Robert Plant, smiling quietly from the shadows of the room,...tells you all you need to know about this Jeff Beck performance! Amazing. No one plays like Jeff Beck. A master musician and unparalleled unique technique.
Chaque guitariste à son propre style,il n'est pas question de comparer.L'important pour le musicien c'est d'avoir le feeling comme James Marshall Hendrix,Frank Zappa,Jimmy Page, Johnny Winter,George Benson, Ritchie Blackmore,BB King,Aldi Meola, Paco de Lucia, Django Reinhardt, Angelo Debare,Stochelo Rosenberg. Reste la continuité sur 30,40,50ans de performances,ce qui pas donné à tous les guitar 🎸 player. Jeff nous l'avons écouté depuis qu'il était avec les Yard Birds avec Eric Clapton et Jimmy Page. Jeff avec sa disparition manquera à ses FANS mais il nous laisse sa musique comme tant de célèbres guitaristes disparus.
Jimmy Page was in the House too - of course along with Eric C who accompanied him for a few tunes later in the show. Quality performance. I always revert to this concert ad one of his best. God Bless Jeff - and Thank You!
I know you meant this as an ultimate compliment to Jeff, but think about it - there will never be anyone to play like me or you (and maybe neither of us is any great shakes at playing guitar, but we're probably both unique in some ways). What you love about his playing is more than that it was unique. It was also transcendent, beautiful, powerful and enduring. It moved millions of people. So being unique was maybe its least important characteristic (except that it was unique in being so powerful) ...
danny gatton is the best there ever was .. him and matteo and scotty anderson.. jeff beck has good feel... but he is nowhere even close to danny gatton or matteo..
Jeff is on Stage in Heaven with Hendrix ,Otis,Marvin Gay..so many other Artists ! ?? You will find me in front row in front of Jeff & Jimmy Hendrix for sure 💋🥰🔥😎🔥🥰💋🇱🇷
I’ve never seen “special effects” used to so perfectly suit the music. Usually those kinds of techniques are just used to thrill the crowd like a daredevil stunt but Jeff Beck manages to make them sound so musical and necessary. A true guitar master.
@@matthewleclair6817 that’s why I put “special effects” in quotation marks. I just mean fancy/showy techniques. But like I said, the way Jeff Beck used them they weren’t really showy. He made them musical in a way that few if any ever could. Undeniably one of the greatest musicians of all time.
@@LocalManMakesMusic I knew exactly what you meant. I had never heard this track before yesterday and it was my overriding impression on first listen - that he was was rarely playing "normally" throughout the track, but that it only added colour and interest without becoming gimmicky. Masterful.
Jeff’s performance here reminds me of the now old tv commercial introducing the new Porsche Carerra. “It’s everything we know so far; which is, a LOT. “ Jeff really brought it for this week of gigs, surrounded by three world chess players. He was having a ball.
I've been listening to Jeff Beck for maybe 50 years now and I have NEVER gotten tired if listening. I've seen this video many times before and it's like Manna from heaven for the ears and the spirit every time. It was so uplifting when he was still with us and it remains uplifting when I listen again but now, I'm sadly reconciled to hereafter being profoundly saddened again as I snap out of it and remember that he's not walking the planet at the same time I am anymore. At times it's grace to know that all things must pass and other times it's the tragic part of life. The greater the gift the greater our sadness when it passes... as it must.
Yes but however sad we are, he will be in a beautiful place. He was a good person who wanted to do good, and respected his friends and those he loved. His music was influenced by the music he heard in his home as his mother was a trained concert pianist, as mine was. When one hears all kinds of music it has a big influence on any music one might produce later & when one is young hearing different kinds of music is a good thing. Jeff used to take rides in his Uncle's sports car and he had a radio in it, so Jeff heard jazz of all kinds. All of it had an influence on him. My mother had the same background in music as his mother but in addition she also played jazz professionally. I heard all kinds of music, from Umar Sumac ( as Jeff also did) to African music from Kenya where I was brought up. Film music has had an influence also, as it did with Jeff. He was really special and his music was different too. Cynthia Allen-McLaglen
His right hand so eloquently working that trio of picking, tremolo baring, and volume-knobing, just makes me go crazy knowing how much mental/physical, synchronization that takes. You gotta be focused!
@@JackPetersonobl srv was transcendent he was more than music, the boy had a beautiful soul and his playing was divine and enrapturing. beck was great but very dull, just not enthralling.
Only Jeff Beck can make the guitar - Wisper / Talk / Shout / Scream all without stamping multiple pedals - all with his tremolo and volume nobs on the guitar and his magical fingers.
My 2 cents……it’s hard to listen and not get sad. His passing shocked me….and the world. I’m 75 and some of my friends are……getting close to the end, I fear. My life has been so much more than I imagined when I was a young man. I’m truly blessed. But who knows how much time is left. Jeff, Gary Moore …..none ever better…..and I miss them….Semper Fidelis Dave in Omaha commented Christmas Night 2024
It's like watching Stephan grapelli on violin - the mastery of 1 million subtleties of tone, inflection, vibrato, finger noise, etc. On every note that build something - that the phrase isn't just the notes, but everything, every sublet inflection, in every note, and the intention. Just jaw dropping.
Well said, Dave! I'm just in awe of this guy. Since the 60's, he's been my all-time favorite guitarist! Just a master of phrasing, using volume knob, vibrato and effects to perfection.
Nothing but bent, tickled, compressed, twisted, extended, nuanced in every conceivable way notes all infused with the healing power of true emotion and deep spirituality. All of it 100% authentic straight from the heart feeling that reflect his many years of lived experience. And, no simple or pure notes whatsoever except when they are, and then they are as pure and clean as the purest, untouched crystalline water from a sacred pool hidden deep within some undiscovered jungle (or, possibly from the garden of Eden.) I've loved his work beginning in the sixties (Yardbirds, then Jeff Beck Truth album). I used to think Jeff Beck was an extremely talented master of his craft; then I understood that Beck was an avatar; then he became the god of the guitar; then of all music. Now, I think he may actually be god come down to play the most incredible music ever to bless mortal ears. How good is something that you can't quite believe you're hearing, or when it's over that you can't quite believe you heard?
I’m so glad these videos of Jeff Beck are still around. What a player! This track is just amazing. So many surprises and wow moments. He will be loved and respected for many a year to come. Bless his memory! I feel privileged to have been alive during his time on this earth and to have experienced his magnificent playing
God Rest your soul Mate! Its a sad day for us since you've left us, but the wonderful recordings you have left us, whilst poor consolation do offer us some solace for your loss!!
An astonishing guitar player and musician. It's as though an immortal (with a sardonic sense of humor) briefly visited, and dropped bits of musical heaven on us. His work is consciousness expanding, for other musicians.
Some years back Jeff came by for coffee and a biscuit, I gave him a bag and asked him to take the dog out for a walk. When Jeff got back he asked if he did a good job with the dog, I told him yes Jeff, you did a good job walking the dog. We talked about how beautiful some types of weeds are. Cool guy, he was good with animals.
I was lucky enough to see Jeff Beck live once in my life. Jones Beach, Long Island ,New York...2018...Ann Wilson opened followed by Paul Rogers.... I saw three amazing legends that night.... I still think about that show
Rest in Peace Jeff Beck. An incredibly special guitarist who combined many music genres together such as rock, blues, jazz, and even R&B to create some of the most unique and inspiring music of all time.
Had to revisit this. With Vinnie C on drums and Tal on bass, supporting Jeff's magnificent playing, this makes it a perfect day. Miss you, Jeff but these videos will live forever.
Per un attimo, ho visto, Robert Plant e la cosa, mi ha fatto un enorme piacere! La sua presenza e l 'espressione di piacere per quella musica è stata grande. Penso, che Robert, ne è stato felicissimo ad assistere a questo spettacolo indimenticabile!!
I disagree. It's not at all unknown; we all get it at some deep level. That's what is so amazing We just don't have the words to describe what we are feeling..........
This is the one show I wished I was at. Ronnie Scotts is one of my favourite places, and to see this legend with a guest appearance from Eric Clapton, just wow, I envy anyone who was there.
I am a huge lover of classic rock and we were given a big stack of DVDs and blu-rays and one of them was a Jeff Beck Blu-ray and I can honestly say I may have heard of him before but never heard of any of his music so I came on here to see if it was worth hooking up the Blu-ray player and I like what I hear!
Beck is such an incredible musician. I also love how Tal watches the intro like we doing, visibly thinking “Holy Shit!”The whole band is making the song the incredible piece it is. Mingus on!
Jeff Beck absolutely rules Stratocaster. Jeff once said in a magazine. "I play the same guitar as everybody else". I know that. I also know that nobody, no guitar player, and no instrument in the world has that uncanny vicious sound, and one-of-a-kind style and tone of his. Nobody, and nothing else in the world.
Just a mind-blowing performance of this song. If you want to know the answer to the question who is the best guitarist in the world - just watch this video
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I'm a 74 year old player, I can tell you this Nobody will ever replace this legend. RIP Jeff Los Angeles
I can't imagine anyone making a guitar do what Jeff made it do. RIP
Scott Henderson?
I saw him in a band in a West Palm BeachThe Water Shed bar playing with a band sounded like Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green & 2 female singers
I miss him. No one can replace him but maybe a young guy will come along and excell at a similar technique
@@noteultra7238 Still waiting for the next Beatles to come along.Wont happen in my life though am 74😃 Jeff was unique, just like The Beatles.
Robert Plant, smiling quietly from the shadows of the room,...tells you all you need to know about this Jeff Beck performance! Amazing. No one plays like Jeff Beck. A master musician and unparalleled unique technique.
I know right, I thought I saw Brian May one time, but sadly I may have been hallucinating. Plant did tweet love for Jeff and his wife though
Indeed- no one plays like Jeff Beck. Uncopyable, as the great Rick Beato said.
@@markphillips1824Brian May was close to Beck and I believe he gave him the nickname of the Guvnor.
Chaque guitariste à son propre style,il n'est pas question de comparer.L'important pour le musicien c'est d'avoir le feeling comme James Marshall Hendrix,Frank Zappa,Jimmy Page, Johnny Winter,George Benson, Ritchie Blackmore,BB King,Aldi Meola, Paco de Lucia,
Django Reinhardt, Angelo Debare,Stochelo Rosenberg.
Reste la continuité sur 30,40,50ans de performances,ce qui pas donné à tous les guitar 🎸 player.
Jeff nous l'avons écouté depuis qu'il était avec les Yard Birds avec Eric Clapton et Jimmy Page.
Jeff avec sa disparition manquera à ses FANS mais il nous laisse sa musique comme tant de célèbres guitaristes disparus.
Jimmy Page was in the House too - of course along with Eric C who accompanied him for a few tunes later in the show. Quality performance. I always revert to this concert ad one of his best.
God Bless Jeff - and Thank You!
There will NEVER be anyone to ever play guitar like Jeff Beck again. RIP Jeff.
Nope to hard to copy
corect
I know you meant this as an ultimate compliment to Jeff, but think about it - there will never be anyone to play like me or you (and maybe neither of us is any great shakes at playing guitar, but we're probably both unique in some ways). What you love about his playing is more than that it was unique. It was also transcendent, beautiful, powerful and enduring. It moved millions of people. So being unique was maybe its least important characteristic (except that it was unique in being so powerful) ...
i hope there will be. maybe not copying but taking it further. jeff listened to jansch and renbourn and took it further
danny gatton is the best there ever was .. him and matteo and scotty anderson.. jeff beck has good feel... but he is nowhere even close to danny gatton or matteo..
Jeff Beck departed this plane of existence yesterday. After Hendrix died, Beck took his place. I will miss this man. So brilliant.
For real? Good to know
Great guitar player
Hendrix wished he was this good.
@@davidrhoads2131 Actually, Beck considered giving up guitar after he saw Hendrix the first time. Beck woulda told you Hendrix was the best.
Jeff is on Stage in Heaven with Hendrix ,Otis,Marvin Gay..so many other Artists ! ?? You will find me in front row in front of Jeff & Jimmy Hendrix for sure 💋🥰🔥😎🔥🥰💋🇱🇷
Nobody, and I mean nobody, will ever play the guitar like Jeff Beck!!!
Amen!
No one indeed
Coming from a person of your stature, high praise indeed.
I agree with you. Many people play like EVH, or Satriani o Vai , nobody play like JB? Fingerstyle, tremolo bar, volume (gain), all at the same time
Jeff Beck plays with Feel and Flow and yeah you're right no one will again sadly 😢
Jeff didn't just play the notes; he played inside the notes, with breathtaking beauty. We'll not hear his like again.
Well spoken
He played notes that don’t exist
I’ve never seen “special effects” used to so perfectly suit the music. Usually those kinds of techniques are just used to thrill the crowd like a daredevil stunt but Jeff Beck manages to make them sound so musical and necessary. A true guitar master.
No effects there all Jeff's hand techniques
@@matthewleclair6817 that’s why I put “special effects” in quotation marks. I just mean fancy/showy techniques. But like I said, the way Jeff Beck used them they weren’t really showy. He made them musical in a way that few if any ever could. Undeniably one of the greatest musicians of all time.
@@LocalManMakesMusic I knew exactly what you meant. I had never heard this track before yesterday and it was my overriding impression on first listen - that he was was rarely playing "normally" throughout the track, but that it only added colour and interest without becoming gimmicky. Masterful.
Its never a gimmick with Jeff its just a part of his vocabulary WTF!!!!
well said, I thought the same, the whole song is full of that, but it's never too much and always fits in the song,
absoultely amazing!
Rest In Peace Mr. Beck.... moving, genius, you left the world with perfect music... we will never forget you.
I doubt I'll ever see a person more in command of an electric guitar - this side of heaven anyway: That was absolutely beautiful.
no doubt Jeff is in command he is the master!
In my humble opinion, this is the best live album Jeff Beck ever made. It’s perfect!
Jeff’s performance here reminds me of the now old tv commercial introducing the new Porsche Carerra. “It’s everything we know so far; which is, a LOT. “
Jeff really brought it for this week of gigs, surrounded by three world chess players. He was having a ball.
It's up there definitely
Hendrix and Beck's sound was abstract, in a lane of their own. Don't even get me started on their Bar work! outstanding !!
I've been listening to Jeff Beck for maybe 50 years now and I have NEVER gotten tired if listening. I've seen this video many times before and it's like Manna from heaven for the ears and the spirit every time. It was so uplifting when he was still with us and it remains uplifting when I listen again but now, I'm sadly reconciled to hereafter being profoundly saddened again as I snap out of it and remember that he's not walking the planet at the same time I am anymore. At times it's grace to know that all things must pass and other times it's the tragic part of life.
The greater the gift the greater our sadness when it passes... as it must.
Yes but however sad we are, he will be in a beautiful place. He was a good person who wanted to do good, and respected his friends and those he loved. His music was influenced by the music he heard in his home as his mother was a trained concert pianist, as mine was. When one hears all kinds of music it has a big influence on any music one might produce later & when one is young hearing different kinds of music is a good thing. Jeff used to take rides in his Uncle's sports car and he had a radio in it, so Jeff heard jazz of all kinds. All of it had an influence on him. My mother had the same background in music as his mother but in addition she also played jazz professionally. I heard all kinds of music, from Umar Sumac ( as Jeff also did) to African music from Kenya where I was brought up. Film music has had an influence also, as it did with Jeff. He was really special and his music was different too. Cynthia Allen-McLaglen
Tal's smile, Jeff's singing guitar and the drummer providing the groove - what do I need more to be happy?
There should have been a sign outside saying “Genius At Work” … R.I.P. Jeff
His right hand so eloquently working that trio of picking, tremolo baring, and volume-knobing, just makes me go crazy knowing how much mental/physical, synchronization that takes. You gotta be focused!
He's not just a musician, but He's a magician , and no one can touch what He's done. I struggle with the past tense.
Nobody touches this guy - not even close. JB Live at Ronnie Scotts w/o Clapton is my funeral music and is in my will. So sorely missed.
SRV is the best and you better bend the knee
@@SkyNetGeneral- Saw SRV's last show at Alpine - blew Clapton away. Still doesnt come close to Beck
or Gilmour for that matter. WTF is bend the knee?
@@JackPetersonobl srv was transcendent he was more than music, the boy had a beautiful soul and his playing was divine and enrapturing. beck was great but very dull, just not enthralling.
Rip Jeff Beck. A master. Nobody can fill his shoes.
Noooooo!! Omg I wasn't aware! What a loss.😢😮
Only Jeff Beck can make the guitar - Wisper / Talk / Shout / Scream all without stamping multiple pedals - all with his tremolo and volume nobs on the guitar and his magical fingers.
The one true Stratocaster Master. Robert Plant seemed to like it.
I love how much fun they are obviously having.
My 2 cents……it’s hard to listen and not get sad. His passing shocked me….and the world. I’m 75 and some of my friends are……getting close to the end, I fear. My life has been so much more than I imagined when I was a young man. I’m truly blessed. But who knows how much time is left. Jeff, Gary Moore …..none ever better…..and I miss them….Semper Fidelis Dave in Omaha commented Christmas Night 2024
I remember buying his album “Blow by Blow in the 70’s, when was learning the guitar and I must say it left me speechless.
The Greatest Guitarist Ever
He doesn't play guitar , he tells the guitar what to do , he's a complete master of his craft , WOW 😮 RIP Jeff x
Untouchable by anyone on this planet.
Six minutes in heaven. RIP grandmaster.
He made musical history right there
It's like watching Stephan grapelli on violin - the mastery of 1 million subtleties of tone, inflection, vibrato, finger noise, etc. On every note that build something - that the phrase isn't just the notes, but everything, every sublet inflection, in every note, and the intention. Just jaw dropping.
Well said, Dave! I'm just in awe of this guy. Since the 60's, he's been my all-time favorite guitarist! Just a master of phrasing, using volume knob, vibrato and effects to perfection.
Nothing but bent, tickled, compressed, twisted, extended, nuanced in every conceivable way notes all infused with the healing power of true emotion and deep spirituality. All of it 100% authentic straight from the heart feeling that reflect his many years of lived experience.
And, no simple or pure notes whatsoever except when they are, and then they are as pure and clean as the purest, untouched crystalline water from a sacred pool hidden deep within some undiscovered jungle (or, possibly from the garden of Eden.)
I've loved his work beginning in the sixties (Yardbirds, then Jeff Beck Truth album). I used to think Jeff Beck was an extremely talented master of his craft; then I understood that Beck was an avatar; then he became the god of the guitar; then of all music. Now, I think he may actually be god come down to play the most incredible music ever to bless mortal ears.
How good is something that you can't quite believe you're hearing, or when it's over that you can't quite believe you heard?
Great reference
I’m so glad these videos of Jeff Beck are still around. What a player! This track is just amazing. So many surprises and wow moments. He will be loved and respected for many a year to come. Bless his memory! I feel privileged to have been alive during his time on this earth and to have experienced his magnificent playing
He’s just so totally unique in nearly every aspect of his playing. Defies definition. A gift to music and the guitar. Thanks Jeff.
I've been following Jeff back from his first album Beck o l o a
R.I.P. dear Jeff. An infinite loss to the world of us mortals. Your music as your notes always flying in the Ether from and to forever.
Technically, one of the best to ever pick up a guitar 👍
I believe he's the greatest living 'guitar', yet the music industry shuns him, given his pan genre mastery.
Well he keeps following his muse instead pf having one band that keeps foing one sound
Since he is not a singer he must find situations
Thanks for the memories, always cutting edge, Jeff took the electric guitar to places no one could, a true virtuoso. RIP Mr. Beck...
OMG... THE BEST.... even for THE BEST; that was THE BEST!
The best exponent of the tremolo arm in my opinion,I usually hate it when guitarists over use it but Beck makes it musical.
There will never be another guitarist at this level. Jeff was a singularity. Thanks for all the tunes!
Absolutely unmatchable. RIP LEGEND
Jeff Beck, the ultimate master of the Strat Guitar
Charles Mingus loved what Jeff did with his song. He even sent Jeff a letter to that effect.
In my opinion this is the best ensemble that Jeff put together. Tal & Vinnie! Wonderful.
Truly unbelievable! I grew up listening to him since his days with the Yardbirds. A loss that shook the world. RIP Jeff.
I was so sad to hear about Jeff's passing. He's gone on to join so many other amazing guitarist for that great gig in the sky
This rendition BLOWS ME AWAY ...NO ONE LIKE SIR JEFF ???? FANTASTIC BLUES GUITAR
The sheer musicality! The improvisational focus!
God Rest your soul Mate! Its a sad day for us since you've left us, but the wonderful recordings you have left us, whilst poor consolation do offer us some solace for your loss!!
The best live Beck recordings the Ronnie Scott’s shows insane guitar playing
My favorite guitarist of all time !
So sad my guitar hero gone! There will be no more wondering with anticipation his next record?RIP dear sir 😊
It's hard to believe the master is gone!
Uuuuuh, Plant smiling!!! This is so precious!
An astonishing guitar player and musician. It's as though an immortal (with a sardonic sense of humor) briefly visited, and dropped bits of musical heaven on us. His work is consciousness expanding, for other musicians.
Some years back Jeff came by for coffee and a biscuit, I gave him a bag and asked him to take the dog out for a walk. When Jeff got back he asked if he did a good job with the dog, I told him yes Jeff, you did a good job walking the dog. We talked about how beautiful some types of weeds are. Cool guy, he was good with animals.
I was lucky enough to see Jeff Beck live once in my life. Jones Beach, Long Island ,New York...2018...Ann Wilson opened followed by Paul Rogers.... I saw three amazing legends that night.... I still think about that show
Rest in Peace Jeff Beck. An incredibly special guitarist who combined many music genres together such as rock, blues, jazz, and even R&B to create some of the most unique and inspiring music of all time.
Man, Jeff is from an entirely different planet. The stuff he does with harmonics.
Rest in peace Jeff Beck!!! I know he’s still jamming out in heaven…ain’t no way he’s gonna stop!
I never got to see Jimi, but seeing Jeff Beck and Stevie Ray together was the greatest thrill ever
So thankful I got to see him live. It was amazing. See you in heaven
At around 4 and a half minutes he's got that guitar sounding just like a keyboard ♥️🎸
He came up to his rig and turned on the flanger right before.
Miss you Jeff. Travel well.
He blows the audience away as only he could do!
Thankfully we have these videos of his brilliance
One of my favorite pieces by him... I will miss you dearly - you left too soon. R.I.P Mr. Beck
Run in Paradise Jeff you were the best there ever was...
A master at work, God bless him.
Jeff Beck the absolute master of the Stratocaster great band all also masters of their instruments. Fantastic😎👍🏻
Intro was Pork Pie Hat right into Brush With The Blues. NOBODY is more dynamic than this man!
Beck, Clapton, SRV, ….. I’m so lucky to call it my youth. Really hard to find “real” music these days.
Had to revisit this. With Vinnie C on drums and Tal on bass, supporting Jeff's magnificent playing, this makes it a perfect day. Miss you, Jeff but these videos will live forever.
Finally! Iwas listening this music in audio version. But now, full experience. Zoran from Serbia
A complete mastery of the instrument tbh
Best guitarist ever
Breathtaking... GOAT
Per un attimo, ho visto, Robert Plant e la cosa, mi ha fatto un enorme piacere! La sua presenza e l 'espressione di piacere per quella musica è stata grande. Penso, che Robert, ne è stato felicissimo ad assistere a questo spettacolo indimenticabile!!
That harmonic at 4:40. Just, wow. No one like him.
I have been in radio silence to the music of Mr. Beck since his death. This is my re-entry and it had me smiling captivatedly throughout.
Jeff speaks an unknown language on guitar, and no one has broken the code
Probably the best quote I've ever hearc about the Guv'nor.
I disagree. It's not at all unknown; we all get it at some deep level. That's what is so amazing We just don't have the words to describe what we are feeling..........
Riveting!! Mr Beck is tremendous!! And then some.
This is the one show I wished I was at. Ronnie Scotts is one of my favourite places, and to see this legend with a guest appearance from Eric Clapton, just wow, I envy anyone who was there.
I saw this line up in Glasgow. I was in musical heaven.
@@glasgowkiwi you are very lucky. A wonderful memory to cherish
Mr. Beck rest in peace.. nobody knows how you made that incredible sound with lo
AX🙏
....and Tal with wonderful smile.....I love her
Leaves everybody in his wake!
Miss Jeff Beck! Nobody plays like him...😢😮💔💔🎸🎸🎸
Oh hell yeah jeff is awesome but did you check out the audios
I am a huge lover of classic rock and we were given a big stack of DVDs and blu-rays and one of them was a Jeff Beck Blu-ray and I can honestly say I may have heard of him before but never heard of any of his music so I came on here to see if it was worth hooking up the Blu-ray player and I like what I hear!
Beck is such an incredible musician. I also love how Tal watches the intro like we doing, visibly thinking “Holy Shit!”The whole band is making the song the incredible piece it is. Mingus on!
One of THE most incredible DVD's EVER.....!!!!! A guitarist's MUST HAVE.
See Jeff Beck at Ronnie Scott's club is like seeing him in your living room. What a venue.
Only be 1 Jeff Beck 🙏🎼
That guitar is almost part of him..... Jeff Beck is one guitarist No One could come close to sounding like, or covering....
Totally agree with all of you
Jeff Beck absolutely rules Stratocaster. Jeff once said in a magazine. "I play the same guitar as everybody else". I know that. I also know that nobody, no guitar player, and no instrument in the world has that uncanny vicious sound, and one-of-a-kind style and tone of his. Nobody, and nothing else in the world.
Can't believe he's gone. He pushed the envelope, exquisitely.
The way he slaps the wammy bar to get that trill is amazing.To be in his head would be a trip of a lifetime.
Surely that' impossible. Fabulous.
Beck and Colaiuta on the same stage. Leave me there forever.
RIP Jeff Beck 😪 ,Guitar innovator.God Bless🙏
Two of my all time favourites - this “combo” version is crazy and sublime all at the same time. This band was on fire; thank God it was recorded!
This was his best line up ever, sooo intimate!!
Just a mind-blowing performance of this song. If you want to know the answer to the question who is the best guitarist in the world - just watch this video
An absolute master - Jeff Beck manages to get an unbelievable array of tones from the guitar
Absolute Master
great to see Tai and Vinnie smile as they join the sound
You may like the song, or the amazing guitar work, or the band together, but he takes all those to another place. It's artistry.