The beautiful Santa Barbara County Bowl .. what a great venue to see Jeff and his band. A great time to be young in SB. I love that there are no vocal mics! Who else in rock could pull that off? Nobody! Thanks for all the fine music and inspiration, RIP Mr Beck
Wow, I remember I was in the 11th grade when I bought this album & I first discovered Jeff Beck was a guitarist’s guitarist, still is till this day in 12/24 !
I had the great good fortune of seeing the same tour with a good friend at the Greek Theater in Berkeley, California. It was,and still is, some of the best live music I’ve ever heard.
My college roommate did a summer internship at JPL and took in both shows at the Greek, if I recall correctly that there were 2 shows. We later saw this tour when it hit Atlanta’s Fox Theatre. We had seats right at the sound board and could read the set list. Got to see the band at the stage door as they came out to board the tour bus. Great times!
I have never seen any footage of the There and Back tour, this line up is just simply unbelievable, I saw this tour in Portland oregon Aug 80 and it blew my 19 year old mind, Simon Phillips is from another universe. Thank you for sharing this gem
This is incredible to see footage of the There and Back tour, it would be nice to see if this show was recorded in its entirety!! Very few videos available of Beck still using a plectrum to create long flowing beautifully conceived incendiary lines!! Great stuff
Good grief Simon is relentless.He is still the same drummer, he was fully formed from early on. The power, spontaneous creativity and confidence on the kit too. Amazing!
I saw this tour a few months later in Atlanta’s Fox Theatre. Seats at the sound board. Simon was a freight train throughout. JB was the icing on the cake. I have many photos from that show.
He has changed though..he has grown over years in amazing ways. Same but different. More musical and his technic has improved with age. Epic player and so glad this video got out. Great stuff .
I first saw Simon perform live in a 1976 CT club show as part of the Jack Bruce Band. I thought him to be like a more compact Billy Cobham (i.e., amazing). He also drummed on Jack's next album "How's Tricks?" (1977). Sometime after this period, he must've gotten a call that Jeff was looking to record again, and put a new band together for touring.
Just outstanding! I would love to see every minute of footage. Thank God this is on video as it's a grand display of Jeff Beck on Fire, no one ever has played a guitar like that. He is relentless, and searing. Beck's musical ear goes beyond just notes on a fretboard. The entire band play on some other level.
I'd never seen any footage of Beck playing *THAT* Telecaster before. And shame on me, I had never realized what a powerhouse drummer Simon Philips is. Thanks for this, Mo.
There's actually great footage of Beck playing that Tele in a jam w/ Eric Clapton, it was either a Prince's Trust thing or the Secret Policemen's Other Ball...they play Further On Up The Road, and Beck is just slaying, at one point making Clapton just chuckle in awe...
@@Eric-z6f It is/was. There are several interviews where Beck talks about regretting trading his Esquire to Seymour Duncan for it (Duncan had the humbuckers put in). You can also see that Tele amongst Beck's guitars that are up for auction; definitely part of his personal collection.
This is superb to see ….what an amazing drum kit and superb drummer. Jeff has always given his musicians time to solo. Love it all. Thank you so much for sharing. I don’t know how long it’s been available but I’ve never seen it before. Hugely grateful 🙏 RIP Jeff Beck ❤❤🎶🎶
I was there at this show. The SB County bowl is one great venue. Small outdoors where the sound is outstanding and your right there on top of it. For me "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" was the most incredible thing I ever heard on an electric guitar live. Its not how fast you can play. Its how slow and with sustain and feeling, breathing every note. Jeff Beck is guitar territory very few venture to learn let alone play. Once before I heard this sort of thing with Carlos Santana in 1976 at UCSB Robertson Gym and the classic "Europa"...for the first time ...live. and later a beautiful guitar solo Eric Clapton did as an intro to "Wonderful Tonight"... in 1982 when he had Albert Lee and Ry Cooder on stage with him.❤ Thank you. For the great memory.
My first of several Jeff Beck shows. I saw this tour at the Spectrum Philadelphia, September, 1980. I actually turned down a National league baseball championship game between Philadelphia Phillies and the Housto Astros. 3rd row behind the dugout! Made the right move!
Yes!!! At the Vet, right across the street!! Remember the opening band, the Michael Stanley Band?? I felt so bad for them, getting mercilessly booed. Then he tried to play the crowd by cheering the Phillies and he got booed even worse!! That was brutal.
I took saw this tour. Manchester, England. Astounding playing by everyone. Beck urged Simon on and he obliged. The drums sounded astounding, never seen them mic'd up like that. Years later saw Bozzio drumming for Jeff. That was at another level again. Seemed like a 2 hour assault on a drum set
This is from a video that Mo insisted on showed me at his townhouse in 1980. He was justifiably proud of the music this lineup made together, live and in the studio ("There And Back". He explained that he was somewhat discombobulated on this gig by the huge P.A. Simon had installed under the front of his drum riser (pointing forward).....thanks Mo, RIP.
Awesome! I saw this tour (I was 17), and it remains one of the top shows I've ever seen, and I've seen a few.... I knew from the album that Simon was killer on the drums - I play - but I had no idea what I was going to witness. His work remains an influence on my playing even now. And of course Jeff and everyone else were AMAZING. So cool to see this. Heck Yeah!
Caught the late show at the late great Palladium (formerly the Academy of Music) in NYC on October 12th on this tour. One of my fondest concert memories . . . .
Every month I have another look to see if any new Jeff Beck stuff has turned up and just found this. I think this is one of the few pieces of this tour/album I've seen. Thanks.
I saw them on this tour at the Spectrum in Philly. I never saw an arena sized crowd go into a frenzy for a drum solo like I did that night for Simon. And he sure delivered.
I felt so bad for the Michael Stanley Band!! I never saw an opening band get booed so mercilessly! Remember seeing the sign "Beck's the best, fuck the rest!"
Wow, just wow. I always wanted to see this lineup and this is the first time I've ever seen them. What a great performance. Thank you for finding and sharing this!
BEAUTIFUL , Thank You and Mo for sharing this , it's AMAZING Concert and I stood in front of them at The Spectrum Philadelphia PA 🎆 AMAZING Concert ! ! 👑🎵🍻🎶💛🌹🙏🎵🎶
I saw Jeff Beck in 1976, it was the wired tour. Jan Hammer, Narada michael Walden , wilbur Mascomb great show , it was live at Busch stadium in st. louis. I do like this line up as well, Simon Phillips tearing it up on drums.
I saw this tour at The Cage at UMASS - AMHERST, GREAT SHOW! It started late due to some electrical problems, but once that was solved it was a Jammin' Night. They start off with "Blue Wind" from the 'Wired' album. Beck and his Band just melted The Cage that night, Thanks Jeff....R.I.P. 🙏
Thanks for posting this! Interesting that Jeff uses a pick here. For those non-guitarists, Jeff Beck is known for not using a pick for the vast majority of his career.
Very cool! Considering this was such a big album for JB it's surprising there's not much live footage from the tour supporting it. There's not much live footage of Simon Phillips earlier in his career so that part is also great. This is around the time he was on *everyone's* short list for session drummers. Same place Joni Mitchell played for her 'Shadows and Light' concert video in '79.
I saw him here In Eugene, Oregon at one of the horse barns at the Lane County Fairgrounds. This was just before or just after the footage we are seeing here. I was front row center right in front of Jeff. We were all standing on wood chips in there. My jaw dropped while watching Jeff do his thing.
Saw this line up in Manchester at the Apollo. I tried to learn every note played on There & Back as a Si Phi super nerd. Drumming has evolved since yet his unreal playing still gets me excited 44 years on. I bought everything I could find with Simon on from that point. I was ill in hospital in summer 1980 and heard Tommy Vance play Space Boogie on his BBC radio rock show. [Was already aware of Simon due to following Gordon Giltrap who I also saw at the Apollo. ]that made a massive impression on me and immediately I was able bought the single which had Led Boots on the B side , which turned me on to Narada who played on Wired. I was just beginning to study drumming then and those are vivid memories for me. So thankful for this footage. Obviously would love to see the whole thing!
Saw Beck when he toured with Santana, with Pino and Bozzio and I think, Hymas... He was so damn good that I was fully saturated musically!! I could not really get into Santana, who was one of my very early favorites. I took me a while to get into what Santana was playing, Beck was that good!! RIP
I was at the opening date of that tour in Portland Or. His first tour in about five years. Part of our group was a guy in a wheelchair, so we got escorted to the front row. That was when there was festival seating. So that was f'n awesome. He also snuck in two pints in his pant legs. No one would dare frisk him there.Been to a ton of shows over the years and that was top five.
This is both amazing, and incredibly frustrating that it isn't better filmed, and isn't compete. How do have that many cameras filming this thing and fuck it up this badly -- and not get all of it?
These clips were taken by one of the road crew 'Robyn', on Mo Foster's personal camcorder during the gig. As far as we know there is no further footage.
Yes, I was there for one of the two Hammersmith Odeon dates, My first (of many) times seeing Jeff live in London. I have some crappy photos, but sadly pre-dates me being able to capture video.
![Simon Phillips (L. Ritenour & M. Stern) - Smoke 'n' Mirrors, [drums only camera]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SFGkvF_rK-A/mqdefault.jpg)
The beautiful Santa Barbara County Bowl .. what a great venue to see Jeff and his band. A great time to be young in SB.
I love that there are no vocal mics! Who else in rock could pull that off? Nobody! Thanks for all the fine music and inspiration, RIP Mr Beck
Worth it to see a young Simon Phillips absolutely at the top of his game. Total monster 😮
Wow, I remember I was in the 11th grade when I bought this album & I first discovered Jeff Beck was a guitarist’s guitarist, still is till this day in 12/24 !
I saw this tour in San Diego. I was amazed to see Simon Philips do his drum solo during Scatterbrain in the same time signature.
I am glad he frequent
4 and B
Sports Arena
Papa Casino
and the Anfitheater in Chula Juana., etc.
I had the great good fortune of seeing the same tour with a good friend at the Greek Theater in Berkeley, California. It was,and still is, some of the best live music I’ve ever heard.
My college roommate did a summer internship at JPL and took in both shows at the Greek, if I recall correctly that there were 2 shows. We later saw this tour when it hit Atlanta’s Fox Theatre. We had seats right at the sound board and could read the set list. Got to see the band at the stage door as they came out to board the tour bus. Great times!
I have never seen any footage of the There and Back tour, this line up is just simply unbelievable, I saw this tour in Portland oregon Aug 80 and it blew my 19 year old mind, Simon Phillips is from another universe. Thank you for sharing this gem
To see Space Boogie live with the original line-up is such a treat! Thanks for sharing.
This is incredible to see footage of the There and Back tour, it would be nice to see if this show was recorded in its entirety!! Very few videos available of Beck still using a plectrum to create long flowing beautifully conceived incendiary lines!! Great stuff
There and Back is an amazing album and was huge in the 80s amongst my musician friends. Live footage of the tour is rare. Thank you! 🍻
This is incredible footage! Hopefully there’s a full version coming soon!
Good grief Simon is relentless.He is still the same drummer, he was fully formed from early on. The power, spontaneous creativity and confidence on the kit too. Amazing!
I saw this tour a few months later in Atlanta’s Fox Theatre. Seats at the sound board. Simon was a freight train throughout. JB was the icing on the cake. I have many photos from that show.
He's done some great work with Hiromi Uehara. Check her out, you will not be disappointed.
He has changed though..he has grown over years in amazing ways. Same but different. More musical and his technic has improved with age. Epic player and so glad this video got out. Great stuff .
Going back to 801 with Eno for me, first time my ears pricked up to Phillips- an amazing player.
I first saw Simon perform live in a 1976 CT club show as part of the Jack Bruce Band. I thought him to be like a more compact Billy Cobham (i.e., amazing). He also drummed on Jack's next album "How's Tricks?" (1977). Sometime after this period, he must've gotten a call that Jeff was looking to record again, and put a new band together for touring.
What a treasure vid of Beck in his trio of legendary era albums. Fusion man from Australia
Just outstanding! I would love to see every minute of footage. Thank God this is on video as it's a grand display of Jeff Beck on Fire, no one ever has played a guitar like that. He is relentless, and searing. Beck's musical ear goes beyond just notes on a fretboard. The entire band play on some other level.
Yes kids, this is what it was like.
All killer no filler!
I'd never seen any footage of Beck playing *THAT* Telecaster before. And shame on me, I had never realized what a powerhouse drummer Simon Philips is. Thanks for this, Mo.
There's actually great footage of Beck playing that Tele in a jam w/ Eric Clapton, it was either a Prince's Trust thing or the Secret Policemen's Other Ball...they play Further On Up The Road, and Beck is just slaying, at one point making Clapton just chuckle in awe...
I saw this show later in the tour and I do not recall him playing the Tele.
@markhammer643 - That Tele might not even be his 🤷🏽♂️
@@Eric-z6f It is/was. There are several interviews where Beck talks about regretting trading his Esquire to Seymour Duncan for it (Duncan had the humbuckers put in). You can also see that Tele amongst Beck's guitars that are up for auction; definitely part of his personal collection.
@@geschicktYep, Secret Policeman’s, JB tears it up.
This is superb to see ….what an amazing drum kit and superb drummer. Jeff has always given his musicians time to solo. Love it all. Thank you so much for sharing. I don’t know how long it’s been available but I’ve never seen it before. Hugely grateful 🙏
RIP Jeff Beck ❤❤🎶🎶
Saw this at Hammersmith Odeon in 1980 - fabulous musicians, and to hear the thunderous Simon Phillips in the room was awe inspiring...
I was there at this show. The SB County bowl is one great venue. Small outdoors where the sound is outstanding and your right there on top of it.
For me "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" was the most incredible thing I ever heard on an electric guitar live. Its not how fast you can play. Its how slow and with sustain and feeling, breathing every note.
Jeff Beck is guitar territory very few venture to learn let alone play.
Once before I heard this sort of thing with
Carlos Santana in 1976 at UCSB Robertson Gym and the classic "Europa"...for the first time ...live.
and later
a beautiful guitar solo Eric Clapton did as an intro to "Wonderful Tonight"...
in 1982 when he had Albert Lee and Ry Cooder on stage with him.❤
Thank you. For the great memory.
My first of several Jeff Beck shows. I saw this tour at the Spectrum Philadelphia, September, 1980.
I actually turned down a National league baseball championship game between Philadelphia Phillies and the Housto Astros.
3rd row behind the dugout!
Made the right move!
Yes!!! At the Vet, right across the street!! Remember the opening band, the Michael Stanley Band?? I felt so bad for them, getting mercilessly booed. Then he tried to play the crowd by cheering the Phillies and he got booed even worse!! That was brutal.
My favorite guitarist. I saw this tour when it stopped in Pittsburgh at the Stanley Theater.
Just incredible. My 17 year old self would have lost his mind at that show. Thank you soooooo much for posting.
Saw this in Pittsburgh! As a budding guitarist at the time, Jeff became my hero and still is!
This is really fantastic, astonishing musicianship.
Would love to see the full show but grateful for this😊
I took saw this tour. Manchester, England. Astounding playing by everyone. Beck urged Simon on and he obliged. The drums sounded astounding, never seen them mic'd up like that. Years later saw Bozzio drumming for Jeff. That was at another level again. Seemed like a 2 hour assault on a drum set
素晴らしい。こういう本物のミュージシャンの作る本物の音楽は、もう聴けないんだろうな。は〜、悲しいです。
saw them in Edinburgh and the combination of Simon and Jeff was out of this world
Newcastle City Hall (UK) for me . Absolutely phenomenal .
This is from a video that Mo insisted on showed me at his townhouse in 1980. He was justifiably proud of the music this lineup made together, live and in the studio ("There And Back". He explained that he was somewhat discombobulated on this gig by the huge P.A. Simon had installed under the front of his drum riser (pointing forward).....thanks Mo, RIP.
Discombobulated is definitely a word Mo would have used 😊
@@BRITISHMUSICVAULTEXTRA much missed, great musician, a funny, upbeat and all- around marvellous person.
Awesome! I saw this tour (I was 17), and it remains one of the top shows I've ever seen, and I've seen a few.... I knew from the album that Simon was killer on the drums - I play - but I had no idea what I was going to witness. His work remains an influence on my playing even now. And of course Jeff and everyone else were AMAZING. So cool to see this. Heck Yeah!
思いっきりびっくりした！！こんな映像があるなんて！ノーカット版を見たいものです！この頃はいい意味で怪物ミュージシャンが全開でやってるから凄味が桁違いに凄いですなあ！ジェフはもちろん若い暴走してるサイモンやトニーハイマス氏が凄まじいｗモーフォスターも動いてる映像少ないですしね。これ出所あるなら本当に最初から最後まで見たい！観客の反応が凄くわかりやすいｗそりゃこんな演奏見せられたら思わず立ち上がって拍手するよね(*'ω'*)
Stupendous . RIP, Mo Foster.
OMG! PLEASE SHARE MORE!
I was at that show! Radio stations were playing 'El Becko', and 'Star Cycle'.
Saw this tour at Greek Theatre Los Angeles CA. I sat 17th row. Only time I got to see Jeff play 😢. Thanks for uploading this.
This is great stuff. Thanks for the post!
Saw this band on their UK version of the tour in 1980, what can I say.....WOW..!!!
Caught the late show at the late great Palladium (formerly the Academy of Music) in NYC on October 12th on this tour. One of my fondest concert memories . . . .
Awesome, thanks for the share, brings back memories of the There & Back Tour.
I always wondered this there and back tour was anywhere in Florida or only some states that are listed here
The best. Thank you.
Every month I have another look to see if any new Jeff Beck stuff has turned up and just found this. I think this is one of the few pieces of this tour/album I've seen. Thanks.
Saw this tour 5 days before in Seattle…legendary performance. A great era when instrumentalists could sell out 2000+ seats.
Wonderful! And flip! Simon Phillips at only 23 years old!
Amazing! Love the There and Back album. Great footage! Thanks 👍
I was waitin' for this. Tony Hymas solo on diamond dust is marvellous
This is priceless. Thank you for sharing it.
I saw them on this tour at the Spectrum in Philly. I never saw an arena sized crowd go into a frenzy for a drum solo like I did that night for Simon. And he sure delivered.
@@PeterBrown-mz4nv I was there!
I felt so bad for the Michael Stanley Band!! I never saw an opening band get booed so mercilessly! Remember seeing the sign "Beck's the best, fuck the rest!"
Saw this tour at Greek theater Berkeley 1980
The band was on fire 🔥
Me too unreal
Yes.❤ Me too.
Yes! Fantastic show...
Saw it in Nashville. Third row. Thanks for sharing!
I was there as well. Knocked my socks off…
Wow-I love this line upof the Beck band-foster,phillips,hymas-There & Back is a 5 star album that sounds as good today as it did 40+ yeras ago.
Wow, just wow. I always wanted to see this lineup and this is the first time I've ever seen them. What a great performance. Thank you for finding and sharing this!
I first became aware of Simon & Mo from Michael Schenker’s first album.
BEAUTIFUL , Thank You and Mo for sharing this , it's AMAZING Concert and I stood in front of them at The Spectrum Philadelphia PA 🎆 AMAZING Concert ! ! 👑🎵🍻🎶💛🌹🙏🎵🎶
Sweet takes me back still have the Vinyl album
I saw Jeff Beck in 1976, it was the wired tour. Jan Hammer, Narada michael Walden , wilbur Mascomb great show , it was live at Busch stadium in st. louis. I do like this line up as well, Simon Phillips tearing it up on drums.
For those commenting on Phillips...check out 801 Live, he was 18 in '76 I believe... Tears it up... So he must be about 22 here!
Wow!! Got to see that tour in Austin. Thank you for posting.
Oh, damn! The Tele-Gib sounds incredible on Space Boogie.
Fantastic! Never thought I would see footage from this line up - the first Jeff Beck line up I ever saw live. Wonderful! Thanks for sharing it here!
I saw this tour at The Cage at UMASS - AMHERST, GREAT SHOW! It started late due to some electrical problems, but once that was solved it was a Jammin' Night. They start off with "Blue Wind" from the 'Wired' album. Beck and his Band just melted The Cage that night, Thanks Jeff....R.I.P. 🙏
Wow, first time to see him play Telegib.
Thanks for posting this! Interesting that Jeff uses a pick here. For those non-guitarists, Jeff Beck is known for not using a pick for the vast majority of his career.
excellent! a gem of musical history!
Very cool! Considering this was such a big album for JB it's surprising there's not much live footage from the tour supporting it. There's not much live footage of Simon Phillips earlier in his career so that part is also great. This is around the time he was on *everyone's* short list for session drummers. Same place Joni Mitchell played for her 'Shadows and Light' concert video in '79.
I saw him here In Eugene, Oregon at one of the horse barns at the Lane County Fairgrounds. This was just before or just after the footage we are seeing here. I was front row center right in front of Jeff. We were all standing on wood chips in there. My jaw dropped while watching Jeff do his thing.
Saw this line up in Manchester at the Apollo. I tried to learn every note played on There & Back as a Si Phi super nerd. Drumming has evolved since yet his unreal playing still gets me excited 44 years on. I bought everything I could find with Simon on from that point. I was ill in hospital in summer 1980 and heard Tommy Vance play Space Boogie on his BBC radio rock show. [Was already aware of Simon due to following Gordon Giltrap who I also saw at the Apollo. ]that made a massive impression on me and immediately I was able bought the single which had Led Boots on the B side , which turned me on to Narada who played on Wired. I was just beginning to study drumming then and those are vivid memories for me. So thankful for this footage. Obviously would love to see the whole thing!
This is a great find many thanks for posting
This is GOLD!! Thank you so much 🎸
I was at the T&B Tour when they played at Cobo Hall in Detroit, MI. AWESOME CONCERT!!!
Wow! what a find.
Some very special moments here. Thank you for posting this.🙏🏻
Wow - fantastic. Thanks.
Wow!! So great to see this rare footage ❤
Missed this show in Pittsburgh. Just didn't have the money as a kid. Wore this record out!!!
Wow! This is amazing!!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great video !
Thank you !
Saw that tour in Eugene Oregon. Incredible!
Caught him in Birmingham England that year! He liked the appreciative brum audience
Saw this tour at the Open Air Theater in San Diego (SDSU) in -- what, 1980? Great stuff. RIP Jeff & Mo.
Thanks so much!
Bought me to a tear to listen to Jeff at his best 20:01 ❤
Fantastic find!
なんと激レアなラインナップ！
サイモン・フィリップスは勿論すごいんだが、モ・フォスターの存在感も半端ないな。
トニー・ハイマスも抜群の安定感。
その3人を随えるジェフの気合いの入り方も尋常じゃない！
確かにこのツアーの後にしばらく燃え尽き症候群になったと言われたら信じてしまうな…。
Saw this tour at DAR Constitution Hall in DC. Awesome show!
Saw Beck when he toured with Santana, with Pino and Bozzio and I think, Hymas... He was so damn good that I was fully saturated musically!!
I could not really get into Santana, who was one of my very early favorites. I took me a while to get into what Santana was playing, Beck was that good!! RIP
Saw this about a month later in October at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. First of many times seeing my favorite drummer Mr Phillips...
I was there too!!
@@PeterBrown-mz4nv Michael Stanley Band opened
Yes. I felt so bad. They got mercilessly booed. And booed even worse when he tried to play the crowd rooting for the Phillies in the World Series.
これは素晴らしい！
映像の完全版が存在するのなら手に入れたいですね
I was at the opening date of that tour in Portland Or. His first tour in about five years. Part of our group was a guy in a wheelchair, so we got escorted to the front row. That was when there was festival seating. So that was f'n awesome. He also snuck in two pints in his pant legs. No one would dare frisk him there.Been to a ton of shows over the years and that was top five.
I sawhim with Jan hammer I was close to the front . It was fantastic.
This is both amazing, and incredibly frustrating that it isn't better filmed, and isn't compete. How do have that many cameras filming this thing and fuck it up this badly -- and not get all of it?
These clips were taken by one of the road crew 'Robyn', on Mo Foster's personal camcorder during the gig. As far as we know there is no further footage.
No complaints here.
Fantastic!
Saw the There and Back tour at the Edinburgh Playhouse. A classic!
There n back...if I take the old black record out I can see right through it. :) Thats why I bought the cd later on. Brilliant album!
Outstanding
😎 I was there! Awesome show. Too bad they didn't include the last song, "Going Down!
Hammersmith Odeon was a great venue to see this tour when it rocked into town - gentlemen at the top of their game.
Yes, I was there for one of the two Hammersmith Odeon dates, My first (of many) times seeing Jeff live in London. I have some crappy photos, but sadly pre-dates me being able to capture video.
One of the best Beck bands, but they're all stellar.
This is the only footage of Jeff we have from 75-80
@@iamshellrock Bless Mo for keeping it all this time!
@@BRITISHMUSICVAULTEXTRA Is there more to this video? If so, would you be able share the whole thing?
I lament about the lack of footage from this era.
@@iamshellrock if we find more we will share it, at the moment that’s all we have.
@@BRITISHMUSICVAULTEXTRA There's a live-in Japan video I have the same era with/ Jan Hammer
Best band, best music, and best tour ever!
FANtastic !
Superb !
Incredible ...
I see it and I can't believe how Beck can play this stuff on guitar.