff Beck has passed away. At age 78, he rocked hard for many years. Many axe slingers reference Jeff's unique style and sound as a critical influence. Brian May, Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton to name a few. His use of fingerstlye technique and the whammy bar turned many heads. He was known as the guitar players guitarist. His own music didn't have broad commercial appeal but he directed the notes of the most famous players. In this video we'll watch a live performance Jeff did of his track "Big Bloc" in 2022. What a boss to be playing all the way until the end!
Don't let another year go by without honoring the fallen with your guitar skills below
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Jeff didn't sound like Steve Via. Steve Vai sounds like Jeff
Beck's influence permeated Rock guitardom. Some players are influenced by him without ever having heard him, through hearing Vai, Satch, Becker, Poland, etc.......
Thank you Scott for the good presentation,and beautiful video of your channel.and also from your detailed information about guitar playing- RICHARD TRANI
His flow is insane
There’s never been a better rock tone generated by a Strat than by the hands of Beck. The man pushed hard. A true musician.
So true! Beck's tone was truly unique and distinct. Most amateur guitar players don't seem to realize quite how important tone is to making a great guitarist. It's not all about how fast you can play. Jef Beck knew this better than anyone.
Yngwie.
Fender's first signature Strat manufactured and sold because of a guitarist was in homage to Yngwie Malmsteen and very early in Yngwie's career, when he was well under 30. Why? Yngwie still gets the best tone from a Strat.
What about Willie Nelson?
@@kentl7228 great singer and lyricist. Doesn't compare with Jeff Beck though.
@@elgatofelix8917 But Willie Nelson is famous for his Strat and rock guitar. Or I was joking. I adore Jeff Beck too.
As Jeff said from day #1, he was never 'in it' for the fame and money but instead, for the artistry and for the love of playing the Guitar. Jeff always stuck to doing his own thing, and boy, how incredibly unique did that turn out to be! 100% uncopyable. A joy to watch. A true "Guitarists' Guitarist". Was he the greatest ever? (trick question 😉) - no sane person, ever, wants to live in a world where every musician/band sounds the same, for that world would have things that 'correct'(i.e. remove human element) vocal/instrument pitches and phrasing, a world full of miming - no one wants to live in that world...waaaaait a minute.....OH FCUK !!!!
Back to Was he the greatest ever? Answer: think spices, think variety! Then, look at virtuosity + (the crucial 'Greatest' element)...influence, then, and only then, we've landed in the Guitar Gods category, comprising a small handful of geniuses - and maestro Jeff Beck is most certainly one of them.
RIP Jeff. Your awesome legacy will never die.
I was lucky to have played with him a couple of times he truly was a guitar god.
Beck , legend. The most varied, innovative, the best ever, uncopyable. .
One of my main influences.. such a great loss.. listening to him got me into jazz fusion.. truly inspirational..❤️🙏🎸
RIP Jeff your unique sound will be missed.
Jeff Beck with the Jan Hammer band is outstanding, Blue wind is freaky good. RIP Jeff Beck.....You now know everything.
Thumbs up for the nice tribute to a Legend. Thanks for the content, I'm in Australia so you are definitely reaching people. 999 thumbs up from the land down under.
Have a fosters in honor of Jeff for me!
@@ShredmasterScott oh no Australians don't drink that. That is our export beer. I will definitely raise my glass though. If you get a chance try a few real Australian beers. At least 69 different varieties here.
Jeff just did the greatest thing an artist can do: he went out on top! Can't you just imagine the boss tribute concert that's coming? Page, Plant, Jones, Mick, Keith, Ronnie, Rod, Brian May, Eric and the greatest ax-men and women in the 🌎🌍 jammin' together doin' old Yardbirds songs and blues riffs to honor the one and only Sir Jeff Beck...I don't know if Her Majesty ever knighted him but if not, King Charles ought to do him right with a post- hummous thing in a year or two!
Jeff Beck, Allan Holdsworth, Eddie Van Halen, a few of the greats who have passed recently. Cheers to their lives and their music. May their souls Rest In Peace in heaven.
It’s been a tough few years…we need new tAlent to carry the torch 🔥
Those three mentioned are such giants and so irreplaceable
@@ShredmasterScott maybe that’s all of us who have taken inspiration from them.
Gary Moore not long ago.
Agreed. Losing Holdsworth was like losing my dad.
R.i.p. Jeff! You were the pioneer of sound variation and master of continous improvement, innovative hot stage rumbling, allways inspiring!
Check out the amused to death team up with Roger Waters on what god wants^^
His skill and weirdness was truly one of a kind.
im relatively a new fan of Jeff. years ago i never really appreciated his unorthodox way of playing the guitar. I guess with age ive learn to really appreciate his style of playing. Thanks for honoring him with this video shred . BTW This song was freaking amazing esp at his age wow...
I can only hope to be rocking at that age
@@ShredmasterScott im 61 and need 2 cups of wap juice before i can even start to play ughh
@@mannyfragoza9652 if you're interested in hearing Jeff's wilder more experimental and heavier stuff check out Porc-u-pine, Trouble Man, Why oh Lord Why, and Blast from the East.
@@elgatofelix8917 ok thanks
I didn't really appreciate Jeff until I got older and more experienced.
After Hendrix, Beck was the best. Only guitarist whose licks have made me cry ("Diamond Dust.")
Yep, Belly Button Window and Pali Gap; then Jeff's Diamond Dust; then Robin Trower's For Earth Below, About To Begin.
Certainly could be considered the best guitarist. His stratocaster playing is flawless precise the best techniques but everyone has a favorite
All these epic guitar virtuosos are unique.
My favorite is Alexi Laiho the " WildChild " he was so cool to watch and passed away at 41 years. I cried and still get very sad. But his music will always be in my heart. RiP one and only WildChild
Great video shred !!! Love Beck!
*One of the greatest... He will be missed tremendously..* 😇🎸
🙏🙏🙏 Rest in Peace Jeff Beck. The song you chose was well selected for this tribute. I finally got to see him perform a few months ago and he looked great and he sounded incredible. It was a bucket list dream of mine and I am grateful to have seen him although deeply saddened over his passing. My sincere condolences to his loved ones and all of us.
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉
Jeff Beck was a fuckin BOSS! RIP
RIP one of the best of the best...
Jeff Beck was the Guv’nor. R.I.P.
i was a teenager and he seemed , he was so futuristic to me
so sad
Jeff was a good as they get and there since the very beginning of rock music.
We won't see another like him in our lives.
Rock music started around 1948 with the likes of Goree Carter. Jeff was a toddler in those days.
Happy to have seen him just a few months ago… JB to me is the definition of a rock guitarist who never stopped innovating and creating. Always looking for that “new sound”. When I hear a strat tone in my head, I hear JB. Very sad loss for rock and roll.
Me too....at the Paramount....on long island NY.....unbelievable!!!!🙏🙏🙏
Plug your own shit in a diffrent upload
Live at Ronnie Scotts, unbelievably awesome, R.I.P. Jeff Beck
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My major influence, no one is like jeff beck. For me he is the best.
Thank you for the video.
Besides the uniqueness of Rory Gallagher, Beck has always been one of my favorite unique guitar hero's .
Mr. Beck had the most unique tone. He will never be copied. RIP Sir.
👆👆Hit me up you have won a prize.🎁🎁
He was a far better musician than guitarist, and that is the biggest praise I can give him because his guitar playing was out of this world. Not only was he great at the fretboard and tone, he was also a great band member that allowed "lesser" names to the shine and had this uncanny ability to see the whole of band playing. He never overruled anyone, and always saw himself as part of something greater, e.g the band he plays with. Bass players that have had the luxury of playing with him all report how their mistakes were saved by Jeff Beck, and how he effortlessly glued any band together with his playing alone. Truly a great musician, and may he rest in peace. I hope my late father gets to jam with him.
Such a loss. He was one of a kind and amazing right up to the end.
👆👆Hit me up you have won a prize.🎁🎁
Jeff Beck is up there with Hendrix.
It's the end of an era.
All other guitarists are also-rans.
I saw a video yesterday of Jeff Beck, Brian May, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page all in the same room. They were meeting the Queen. Just think about the musical/guitar influence of those four had. All four are Masters in their own regard and are your favorite guitar players guitar players. I had never seen it until yesterday. They were supposed to be the ones in the presence of royalty, but IMHO the Queen was the one in the presence of royalty. She was clueless as to who they were. When she got to shake hands with Jimmy Page, he told her he was a guitarist, she had no idea who he was. Brian chimed in "...he was in Led Zeppelin" and it meant nothing to her. Kind of funny.
And that's why I couldn't give 2 $h¡+s when the queen died. What a useless old hag.
You've just earned my Subscription!
Anyone that has respect for Jeff Beck's playing has my 71 year old vote. I grew up with this and haven't stopped listening to him.
R.I.P. Jeff.
Neil from Sydney Australia
Been a yardbirds fan for over 40 years. This is such a great loss. Rip Jeff beck a guitar genius
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For those unfamiliar with Jeff's work, the following might give you an idea of the enormity of his talent...
Tony Iommi: "Jeff Beck was such an outstanding, iconic, and genius guitar player. There will never be another Jeff Beck."
Ozzy Osborne: "it was such an honor to have known Jeff Beck and an incredible honor to have him play on my most recent album Patient #9. Long live Jeff Beck!"
Zakk Wylde: "Whenever I listen to Jeff's playing I get inspired. As far as I'm concerned he's one of the best guitar players ever."
Kirk Hammett: "I have nothing but tremendous respect for Jeff as a musician. I am still blown away by him to this day and for him to get continually better and better over the years is such an inspiration to me."
Richie Blackmore: "I think the forerunners of that (Led Zepellin, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath) were the Yardbirds and Jeff Beck - that was very important. He started the ball rolling."
Jimmy Page: "Jeff's whole guitar style was totally unorthodox to the way anyone was taught. He's really developed a whole style of expanding the electric guitar and creating tones and techniques totally unheard of before and that's just an amazing feat - believe me, he just doesn't stop - he only gets better and better and better. He's done so much for rock n roll and he always will."
Eric Clapton: "Jeff Beck is one of the most unique guitar players and the most devoted"
Brian May: "Watching Jeff Beck is like watching Mozart. Jeff is extraordinary. He's got to be one of the greatest musicians on the planet ever. He's an absolute phenomenon. He is the governor, he is my hero and I stand by that."
Ozzy, Zakk Wylde, Kirk Hammett, Jimmy Page, LOLZ.
@@johnp.johnson1541 your middle initial clearly stands for Pretentious
@@elgatofelix8917 Since that makes you feel good, believe it as so.
Foolishness is quoting people whose opinions ought to be discounted highly because their lack of true musicianship makes it so.
A death of listening experiences will let fools be misled easily by hype and the herd.
Good luck!
@@johnp.johnson1541 as if your opinion matters more. Haha oh please. Pretentious is the perfect word to describe you. Thanks for proving me correct.
@@elgatofelix8917 Anyone relying on Jimmy Page for opinion knows little about music.
Page is the most overrated hack in the history of rock guitar.
Kirk "Wah Wah Pedal" Hammett is meh.
Zakk isn't much better.
Good luck!
Rip Beck even in 2022 He was rocking again and he knew he was 1 of da grand uncle’s of metal
Cause We've Ended as Lovers is as close to a human voice as the guitar can get. He was the gold standard.
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I just don't get the Hype on this guy Jeff Beck . Just Baffling . Greatest Ever ? AYFKM ? How ? This guy wasn't selling a Record Number Of Albums of All Time in whatever Band Or Solo Project he had ok . Yeah , he could play some weird kind of Gimmickery Blues Guitar style like this , but he was a Niche Guitar Player in Reality . Most of the Iconic Mainstream Guitar Players that he supposedly inspired could play circles around him , with a lot better Iconic material SMH 🙈🙉🤔🙄🔥💥👀 . I mean objectively would somebody rather hear this kind of Jeff Beck / Frank Zappa Eccentric-ism Guitar Playing ? Or hear a Clever , Passionate , Romantic , Intense , Cerebral , Well Constructed , Monumental Sweet Child Of Mine / Comfortably Numb / Sultans Of Swing / Mr Scary kind of Talent that's unforgettable , and something to hum to ?
Definitely top five player ❤
Jeff Beck and Ritchie Blackmore my favorites. Rip Jeff Beck and Jon Lord of Deep Purple.
I don't know why so many people seem to turn music, musical expression, into a contest? Jeff Beck was the best at being Jeff Beck. He was unique. No one can touch that.
I think for me it was his tremolo work that hit me the most because if you notice, he's able to muster a lot of energy without picking and use the manipulation of his strings to produce energy that's otherwise picked. "So what!?" you may say...but the subtle element is, it's all without unwanted scrips, squawks, blips and beeps of accidental unwanted notes ringing out and he's not using a noise gate or a Michael Angelo Batio style dampener. Full manipulation and natural noise control ability while producing perpetual motion through his trem PLUS masterful voicing of his chords. I think people should listen to his stuff, choose a handful, research how it should be played and give it a go in his style. Thanks, Jeff!
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉
🌹🕯🌹⚡️🎸⚡️Thank you very nice clip honoring Jeff Beck. 🖤🦋🖤
They broke the mold when they made Jeff. He was one of a kind. Let his spirit guide you. R.I.P.
Yeah he was good and unique good player and God bless him for the many years of good music.
Only dude who can use the tremolo arm and make it sound like he’s playing slide !! One of a kind..
I don't know the words of playing guitar,what he is doing what he do with the fingers but i like it.i see that you know smth about that.good for you .if you are in a band or doing for yourself i wish you all the best❤❤💙💙💙👍😊😊
Jeff reminds me of my alltime favorite guitarist Alexi " WildChild " Laiho, i'm still sad he's gone and now a Legend like Jeff.
I pray they're having a blast together wherever their beautiful souls may be. Rest in Power musical legends.
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉…
Great tribute Shred!
He had what every guitarist screams out for,and that is his own sound and guitar voice.
R.I.P. Jeff Beck. As Rick Beato said, he was the most 'uncopyable' guitarist there ever was ...
Side note: The drummer lost her stick at 7:24 and she didn't even miss a beat! What a bad-ass!
Rick Beato. LOLZ.
Respect to Beck and agreed.... Beck's originality and innovative style was well established long before Beato said anything. (Sorry, I think Beato is absurdly overrated) but Beck was great and an inspiration to all guitarists.
@@atlantaguitar9689 Beato is indeed overrated and a bit arrogant if you ask me. You're correct, Jeff Beck was a legend far before Beato appeared on anyone's radar.
Jeff Beck was GENIUS!
What a bummer.
I feel you.
JBs Blues and Nadia are awesome as well
Love that tone he can get!
What a beast
Raise your bottle of Beck's for Jeff Beck --- all 66.6 oz of it.
First heard Jeff on Amused to Death, the Roger Waters album. At the start of What God Wants is the most unguitar noise I'd ever heard and I had to check the liner notes to find who this madman was.
I love texture guitar, unearthly sounds, screams of the devil.
There are no rules in playing music, it's the creation of sound, not just making familiar formulaic technique pleasant stuff.
Jeff was amazing. I'm gutted he's gone. Rip.
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉…
See you in Heaven Jeff✊️
I watched a live TV show of Jeff beck Cant remember the name or year but was in the 1980s he was with lots of Guitarists and people TV may know and played an upside down cord just to show off a bit and watched the others faces. I think he is the only one that could do that I know there are some not famous guitarists that play two guitars at once possibly might do that but it was for fun By Jeff. Thank you for this.
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉😂
Shred you should check out Megadeth when they played the BIG4 Sophia gig in 2010! Unless you have already? Anyways it's an AMAZING Set!! They must of had 666 grams of Wapian Hydration
Ahahahahahaaaaa!!!
ROCK On !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Shred for a great video. He deserved every word.
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉
Jeff Beck used to build his own Hot Rods like the ones you see in ZZ Top videos.
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉🎉
RIP buddy
RIP is only possible if you make peace with G-d
don´t die on your sins folks
repent
trust in the one that paid the price
May G-d bless you
Jeff Beck played in Twins with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny Devito.
Had the advantage of longevity that Hendrix, Clearance white, Charlie Christian did not. Even with the others living (or a Duane Allman) JEFF BECK would still rank among the best ever! Wish radio would play more guitar rock instrumentals. Without such as The Shadows, Ventures, Duane Eddy, or Link Wray...where would rock be today?!
He's fingerings the G string like a pro, for sure. RIP Jeff Beck. His music will live on for approximately 69,666.420 years.
The man played with Stevie Ray Vaughan and John McLaughlin.
Check out his solo on What God Wants part 3 by Roger Waters.
I like the Vai comparison by shred because they both could get so much out of the bent string and did great flicked whammy bar growls, but Beck seems more organic. The emotional expression, his range, vulnerability and tenderness to howling rage...1 of 1.
I have to say that even though I thought I was following Jeff Beck, I did not know the half of it. I managed to get some LPS, but I HAD MISSED SO MUCH. I went to a Jeff Beck Concert at the Albert Hall, and he was all by himself, with a accompaniment of a magical machine, with all the input arranged by Beck, and it was brilliant. I have followed Jeff Beck all my life and for all I know all my class mates at Sutton East did so as well, but I found it difficult to sometimes find what I wanted to find, and sometimes it was as though he did not exist! I looked out and would hear very occasionally, that a new record had come out. There was not much in the news either. He was so right, the British were not fans of "different" kinds of music. However, the American Market kept him and the various bands he joined through his life, and also the Japanese, earning a living. What Jeff really was,- was an inventor of new kinds of very different SOUNDS in music with an electric guitar, and new ways of expressing it. If any country was as into admiring great musicians, it is America, and also India and Japan, and probably Africa. I have found out in the past weeks what Jeff Beck has really done. He invented a new way of expressing himself , and a new way of playing the guitar that was unique to himself. His mother was a serious piano player and I had the same kind of mother, except that my mother was also interested in Jazz and the music of other countries all around the world, including African ones. She got me to play jazz at two pianos with her when I was 8 years old. It was not exactly my kind of music, but Jeff's mother who was seriously trained at the piano must have owned some records of the serious composers, such as those Jeff Beck mentioned -Mahler, Bach, Mozart etc, as I did, and also we lisite3d to African music, and Yuma Sumac the South American singer Yuma Sumac, who had a range of four octaves! I also wanted to invent a new kind of playing the piano but it was too difficult a task, and I failed. However Jeff Beck introduced Indian music, and seriously different SOUNDS into his playing that were modern and also ancient, like the Sitar, and the way that Hindu songs are sung by women, and like the Beach Boys' star inventor. I understand that now. That is the side of Jeff that is different from anyone else. It is the sounds and the invented ways of expressing those sounds, that is important about him. He said he was always looking for sounds that were "different", and he certainly did that! I have a daughter called Nadia, and I only found out tonight that the sounds are actually based on a real singers' way of expressing her Hindu songs, and a Musician from India who created the song. Jeff was playing another person's ways of expressing a song on the Guitar. No one has done this before in this way. He does it so well, and some. He already plays like no one else. I feel angry that the UK did not encourage him, but only too often, people think they understand and can judge. Jeff and his bands used the American market to earn a living. All his interviews include this fact. The larger markets understood what he was doing. More blinkered countries just did not hear it. I is also to do with publicity. I have heard guitarists who really know and understand the guitar explain why Jeff Beck is one of the greatest guitarists. It is because he plays it so differently. He invented a new way if getting the guitar to make different sounds not heard in Rock, and Fusion. Cynthia Allen McLaglen
The drummer is Anika Nilles a highly talented drummer.
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Jeff Beck was to guitar what Keith Emerson was to keyboards; they were both slumming it in rock and roll, and we are all blessed for it.
Dude THis song rocks, From the album "Guitar Shop" ummmm, track 4 i believe
Clapton always played it safe. He was impressed by Beck but hadn't the talent -- or courage -- to go there.
Canadian Rhonda Smith on Bass. From Prince's old band.
Jeff is the greatest - a musicians musician.
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉
Bro, I'm a composer..let me write an intro for your channel. Feel free to use my music.
With out a doubt the best but still Jimmy Page and Clapton in own style were best best Best of friends more than ever and none can be compared especially to Jeff Beff
Analyze Jeff's playing you can do
But can't be copied. I met him, he was also a sweet guy
Anyone that wants to get a well rounded taste of Jeff Beck. Watch Jeff beck live at Ronnie Scott's!
Cheers to. You Bro I am cheering with something with something. Else but I have been a fan since the 70s thanks for posting Peace ✌
I could try to learn Guthrie Govern stuff, ( with great difficulty) but I could never learn Jeff's stuff. In the words of Rick Beato " He's uncopyable." So much of HIM is there. 😢
' 'cause we've ended as lovers,' live at Ronnie Scott's. Haunting. Magical. One of a kind. 🙏.
Rick Beato. LOLZ.
There's imposters of you offering prizes out. Just so you know
RIP JEFF BECK, nice Video shred
It blew my mind when I realized he didn’t play with a pick
Nasty, just nasty rhythm section, so good!
RIP Jeff !! Ranking guitar players is for young people or magazines that want to increase their sales . As a great drummer from the past said when asked if Buddy Rich was the greatest drummer ever , the man replied it’s not a foot race . Where’s there’s first second and third . Beck was in the top level of rock guitarist, but it’s so much a matter of taste , Beck is number 2 in my book Page is number one . But it’s an opinion. Clapton is not in the top 10 of my list and Hendrix is probably around 7 or 8 . Keep a rockin
My rule of thumb is--if you're favorite guitarist thinks someone else is better than he---you probably ought to listen to what your favorite guitarist says, and listen to that guitarist! (hello--Jimmy Page fans!)
@@impalaman9707 what I said still holds better than is an opinion, in art , music , photography, etc . Since people from Vai , Eddie V. Have mentioned Page as a inspiration for their playing , not sure what you mean . Jimmy is very modest about himself .
@@22julip What I mean is---if you're favorite guitarist thinks someone else is better than he is---who are you to say that your favorite guitarist is wrong---since, after all, he is your favorite guitarist. And Beck IS superior to Page, regardless of whether Page is more popular than Beck
It has nothing to do with popularity Page is number 1 rock guitarist period !!! Page came before them all . Even Townsend still in high school saw Page play and knew he was going places .so did Ritchie Blackmore . Van Hallen got his taping from heartbreaker . Steve Via talked about Pages influence. So you don’t know what you’re talking about when you dismiss Page as popular, but it’s opinions so you can say what you like .
@@22julip Sorry---Jeff Beck is still better. Jimmy Page said so
There were/are great guitarists & then there’s Jeff Beck. Those others each had their general genre, while Beck had all genres. For one example, who else amongst them could possibly have pulled off the Les Paul tribute he staged? Touch, creativity, originality, unbridled passion up until the end, technical proficiency, any way you cut it he had no peers, literally one of a kind we’ll never see/hear again.
It always pissed me off when I would see Jimmy Page consistently ranked higher than Jeff Beck in GOAT polls, for no other reason, than he was more popular! Just because someone is more popular, doesn't make them better! More people may have had a chance to hear Jimmy Page through radio airplay--but that doesn't make him better than Jeff Beck. Jimmy Page, everybody's hero, even said Jeff Beck was better than him!
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🤔…..”out of the blue and into the black”…..seems like we’re really losing them now. JB….one of the greatest, no doubt.
Another one bites the dust. So sad….indeed.
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Yo his band is killin it! And a drum solo?! They all obviously drank sum WAP Juice before this performance muahahahaha
RIP Jeff Beck
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉
He did things on a Strat that won’t be copy!
Why can't you believe it? He was old and these things happen. My hero Jimmy Page is close to the end. I can't wait to hear Page play at Beck's tribute concert.
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666 likes cmon guys ! lets go
good video shred ;)
Rip Jeff Beck
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Jeff Beck was definitely by far the best out of the 3 (jimmy page eric clapton)
𝙃𝙚𝙮 ☝️𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣 𝙖 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙯𝙚 🎉
Love your tribute and analogy of Jeff Beck. I started playing guitar at fifteen. I didn't play any of the popular tunes because I didn't have the ear to pick out the notes but spent my time jumping up and down the fretboard getting my fingering faster and faster with no actual framework, just feeling. My parents thought I was crazy. Although I never played in a band I recorded dozens of CD's with dubbing equipment over the years. I had a stand-up bass and my fingers were strong. Never was I comparable to Jeff or Alvin Lee but I believe Jeff had that wild engagement and abandon musically that set him apart from that fast food analogy you described earlier. He was the real deal. Hendrix, Lee, Beck and a handful of others.