I have known that Jeff Beck was a guitar player since I was a teenager in the 70s. But since I'm not a musician, I didn't follow his career. He was brought to my attention through a guitarist friend about 7 years ago. After seeing the "Moon River" video, I delved deeper and quickly became utterly enchanted with his talent - his ability to bring me to tears with the emotion he plays on his guitar. I have never heard anyone play the guitar the way he does. It's not his technical ability that separates him - it's the feeling he conveys through the instrument that is so incredibly moving. I'm so sorry that I discovered him just several years ago. I'm sorry that I never saw him perform live. But I am grateful for the treasure trove of music he made and has left for us all to enjoy forever. As I'm watching all these videos of his performances, unlike a lot of musicians - especially rock guitarists - Jeff's facial expressions show his love for the music and his respect for the other performers he is playing with. Labeling him as a rock guitarist seems unfair. I have seen videos of him performing just about every single genre of music there is - and doing it all with absolute joy and dedication to his craft. Jeff Beck is truly an anomaly - unique from all others. I hope his legacy lives on to inspire us all...
You could not have said it better. I might have seen him in a short appearance in one of those all day concerts in the 70’s. And what annoys me the most is the fact that he played not far from where I live but I still wasn’t aware of his uniqueness.
Jeff, was 67 when this was recorded. Let that sink in. One of the very best to ever play, Jeff was a giant combination of talent grace and style. Simply astonishing. We will never see the likes of him again. Rest in Peace fine Sir
And now in 2024, I am 67.(!) Mind-blowing. At 79 he played his last two tours playing at top form! The same year as this Jeff toured wit Eric Clapton. If you missed that. Jeff played a set. Then Eric, then they played a shorter set together. Amazing 🎆 🎇 UA-cam has some show(s). I miss him. It was such a shock. He looked so good. Playing beautifully. Then 2 months after the American tour. Gone. He blessed us for 50+ years though!
He is totally unique. All his influences growing up. Blues, Rock-a-Billy, jazz, rock. Then discarding the pick all together and using his thumb and fingers to play. It gave him his own sound. Eric Clapton said it sounds like he pulls the notes out of the guitar 🎸
'The best' is subjective, but no one can do what Jeff did, and if they can i've not seen it, people zoom in to watch his hands but still don't have a clue, he lightly strums the strings with the soft bad of his thumb while holding the whammy bar in his palm and adjusting the volume and tone up and down with his little finger, watch him again and he does it differently.
We have lost many wonderful artists from all genres of music. Death is part of life. Yet, the loss of Jeff, has affected me profoundly, and his passing seems very personal to me. I know in my heart, that millions feel the same way. RIP
@@csisalesbasics673 I know exactly how you feel, jeff was such an inspiration to so many, especially tal! She's heartbroken on Jeff's loss, I feel for her profusely on the loss of the most loving band mate / father figure, we all ever had, rip Jeff, his memory will without doubt live forever. Xxxx
For 60 YEARS Jeff has been one of the best and he is still willing to play clubs and small halls where the audience can feel close to him. Art For Art Sake
@@arneemilbredland2339 It's why it is right to use the word "genius" of him. As if the Lord made him and made him lyrical thus to hear him is to feel His pleasure. I'm an agnostic but am driven to the language of religion to express why he does for me what bo other electric guitarist ever has. And by all accounts he is a lovely, humble man. Hope he keeps going to over 100!
@@garymorgan3314 I agree with you to a certain extent, but I really just feel good about Jeff`s playing and music and his ability to make music with so many different artists. Would love to hear him with Kari Bremnes. I guess that would be close to magic.
@@garymorgan3314 Kari Bremnes is an outstanding singer/songwriter, from Norway. She`s a big artist in Europe, Scandinavian countries, Germany, England aso. I reckon Beck will suit her well and the other way around. ua-cam.com/video/0cC6xyFWBNU/v-deo.html
He's been playin' with the angels since his childhood. Nothing did change by his pasing away. He developed as a guitar player, as a musician and as a human being throughout his whole lifetime. Till his last breath. Trying to get better. Not better than anybody else, but better than yesterday. In this way he is an idol not only to guitar players, but to every man and woman.
@@peterquednau5601 - he has been a role model for me as a guitar player since I first heard him 1965 - that is why his departure from this world is so tragic for me!
no not true , at times , Hendrix was a more versatile creative songwriter innovator and sometimes more powerfull and forcefull than anybody ever on a single electric instrument, Machine Gun by itself is beyond what Jeff has done , Jeff Beck was a more melodic and detailed player and had mastered more styles over his long carreer , Hendrix though had a learning curve lije a rocket @@keithclelland1636
It's just crazy how every time I go on UA-cam I find another clip of Jeff Beck playing with somebody I never knew about... yeah, it is totally incredible Jeff was just the musical voyager... such an adventurous man and as far as I'm concerned just about the best guitar player we've ever seen... JB I can only hope there are stratocasters and hot rods in the afterlife
We're watching this days after his passing. We've been fans since his Yardbird days and were in the process of producing a video of our top five guitarists from 2022 when we heard the news. He was among those five even after over 50 years of listening to him. A sad day for music and guitar fans. We were founded on great guitar from any genre. And whether we're in the mood for rock, jazz, blues or rockabilly we can have us some Jeff Beck. He created more sounds from an electric guitar than anybody who ever picked one up. This was a great performance as always. Subdued and respectful but incredible at the same time. One of the greatest. Maybe the.
A true gentleman that inspired and brought out the best in everyone around him, in studio or onstage! He gave others the opportunity to let their talents and inner lovelight to shine... RIP Mr. Beck... You will be missed!
I love it when Jeff Beck dials himself back a notch or two, and applies his talent to something beautiful. This was a very moving performance by all three musicians.
This has nothing to do with shredding or the rock star world. The emotion emanating from the stage is like an ocean wave washing over you. You can have technical dexterity but if there is no feeling then it is like listening to someone practice scales. Such a beautiful song with the 3 lead instruments ...and Jeff's solo is brilliant but his interplay in support of the music and the other musicians is off the charts. Just no ego as he sits and listens soaking up the music at the beginning and the little boy smile occasionally. He wanders on, plugs in his guitar with little fanfare to a small amp, bares his soul then meanders back into the shadows like a ghost. Perfect!!! He has left planet earth but he has left us with music gems like this. Thank you. Thank you to Ms. Corr for presenting Jeff like this and her fine musicianship.
Aaah this Irish traditional musical piece played by Sharon and Jeff, we are touched by an amazing Grace !!! RIP Jeff, you died the same day as David Bowie ! A tragic date for Rock Music !
Like the guy exclaimed at the end "WOW!". I think I forgot to breathe the whole time -- absolutely mesmerized. When she struck the first cords, I thought it sounded like something he'd play. Just amazing how he wove his guitar into the piece. I thought Jeff beck would go on forever because he just kept evolving. Didn't let ego get in his way -- here he is playing at a small venue for the love of it.
Having Mr. Beck perform with you is accolades in itself. Jeff loves to give other artists lots of space to do their thing from what I’ve seen. The stage had all good musicians on it for this performance.👍👍
Jeff Beck can play with anyone and not show them up. He simply becomes the center of the entire melody. I have no doubt everyone that has Jeff Beck on stage with them love him deeply.
Irish music sometimes has this feeling of sadness or melancholy if you will. This song is very beautiful and imho has a vibe of melancholy. Great performances here and it's cool that you here both Violin and Uileann pipe. And Jeff knows exactly what to add to the song to take it to the next level.
Oh yes it's mournful with beauty in a way the great Yeats would recognise and contribute " for the world's too full of sadness than you can understand." Indeed it's no sweet melody, the women know of heartbreak and the world a vale of tears, "a terrible beauty is born."
One of the greatest experiences of my life is seeing this truly spellbinding version of a sweet and mournful song. The delight and seeming ease that allows Beck to be so pitch and note-perfect that he smiles at times her is absolutely jaw-dropping. The whole band is superb and Ms Corr luminously talented, Beck though here shows why guitarists as eminent as Gilmour,May, Cropper, Clapton and Page speak of Beck as the guvnor. And he's so obviously a top top bloke too. Ab so lute ly am az ing!
This is such an elegant beautiful piece of music and it just shows how much of an ear and eye for great talent that Jeff has ...his fellow musician's play so beautifully... I love the ending where an audience member screams out wow ...and sums up that you just heard something very special and it will be with you as you tell your friends and family going forward...RIP Jeff we will all be telling the stories of our lives and how enriched they are because of the grace we witnessed in having seen you live or even just on tape ... farewell my brother until we come across the other side...
@Please permit me to speak oh great one, well, you’ve got company. He’s my favorite guitarist but I can see very well where he’s just not for everybody. I will say this…if you’re not that familiar with him through the years, and you delve into his playing more, I think he’ll win you over. Jeff’s biggest fans are themselves guitar players, thus the “guitarists’ guitarist” label, because no one and I mean NO ONE can replicate the tones and textures he coaxes out of that Strat.
Praising Jeff is _not_ ignoring the other musicians, but the fact that the guy who played the blistering guitar solo on The Shapes Of Things with The Yardbirds in 1966 is accompanying a violinist & a piper on a heart-rendingly sweet folk melody in 2011 -- well, that's pretty noteworthy (to say the least). And more people -- I'd venture to say _many_ more -- got here for Jeff Beck (I'd never even _heard_ of Sharon Corr myself, and have been mining the unbelievably vast & rich lodes of Jeff Beck's work), so it's not _all_ that shocking that there's lots of praise for him here.
Great musicianship and a wonderful occurrence. A special mention please to the man on the Uilleann pipes - that sound for me is heart breakingly beautiful.
I first caught this song about a year ago. Kept playing it over and over. And,of course keep coming back to it . He goes beyond the technical to the ability to channel his emotions to us through his instrument. Wow.
Every time you think you are starting to to know something about making music with a guitar... as always, here comes Jeff Beck... back to remind you that you're just a trifler, after all. He's the best, for simple reasons: love of music and his instrument, dedication, and hard work.
His touring rhythm guitarist, at one point, Carmen Vandenberg, said, "He plays guitar all the time, like 8 hours a day. He plays while making breakfast." That is the kind of dedication it takes to rise to the very top (no matter what your skill is). Well, that, and a heavy dose of creativity, and a natural ability to get along with others doesn't hurt.
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 Interesting. Most of the greatest guitar players in the world say Beck is unsurpassed. He's the guitarist that is the hero of all,guitar players. The best tone and technique of any guitarist since the mid 1960s. Of course, everyone is entitled to their own personal taste in things. There are people who prefer to eat dog caca, rather than a gourmet meal in a great restaurant. You seem to be the former.
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 I’ve been playing guitar for about 56 years. Played my first pro gig in 1968. Packed it in about 7 years ago. Beck is considered, by just about every great guitarist on the planet, as one of their guitar heroes. That includes players from the sixties like Clapton, Page, Blackmore, McLaugchlin, Richards, and Gallagher through players in the 70s to 90s like Marr, May, Iha, Prince, Vai, DiMeola, Slash, Cobain, Knopfler, and Greenwood to current greats. Feel free to name any guitarist since the 1060s who wasn’t influenced by Beck. Name a single great guitarist alive today who would have him in their top three all-time. I get that your tastes aren’t developed enough to appreciate what he does. You probably don’t know enough about music, guitaring, And musical or guitar history, in order to realize how ridiculous your comment is… but trust me… you’re either a troll or an imbecile.
Gaz Denny Being of both English and Irish lineage I could not agree more.All people are musical in one way or another, but the 2 groups we're discussing are in a class by themselves.
Sharon Corr is a phenomenally talented musician and a lovely & gracious woman. Great performance by the band on a song not easily done so well as they managed here.
Well for the thousandth time in my very long life, the man has knocked me on the floor, rendered me speechless. Ms. Corr is a ravishing talent in her own right, you must dive into her work... but I'll tell ya... I've been following him for 54 years and I'm beginning to wonder if Jeff is actually human...
Hellfire, Jeff is a legend, goes without saying. Amazingly sensitive guitar playing. But I also love the Corr sisters, they recognise great guitarists & other wonderful musicians. The Corrs did a version of Jimi Hendrix Little Wing. Worked with Ronnie Wood & so many others. Respect.
Gracias Jeff por hacer mejor mi vida desde que te oi. Sólo espero que las nuevas generaciones te escuchen y oigan ése sentimiento que es la música que salía de su Vender. Por siempre.💕
I can’t express how privileged I am to have seen him live, it was truly amazing and luckily Vinnie was his drummer so I got a double bonus. I only wish I could have seen him more in person .
If I didn't know I was 5000 miles away on this night, I'd swear it was me givin up the big "WOW!" at the end of the tune. This is the best thing I've heard in a long, long time. Like the man says, "WOW!.
I recognized the song as the opening theme to the film "Barry Lyndon", but I never knew its name or origin. I only remembered its haunting beauty.And I certainly never expected to hear Jeff Beck play it. I am blown away.
The very combination of these instruments played as well as they are put Ennio Morricone in my mind. For those of you who do not know who EM is, that is a super compliment! Purely magical!
Music from heaven! Is there anything Jeff cant do or has not done. God he never stops amazing me and always finds these beautiful talented Women. Ok Jeff i am jealeous 😄 Much Love and respect ☝
WOW! First time I have heard this combination and I LOVE it! The combination of pipes, violin and Beck is unbeatable. (Incidently IMHO, with far more subtlety than Hendrix alone ,much as I might like and respect him. )
I was fortunate to see Jeff Beck and SRV and Double Trouble live in Milwaukee October 1989. Phenomenal loud artistic songs 🎵 👌 😍 My standards of ear listening to 2 of the greatest!
I have known that Jeff Beck was a guitar player since I was a teenager in the 70s. But since I'm not a musician, I didn't follow his career. He was brought to my attention through a guitarist friend about 7 years ago. After seeing the "Moon River" video, I delved deeper and quickly became utterly enchanted with his talent - his ability to bring me to tears with the emotion he plays on his guitar. I have never heard anyone play the guitar the way he does. It's not his technical ability that separates him - it's the feeling he conveys through the instrument that is so incredibly moving. I'm so sorry that I discovered him just several years ago. I'm sorry that I never saw him perform live. But I am grateful for the treasure trove of music he made and has left for us all to enjoy forever. As I'm watching all these videos of his performances, unlike a lot of musicians - especially rock guitarists - Jeff's facial expressions show his love for the music and his respect for the other performers he is playing with. Labeling him as a rock guitarist seems unfair. I have seen videos of him performing just about every single genre of music there is - and doing it all with absolute joy and dedication to his craft. Jeff Beck is truly an anomaly - unique from all others. I hope his legacy lives on to inspire us all...
Well said.
You could not have said it better. I might have seen him in a short appearance in one of those all day concerts in the 70’s. And what annoys me the most is the fact that he played not far from where I live but I still wasn’t aware of his uniqueness.
Well said.
You nailed it,Feeling is Everything!!!!!
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Jeff, was 67 when this was recorded. Let that sink in. One of the very best to ever play, Jeff was a giant combination of talent grace and style. Simply astonishing. We will never see the likes of him again. Rest in Peace fine Sir
And now in 2024, I am 67.(!)
Mind-blowing. At 79 he played his last two tours playing at top form!
The same year as this Jeff toured wit Eric Clapton. If you missed that. Jeff played a set. Then Eric, then they played a shorter set together. Amazing 🎆 🎇
UA-cam has some show(s).
I miss him. It was such a shock. He looked so good. Playing beautifully. Then 2 months after the American tour. Gone.
He blessed us for 50+ years though!
He is totally unique. All his influences growing up. Blues, Rock-a-Billy, jazz, rock. Then discarding the pick all together and using his thumb and fingers to play. It gave him his own sound. Eric Clapton said it sounds like he pulls the notes out of the guitar 🎸
There are guitar players, there are really good guitar players, even amazing guitar players, and then there's jeff beck. Xx
Yes, and of course Mr Gary Moore!
@@nilsnilsson8582 Gary Moore is great - but far far far away fron the uniqueness of Jeff
'The best' is subjective, but no one can do what Jeff did, and if they can i've not seen it, people zoom in to watch his hands but still don't have a clue, he lightly strums the strings with the soft bad of his thumb while holding the whammy bar in his palm and adjusting the volume and tone up and down with his little finger, watch him again and he does it differently.
We have lost many wonderful artists from all genres of music. Death is part of life. Yet, the loss of Jeff, has affected me profoundly, and his passing seems very personal to me. I know in my heart, that millions feel the same way. RIP
@@csisalesbasics673 I know exactly how you feel, jeff was such an inspiration to so many, especially tal! She's heartbroken on Jeff's loss, I feel for her profusely on the loss of the most loving band mate / father figure, we all ever had, rip Jeff, his memory will without doubt live forever. Xxxx
For 60 YEARS Jeff has been one of the best and he is still willing to play clubs and small halls where the audience can feel close to him. Art For Art Sake
Jeff Beck is "the real deal". Honest and always trying to expand his musical universe. This is soooooo beautiful.
@@arneemilbredland2339 It's why it is right to use the word "genius" of him. As if the Lord made him and made him lyrical thus to hear him is to feel His pleasure.
I'm an agnostic but am driven to the language of religion to express why he does for me what bo other electric guitarist ever has.
And by all accounts he is a lovely, humble man. Hope he keeps going to over 100!
@@garymorgan3314 I agree with you to a certain extent, but I really just feel good about Jeff`s playing and music and his ability to make music with so many different artists. Would love to hear him with Kari Bremnes. I guess that would be close to magic.
@@arneemilbredland2339 Don't know Bremnes but Beck is my favourite and his musical choices are impeccable.
@@garymorgan3314 Kari Bremnes is an outstanding singer/songwriter, from Norway. She`s a big artist in Europe, Scandinavian countries, Germany, England aso. I reckon Beck will suit her well and the other way around. ua-cam.com/video/0cC6xyFWBNU/v-deo.html
Rest in Peace my guitar hero Jeff Beck play with the angels ..and many thanks for the great music !!!
I can’t believe I just found this
What a tragic loss!
He's been playin' with the angels since his childhood. Nothing did change by his pasing away. He developed as a guitar player, as a musician and as a human being throughout his whole lifetime. Till his last breath. Trying to get better. Not better than anybody else, but better than yesterday. In this way he is an idol not only to guitar players, but to every man and woman.
@@peterquednau5601 - he has been a role model for me as a guitar player since I first heard him 1965 - that is why his departure from this world is so tragic for me!
It’s so good that Sharon is now away from her siblings and acknowledged for her talent in her own right. This is awesome. R.I.P. Jeff Beck.
Her talent was always acknowledged.
Rest In peace Jeff there will never be anybody who comes close to the way you made a guitar talk God bless,
I hope and he surely would hope there will be... It wouldn't take anything away from him.
@@McSlobo Check out Andy Wood
The greatest loss since Jimi Hendrix , you'll ever be in our heart ! Rip Jeff !
The truth. Better than hendrix every day in every way.
no not true , at times , Hendrix was a more versatile creative songwriter innovator and sometimes more powerfull and forcefull than anybody ever on a single electric instrument, Machine Gun by itself is beyond what Jeff has done , Jeff Beck was a more melodic and detailed player and had mastered more styles over his long carreer , Hendrix though had a learning curve lije a rocket @@keithclelland1636
Guitar players may come and go, but there is and will always be no one like him.
Beck is, right now, what Hendrix might have become.
@Nastro Adhesivo ach....
@@SheepOnDrugz ..he was on stage playing bass with Hendrix in the 60’s for one gig.
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Now THAT would be a memory!
He was very unique, versatile and he will be greatly missed
It's just crazy how every time I go on UA-cam I find another clip of Jeff Beck playing with somebody I never knew about... yeah, it is totally incredible Jeff was just the musical voyager... such an adventurous man and as far as I'm concerned just about the best guitar player we've ever seen... JB
I can only hope there are stratocasters and hot rods in the afterlife
Sharon Corr is one of the sisters in The Corr's ...where have you been? 😁
I love keltic music. I never knew Jeff beck played any.
@@georgeabrams7345 listen out for one of his tracks called “Declan”
We're watching this days after his passing. We've been fans since his Yardbird days and were in the process of producing a video of our top five guitarists from 2022 when we heard the news. He was among those five even after over 50 years of listening to him. A sad day for music and guitar fans. We were founded on great guitar from any genre. And whether we're in the mood for rock, jazz, blues or rockabilly we can have us some Jeff Beck. He created more sounds from an electric guitar than anybody who ever picked one up. This was a great performance as always. Subdued and respectful but incredible at the same time. One of the greatest. Maybe the.
Loved your words, said them for me too 👍 he was such a humble man too eh.
That's Jeff away.. thanks man for years of listening delight and pleasure..we only get 1 Jeff ever ..
Love love Jeff B❤😂😢eck
Jeff Beck was the best ever to handle the guitar ❤RIP my hero
Jeff Beck. I cried like a baby when I learned he had passed. He may have been the best ever.
This is the great thing about UA-cam etc, our legends will never be forgotten.
IT's hard to watch this.... very hard.... One of the very best of all time, a mighty gunslinger... RIP Jeff.
What a beautiful combination of pipes violin and stratocaster. Jeff is quite simply the best electric player on the planet.
A true gentleman that inspired and brought out the best in everyone around him, in studio or onstage! He gave others the opportunity to let their talents and inner lovelight to shine...
RIP Mr. Beck... You will be missed!
His listening skills are incredible!
I love it when Jeff Beck dials himself back a notch or two, and applies his talent to something beautiful. This was a very moving performance by all three musicians.
This has nothing to do with shredding or the rock star world. The emotion emanating from the stage is like an ocean wave washing over you. You can have technical dexterity but if there is no feeling then it is like listening to someone practice scales. Such a beautiful song with the 3 lead instruments ...and Jeff's solo is brilliant but his interplay in support of the music and the other musicians is off the charts. Just no ego as he sits and listens soaking up the music at the beginning and the little boy smile occasionally. He wanders on, plugs in his guitar with little fanfare to a small amp, bares his soul then meanders back into the shadows like a ghost. Perfect!!! He has left planet earth but he has left us with music gems like this. Thank you. Thank you to Ms. Corr for presenting Jeff like this and her fine musicianship.
Aaah this Irish traditional musical piece played by Sharon and Jeff, we are touched by an amazing Grace !!! RIP Jeff, you died the same day as David Bowie ! A tragic date for Rock Music !
Like the guy exclaimed at the end "WOW!". I think I forgot to breathe the whole time -- absolutely mesmerized. When she struck the first cords, I thought it sounded like something he'd play. Just amazing how he wove his guitar into the piece. I thought Jeff beck would go on forever because he just kept evolving. Didn't let ego get in his way -- here he is playing at a small venue for the love of it.
Having Mr. Beck perform with you is accolades in itself. Jeff loves to give other artists lots of space to do their thing from what I’ve seen. The stage had all good musicians on it for this performance.👍👍
I must of heard this dozens of times but it still gives me goosebumps.
You will live forever Jeff. Nobody, and I mean nobody, comes close. So sorry for Sandra. Paul Band Snr.
Jeff Beck can play with anyone and not show them up. He simply becomes the center of the entire melody.
I have no doubt everyone that has Jeff Beck on stage with them love him deeply.
Irish music sometimes has this feeling of sadness or melancholy if you will. This song is very beautiful and imho has a vibe of melancholy. Great performances here and it's cool that you here both Violin and Uileann pipe. And Jeff knows exactly what to add to the song to take it to the next level.
Oh yes it's mournful with beauty in a way the great Yeats would recognise and contribute " for the world's too full of sadness than you can understand." Indeed it's no sweet melody, the women know of heartbreak and the world a vale of tears, "a terrible beauty is born."
Great playing by all. Jeff Beck is my favourite guitarist by far. The sounds he can get from his guitars is unreal.👍👍
You watched JB & David Gilmour lighting up “Jerusalem”?
Takes me 2 seconds to know that's jeff
👍👏🇩🇪👏
Always blessed to have both Jeff Beck and Duane Allman my two favs!
If he drives his cars like he plays the guitar then I'm glad I live in Australia 😂😂😂....
Jeff never lets you down! A master technician with a soulful heart! God bless him!
Hypnotic. Enchanting. Magical.
Sharon Corr is a gifted musician and a beautiful woman and Jeff Beck is the Master!!! A perfect combination!!
AGREED.
..Speechless!...Amazing! 👏🏻💙🌟🎸
Why add "and a beautiful woman" ? Did you add "and an ugly old git" for Beck? Nothing to do with anything!
@@hardlines5472 why do you even bother to comment my remark??
What a gorgeous tune. It resonates with my very being. Anyone who marks this down has no place in this musical universe. Superb playing from Sharon.
One of the greatest experiences of my life is seeing this truly spellbinding version of a sweet and mournful song. The delight and seeming ease that allows Beck to be so pitch and note-perfect that he smiles at times her is absolutely jaw-dropping.
The whole band is superb and Ms Corr luminously talented, Beck though here shows why guitarists as eminent as Gilmour,May, Cropper, Clapton and Page speak of Beck as the guvnor. And he's so obviously a top top bloke too.
Ab so lute ly am az ing!
The beauty of his smile says it all.
Jeff wasn't just a guitar player. He was a musician who mastered the guitar.
This is such an elegant beautiful piece of music and it just shows how much of an ear and eye for great talent that Jeff has ...his fellow musician's play so beautifully... I love the ending where an audience member screams out wow ...and sums up that you just heard something very special and it will be with you as you tell your friends and family going forward...RIP Jeff we will all be telling the stories of our lives and how enriched they are because of the grace we witnessed in having seen you live or even just on tape ... farewell my brother until we come across the other side...
Sharon and the audience put it perfectly...Wow!
Jeff’s ability to comp another musician is unmatched. Just brilliant.
It's easy to understand why John Mayall kept on begging Jeff to join his band The Bluesbreakers but Jeff kept on turning down the offers!
@@danielolson5378 he turned down The Stones in ‘74 as well. Jeff just isn’t interested in being a cog in a wheel. He’s the wheel.
@@melodymakermark Cool! I didn't know that.
Not really a fan of this guys playing to be honest.
@Please permit me to speak oh great one, well, you’ve got company. He’s my favorite guitarist but I can see very well where he’s just not for everybody. I will say this…if you’re not that familiar with him through the years, and you delve into his playing more, I think he’ll win you over. Jeff’s biggest fans are themselves guitar players, thus the “guitarists’ guitarist” label, because no one and I mean NO ONE can replicate the tones and textures he coaxes out of that Strat.
Rest Easy Jeff. Thankyou for all your beautiful music.
A little piece of Jeff magic added to what was already a unique masterpiece...Must have been epic to hear it live ...RIP Jeff...🇬🇧
Beautiful, real music that touches the soul. It helps that Sharon is beautiful and that both Jeff and her are so talented.
What a tragedy....tears pouring down my face ...I saw him many times ...how incredibly brilliant
Sharon Corr deserves SOME credit, too, as well as Jeff Beck.
Very true, a lovely, talented player. Charming too.
Praising Jeff is _not_ ignoring the other musicians, but the fact that the guy who played the blistering guitar solo on The Shapes Of Things with The Yardbirds in 1966 is accompanying a violinist & a piper on a heart-rendingly sweet folk melody in 2011 -- well, that's pretty noteworthy (to say the least). And more people -- I'd venture to say _many_ more -- got here for Jeff Beck (I'd never even _heard_ of Sharon Corr myself, and have been mining the unbelievably vast & rich lodes of Jeff Beck's work), so it's not _all_ that shocking that there's lots of praise for him here.
Great musicianship and a wonderful occurrence. A special mention please to the man on the Uilleann pipes - that sound for me is heart breakingly beautiful.
The piper is John McSherry...
Doesn't get more Irish than Uilleann pipes but i agree love that sound myself!
@@11tinbum11 A great piper!
@@11tinbum11 It's not John, it's me lol
If you like the pipes,try “Last of the Wilds”,by”Nightwish”. I’d call it metal with melody.Check it out.
I first caught this song about a year ago. Kept playing it over and over. And,of course keep coming back to it . He goes beyond the technical to the ability to channel his emotions to us through his instrument. Wow.
That is the mark of a true artist vs. a "technician". Few equals and none better.
Watching once again now in tribute ~ R.I.P.
Another hidden treasure from the GOAT. Thanks for sharing. RIP.
Love the violin Rest In Peace Jeff no one will bend the strings like you you’re god to the guitar and have been since your started. Thank you
Yes, Jeff was Guitar God
Every time you think you are starting to to know something about making music with a guitar... as always, here comes Jeff Beck... back to remind you that you're just a trifler, after all. He's the best, for simple reasons: love of music and his instrument, dedication, and hard work.
His touring rhythm guitarist, at one point, Carmen Vandenberg, said, "He plays guitar all the time, like 8 hours a day. He plays while making breakfast." That is the kind of dedication it takes to rise to the very top (no matter what your skill is). Well, that, and a heavy dose of creativity, and a natural ability to get along with others doesn't hurt.
Not really a fan of this guys playing if I'm honest. Have heard a lot better.
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Interesting. Most of the greatest guitar players in the world say Beck is unsurpassed. He's the guitarist that is the hero of all,guitar players. The best tone and technique of any guitarist since the mid 1960s.
Of course, everyone is entitled to their own personal taste in things. There are people who prefer to eat dog caca, rather than a gourmet meal in a great restaurant. You seem to be the former.
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Your taste is poor then, and you obviously don't play guitar if you seriously think he's one of the best guitarists since the 60s.
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I’ve been playing guitar for about 56 years. Played my first pro gig in 1968. Packed it in about 7 years ago.
Beck is considered, by just about every great guitarist on the planet, as one of their guitar heroes. That includes players from the sixties like Clapton, Page, Blackmore, McLaugchlin, Richards, and Gallagher through players in the 70s to 90s like Marr, May, Iha, Prince, Vai, DiMeola, Slash, Cobain, Knopfler, and Greenwood to current greats.
Feel free to name any guitarist since the 1060s who wasn’t influenced by Beck. Name a single great guitarist alive today who would have him in their top three all-time.
I get that your tastes aren’t developed enough to appreciate what he does. You probably don’t know enough about music, guitaring, And musical or guitar history, in order to realize how ridiculous your comment is… but trust me… you’re either a troll or an imbecile.
One of my all time favourite tunes, loved by my late mum. Always brings a tear to my eye
The incredible Muslc and musicians that have sprung from the islands of Britain and Eire is phenomenal
Gaz Denny Being of both English and Irish lineage I could not agree more.All people are musical in one way or another, but the 2 groups we're discussing are in a class by themselves.
Beautiful. I can’t believe he’s gone.
This is a perfect melding of strings. Just blew me away. A beautiful song played by stellar musicians. Thank you for sharing.
Stunning.Hauntingly beautiful.What a trio!!!
Sharon Corr is a phenomenally talented musician and a lovely & gracious woman. Great performance by the band on a song not easily done so well as they managed here.
A pure joy to listen to.Talent at its best.
Que joya por Dios!!....Ninguna duda, Jeff Beck en el podio de los mejores de la historia.
Well for the thousandth time in my very long life, the man has knocked me on the floor, rendered me speechless. Ms. Corr is a ravishing talent in her own right, you must dive into her work... but I'll tell ya... I've been following him for 54 years and I'm beginning to wonder if Jeff is actually human...
Believe he's human but he's a gift without the ego! Liked him with the Yardbirds doing his guitar riffs and like him very much now.
I just wish more people would go and enjoy the atmosphere of live gigs. Guy ex techie
Jeff smiled! What an honor to have Jeff Beck make your composition even better.
My wife is sitting here next to me and melts at his smile. Oh Boy!
Whose composition? Sean O'Riada had been dead for decades.
The one and only, Jeff Beck. His guitar playing unforgetable! ❤❤❤
Hellfire, Jeff is a legend, goes without saying. Amazingly sensitive guitar playing. But I also love the Corr sisters, they recognise great guitarists & other wonderful musicians. The Corrs did a version of Jimi Hendrix Little Wing. Worked with Ronnie Wood & so many others. Respect.
A true testament how Jeff respected others is how he humbly plays without overshadowning other musicians! respect!
Gracias Jeff por hacer mejor mi vida desde que te oi. Sólo espero que las nuevas generaciones te escuchen y oigan ése sentimiento que es la música que salía de su Vender. Por siempre.💕
Indeed he is a very special soul . And he picks up souls along the way.
Man this is so humble just sounds beautiful... fantastic musicians!!!
I can only think of one word... BEAUTIFUL!!!....
Jeff and Sharon doing that song Mna Na h'Eireann absolutly beautiful brought a tear to my eye absolutly phenomenal.😂
This is what is called chemistry on stage, awsome
We lost Jeff Beck today, so sad. A truly great guitarist.
I can’t express how privileged I am to have seen him live, it was truly amazing and luckily Vinnie was his drummer so I got a double bonus. I only wish I could have seen him more in person .
This is just beautiful. RIP Jeff and thank you for sharing your special gift to the world.❤
If I didn't know I was 5000 miles away on this night, I'd swear it was me givin up the big "WOW!" at the end of the tune. This is the best thing I've heard in a long, long time. Like the man says, "WOW!.
Seen him , recently, a couple times, and, she's right. Totally awesome is scratching the surface watching a virtuoso. Here, you get to see two.
I recognized the song as the opening theme to the film "Barry Lyndon", but I never knew its name or origin. I only remembered its haunting beauty.And I certainly never expected to hear Jeff Beck play it. I am blown away.
Probably one of the finest guitarists ever
I have no words to say,coz music is beyond the words..just listen.
Wonderfull Sharon Corr feat Jeff Beck 💔🙏
Amazing to see how Sharon, a star of her own, is totally in awe of Jeff Beck, one of the true masters in modern music!!!
The very combination of these instruments played as well as they are put Ennio Morricone in my mind. For those of you who do not know who EM is, that is a super compliment! Purely magical!
You're so right, like Jeff, EM was another genius.
Talent is making the strings come alive with music. These two greats Jeff Beck and Sharon Corr..beautiful!!
Simply dazzling! HIs playing is as beautiful as she is!
What a performance!
This is so beautiful , a live masterpiece 👏👏👏👏👏👏🤘
He is so good! We will miss him, but his music will stay forever. Goodbye Great Master!
Music from heaven! Is there anything Jeff cant do or has not done. God he never stops amazing me and always finds these beautiful talented Women.
Ok Jeff i am jealeous 😄
Much Love and respect ☝
Love this. Her name is Sharon Corr!
Much loved and appreciated all over the world .....,just like Jeff Beck.
Best wishes David
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Bless your Heart
WOW! First time I have heard this combination and I LOVE it! The combination of pipes, violin and Beck is unbeatable. (Incidently IMHO, with far more subtlety than Hendrix alone ,much as I might like and respect him. )
Could this get any more transporting? Jayz Sharon n Jeff.....magical, beyond words.
Jeff plays so well with others...what a great interaction of styles melded together,,,,quite simply put....beautiful
why oh why did this beautiful man take so long to come to my attention
What a great setting to see a Jeff in. One of the all time greatest guitarists.
Ticks more boxes than you can even think of. Beautiful, in so many ways, and it lives on here...
Now I’m so sad. That was too beautiful and I can’t believe we’ll never see the like again. It’s too cruel 🙏RIP Jeff
How can you give this a thumbs down!This is utterly amazing.
cnniz fakenewz People do that just to see this tired response. Get over it and maybe they’ll stop.
I was there and this song brought tears to my eyes!!! AMAZING!!
Sharon is the best!
Totally awesome. It's amazing to be on the same planet as Jeff Beck, just imagine what it's like on the same stage.
Wow! Can't think of any good words to do this performance justice! Wow is best I can do!
Sad news today. Thank you Jeff Beck for the years of beautiful music. ❤
This sent shivers down my back. Absolutely brilliant. Jeff Beck my you rest in peace 🙏
Saw Jeff play this at Bristol Colston...fantastic player..a living legend..
Still miss you Jeff, always will, the most creative guitar player of all time, bar none. Wish you were still with us Jeff.
I was fortunate to see Jeff Beck and SRV and Double Trouble live in Milwaukee October 1989. Phenomenal loud artistic songs 🎵 👌 😍 My standards of ear listening to 2 of the greatest!
Beautiful rest in peace Jeff beck blessed be
Loving this - what a lovely tune, played with great feeling !
Jeff is a real dream weaver,easily shifting from one style to another