Met both at Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp last April in Las Vegas. Both were such great people. Beck was truly happy to be sharing his talent and inspiration with everyone present! What a true gentleman! I'm looking forward to seeing them again in Montclair NJ, next Wednesday the 16th!
Jeff Beck is the absolute Greatest Guitarist alive. No other can put the feeling into a song as he does, I will be seeing him for my third time in Detroit. Can't wait.
Jeff Beck, genius beyond compare, there are no other guitarists like him, he breaks all the rules, he won't be put in a box, he collaborates with all sorts of artists, he is in a class of his own, incidentally Danny Boy's lyrics were provided by Frederic Weatherly a native of Portishead, North Somerset, put to the traditional Irish tune of a 'Londonderry Air' which I have heard sung late at night in many Irish pubs.
So damn great! Saw them the next night in Clearwater, and was hoping somebody had the foresight to catch this one... I had goosebumps the whole time! Beck takes chances like nobody else... a real "genius" (and that word gets thrown around too much!)
I was thinking the same (re: a few more nights would cinch it)... already less "wobbles" the 2nd night, I think. I would see this show again in a heartbeat... as you say, every second was golden. BTW, Surf's Up was perfect @ Ruth Ekerd...
This is wonderful playing by Jeff Beck, but why is Brian Wilson even mentioned in the title? His role here is "Stand silently." I wanted to hear him sing!
Yeah, you're right ^ I checked out that Modest Mouse song...and started to dozing off at 2:10 (of 4 min song)...just a one chord jam & tons of effects. Don't get me wrong, i think Marr is a talented guitarist, but I prefer a great melody & a guitarists that have a signature sound...Both Jeff & Johnny do, no doubt. I just really dig the soulfulness of this performance & serving a great song well...Oh well, different strokes...
They made a few mistakes during the performance. Watch California Girls. Brian blows the lyrics in the first verse. It's rather funny when he realizes it. Beck stops the encore 3 times at one point, and during "You Know You Know", the drummer and the bass played messed up the end. This could have been Jeff's fault, too. I sat in for the sound check, and I got the impression that they hadn't rehearsed enough. None of this matters, I enjoyed every single second of it, sloppy or not.
The Beach Boys and the Yardbirds were on tour together in the mid 60s. Jeff has always been a fan and supposedly they were have been friends ever since. However, it was a very different kind of show. I got to sit in on a rehearsal, in fact.
Wow... this is what makes music so interesting....the different views on something like this...... I watch this and fall asleep and see nothing at all of interest going on.... whereas some of you call it genius ..... weird..... on the other hand I look at d1O2mExBZX8 and see genius and probably all of you would hate that :-) ... go figure....
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Love your soul Jeff!
Met both at Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp last April in Las Vegas. Both were such great people. Beck was truly happy to be sharing his talent and inspiration with everyone present! What a true gentleman! I'm looking forward to seeing them again in Montclair NJ, next Wednesday the 16th!
Jeff and Brian are my favorite artists and who the hell ever thought I'd see them together. And on my birthday at that! October 6th in Bethlehem Pa.
Thank you so much for posting this. Beautiful song. No one could play it as beautifully as Jeff Beck.
Who woulda ever envisioned this union of two of our heroes!!?? Oh but it blends so SWEETLY!!
Have seen him many times he
never disappoints one of the
best guitarists ever!
Jeff Beck was a gentleman and a kind soul. Glad he was there with Brian Wilson. Slainte.
Jeff Beck is the absolute Greatest Guitarist alive. No other can put the feeling into a song as he does, I will be seeing him for my third time in Detroit. Can't wait.
and i'll b seeing this show in a week,in Albany...looks like it's gonna b an amazing nite!!glad u guys appreciate the good stuff..
I saw this tour just friday!!!! What a blessing to se rock n roll's papaws!
The lyrics to this song is all about Brian Wilson. I'm glad we didn't loose him.
I ain't no rocker. But, if you got any soul at all, you will dig this! The guy can pick.
Jeff Beck, genius beyond compare, there are no other guitarists like him, he breaks all the rules, he won't be put in a box, he collaborates with all sorts of artists, he is in a class of his own, incidentally Danny Boy's lyrics were provided by Frederic Weatherly a native of Portishead, North Somerset, put to the traditional Irish tune of a 'Londonderry Air' which I have heard sung late at night in many Irish pubs.
+John Carter don't forget barry Mcguigans dad, before world title fights, oh danny bhoy!
We love u 2 Jeff!
He really knows how to run that whammy bar!
Yes, he does!
So damn great! Saw them the next night in Clearwater, and was hoping somebody had the foresight to catch this one... I had goosebumps the whole time! Beck takes chances like nobody else... a real "genius" (and that word gets thrown around too much!)
I was thinking the same (re: a few more nights would cinch it)... already less "wobbles" the 2nd night, I think. I would see this show again in a heartbeat... as you say, every second was golden.
BTW, Surf's Up was perfect @ Ruth Ekerd...
Wow.....rips your heart out!
P.S. So thanks for posting!
He handled that so musically
Maravilloso.
Beck ola!
que maestro jeff
This is wonderful playing by Jeff Beck, but why is Brian Wilson even mentioned in the title? His role here is "Stand silently." I wanted to hear him sing!
Yeah, you're right ^ I checked out that Modest Mouse song...and started to dozing off at 2:10 (of 4 min song)...just a one chord jam & tons of effects. Don't get me wrong, i think Marr is a talented guitarist, but I prefer a great melody & a guitarists that have a signature sound...Both Jeff & Johnny do, no doubt. I just really dig the soulfulness of this performance & serving a great song well...Oh well, different strokes...
It would be interesting to see how tight they get everything after they've been through it a few more times.
They made a few mistakes during the performance. Watch California Girls. Brian blows the lyrics in the first verse. It's rather funny when he realizes it. Beck stops the encore 3 times at one point, and during "You Know You Know", the drummer and the bass played messed up the end. This could have been Jeff's fault, too. I sat in for the sound check, and I got the impression that they hadn't rehearsed enough. None of this matters, I enjoyed every single second of it, sloppy or not.
OK...SO THATS HOW YOU SPOSED TO PLAY THE ELECTRIC-GIIITAAR ...SHIT MAN , (HUMBLE PIE...!)
Seems like a pretty strange pairing but it works.
The Beach Boys and the Yardbirds were on tour together in the mid 60s. Jeff has always been a fan and supposedly they were have been friends ever since. However, it was a very different kind of show. I got to sit in on a rehearsal, in fact.
Wow... this is what makes music so interesting....the different views on something like this...... I watch this and fall asleep and see nothing at all of interest going on.... whereas some of you call it genius ..... weird..... on the other hand I look at d1O2mExBZX8 and see genius and probably all of you would hate that :-) ... go figure....
Certainly needs a bit more wood shedding on this one----!!!
No one has his touch.
I love Jeff's playing too, but I don't shout out while he's playing because then people can't hear...sheesh!