Jeff Beck Talks Music on SkyArtsTV 2013 (excerpt)
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Jeff Beck "Talks Music" with Malcolm Gerrie on Sky Arts TV
Aired: November 25, 2013
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I do not own anything.
Jeff powerfully represented a breed that has now greatly faded away - wonderful musicians and artists who got massively famous based upon their extraordinary TALENT at doing something uniquely better than most.
He really seemed like a lovely bloke as well as an amazing musician. RIP.
And now ten years later we are mourning his passing. RIP.
Thank you for giving us what you did. Oh, so very, very much. I know you're blowing everyone away, just as you did for so long down here. Rest in power, sir.
Fantastic musician. My very first LP was "Jeff Beck - Truth". Ive seen him in the marquee Club in London 1967. A lifetime ago......R.I.P. Jeff Beck🖤
I've seen Jeff Beck live. I can confirm that Jeff Beck is, indeed, the guy.
Saw Jeff on the Who Else! tour. I had 2nd row seats and it was INCREDIBLE. Easily one of my favorite concert experiences.
Ok great. Nobody cares. What do u want people to do with this information? Have a photo taken with u cause u saw him, sign autographs for people, your palm prints on Hollywood Blvd? Nobody cares. Oh wait! Here! Let me name off the bands I’ve seen. (Not gonna do it cause nobody cares)
I SAW Beck with Jan Hammer 1976
@@rogerfox9028 oh did ya, is that what u saw?
@@rogerfox9028 Awesome. Love the live album Jeff made with the Jan Hammer group from that tour. It's an all time classic imo.
RIP Becko. You've been with me since 1965
Heart full of soul.. ❤️
down to earth guy with great humour and skill
Great humor and iconic mastery - “skill” is an understatement
Undoubtedly my favorite and the most skilled guitarist of all time.
#metoo lulu
What a very nice interview of Maestro Jeff Beck....
Beautiful guitarist and artist
It's funny I built an early drum kit with paint cans & tire tubes for heads.
Im still struggling with the reality of accepting the fact that Jeff Beck is no longer amongst the living.
As selfish as that may sound?
He was the best of the holy trinity of Beck, Clapton and Page in the 60s and 70s.
He was the one who was most in tune with melodic structure. Its one of the most challenging things to a guitarist.
Most of us guitarists learned the minor and major pentatonic scales and their respective patterns early, and it served us well to learn to jam to world music, blues and rock.
But to truly understand what Jeff Beck did throughout his career was to be melodic and sing with the guitar, of course depending on the musical situation.
Today I was working with a more advanced student on how to pick out melodies.
I told him to listen to Jeff Beck's recordings of 'She's a Woman', 'A Day in the Life' and 'Over the Rainbow'. What he did with those tunes was nothing short of genius.
I went on about identifying the key and go with the proper key and scales to find the right notes.
The notes will be there and its your job to find those melodies within those notes of the scale.
I had him pick out the melody of "Over the Rainbow"...he kind of struggled to find the notes...then I told him, "think of the notes in the key of G, and you'll find them."
Sure enough...notes all natural, with the exception of F#.
Then...he found them.
Im so sorry to have heard this news so suddenly.
Mr Beck...Ive had the privilege to witness your virtuosity live when you toured with Santana in the 90s.
RIP Jeff Beck...your legacy will remain with us forever, and we'll never forget you.
Lovely to see generations of people appreciating the living history that is Jeff Beck....what a great bloke. Never understood why ‘NME Book of Rock’ and ‘Rough Guide to’ ( circa 1990) had so little on him. Then again, he gigs more now and has released more albums which show no diminution of skill or invention.
It’s lovely, is it, is that what it is, lovely?
@@jst2889 yes- lovely.
What don't you get?
@@TheFoolintherainn 🙄that’s sarcasm
@@jst2889 sure is bro. And more! go well
The guy experienced more joy when a band member or guest artist did well and he often looked ecstatic and so happy for them. Never, ever played the rock star or wanted all the attention. He said his parents listened to music daily via records or radio and all types of music had influence on him. There are many, including Page and Alice Cooper who considered him the best. As Page said there are us mere mortals and then you have Jeff Beck. Impressive.
Beck is hilarious. Great guy.
It`s almost 2 months ago that Jeff past away. I was shocked and still I am. So sad about it. The stage is empty now but on my turntable he runs forever.
It should be SIR JEFF BECK. THE GREATEST GUITARIST TO EVER come from England
ty 4 interview. vale JB. x
Your favorite guitar players favorite guitar player
Such a modest man.
"Right, I'll do that thank you"
Jeff personifying piano hammers
Just listened to the mono version of the lp Over, Under, Sideways, Down. The Nazz truly are blue with his passing. R.I.P.
Rest in peace, such sad news.
En pocas palabras es un superguitarrista.
BRILLIANT PLAYER..
He was adorable
The most innovative electric guitarist ever, especially on a Strat. Great humor too, Chet Atkins was the same. All the greats have this certain sense of humor. Probably necessary for the amount of time needed to become that brilliant.
If there’s no humor in it, it’s rotten!
great artist
RIP Mr. Beck. Well done
TRES Cool
This legend is on ozzy's new album patient number 9 🤟
I went to see Santana -- and Jeff Beck and his band were the opening act -- Jeff stole the night - his set was incredible, floored me, this was August 6, 1995 - i never forgot how great Jeff was live, in person -
Saw that tour as well at Pine knob I felt the very same way.
@@ryanoke849 Time flies -- 1995 -- anyone have a time machine they can loan me --
I saw that tour in Colorado, Jeff was the star
I saw that same show in LA. On that tour, the two were alternating nights as to who opened and who closed. I caught the show where Santana closed. While Carlos was very good, Jeff was terrific. I wish the order had been reversed. JB really stole the show in my book. RIP Jeff.
Pretty sure I saw that same show in Milwaukee. I went to see Santana but came away a Jeff Beck fan.
Where were y'all until a week ago? I got him on my phone music playlist.
when I see these old black and white TV performances I am reminded that most of the members of any band back then are now dead or beyond the ability to perform. Meanwhile, Beck tours the world and elsewhere.
Skip to 0:46
Been bc jff fly h❤❤❤❤😂❤🎉🎉🎉
That looks like Anoushka Shankar in the audience
What gear was he using apart from the Strat ?
No expert but I think that's a Gretch Duo Jet and what glimpse I got of the amp and my knowledge of what Beck used around that time suggests to me that it's a Fender Pro Junior which differs from a Blues Junior in having a 10" speaker instead of a 12" and is vastly simplified (just volume and tone controls; no reverb, no master). If you like your guitar playing to be "rootsy" in nature and you're not interested in pedals or blowing your pants legs around, a Pro Junior would not be a bad choice.
I meant which echo?Carbon copy?
Which fuzz ?1.5?
The amp at 3:36 looks like a Deluxe reverb or blackface even...
Not a pro Junior
his freaking fingers
Circa 22’ He uses a Magnatone amp head called becktone, he uses a vintage Marshall (made to look like it says arshole) cab and vintage orange cab.
Wheres the rest!?
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When Spinal Tap will be reunited?
He did "properly" alright.
They all hurt these days.
This one?
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A great axe man but his playing was like a spaceship taking off. Not my cup of tea!
He mentions every British guitar god but except for Hendrix. Tells me right there this guy wasn’t an actual music fan. Just a job to him. Powerfully pathetic not to mention Hendrix
Hendrix wasn't British, he was an American
@@alrivers2297 indeed. But where did Hendrix first make a name for himself?….England.
@@jst2889 He's mostly talking about the Yardbirds so it makes sense that he mentions Clapton and Page.
He plays Little Wing. Hendrix classic. Bit of a tribute wouldn't you say ?
By “he “ , you mean Jeff Beck or the presenter?
Jeff , of course he was a music fan…..all genres . For anyone to play at such a high level of creativity they must have an ear for and interest in music .
The conversation had it been longer , could easily have gone on to Hendrix .The fact that it didn’t , or we didn’t hear it , well , that’s the way the cookie crumbles , as they say .
The “job” side of it wasn’t necessarily that important to him either , he often went AWOL …..that’s why he was fired from the Yardbirds .
Awful, embarrassing interviewer. The guy cares nothing about it.
Such a Lo key dude…wish I coulda hung out with him . RIP BROTHER JEFF
🌹 RIP Jeff ❤️ 🎸 😢
Nobody could really play like him. The bends, micro tones, vibrato. I've heard a few guys who can emulate him a little, but there's only one jeff. R.I.P. and thanks for the memories.
Hank Marvin
Honest and open. Not overly egoconfident. Most real artists express themselves this way if they can form a sentence.