I saw this show at my aunt's house. First time I ever saw a rock band on TV. Next day, I bought a transistor radio for $1. I will be a Yardbirds fan till I die.
@@taylorrenee4880 The 90's? Many hopes, many promises... and many illusions. Even if, after all, I didn't dislike that decade. But 60's and 70's music, and not only those, were other category....
@monica danon Keep it up girl!!! I play in a rock band and every year we rent a big flat field with a stage and get a bunch of bands and DJs and all of our friends together for a weekend and it's my idea of heaven! Cheers!
I was born in 51 and I’m old now but I wouldn’t change a thing. I got a black transistor radio one Christmas with an earpiece. That radio was always on as I listened to the greatest music ever made. The Beatles, Yardbirds, name it I loved it all. I even listened to the standards on the old WNEW with Frank, Dean, and Sammy.
in 1991 my son was 3 years old, going on 4 soon. He would carry around a tape cassette player with this song and listen to it all the time. You can't make this stuff up !!!!
@@mga2899 I can still remember opening the box. It was black with red felt inside and right in the center was a space cut out for the radio to sit in so it would be flush inside the box. Through it I first heard “I Want To Hold Your Hand” in December of 1963. It was the first joy I felt since JFK was killed a month before.
Legend. I didn't come around till 1960 but as a kid I studied. I had a white transistor with an earpiece and ran the wire up the inside of my jacket so when at school I could hear (and adore!) The Beatles, Stones, Ronettes, Yardbirds, yes etc etc. Also my parents were Totally against RnR, my father anyway. Devil music! Ofc Music became my religion and one researches their religion! I was at sheet music stores to find lyrics, record stores to find old 45s-- yeah. I'm happy to report that my eldest, who moved out at 17, researches as well and not just the Hits. Ask Him about the Yardbirds and he'd probably ask with which guitar player?! 🥰
The Yardbirds are sadly the most overlooked band in rock. It never ceases to amaze me when I say Yardbirds to a Zepp fan they go huh? The Yardbirds are one of the most influential bands ever.
They were inducted into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 1992....not overlooked. Most Zep fans would also have a hard time naming a Chuck Berry, Howlin Wolf or Muddy Waters song.
When I talk to other Zeppelin fans they're usually surprised I know who the Yardbirds are. I'm a lot younger that most die hard fans, (30s) but I fucking love music. and know a lot about it
@@kathyrizzi8754 We really were lucky to have such great music as a base for our future musical tastes! I don't really do "today's music" except for a few bands or musical artists. I also like several genres of techno music. I no longer listen to music radio, IF I HAVE to listen to the radio! I mostly listen to the music my husband put on a usb drive for me to listen to in the car.You know, there's hundreds of songs by a bunch of different artists, and I tend to listen to the same albums all the time! I need to figure out how to make it completely random!
Super cool band. The late lead singer Keith Relf sporting those shades on stage was a great idea! RIP Keith Relf! Jeff Beck always an incredible guitar player. Paul Samwell-Smith put his base playing down becoming a record producer for Cat Stevens and Carly Simon and many others.
These guys were the ultimate in greatness , i was 20 years old when this fine classic appeared , now im 75 ,,,it still gives me goose lumps hearing it again ,, long live the 60s era xx lol
the best time to have been young ! the Yardbirds were grossly under-rated at the time, but were my first introduction to brit-blues if i may call the genre that. i'm still singing blues with my fantastic band mate, Ioan Wittmann, who played pro in New York for about 10 years. long live the blues and long live our memories of the greatest era to have been young - the 1960s!
I'm an old buzzard too but this was what we heard at the local legion and church dances when I was a kid. Amazing grace by the yardbirds ya have 5 yrs on me but it's so nice to know they are still appreciated . Hang in there old timer.
Very unusual in those days (early to mid 60s) for a band to play live on TV instead of using dubbing. TV stations never wanted to take the risk, and the band's management wanted them to sound exactly like the single so they could promote it (the drummer took some creative liberties here), which was the main purpose of these TV appearances. So this is refreshing! Thank you, Wolffishfish, for uploading this find!
When this show was made, the Yardbirds were still managed by Giorgio Gomelsky, who owned the blues club where they had quickly achieved stardom. Gomelsky knew and appreciated the electricity of their live performances. And he was a blues freak.
Tina Braxton Thank you, Tina. That's a great bit of history. And Giorgio Gomelsky sounds like a refreshing character. I would have loved to have seen the Yardbirds live in person in those days. I was on the wrong continent and far too young!
I also didn't get to see them live, for the same reasons. And I don't necessarily mean to praise Gomelsky. But his interest in the artistic merits of his clients was certainly a plus, at a time when most managers had dollar signs for eyeballs and straw for brains.
For your love is a great song by The Yardbirds! I've said it before and I will say it again "If you got to grow up anywhere in the 50's through the 90's with all of the golden classic movies, music, and concerts, YOU were blessed!"
Jeff Beck, one of the greatest guitarists of all time, died yesterday, 10-02-2023 at the age of 78, after contracting bacterial meningitis. He was best known for joining the English rock band The Yardbirds in the 1960s.
@@patriciamays8244 just had a bacteria infection. you have two/three days to diagnose it and often your vital signs will be normal...until they're not.
I was 5 when this and Heart full of Soul came out. I didnt know who The Yardbirds or Hendrix were, just the Beatles-I had their lunchbox I took to school. My first big song I remember in 65 was Puff the magic Dragon. I may have missed the Yardbirds but am grateful I can see them on videos. Thank you RUclips
Talented guy....and seems always to have been focused. Page just went nuts into witchcraft and Clapton did not really find his humanity until after his son's tragic accident... But Beck always seemed more together. Its a gift, too, perhaps.
Both of you guys are just cracking me up right now. I have to say that I would love to be standing next to a chickie in the grip of total Beatlemania right now, and not laugh my ass off in her screeching face.
Yes, of course it is, but I'm referring to the media attention, like the Beatles, the Doors, and others. Sometimes they seem a bit forgotten...it's just a feeling I get.
Rotten Well, that was a fluke to be sure, given the history of the RRHF. As i understand it, they were even less popular in the UK than in America, which is where they sold the most records. And yes, they did influence a lot of musicians in their time, though that is largely unnoticed.
I don't know either but in the Sixties they were popular but didn't really have a smash hit that got them touring the world. But they did turn up the odd great guitarist, like a guy called Clapton !
@@Ophiuchus123456789 Bill Wyman, in his memoir, Stone Alone, writes of watching five college kids, whilst playing the Crawdaddy, watching the Stones' every move, and of meeting Sammy. Those five kids took over the gig, and were the Yardbirds. Sammy failed to ape Wyman closely enough.
I was in "high school" in England when this song was released. At my boarding school, we listened to Radio Caroline-a pop non-BBC "pirate" station (anchored a few miles out beyond the jurisdiction of England. A lot of great tunes came out mid-sixties.
The man had a name--he was the great Keith Relf who died in a tragic accident by electrocution while playing his guitar in his basement home studio. He was only 33.
A great song by the Yardbirds, a great band that was a head of it's time. A few of the greatest guitarists were in the Yard Birds, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page. The Yard Birds were great musicians, truly a great band that doesn't get the recognition they deserve.
Lovely track and still very meaningful today. This type of music is classic and will never be forgotten, great line up and RIP Keith, your music lives on....
Their 1965 album "Having a Rave Up" is a classic with "Smokestack Lightning", "I'm a Man", "Heart Full of Soul", "You're a Better Man Than I", "The Train Kept A-Rollin'", "Shapes of Things", and "Over Under Sideways Down"
@nickremus4553 I could be wrong but I think those are most popular hits. The Yardbirds may not be as popular as The Beatles and Th Rolling Stones, but they are very talented.
Amazing that Clapton quit the band because they were becoming too “commercial.” This is the beginning of psychedelic music, influencing the sound of Cream later.
You had to be alive when For Your Love and Heart Full of Soul climbed the charts. I'm looking hard at 70, and even now when I hear this song I re-experienced the emotions I felt as a kid.
Me too,Wow im 76 today ,,,Thats of no matter ,,the fact being this classic still gives me cold chills every time i hear it ,,,, i too feel so young at heart ,,,long live the 60s era
Recently, the lyrics "Come tomorrow we'll all be older" was stuck in my brain and I had to hear the song and recall the the band that did it. Of course it was the Yardbirds. They were fantastic. Still love their music after all these years and I'm 77.
Iconic song of the 60's along with Hang on Sloopy ! Takes me right back to those days of Kinks, Yardbirds, Cream (White Room), Doors, Byrds, Beach Boys, MOTOWN
Jeff Beck died from meningitis never take life for granted that's for sure rest in peace our dear friend thank you for all the great Tunes Jeff my condolences to the Beck family
The yardbirds inspired me to become a bass player and to listen to Rock and as a result to that I started my first music group, and so maybe a little late but I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart I’ll always Love you guys.
"Clapton's leaving the band!" "Oh no! That's a disaster! Who on earth can possibly take his place? I mean, it's not like there's another genius virtuoso guitarist who needs a band to join out there!" ....two years later.... "Beck's leaving the band!" "Oh no! That's a disaster! Who on earth can possibly take his place?......."
Sounds like a pretty simple ditty stacked up against even the LEAST complex Hendrix composition though. Then again, Jimi also made Eric Clapton look like a beginner, so.....
One of those catchy songs of the sixties that are still good to hear fifty years later. This song was so popular then I used to hear in on the radios almost everywhere I went in those days. Good to hear.
I was eleven years old, and my dad let me go to a yardbirds concert! I was hooked on rock and roll! I'm so glad I grew up in the 60's and 70's, timeless music. The music today is nothing compared to then!
I love these guys. I was only 10 in 65, but I loved all this music, all these bands I grew up with. It was great to live in this particular era of music. ROCK ON
Unforgettable moments... wonderful times, the sixties and seventies... quality music... times when everything was much more relaxed. Big contrast to today's society. The Yardbirds... pure youth sentiment...! R.I.P. Jeff Beck...!
I love this one and heart full of soul because of the way Jeff Beck incorporated his Spanish guitar styles. Really made the Yardbirds stand out to me compared to other bands at the time - and even today.
wow this is the first actual live version of For Your Love I've seen as opposed to the lipsyncs for TV that were so common at the time. fantastic instrumentation and snappy performance.
I think those screams were edited in. I remember watching this on Shindig in 1965 and don't remember incessant screaming in the background at the time. Of course, my memory could be wrong. They also could have been edited in back then by American television.
I remember this song when i was 15 and the name of the girl I was with when I first heard it if you are a baby boomer we lived in the best of times FJB
RIP the two members of The Yardbirds Keith Relf (March 22, 1943 - May 12, 1976), aged 33 Jeff Beck (June 24, 1944 - January 10, 2023), aged 78 You both will always be remembered as legends.
14th May 1976, 40 years ago today Keith Relf was electrocuted in his home studio . He was playing an unearthed guitar and his foot touched a gas pipe. Due to ill health caused by his Asthma he could not stand the shock and died. R.I.P. a real nice guy.
I remember a looong time ago (when the song came out), that Clapton was upset, because the Yardbirds were a blues band, and when they were going to do this song, they were becoming too "pop" in his eyes. I heard that he refused to play on it, and they got Brian Auger to play the opening part on harpsichord. And the few times they played it live with Clapton, he had to try and recreate it with a 12-string (like Beck does here). He left very soon after that and went to the Bluesbreakers.
Can’t imagine living in the 60s things must have wavy I just re live that time in my own life I have long hair I don’t care about modern world stuff being in my 20s I just want to have fun
I was 17 when this song hit tie air waves. I listened all the time to the Yardbirds. What a great band they were. I still love their music over 55 years ago.
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Rest in piece Jeff Beck. You are a legend that is forever unforgettable.
May you rest in peace Jeff Beck
Thank you for your incredible talent and personality.
R.I.P Mr Beck
RIP Sir.
✌️
I think a lot of us are reminiscing
I saw this show at my aunt's house. First time I ever saw a rock band on TV. Next day, I bought a transistor radio for $1. I will be a Yardbirds fan till I die.
Transistor radio was the way I started listening to music back in 1964. I was thrilled to have that radio back then.
Same. Watched this on the B&W TV at 7 w/my mom who was up on new '60s groups
What a great band after all the years! RIP Jeff Beck
Funny side comment, they made transistor radios by the millions, good luck trying to find one today...
Amen brother🎉🎉😢😢
The shades, the bongos, the deadpan delivery under-laid with deep passion.
Peak beatnik!
I bet the birds went crazy for him
🎉Классная группа....БАЗА гр.LZ !
I can remember all the lyrics of this song from 55 years ago and can't remember what I did a week ago..
That's really scary as I can't remember what you did 3 weeks ago either.
Because these are awesome lyrics and what you did last week - not so much.
So true! At leadt we remember the good stuff!
You were whistling this song in an out-of town Walmart.
Lol me too, well sometimes. I’m 62 yrs young lol. Still love yardbirds
It's the 60's era. Another era. A better era. And Then...
adesso......Måneskin !! 🤣
And then the 90s came along and blew the 60s out of the water. The 90s was the best time to be alive.
@@taylorrenee4880 The 90's? Many hopes, many promises... and many illusions. Even if, after all, I didn't dislike that decade. But 60's and 70's music, and not only those, were other category....
@@taylorrenee4880Your kidding right ?????
Tried to dance this one today, October , 2021, and found out I still can do it despite my 75 years!
Keep it up man, I'm half your age but I can't recall a single bad time I've had while dancing, and I hope we never will!
I belive u 'cause , I am 72 years old & can dance rock 'n roll ,regards from BA , Argentina 👍
@monica danon Keep it up girl!!! I play in a rock band and every year we rent a big flat field with a stage and get a bunch of bands and DJs and all of our friends together for a weekend and it's my idea of heaven! Cheers!
Praise the Lord !!
Go, Jorge, go go go!
I was born in 51 and I’m old now but I wouldn’t change a thing. I got a black transistor radio one Christmas with an earpiece. That radio was always on as I listened to the greatest music ever made. The Beatles, Yardbirds, name it I loved it all. I even listened to the standards on the old WNEW with Frank, Dean, and Sammy.
Back then a transistor radio was magic.
in 1991 my son was 3 years old, going on 4 soon. He would carry around a tape cassette player with this song and listen to it all the time. You can't make this stuff up !!!!
@@Jendromeda he knows good music when he hears it.
@@mga2899 I can still remember opening the box. It was black with red felt inside and right in the center was a space cut out for the radio to sit in so it would be flush inside the box. Through it I first heard “I Want To Hold Your Hand” in December of 1963. It was the first joy I felt since JFK was killed a month before.
Legend. I didn't come around till 1960 but as a kid I studied. I had a white transistor with an earpiece and ran the wire up the inside of my jacket so when at school I could hear (and adore!) The Beatles, Stones, Ronettes, Yardbirds, yes etc etc. Also my parents were Totally against RnR, my father anyway. Devil music! Ofc Music became my religion and one researches their religion! I was at sheet music stores to find lyrics, record stores to find old 45s-- yeah. I'm happy to report that my eldest, who moved out at 17, researches as well and not just the Hits. Ask Him about the Yardbirds and he'd probably ask with which guitar player?! 🥰
Jeff Beck forever in our hearts. Rest in peace. ☮
I hope him and my dad are up there rocking the place and driving my nana foolish while doing so.
@@imtiyazlatoo3001 What on earth did do Jeff Beck to get into Hell? Could you explain?
@@canesvenatici4259 What???
Keith, as well.
@@candyslife160 i have t0 find a time machine and g0 back t0 that time
So sad that the great Jeff Beck has passed on. RIP😢
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
And Keith Relf
💔
The Yardbirds are sadly the most overlooked band in rock. It never ceases to amaze me when I say Yardbirds to a Zepp fan they go huh? The Yardbirds are one of the most influential bands ever.
They are not overlooked to real Rock fans that know their stuff
They were inducted into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 1992....not overlooked. Most Zep fans would also have a hard time naming a Chuck Berry, Howlin Wolf or Muddy Waters song.
When I talk to other Zeppelin fans they're usually surprised I know who the Yardbirds are. I'm a lot younger that most die hard fans, (30s) but I fucking love music. and know a lot about it
How can you be one of the most influential bands if you are overlooked? Makes no sense.
yes I understand, Dazed and Confused started with Yardbirds 1966 I believe, I'm a big Zeppelin fan Eric Clapton Jeff Beck Jimmy Page
It reminds me of my childhood days in the sixties... one of my favourite song... Fm Malaysia.. listening to the great song today 27hth Sept. 2023
Best wishes to you and Malaysia!
I am here because I heard this on Griselda
RIP Jeff Beck, a true legend . Condolences to his family, friends & band mates.
RIP Jeff Beck. One of rock's true legends. Up there with the very best.
I miss the 60's & 70's for all the great music and times during my childhood... Todays music sucks.. RIP Jeff always enjoyed listening...
That's foe sure they'll never be another time as great as those days!
@@kimsullivan-wz8wz We were lucky to have such great music in our young days, I’d love to do it again!👍
@@kathyrizzi8754 We really were lucky to have such great music as a base for our future musical tastes! I don't really do "today's music" except for a few bands or musical artists. I also like several genres of techno music. I no longer listen to music radio, IF I HAVE to listen to the radio! I mostly listen to the music my husband put on a usb drive for me to listen to in the car.You know, there's hundreds of songs by a bunch of different artists, and I tend to listen to the same albums all the time! I need to figure out how to make it completely random!
U can listen to anything so no complaints now or ever about any music.
@@sharoncahill4522 I'll say what I want, when I want..
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*I DID A LOT OF HIP-SHAKIN' TO THIS ONE !!!*
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-- A San Francisco native and 60's Hippie.
Super cool band. The late lead singer Keith Relf sporting those shades on stage was a great idea! RIP Keith Relf!
Jeff Beck always an incredible guitar player. Paul Samwell-Smith put his base playing down becoming a record producer for Cat Stevens and Carly Simon and many others.
If you hear this song you may be amazed that he also discovered Chris de Burgh !
These guys were the ultimate in greatness , i was 20 years old when this fine classic appeared , now im 75 ,,,it still gives me goose lumps hearing it again ,, long live the 60s era xx lol
the best time to have been young ! the Yardbirds were grossly under-rated at the time, but were my first introduction to brit-blues if i may call the genre that. i'm still singing blues with my fantastic band mate, Ioan Wittmann, who played pro in New York for about 10 years. long live the blues and long live our memories of the greatest era to have been young - the 1960s!
@@maevemcmahon4286 May be you want a singer ???? Me xx I admire your band how lovely xxlol
@@oughtonoughton2634 thank you O-O! xxx
@@maevemcmahon4286 My name is Jane xx
I'm an old buzzard too but this was what we heard at the local legion and church dances when I was a kid. Amazing grace by the yardbirds ya have 5 yrs on me but it's so nice to know they are still appreciated . Hang in there old timer.
I'm here to pay tribute to Jeff Beck. RIP ❤️
Wherever you’re at Jeff; I hope your are restin at ease!
Yes grew. Up with this Music.
Rock!
Very unusual in those days (early to mid 60s) for a band to play live on TV instead of using dubbing. TV stations never wanted to take the risk, and the band's management wanted them to sound exactly like the single so they could promote it (the drummer took some creative liberties here), which was the main purpose of these TV appearances. So this is refreshing! Thank you, Wolffishfish, for uploading this find!
When this show was made, the Yardbirds were still managed by Giorgio Gomelsky, who owned the blues club where they had quickly achieved stardom. Gomelsky knew and appreciated the electricity of their live performances. And he was a blues freak.
Tina Braxton Thank you, Tina. That's a great bit of history. And Giorgio Gomelsky sounds like a refreshing character. I would have loved to have seen the Yardbirds live in person in those days. I was on the wrong continent and far too young!
I also didn't get to see them live, for the same reasons. And I don't necessarily mean to praise Gomelsky. But his interest in the artistic merits of his clients was certainly a plus, at a time when most managers had dollar signs for eyeballs and straw for brains.
The downside is that he ripped them off.
Tina Braxton That's a familiar story!
For your love is a great song by The Yardbirds! I've said it before and I will say it again "If you got to grow up anywhere in the 50's through the 90's with all of the golden classic movies, music, and concerts, YOU were blessed!"
I was a 70s child?
I feel that every day of my life
I’m 75 ,yup. Not only the music, I think my generation has had it easy.
71 now , one of best groups of that era ,must see if I can get a best of CD.
I agree. I was born in 1961. The 50s through the 80s were the best years.
RIP Jeff Beck, guitar legend.
RIP Jeff. . RIP Keith. I’m glad Jim is still touring with worthy group of lads.
It's a shame Keith Relf died in the mid 70's
Why bloke that was his time ⏲️ he is in best place free of humanity
Jeff Beck, one of the greatest guitarists of all time, died yesterday, 10-02-2023 at the age of 78, after contracting bacterial meningitis. He was best known for joining the English rock band The Yardbirds in the 1960s.
Why wasn't he treated in time? Méningite is so treatable. 😮
@@patriciamays8244 just had a bacteria infection. you have two/three days to diagnose it and often your vital signs will be normal...until they're not.
Best know for joining the yardbirds? I think he was more well know for his own bands.
The more I hear them today the more I appreciate them.
RIP Jeff Beck, a true legend. He made a mark on this world that will never be forgotten.
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
Eric Clapton Jimmy Paige and Jeff Beck where all in this band together and than Jimmy Paige formed Led Zeppelin
I remember seeing this live, GOOD GOD I AM OLD.
So do I I am right there with you! Lol
But you had the privilege to see them
Mr Rocker Me too!
Me too Mr rocker xx
Not old but mature and know the meaning of music that is great! Today's youth and millennials have no idea of our music.
I was 5 when this and Heart full of Soul came out. I didnt know who The Yardbirds or Hendrix were, just the Beatles-I had their lunchbox I took to school. My first big song I remember in 65 was Puff the magic Dragon. I may have missed the Yardbirds but am grateful I can see them on videos. Thank you RUclips
Sadly, there is no longer genius in music, only a bunch of clowns who believe their lies...
A beautiful song actually played live. So many amazing artists came out of the Yardbirds. So cool to see a young Jeff Beck on acoustic guitar!
Talented guy....and seems always to have been focused. Page just went nuts into witchcraft and Clapton did not really find his humanity until after his son's tragic accident... But Beck always seemed more together. Its a gift, too, perhaps.
Yea..but take a look at those snarly faces..priceless!!
sv56
Love the sound of the women being tortured in the background... nice touch.
This was before the woman's movement. ;0)
Both of you guys are just cracking me up right now. I have to say that I would love to be standing next to a chickie in the grip of total Beatlemania right now, and not laugh my ass off in her screeching face.
Never made sense to me when you got to see a band because you like their music, and then you scream the entire time.....
them screamists were probably paid shills.
😂😂😂
How did one band have 3 of the greatest guitar players ever ? Bec they were that cool that’s how
I keep wondering why The Yardbirds doesn't have more recognition in the music scene? They truly deserve it!
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is not recognition?
Yes, of course it is, but I'm referring to the media attention, like the Beatles, the Doors, and others. Sometimes they seem a bit forgotten...it's just a feeling I get.
Rotten Well, that was a fluke to be sure, given the history of the RRHF. As i understand it, they were even less popular in the UK than in America, which is where they sold the most records. And yes, they did influence a lot of musicians in their time, though that is largely unnoticed.
clintfalk How can joan jett be in the Hall of Fame, when Chicago and 3 Dog Night are not?????????
I don't know either but in the Sixties they were popular but didn't really have a smash hit that got them touring the world. But they did turn up the odd great guitarist, like a guy called Clapton !
As soon as the guitar starts hitting those notes, I now know what is coming...... One of the greatest songs ever!
Hello friend, how're you doing today??
Yardbird's didn't miss Eric Clapton at all..
All their best hits were with The Guv'nor, Jeff Beck
Keith Relf looks just like Brian Jones, the real founder of The Rolling Stones
They both played harmonica. Did Keith Relf imitate him out of admiration?
I thought he looked like a young Kurt Cobain
@@Ophiuchus123456789 Bill Wyman, in his memoir, Stone Alone, writes of watching five college kids, whilst playing the Crawdaddy, watching the Stones' every move, and of meeting Sammy. Those five kids took over the gig, and were the Yardbirds.
Sammy failed to ape Wyman closely enough.
Bro i thought the same
He does..kind of weird..both died tragic deaths.
Jeff Beck guitar
yeahhh and playing a 12 string!
I was in "high school" in England when this song was released. At my boarding school, we listened to Radio Caroline-a pop non-BBC "pirate" station (anchored a few miles out beyond the jurisdiction of England. A lot of great tunes came out mid-sixties.
if you like this you might like my brother’s music. his name is Stu Morris and 'Daisy' is a good song by him....
Check out Dangerman/Secret Agent 1967 "Not So Jolly Roger" (pirate radio episode)
There’s a great movie based on the story of the pirate radio stations in England. It’s called “The Boat That Rocked” - you should check it out!!!
"Caroline on 259 !"
Keith relf brought me here
The only sad thing about The Yardbirds is that Kieth Relf is dead. He died from an electric shock in 1976.
Trying to practice his electric guitar in the bathtub.
@@doowopper1951 In his basement, not bathtub!
i don't think he gets enough credit for his role in the Band
Lead singer for the Yardbirds, dark shades, playing the bongos - the man is the epitome of cool!
It's also really hard to do.
The man had a name--he was the great Keith Relf who died in a tragic accident by electrocution while playing his guitar in his basement home studio. He was only 33.
@@vastwasteland77 very sad
Yeah way to cool looking
Thats Jim McCarthy,great front man.
A great song by the Yardbirds, a great band that was a head of it's time. A few of the greatest guitarists were in the Yard Birds, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page. The Yard Birds were great musicians, truly a great band that doesn't get the recognition they deserve.
Lovely track and still very meaningful today.
This type of music is classic and will never be forgotten, great line up and RIP Keith, your music lives on....
Still sounds good 😊😀😊😊🇬🇧🌞
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
I enjoyed the fact that the band played the song live and didn't lip synch to the single
This band really knew how to combine pop with progressive, resulting in the best of both. Still sounds modern & relevant.
I miss these songs...60s and 70s are the best ever 😊
Their 1965 album "Having a Rave Up" is a classic with "Smokestack Lightning", "I'm a Man", "Heart Full of Soul", "You're a Better Man Than I", "The Train Kept A-Rollin'", "Shapes of Things", and "Over Under Sideways Down"
@nickremus4553 I could be wrong but I think those are most popular hits. The Yardbirds may not be as popular as The Beatles and Th Rolling Stones, but they are very talented.
Keith Relf (the lead singer) was talented. Too bad that he met an early death (accidental electrocution).
He looks pretty handsome too.
Yeah, so sad
he went out like a god though, it was a guitar amp that electrocuted him
Very good looking guy😍
& extremely talented ❤
Such a loss to the Music industry 🎶
electrocuted by a guitar? wow thata's as rock & roll as you can get for a death
Keith Relf died years before Beck, not much mention here though
Yes what a tragedy; Keith was a great lead singer and is missed.
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The song that pushed Eric to leave the band. And the band never found another good guitarist. Umm... wait a minute!!
Amazing that Clapton quit the band because they were becoming too “commercial.” This is the beginning of psychedelic music, influencing the sound of Cream later.
& we miss Keith Relf , too😢
You had to be alive when For Your Love and Heart Full of Soul climbed the charts. I'm looking hard at 70, and even now when I hear this song I re-experienced the emotions I felt as a kid.
Me too,Wow im 76 today ,,,Thats of no matter ,,the fact being this classic still gives me cold chills every time i hear it ,,,, i too feel so young at heart ,,,long live the 60s era
"...when all we had to worry about was total nuclear annihilation." - Homer Simpson
Recently, the lyrics "Come tomorrow we'll all be older" was stuck in my brain and I had to hear the song and recall the the band that did it. Of course it was the Yardbirds. They were fantastic. Still love their music after all these years and I'm 77.
I'm still alive at 73
Hope ur still with us
Iconic song of the 60's along with Hang on Sloopy ! Takes me right back to those days of Kinks, Yardbirds, Cream (White Room), Doors, Byrds, Beach Boys, MOTOWN
Jeff Beck died from meningitis never take life for granted that's for sure rest in peace our dear friend thank you for all the great Tunes Jeff my condolences to the Beck family
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So horrid what happened. I still can't process it well.
The yardbirds inspired me to become a bass player and to listen to Rock and as a result to that I started my first music group, and so maybe a little late but I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart I’ll always Love you guys.
Rest in peace Jeff Beak for me was a legend and one of The greatest guitarists in The world .
@manuelarias1083 Jeff is great one. A favourite. I still can't believe he's gone.
Rest in peace Jeff Beck! You are part of history
One of the coolest bands in rock history
"Clapton's leaving the band!"
"Oh no! That's a disaster! Who on earth can possibly take his place? I mean, it's not like there's another genius virtuoso guitarist who needs a band to join out there!"
....two years later....
"Beck's leaving the band!"
"Oh no! That's a disaster! Who on earth can possibly take his place?......."
HERES JIMMY
+Itz Chunkz Jimmy.... I have a new song idea. Keith: we need a bassist. Jimmy: I know this douche that calls himself John Paul Jones...
srujan00 What kind of name is that?
+Rhubba Hindi
Itz Chunkz Jimmy Page was a bassist after Paul Samwell-Smith.
R I P JEFF BECK.
This song was so ahead of its time it still sounds fresh today.
Nah, it sounds old and crusty..........
@@BullyG1 This song is very dated
There's no such thing as a head of it's time it was the right time
Sounds like a pretty simple ditty stacked up against even the LEAST complex Hendrix composition though. Then again, Jimi also made Eric Clapton look like a beginner, so.....
One of those catchy songs of the sixties that are still good to hear fifty years later. This song was so popular then I used to hear in on the radios almost everywhere I went in those days. Good to hear.
The Yardbirds were an amazing group.
@garrison6863 Also very talented, but unfortunately they didn't gain too much popularity. However they were a great band.
I was eleven years old, and my dad let me go to a yardbirds concert! I was hooked on rock and roll! I'm so glad I grew up in the 60's and 70's, timeless music. The music today is nothing compared to then!
@dennisjudd7550 Cool. Lucky you. I wasn't around in the 60's. In fact I wasn' t around until the mid 70's.
Every girls obsession of the 60s
One of the reasons I picked up a guitar as a 12 year old kid and taught myself how to play!
Legends never die.
I love these guys. I was only 10 in 65, but I loved all this music, all these bands I grew up with. It was great to live in this particular era of music. ROCK ON
Me too! How lucky were we? Damn!!!!!
Rock on.
I like to think that as a teen in the 60s by buying these records and albums I helped to encourage the bands and singers to make more music.
Keith Relf vocals.
He has a nice voice
Unforgettable moments... wonderful times, the sixties and seventies... quality music... times when everything was much more relaxed. Big contrast to today's society. The Yardbirds... pure youth sentiment...! R.I.P. Jeff Beck...!
I love this one and heart full of soul because of the way Jeff Beck incorporated his Spanish guitar styles. Really made the Yardbirds stand out to me compared to other bands at the time - and even today.
One of our greatest guitarist of all time is in heaven, RIP 🙏 🪦 JEFF BECK
I am sooooooo in love with this 1965 video!!!!!!!!
Sad, RIP Jeff, back when music was great
Rip Jeff Beck
Oh God, when they stopped writing this music, no one could come close again.
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wow this is the first actual live version of For Your Love I've seen as opposed to the lipsyncs for TV that were so common at the time. fantastic instrumentation and snappy performance.
WOW, Jeff Beck on guitar❗️
The screaming girls - you'd think The Beatles were up there lol. The Yardbirds were awesome. Keith had such a great voice.
We'll scream if we want to!
I think those screams were edited in. I remember watching this on Shindig in 1965 and don't remember incessant screaming in the background at the time. Of course, my memory could be wrong. They also could have been edited in back then by American television.
Rest In Peace, I’ve watched and listened to your music since the sixties. Thank you
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I can't believe he's gone 😥
Why is it that the good ones always seem to die young, but the rotters seem to live forever?
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I remember this song when i was 15 and the name of the girl I was with when I first heard it if you are a baby boomer we lived in the best of times FJB
Always loved the bongos. Gave the song that little bit of extra difference. Great group.
Steve the bongos give this classic a chill of delight lol x
The Bongos went well with the Beatnik look of Keith.
This cool song..live and let live when applicable today
RIP the two members of The Yardbirds
Keith Relf (March 22, 1943 - May 12, 1976), aged 33
Jeff Beck (June 24, 1944 - January 10, 2023), aged 78
You both will always be remembered as legends.
Poor Keith had it rough with his illness. Died while making music for us too.
Descansa en paz Jeff, hasta el cielo🙏🕊
Jeff Beck playing straight up chords on a Guild with a sound hole pickup...fantastic!
14th May 1976, 40 years ago today Keith Relf was electrocuted in his home studio . He was playing an unearthed guitar and his foot touched a gas pipe. Due to ill health caused by his Asthma he could not stand the shock and died. R.I.P. a real nice guy.
His son found him and at first thought he was sleeping because he kept many late nights working on music
HarveyRoadie yes rip.i love the yard birds.keith was very talented
my birthday may 7th
an unearthed guitar?
@@heishephaestion4178 -Unearthed means ungrounded. I just looked it up. Had no idea.
I remember a looong time ago (when the song came out), that Clapton was upset, because the Yardbirds were a blues band, and when they were going to do this song, they were becoming too "pop" in his eyes. I heard that he refused to play on it, and they got Brian Auger to play the opening part on harpsichord. And the few times they played it live with Clapton, he had to try and recreate it with a 12-string (like Beck does here). He left very soon after that and went to the Bluesbreakers.
I often wondered if he had stayed a little longer if he would have been a member of Led Zeppelin?
R.I.P. dear Jeff. You are the mightiest genius of the guitar. We will miss you dearly.
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Rest In Peace Jeff. You are a big legend, we'll never forget you.
Good Bye Keith and Jeff
Can’t imagine living in the 60s things must have wavy I just re live that time in my own life I have long hair I don’t care about modern world stuff being in my 20s I just want to have fun
I was 17 when this song hit tie air waves. I listened all the time to the Yardbirds. What a great band they were. I still love their music over 55 years ago.
Rest Peacefully Jeff Beck
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RIP Jeff Beck you're a true legend 💙
This is good stuff, soo old and so good! It is just a great classic rock song.