JEFF BECK FT BETH HART - GOING DOWN | REACTION
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So many people understandably laud Jeff for being able to play the strings, whammy and volume knob at the same time, because it got him in the Hall of Fame twice. But people often forget that he was also the first major rock artist to consistently give female musicians gigs in his group.
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Celtic music groups have had a significant presence of female musicians for a long time and like a lot of Celtic musicians they are often multi-instrumentalists.
@@coinneachmaclellan3121 Yes, as a fan I'm aware of that, but I doubt it surprises many that folk of all forms has had more women. But we were discussing A-list rock and roll, and there, we've seen next to no women. A more suitable example may have been Prince, who had some. And Lenny Kravitz.
Jeff was motherfucker with a flat pick and a Les Paul...he...he
Chod… you were one of the few who gave Jeff Beck his due early on in your channel. And you listened to him in all his various genres as he went from rock to fusion, back to his Rockabilly roots and took the electric guitar to new heights… I’m glad you had that experience before he passed.
Tal Wilkenfeld so young here and so easily fits in the band. Jeff would allow Tal to do some bass solos to wow the audience. She is another one of those women bass players that are awesome. RIP Jeff, what a shock and surprise. My first song I learnt of his was from his Truth album, Greensleeves.
This took place in an annual three day blues festival called Crossroads headed by Eric Clapton. The women in this video were the only women on the bill even though dozens of artists played at the festival. This was a 20 minute set which was considered a short set.
The "Blow by Blow" album changed my life as a teen growing up. Great musician ! R.I.P.
Man. Me too that album and There and Back. Wore out my cassette, had to get the CD🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵😎😎😎
Jeff Beck my fav guitar master since his “Truth” album in 1969. Immortal. RIP. The great one.
Clapton’s Crossroads Concert. Dee, your enthusiasm for this one was spot on! Go check out two of his many monster albums, Guitar Shop and Who Else? And Yep!!! You pulled the RIGHT one. Saw this live. Beth’s vocal over the top of what Jeff and group laid down, was the most perfect performance of this classic. Tal on bass is a pint size killer, whose played with all the greats. The man, the artist, the legend. R.I.P. Jeff. His genius was always pairing great artists he wanted around him, to play the compositions he knew would let everyone shine. An ear like no other. What a privilege to witness, and a loss to all who loved him.
As a bass player, I was disappointed in Guitar Shop, and the tour he did. Bass lines on the keyboard just ain’t the same.
RIP Jeff Beck. one of the best..... you should check out his bassist he had here too, Tal Wilkenfeld. Jeff really gave her a huge opportunity by having her tour with him.... She has a solo career now and is incredible song writer and musician.
I still can't believe he is gone.........I have seen Jeff 7 times, first time with SRV in 1989.
This is the master of the bending string...in every sense of the word...he will be missed(RIP brother)...The bassist Lady's name is Tal Wilkenfeld and is a fine singer in her own right now...
Beck didn't rely on mods or peddles for his sound. It was all in his hands. He could take a guitar off the rack at guitar center and plug in and get the same sound you hear. He was amazing.
No he couldn't get the same sound. He could play just as good. For one he has a Floyd Rose tremolo system on a Stratocaster which is a modification.
@j.dragon651 Sorry, no. The only guitar with a Floyd Jeff played was an orange Jackson Soloists he used for a short time in the mid 80s.
From the mid 90’s on, Jeff’s main guitars used Fender American Standard vibrato bridges, Wilkinson roller nuts and Sperzel locking tuners. Pickups were Hot Noiseless, custom wound by John Suhr.
@@paulanthonyguy Look again.
@@j.dragon651 OK, it may be hard to tell from the little thumbnail on this vid, but check out the full screen version without the commentary. Between 0:25 and 0:35 - and at many other points - you can see clearly, it’s a Fender American Standard, not a Floyd.
Listen to his catalog chronologically and it really paints a picture of just how pioneering he was. He's literally played all genres and all styles in such unique ways that it's almost not copyable.
Jeff Beck has long been a musicians musician, he has played with numerous other musicians, saw him in concert a couple times, always a consummate professional.
The amazing Jeff Beck, he's been great since the mid 60s and in my top 5 guitarists of all time, all 3 of those Yardbirds legends are there. Beth Hart makes it even better and the whole band is fire. That song has been done in all kinds of live situations and just search for Going Down live and enjoy! 🎵🎸🎶
The word unique was made for Jeff Beck! Jeff always ploughed his own field. He turned the Rolling Stones down and he turned down Pink Floyd . He boosted Rod Stewart’s Career, who by the way first recorded this track with Jeff.
The young lady on the bass guitar is Tal Wilkenfeld from Australia....she's an absolute savant!!
Thank you for your sensitive reaction and remembrance of the legendary, innovative Jeff Beck. I respect your not wanting to sensationalize his death, but I feel this video was a great celebration of the joy he was able to bring with his playing, both to his audience and with his fellow players. Don't worry about not being able to hear the bass Dee. I have been listening to music for 50 years and also sometimes have to really concentrate to hear the bass player. I read a quote recently, can't remember it exactly, but the gist was that you can't always hear the bass, but you can certainly hear when the bass isn't there. It's all part of the fabric that makes wonderful music. Jeff will certainly be missed. He was so unique and changed up his style regularly. He was one of the foundation players who was there at the beginnings of what we consider rock today. Bless your soul Jeff and thank you for the music and the memories.
So very sad to loose this great artist, but thank God we still have video's like this and his albums to keep his music alive!
Jeff Beck was always open to working with other artists. He did some amazing collaberations with Joss Stone and one AMAZING version of an old Blues tune with Tom Jones called "Going Down Slow"!!
Heroes get remembered but legends never die - Babe Ruth
beck was the greatest I did enjoy very much the two albums he made with Rod Stewart pure rock!
RIP Jeff, you was one of the best guitarists of all time. He has played with all the great musicians and everyone was proud to make music with him. Nobody plays the whammy bar as virtuously as J.B. that's a fact! Thanks for sharing and all the best @all from hamburg (germany)
As an aside, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page basically grew up together and knew each other since the age of 13...Since you have now discovered another guitar playin God you need to avail yourself of the priviledge of listening to a magnificent piece of music from Jeff's 1999 Album "Who Else" ...the piece is called "Space For The papa"...to feel the full power of this should be played Loud n Raw! Ty you beautiful peeps...
God bless Jeff Beck for showcasing women who rock! ♥️🎵🤘🏼
It's just my opinion. Jeff Beck and Gary Moore had the best control and tonality of their instruments I've ever heard, in my lifetime.
Much respect for not wanting to jump on the tribute bandwagon, but at the same time thank you for recognizing Jeff for his amazing talent. Well done. 🙏
he has probably one of the more recognizable tones. his studio version with the piano is one of my favourites of his.
His other passion was hot rods. He built them all by himself from the frame up. He would say his guitar playing financed his car obsession. RIP genius Jeff
I'm 53 and have been playing guitar since I was about 14. I've known about Jeff Beck since that time but at first I couldn't get into his music. I was more interesting in the flashy "guitar gods" like Hendrix, Randy Rhoads (Ozzy) or Jimmy Page (Zeppelin).
A few years later I started studying Jazz and Classical in college and got exposed to a much wider range of music and thankfully I re-discovered Jeff Beck again. I was absolutely blown away by his playing and couldn't understand why I couldn't get into him before.
I think it's because Jeff Beck is a guy who focused much more on the musical aspects of guitar playing and less on the impressive super fast soloing - not that he couldn't do that.
I also think it took a few years of me learning the guitar to understand just how impressive Jeff's tone, dynamics and control were. He controls so many small subtle aspects of each note he plays it really gives him the ability to sing through his guitar. I totally think of Jeff Beck as a guitar player's guitar player. I'm really sad to see him leave us but I'm very happy that we got to have him for such a long productive time. Even in his 70s he was still putting on shows and destroying it on stage.
Yeah, Jeff Beck was awesome, saw him in concert around 2010, super show ! If ya can....Bruce Springsteen treat her right - Albany 13/05/2014 ( 5: 32 ).........THANKS !
After Jeff left the Yardbirds, formed the Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart on vocals. That sixties album Truth is special.Morning Dew
Loved "Truth". Brought it out and listened again today in honor of Jeff. It's been awhile, and I was reminded of what a great album it is. Jeff and a young Rod Stewart when he was a marvelous blues belter - before he replaced Steve Marriott in Faces - and later turned pop singer.
I wish more would react to it.
One of the best songs that Jeff Beck ever recorded was “ Let Me Love You “ by the Jeff Beck band. Rod Stewart sings , Ronnie Wood from The Rolling Stones play’s Bass and Jeff play’s the meanest guitar the ear has ever heard. One of the greatest blues songs ever recorded. RIP Jeff.
Arguably the greatest and most creative of the Mayall Guitarists. My Lead Guitarist for more than 12 years idolized Beck and actually legally changed his name to Jeff Beck. We just call him JB. I've been fronting my bands for years with this iconic Freddie King Song. In 1965, when Eric Clapton left the Yardbirds for John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Beck was recruited to replace him on the recommendation of Jimmy Page
I've never seen someone so free on his instrument as Jeff Beck.
One of my favorite songs featuring Jeff Beck is "Rollin Stone" from the Paul Rodgers album Muddy Waters Blues: A tribute to Muddy Waters.
Beck burns it up.
I’ve seen this masterpiece so so sooooo many times. The ingrained funk is just stupid.
Her bass lines just guaranteed success. She slaptDddd every second.
RIP Jeff
RIP Jeff.....a true legend....such amazing musicians joining him...and Beth is amazing ....one of the best singers now in my eyes
RIP , Jeff
"Ron Wood" once said playing with Jeff in a band was just like getting your mind blown every time. The scarry thing is, most of the time he would be totally winging it, and still kicking ass like that.
I will miss you, Sir Jeff. I remember your work from the start. Peace and love.
Jeff's band during the late 2000's into the early 2010's with Tal Wilkerfeld on bass was amazing. There were always guest vocals, too, lots of guests. Take Dee to a music store and just mess around on a 6-string guitar and then a bass. Just to show her the sounds.
How much of a Badass is Tal Wilkenfeld to be touring and Jammin with Jeff Beck. I was visiting with the former President of the Kansas City Blues Society and I played some of Jeff and Tal together and he was shocked at how awesome Tal is. And, Beth Hart needs no introduction, she is The Queen of the Blues....
I didn't see anyone mention this, but Jeff was known as the guitarists guitarist. Also has been said YOUR favorite guitarists guitarist. Certainly has been mine followed by Hendrix, Clapton, Gilmour, Santana, and Stevie Ray Vaughn in that order. I know Jimmy Paige is #1 now, replaceing Hendrix after more than 50 years, but even Paige doesn't agree. His favorite is Jeff Beck, and they were great friends since before their careers.
Great pick - to a legend who often gets lost in the shuffle. Look at it as - paying homage - over "jumping in", it's a sincere gesture.
Love this reaction. Both of you were genuine and real. Jeff and Beth. Whooooa
I seen Jeff Beck the first time on June, 19, 1976 at the Centre in Vancouver Performing Arts, I was 14 . Last time I seen Jeff Beck was on October 27, 2011. 2 of the best concerts I've ever attended ❤️
Rest In Power, Legend. 🇬🇧🎸🎤🎶
Jeff Beck.
Space for Papa
You will love this!
Excellent vibe
"Truth"..came out in my freshman year...EVERYBODY bought it. A lovely man.
Try SRV and JEFF BECK on tour...audience video, greasy, frenetic version of "Going Down"... Stevie is the most animated I've ever seen him and Beck is like a schoolboy, laughing and giddy.
A joy.
btw I back in the day (and still), we'd reference Beck as Jeffbeck word.
Great reaction. RIP Jeff Beck. Don't apologize for playing this Chod...it's cool.
May have been mentioned, but jeff beck and beth hart did "i"d rather go blind" in tribute to buddy guy at the kennedy center honors. One of my favorites
It really makes me happy that young guys such as yourselves are learning to appreciate older music that has actually played on instruments... unlike today where you can create a whole new song without even having to play an instrument.. using programs and apps... also I might add he was in pretty good shape even in his older Years cuz he was still touring and playing... I think they said he contracted meningitis.. I could be wrong.. he will be greatly missed
RIP Jeff, thank you for all the wonderful memories. Jim
You have to check out Jeff Beck and Tall Wilkenfeld. Because we ended as lovers. So the lady can hear Tal's solo. And understand her bass.
Everyone should check out the version of *16 Tons* that he did with Billy Gibbons.
Thanks for this ...such greatness will be missed .
Clapton guitar festival ,,, Madison square garden ... I was blessed to be there for this
Jeff Beck worked with Stevie Wonder on the song "Superstition." He wasn't on the Stevie Wonder recording of the song but played on one track on the album. He recorded the song separately with his band soon after. I recently heard a Stevie Wonder live recording of the song with Jeff Beck playing guitar. Definitely worth a listen.
Saw Jeff Beck at 17…high school kid…Shrine Auditorium…I never recovered…
So much subtlety, artistry, and expression in his playing. He ~sings~ through the guitar.
The immortal Jeff Beck and Beth Hart. You cant go wrong EVER!
goin down is one of the greatest rock songs ever written
Another legend lost 😢! Check out more Beth Hart, she's an amazing story as well!
Trust me brother. No one will ever think badly of you if you react to music from great musicians and artists right when they pass away. On the contrary, you are paying tribute and showing love,respect and great appreciation to them. We sometimes take for granted that they'll always be here and we need to realize they're human too. When possible, react to them often. Especially when they pass.
Nice tribute to Jeff Beck. Sad to hear of his passing. He is considered one of the top guitarists in the world. He spanned all genres & styles ranging from blues rock, hard rock to jazz fusion. I remember him back with The Yardbirds & The Jeff Beck Group in the 60's-70's.
Jeff always championed women musicians. Just another thing that made him cool. 😪❤😎
Tal Wilkenfeld on Bass is from down under Australia. YAY go girl.
R.I.P. Jeff Beck 🎶
You neeeeeeed to check out Jeff’s song Led boots…….killer bro, I guarantee.
You make such a great point we are lucky to be alive when we can still hear and see great musicians once they are gone. It's a privilege to be the first generation to be able to do this.
It's just that Jeff Beck was at the same time as Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page. He kinda slipped through the cracks, but he was just as good. Legend!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've listened to other channels showing Jeff Beck's virtriosity. But, I didn't want to move him up the ladder, because of emotion. But, Ok, Hendrix is the GOAT!. BUT Clapton, Beck and Page???? If, you told me Jeff Beck was the second best ever. I can't disagree. He's right there, with Clapton and Page.
My suggestion to you is move JEFF right to the top of your Ladder where he belongs. Forget Hendrix and the rest of them..😅
Jeff is legend! I know he influenced many of the greats including my favorite Buck Dharma. RIP Sir Beck, you are one of a kind!!
Ya'll are Awesome! Jeff Beck is one of the best guitarist that ever lived. Many would say he is the best. There is a reason Beth and Jeff were brought together. They are both top of the food chain, ever. Check out "Hideing under water" "Soulshine" "leave the light on" I rather go blind with Jeff Beck instead of Joe, who is incredible, but the other is better. And this is a compliment all the way, your wife is so HOT. Good for you!
Try women of Ireland. It's on this concert set. Packed with emotion and Lizzie Ball is great on violin. If you liked Where were you you will love it and it captures the heart of Irish music
I saw Jeff perform with Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Joe Cocker and the Rolling Stones (minus Jagger & Richards) at the Cow Palace in Frisco. Need I explain how crazy good this show was?
Also Robbie Bachman the drummer for BTO - Bachman Turner Overdrive! RIP!
Freddie King wrote this song. Tal is Australian. When they play the walk down they are playing unison.
Hi mate. Britain 🇬🇧 produces brilliant guitarists. We always have. RIP Jeff
Have to agree with that 🤓! So many great guitarists, so little time!
Certainly those who favor the blues!
R I p to a guitar Legend JEFF BECK
R.I.P. Jeff Beck. You must hear the studio version.
Chod. Play the studio version of LIVE IN THE DARK. This way Dee can hear Jeff turn her ears inside-out.
And a listen to him with the Yardbirds would be appreciated. R.I.P Jeff Beck.
In my top 5 🎸😎.. RIP..
I had Jeff Beck #6 on my personal best guitarists ever. I just found out he passed away 6 hours ago. My ranking hasn't changed for sympathy. He's a legend.
Such an amazing talent. RIP Jeff Beck 🙏
For stunning electric violin, please check out Rush: Losing It Live with an incredible violin solo from 2015 (R40 Tour).
Giants all!!!! I never thought I would hear Beth Hart being overshadowed but damned if they didn't. And Beth was killing it.
Thank you for reacting to Jeff Beck.
I prefer Beth and Jeff at the Kennedy Honors. The guests appreciation alone let’s you know how good they are. There’s more for her to get into lyrically too.
RIP Jeff Beck 🎸🎸🎸🎸
The playing is amazing, every player at the level where they can just play what they hear. Also the song by Don Nix (who has some great shows of his own) became a standard within a few years of his writing it.
R.I.P. JEFF 🎸🎸🎸⚘⚘⚘🕊🕊🕊
Jeff was influenced by so many sounds, then he heard Les Paul & Mary Fords "How High the Moon" & that's when he said, that's for me! 😊💙🎸
If you want to check out Jeff's talent then his hit Hi Ho Silver Lining is a must reaction
Priscilla Presley wrote a beautiful song for her Dad, and dubbed it with him singing it with her.
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Thx! Amazing talent! Your beautiful wife can listen to some isolated instrument tracks that would help her identify the differences! This was great!
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Maybe you should show Dee, Jeff and Beth at the Kennedy center doing their tribute to Buddy Guy.
Tal Wilkenfeld, the bass player is Wizard too!
Tal is one of the best Bass Players ever