Me and wife are flying to London to see The JEFF BECK TRIBUTE on Tuesday the 23rd flyin from Newark international airport, we Live in Lakewood New Jersey. Flying out Saturday may 20thcoming home the following Friday26 We're going to Liverpool also. But Our main reason is Jeff and Sandra,🇬🇧❤️❤️ XOXO 🇺🇲
met him once after his Vancouver show with Rod Stewart..he came to the Metro with 2 lady friends ..lovely man very sweet and humble wow..... RIP Jeff u r sorely missed
❤🎶Beautiful tribute to Jeff.. from dearest friend Eric! 🎶💔 You can feel the sorrow.. in every word he sings.!🎶❤ R.I.P. Jeff Beck 🙏🥀 🎸 Always will be.. remembered. ❤Thank you SM.. for posting. 👍
@@susankirkland3852 It has a very very long history, started as Jack Hall early eighteenth century, evolved to Sam Hall mid nineteenth century and so on . Well worth looking up the history of the song as "Sam Hall Chimney Sweep" so as not to confuse with Johnny Cash song of similar name. ☘️🙏👍
This is a song called Jack Hall. It’s an English folk song about a Highwayman and dates from the early 1700s. Fantastic version, thank you for sharing and of course Jeff Beck RIP
Ooi I discovered Jack Hall played by Sam Carter on Later... With Jools Holland some years ago on the BBC, which I can’t find at present. However, here’s a recent performance by Sam for anyone interested. It’s fascinating how these old songs are re-interpreted in such different ways! ua-cam.com/video/7sItmXs2cFY/v-deo.html
@@watfordkev Thanks for that link I enjoyed that version best so far and could hear the words / story much clearer. I couldn’t work out from Eric’s recording. Cheers
Very nice rendition of this ballade and a fitting tribute to the greatest electric guitar-player since Jimi Hendrix! This is what 's called to pass things on through song by one of the greatest troubadours still alive.....!
I spoke to Jeff in 2001 after a gig in Amsterdam and asked him who is the greatest electric guitar player ever and he said without hesitation ,Jimi Hendrix ofcourse .... Then i said but at this moment ,and he pointed to himself and put on a cheeky smile.... So i'm sure he doesn't mind me saying that......! No offence intended mate....!
@@thewordofgord you’re welcome. Ooi I discovered Jack Hall played by Sam Carter on Later... With Jools Holland some years ago on the BBC, which I can’t find at present. However, here’s a recent performance by Sam for anyone interested. It’s fascinating how these old songs are re-interpreted in such different ways! ua-cam.com/video/7sItmXs2cFY/v-deo.html
@@keikom7881 Ok,so the song is called Sam Hall,written in 1707 about a crimainal-google Sam Hall folk song and there is a wiki page and other stuff.I am English and not a folk song fan,definetely a Beck fan tho!,but the arrangement has an Irish sound to it and Beck did some interpretations of Irish stuff,probably why Clapton chose it.Hope this helps!
They were friends. No doubt there are personal reasons, that we will not fully appreciate, for the choice of song here. I’m sure that Eric knew Jeff’s music probably better than us and that the choice of song here is appropriate from one friend to another.
Jeff did not alway “rock out” as you misleadingly stated. During his 2014 tour he played “Danny Boy”. An old Irish folk song played in pubs at closing time and, more importantly, at funerals.
@@dadgad0 You're probably right. I just didn't really like Eric's performance and song choice. I've followed Jeff's whole career and have seen him many times. The memories I want to keep of Jeff are either from Blow-Up where's he's destroying his guitar or when he's playing a white strat with Tal or Imogen or Vinnie or Imelda and it's loud with feedback and whammy bar and harmonics.
@@Notes-From-Underground66 I know Jeff's music pretty well, I've seen him a dozen times and followed his whole career. I know the tune "Danny Boy" but I like "Greensleeves" better that he did on his first album better for that type of tune. My best friend is Irish so I get it. I just prefer to remember him from Blow-Up where's he's destroying his guitar or when he's playing a his white Strat with Tal or Imogen or Vinnie or Imelda and it's loud with feedback and whammy bar and harmonics.That type of material is prominent in his catalog of work.
Never fails to amaze me after sixty years. What a musician.
Jeff Beck forever.....🕉
Thank you Eric, beautiful.
You can hear the emotion in Eric's voice, bless him.
RIP Jeff Beck. Lovely tribute. Thank you Eric Clapton ❤️🙏
There was nothing like it when Jeff and Eric would play together. Thank Mr. Clapton. May God Bless You.
Really lovely tribute to Jeff from his good friend Eric… a lot of emotion in his vocals here.
Me and wife are flying to London to see The JEFF BECK TRIBUTE on Tuesday the 23rd flyin from Newark international airport, we Live in Lakewood New Jersey. Flying out Saturday may 20thcoming home the following Friday26
We're going to Liverpool also. But Our main reason is Jeff and Sandra,🇬🇧❤️❤️ XOXO 🇺🇲
met him once after his Vancouver show with Rod Stewart..he came to the Metro with 2 lady friends ..lovely man very sweet and humble wow..... RIP Jeff u r sorely missed
A very moving tribute to late great Jeff Beck..What a legend singing for a legend….😂❤
無駄な演出も無くセットもシンプル、純粋に音楽だけを堪能出来るライブですね。
God bless Jeff Beck who gave it all for the world !!!
Eric is a True Friend
A beautiful tribute we will all Miss Jeff Beck
God bless Jeff Beck
It is amazes me Eric you can play any type of music and that is a compliment to your band ❤
2009 埼玉アリーナ Eric&Jeff liveTシャツで 21日(金) 追悼込めて 行きました❤ ericの歌声 ギター 沁みました
Rest in peace Mr Jeff Beck
El Tributo de un Gigante a un Genio...
Exactly...please Erick...stay with us for many many years...hope God thinks like me..take care and stay
...thank...love...you eric...we will never have another angel like jeff...thank god for all the wonderful recordings...love...
❤🎶Beautiful tribute to Jeff.. from dearest friend Eric! 🎶💔 You can feel the sorrow.. in every word he sings.!🎶❤
R.I.P. Jeff Beck 🙏🥀 🎸 Always will be.. remembered. ❤Thank you SM.. for posting. 👍
Thank you for upload! great music dedicated to legend from legend and we thank for them
This is the first time that I've heard Clapton play Celtic music but it's fitting because it is the soul music of Britain.
Do you know the name of the song by any chance. I know I’ve heard it before and it’s driving me nuts. Very beautiful
Oh it’s called Jack Hall… I see someone on this thread named it 👍
Sam hall, chimney sweep
@@susankirkland3852 It has a very very long history, started as Jack Hall early eighteenth century, evolved to Sam Hall mid nineteenth century and so on . Well worth looking up the history of the song as "Sam Hall Chimney Sweep" so as not to confuse with Johnny Cash song of similar name. ☘️🙏👍
@@jimbanda thanks Jim 👍
This is a song called Jack Hall. It’s an English folk song about a Highwayman and dates from the early 1700s. Fantastic version, thank you for sharing and of course Jeff Beck RIP
Thank you for naming the song. I’ve been trying to think where I’ve heard it before since hearing Eric sing it.
I just checked it out and I think Jack Hall - Longford Row (2011) is the version I’ve heard before
Ooi I discovered Jack Hall played by Sam Carter on Later... With Jools Holland some years ago on the BBC, which I can’t find at present. However, here’s a recent performance by Sam for anyone interested. It’s fascinating how these old songs are re-interpreted in such different ways! ua-cam.com/video/7sItmXs2cFY/v-deo.html
@@watfordkev Thanks for that link I enjoyed that version best so far and could hear the words / story much clearer. I couldn’t work out from Eric’s recording. Cheers
Richard Thompson did a song called Sam Hall on his wonderful 1000 Years of Popular Music album which is a variation on this. Isn't Eric singing Sam?
God Bless You Eric
Jeff Beck is the best 🎸🎵🎶 ever...
Life is so short, we better be prepared to savor every moment!
Eric always knew Jeff was the Guvnor. ty 4 music
This is beautiful sounds amazing nice video footage 💙🎸👏😎
Very nice rendition of this ballade and a fitting tribute to the greatest electric guitar-player since Jimi Hendrix!
This is what 's called to pass things on through song by one of the greatest troubadours still alive.....!
Beck surpassed Hendrix 30 years ago!
It's a tribute to Beck, not Hendrix.
I spoke to Jeff in 2001 after a gig in Amsterdam and asked him who is the greatest electric guitar player ever and he said without hesitation ,Jimi Hendrix ofcourse ....
Then i said but at this moment ,and he pointed to himself and put on a cheeky smile....
So i'm sure he doesn't mind me saying that......!
No offence intended mate....!
@@popsfereallighten up!! Nobody’s disrespecting, & Jeff would consider it the ultimate compliment. Check your history. & thank you Eric Clapton!!!
Show Special! Epic ! There are many Champions on the World Stage ...Love.
History!
Thank you for sharing. Domo arigato.
Very nice. I just couldn’t think who I’d heard singing this before… I think at a slightly faster tempo. Lovely song
Johnny Cash.
Mark Knopfler also does a great version of this.
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Well done, yes sir. Now go play some wild thang for him, for you and for the rest of us.
😢❤🎶🎸❤😢
Идол моје младости,давно беше.
First Jimi, after Michael, later Stevie and recently Jeff. Eric's heart must be very strong to feel every friend die......
And Duane too
Oh Eric please sell the videos for charity for the RAH memorial for all his fans to enjoy
RIP 🇬🇧 🙏
What should happen is Jeff's best mate Jimmy should do a tribute with Jeff's good mate Rod! Now that would be fitting
"The rich must serve the poor, so must I, so must I.."
Don't know the song..😢but Eruc is a very caring person😮
Lovely thanks. This an old folk ballad? I should know it but don't. Anyone?
You’re right, it’s called Jack Hall from early 1700s!
@@watfordkev Thanks Kevin. Even with all my UK Folk cd's going way back, I did not know this one!
@@thewordofgord you’re welcome. Ooi I discovered Jack Hall played by Sam Carter on Later... With Jools Holland some years ago on the BBC, which I can’t find at present. However, here’s a recent performance by Sam for anyone interested. It’s fascinating how these old songs are re-interpreted in such different ways! ua-cam.com/video/7sItmXs2cFY/v-deo.html
He's definitely saying Sam Hall.
Listen to the very beginning.
As amazing as he is on guitar.I think his vocals my surpass his playing.😊
これは素晴らしい演奏と歌声ですね。観に行けなかったので、これが聴けて良かったです。イギリスの民謡なのですか？勉強不足ですみません。
Irish I think-somebody said a Celtic song-definetely sounds that way especially at the end,its not English pretty sure of that.
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Thank you,from Tokyo.
@@keikom7881 Ok,so the song is called Sam Hall,written in 1707 about a crimainal-google Sam Hall folk song and there is a wiki page and other stuff.I am English and not a folk song fan,definetely a Beck fan tho!,but the arrangement has an Irish sound to it and Beck did some interpretations of Irish stuff,probably why
Clapton chose it.Hope this helps!
@@robertosborne7542
丁寧なお返事どうもありがとう！！感謝します🙏とてもよくわかります。私もベックのファンです。ベックは確かにドーナル・ラニーの曲を演奏していましたね😊
Beck was just jamming with Johnny Depp and poof, gone.
He shoulda' played a rocker, Jeff was always a rocker. This is old man music and Jeff would have none of it and Jeff never got old.
They were friends. No doubt there are personal reasons, that we will not fully appreciate, for the choice of song here. I’m sure that Eric knew Jeff’s music probably better than us and that the choice of song here is appropriate from one friend to another.
Jeff did not alway “rock out” as you misleadingly stated. During his 2014 tour he played “Danny Boy”. An old Irish folk song played in pubs at closing time and, more importantly, at funerals.
@@dadgad0 You're probably right. I just didn't really like Eric's performance and song choice. I've followed Jeff's whole career and have seen him many times. The memories I want to keep of Jeff are either from Blow-Up where's he's destroying his guitar or when he's playing a white strat with Tal or Imogen or Vinnie or Imelda and it's loud with feedback and whammy bar and harmonics.
@@Notes-From-Underground66 I know Jeff's music pretty well, I've seen him a dozen times and followed his whole career. I know the tune "Danny Boy" but I like "Greensleeves" better that he did on his first album better for that type of tune. My best friend is Irish so I get it. I just prefer to remember him from Blow-Up where's he's destroying his guitar or when he's playing a his white Strat with Tal or Imogen or Vinnie or Imelda and it's loud with feedback and whammy bar and harmonics.That type of material is prominent in his catalog of work.
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