Jeff Beck R.I.P., embraces so many styles and he plays with the best. Lest not forget he was a tremendous mentor to so many young brilliant artists. The Great Jeff Beck!
Jeff Beck replaced Eric Clapton in The Yardbirds. He had been recommended by Jimmy Page who eventually joined him in that band. If you go through Beck’s catalog you will find all different genres of music from 50’s guitar through blues rock and jazz.. one of the most innovative guitarists to come out of the 1960’s rock scene
Thanks for some Jeff Beck! More...."Scatterbrain"......in fact the whole "Blow by Blow LP!!!! Check him Live at Ronnie Scotts! Its out there on RUclips....Clapton guesting.....
Hands down the master; absolutely the most brilliant guitarist in history. "Wired" is a complete masterpiece; It came out in 1976, I bought it in 1977.
This came out the spring that I graduated from high school spent quite a few evenings trying to figure that bass lick out but I finally got it down! Even Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton say Jeff Beck is the greatest. Excellent reaction!
I know, off hand, only one other reaction channel doing any Jeff Beck. When I first heard Jeff beck, at a party in high school, it totally opened up the world of jazz fusion to me. I was completely blown away by Beck. His entire catalog is a goldmine. I used to play percussion/drums, and the drumming in Beck's recordings is par excellence. Every musician on his recordings are tops in the business. You just cannot go wrong with Jeff Beck. And seeing him live, if you ever get the chance is a religious experience.
One of the best guitarists ever to play the electric guitar. Jeff Beck goes back to the Yardbirds in the 60's. His albums with Rod Stewart are classics. Blow by Blow and Wired set the stage for fusion. Check out his version of Superstition. Stevie Wonder wrote it for him.
Jeff Beck...might be the best living guitarist for my money and one of the most unique to EVER wield a six string! His approach, his note choices...everything...is from another world. When I see him live I laugh a a lot because it’s so bizarre. I often think ‘that note is NOT on any of MY guitars’. Dive in to beck and hold on tight
I got to see Jeff during the Blow by Blow tour just crazy good, Jeff, Clapton, and Page were all members of the Yardbirds right there lets you know your listening to some of the best ever.
Beck was and is the man. Seen live twice. Changed my brain in 1980 when I discovered his solo stuff. Complete badass. He's still going strong. Last saw in 2015 and it was perfect. Always best musicians with him too. Killer. Wired, Blow by Blow, Live with Jan Hammer, keep going bud. Jeff beck is a good hot rod builder too if he wasn't cool enough.
You cannot go wrong with anything written by Jeff Beck or any of the off shoots of Mahavishnu. For drumming, you're on the right track listening to any Jeff Beck album. I would highly recommend Jan Hammer's 'Oh Yeah' too. The drummers that Beck and Hammer play with are some of the best. I'm serious. Great review 👏
I’ve had Jeff Beck’s Wired album for many decades. It has been played so much I’m not sure there’s any music left on it. I originally purchased this in the album form and later branched out into cassette. Jeff Beck has always been alone in his own category. Just.like Hendrix. These two musicians are incomparable talents and virtuosos on their instruments.They also knew how to write some toe-tappers.
Jeff Beck is a journey he has done it all right back from the 60s through rock jazz funk and always true to himself there are good players great players then there are those who take you somewhere else
You may know the drummer, Michael Walden from his producing, he did evrybody! He was also an amazing drummer, and played in Mahavishno Orchestra was well, replacing the great Billy Cobham. Wilbur Bascomb is KILLING this bass line too! Led Boots from the same album is also fantastic.
Yet another GREAT music artist that combines rock, jazz, and blues together. Right up your alley Chod! Jeff Beck is an artist that makes it back to my playlist more often than Led Zep or Pink Floyd. His "Blow by Blow" album is a classic and should be heard from beginning to end. Jeff beck is the artist the other great guitarists go to see perform.
Jeff Beck can go all over the place, sometimes way out there, but there's that foundation of the awesome drums and bass, they have to keep that foundation there, sometimes hidden, but it's there, and at times they have to shift their foundations into a different field that Jeff is playing in.
Wired is an incredible album! I still listen to it from time-to-time. Blow by blow is another great one. I learned some of the drum parts from both of these albums. There some really fun interesting grooves to play.
Jeff Beck is one of the most versatile guitarists you can find! He has never sticked to just one genre although John Mayall begged him to join his band The Bluesbreakers. Jeff declined every offer to become a member. Another tune with Jeff Beck you gotta check out is his version of an old Irish song Mna na heireann it will blow your mind!!
Literally one of the greatest guitar players ever. It’s VERY hard to duplicate his guitar on here. Many tried but failed to get it to almost a perfect duplicate
This was used as the theme music for the Philadelphia Flyers pre and post game shows back in the 70’s. That’s a producer who understood how to get you into the show...
Bro I saw him at the Capital Centre in Maryland , late 70s. His band was The Jan Hammer group. They did the theme song for the TV show Miami Vice. A incredible song on its own. But Beck did the Blow by Blow album and he blew away Jefferson Starship who he opened for. The Crowd was stunned over Becks performance. The best guitar player on earth. I've played 35 yrs and and can't touch him. Amazing dude.
Jeff is mainly known as an instrumentalist, but there was a period he tried to build a super group with Ainsley Dunbar (Drums) - Ron Wood (Rhythm, later of the Rolling Stones) - and Singer Rod Stewart, they couldn't hold it together, but man they were amazing.
This is why I love you Chod - who else would play a Jeff Beck Jazz-Rock, Funk, Fusion tune/music on their Reaction Channel. Not many. You understand that it's vital to understand the diversity of music from these past years. It's a great funky, jazzed up party song with a ton of groove.
Great finally someone who discovered Jeff. Stratus. Into the veil, and Blue wind. And Big block is other great songs by him. Also If you would like to see him live on youtube. Check out Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scot´s or Live 2017. He's doing quite well at the last concert for being 73 y. o.
I think Jeff Beck was one of the first proponents of "Fusion Jazz", a combination of Rock and Jazz. His album "Blow By Blow" is a classic! He is a "Guitar God" of the first order!
By the way, the drummer on Jeff Beck's Wired album was a guy named Narada Michael Walden> He has also worked with a bunch of other guitar players such as Carlos Santana.
if you want more of this listen to the full album Wired ,Blow by Blow is great to if you want to hear Beck play bluesy rock listen to the album Truth with Rod Stewart on vocals
wow. that was awesome. never heard before. The only song with Jeff Beck I know is with ZZ top. its Sixteen Tons. The song was written in 1946, and have many interpretations through the years. Ernie Ford, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Stevie Wonder, Tom Jones, etc.
Jan Hammer is the keys player. He did 3 albums with Jeff Beck. Stellar albums. Star Cycle or El Becko off There and Back are funked and fusioned to perfection.
"Cadillac driven' music" LOL! You've hit the motherload. This album is FULL of great funk/jazz/rock fusion. Try Led Boots, Head for Backstage Pass (some of the most badass bass playing ever), and Play With Me. FYI, Narada Michael Walden is the drummer and he wrote half the songs on the album. Other great Beck albums to check out are Blow by Blow and Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop.
Thank you for this. You may wish to check out Jeff on the Stevie Wonder song "Looking for Another Pure Love" from the album "Talking Book." Also, not everyone knows Stevie wrote the song "Superstition" for Jeff, but decided to record it himself when Jeff got in an automobile accident before having the chance to commit it to vinyl. Stevie realized what a monster hit he could--and DID--have with it, while Jeff himself would later record it to somewhat less fanfare, let's just say. Anyway, a little music history for you if you're interested. Thanks again.
My favorite guitarist, bar none. Double Hall of Famer. But for what to drive for his music, think hot rods. :) He rebuilds his own, chassis up, and has been featured in hot rod magazines as well as music.
Jeff Beck is the real deal. Try Pork Pie Hat, We've Ended as Lovers, Situation, Beck's Bolero, Plynth (Water Down the Drain). That is just a small sampling. Jeff is one of my very favorites. When he made the Blow by Blow album they asked him what took him so long to make an album like that. His reply was he was afraid they would think he was just showing off. Guess how good that album is.
If you like this music you really need to check out a guy named Robben Ford. He used to play guitar for Miles Davis. He plays rock/ blues along a jazz line that is really good. Well worth checking out.
I saw Beck Bogart and Appice first in '73-4, check live 'Superstition', Stevie ended up releasing his own first. Saw 'Blow by Blow' tour next, '75, some months later bought a bootleg of the show on street. Finally last saw him '76 with Jan Hammer(see Miami Vice theme , Jeff is there too). Some incredible live stuff much more up to date on YT. Dig in, brother.
You meant a Clavenett keyboard! Great jazz/rock fusion, that is very funky. Blow By Blow- is another great fusion album- I had both of these when they came out- and I still play them☺
I wore out this Jeff Beck album and Blow By Blow as a kid in the 70s. Still some of my favorite music. Check out Mahavishnu Orchestra' Eternity's Breath parts 1 & 2 from the album Visions of the Emerald Beyond
I was one of those that recommended Jeff Beck. Happy to see you love it as much as I thought you would. 👍 Car choice? an old completely restored early SAAB.
Jeff Beck is a Legend but is often underrated as a guitarist. You need to listen to the drumming also done by Narada Michael Walden on certain songs, Wow can he play.
Yes! JB is so inventive- awesome musicians. Killer guitar tonality. And btw it is the clavinet. If you dig fusion, you will love EVERY song on Wired and Blow by Blow. Seriously. And your pops might be in trouble...
For a quick diversion into 1969 psychedelia, check out the Jeff Beck Group playing on Donovan’s song Barabajagal. For another treat, check out Donovan’s earlier track Sunshine Superman, which features Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones (guitar and bass for Led Zeppelin). Music’s family tree has a lot,of interwoven limbs..
You got a remember everything was recorded in Analog back in the day so it’s a warmer sound. But the drum sounds you’re referring to they usual used room mics to capture the essence of the drum kit. I prefer that over close miking any day.
Jeff Beck R.I.P., embraces so many styles and he plays with the best. Lest not forget he was a tremendous mentor to so many young brilliant artists. The Great Jeff Beck!
😢🎸💓
To quote Joe Perry, "There's Jeff Beck and then there's everybody else."
Ritchie Blackmore said Jeff had more notes on his guitar than anyone else.
"I don't care about the rules. In fact, if I don't break the rules at least 10 times in every song then I'm not doing my job properly." - Jeff Beck
you just made that shit up
@@drobichaud1000 I don't think he made it up that's the truth.
Jeff Beck replaced Eric Clapton in The Yardbirds. He had been recommended by Jimmy Page who eventually joined him in that band. If you go through Beck’s catalog you will find all different genres of music from 50’s guitar through blues rock and jazz.. one of the most innovative guitarists to come out of the 1960’s rock scene
The most innovative guitarist
RIP Jeff. Thanks for all the great tunes
I haven't seen anyone react to this. Way to go. Jeff's other phenomenal album is Blow By Blow. Enjoy
I couldn't agree more!
@@windnchgo I agree more. :) Jeff Beck is a goldmine.
Thanks for some Jeff Beck! More...."Scatterbrain"......in fact the whole "Blow by Blow LP!!!! Check him Live at Ronnie Scotts! Its out there on RUclips....Clapton guesting.....
Hands down the master; absolutely the most brilliant guitarist in history. "Wired" is a complete masterpiece; It came out in 1976, I bought it in 1977.
This came out the spring that I graduated from high school spent quite a few evenings trying to figure that bass lick out but I finally got it down! Even Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton say Jeff Beck is the greatest. Excellent reaction!
I know, off hand, only one other reaction channel doing any Jeff Beck. When I first heard Jeff beck, at a party in high school, it totally opened up the world of jazz fusion to me. I was completely blown away by Beck. His entire catalog is a goldmine. I used to play percussion/drums, and the drumming in Beck's recordings is par excellence. Every musician on his recordings are tops in the business. You just cannot go wrong with Jeff Beck. And seeing him live, if you ever get the chance is a religious experience.
Freeway Jam and Cause We"ve Ended as Lovers are must hear! Also listen to him with Stanley Clarke on Rock and Roll Jelly
Rock 'n Roll Jelly is one of my all time favourite's!
One of the best guitarists ever to play the electric guitar. Jeff Beck goes back to the Yardbirds in the 60's. His albums with Rod Stewart are classics. Blow by Blow and Wired set the stage for fusion. Check out his version of Superstition. Stevie Wonder wrote it for him.
Your comments about your Dad are priceless. This coming from a Dad who has not told his kids about Jeff Beck.
Jeff Beck...might be the best living guitarist for my money and one of the most unique to EVER wield a six string! His approach, his note choices...everything...is from another world. When I see him live I laugh a a lot because it’s so bizarre. I often think ‘that note is NOT on any of MY guitars’. Dive in to beck and hold on tight
I have been a Jeff Beck since the 60's. I got to see him in concert about 3 years ago. He is a true guitar god.
Jeff Becks album “WIRED” which has this song on it is a genius album. Guitar perfection. It’s like a guitar bible.
I got to see Jeff during the Blow by Blow tour just crazy good, Jeff, Clapton, and Page were all members of the Yardbirds right there lets you know your listening to some of the best ever.
Me too. He opened for Jefferson Starship. Cap Center. Largo MD. He was sensational.
Beck was and is the man. Seen live twice. Changed my brain in 1980 when I discovered his solo stuff. Complete badass. He's still going strong. Last saw in 2015 and it was perfect. Always best musicians with him too. Killer. Wired, Blow by Blow, Live with Jan Hammer, keep going bud. Jeff beck is a good hot rod builder too if he wasn't cool enough.
You cannot go wrong with anything written by Jeff Beck or any of the off shoots of Mahavishnu. For drumming, you're on the right track listening to any Jeff Beck album. I would highly recommend Jan Hammer's 'Oh Yeah' too. The drummers that Beck and Hammer play with are some of the best. I'm serious. Great review 👏
Jeff Beck.....Freeway Jam!!!!.... I'll get the Popcorn.....waiting for your Reaction
and thanks for playing my suggestion
I’ve had Jeff Beck’s Wired album for many decades. It has been played so much I’m not sure there’s any music left on it. I originally purchased this in the album form and later branched out into cassette. Jeff Beck has always been alone in his own category. Just.like Hendrix. These two musicians are incomparable talents and virtuosos on their instruments.They also knew how to write some toe-tappers.
Jeff Beck is a journey he has done it all right back from the 60s through rock jazz funk and always true to himself there are good players great players then there are those who take you somewhere else
Not too shabby,going by the reaction "Warning" that's one big wormhole you're diving into with Jeff Beck ENJOY !
You may know the drummer, Michael Walden from his producing, he did evrybody! He was also an amazing drummer, and played in Mahavishno Orchestra was well, replacing the great Billy Cobham. Wilbur Bascomb is KILLING this bass line too! Led Boots from the same album is also fantastic.
Jeff always got incredible musicians to play with him.
Yet another GREAT music artist that combines rock, jazz, and blues together. Right up your alley Chod! Jeff Beck is an artist that makes it back to my playlist more often than Led Zep or Pink Floyd. His "Blow by Blow" album is a classic and should be heard from beginning to end. Jeff beck is the artist the other great guitarists go to see perform.
Life is not complete without Jeff Beck !
This was a mild introduction. Try
Freeway Jam, Blue Wind, Play with me,
I’ll send you some links on IG.
Jeff Beck can go all over the place, sometimes way out there, but there's that foundation of the awesome drums and bass, they have to keep that foundation there, sometimes hidden, but it's there, and at times they have to shift their foundations into a different field that Jeff is playing in.
Get a really good bassist and drummer and you can put almost anyone if front of them and they will sound good.
I am so so glad you did Jeff Beck. Wired is one of may all time favorite albums. I’m glad you liked him. Love that sound. Do some more Beck please. 😎
Jeff Beck - Cause We've Ended As Lovers ... gotsta hear yer reaction to this one!
Freeway Jam is the one to check out,Goin down is also a great song from the orange album.
I love the Orange album. I saw Jeff in concert when the album came out.
Check out Jeff Beck and Stevie Ray Vaughan doing "Goin Down" live its mind-blowing
Got to see them do it live on Stevie's last tour. Definitely mind blowing.
Wired is an incredible album! I still listen to it from time-to-time. Blow by blow is another great one. I learned some of the drum parts from both of these albums. There some really fun interesting grooves to play.
Jeff Beck is one of the most versatile guitarists you can find! He has never sticked to just one genre although John Mayall begged him to join his band The Bluesbreakers. Jeff declined every offer to become a member. Another tune with Jeff Beck you gotta check out is his version of an old Irish song Mna na heireann it will blow your mind!!
I was wondering when somebody would get around to Britain's greatest guitarist. He's phenomenal
I bought this album way back in the day just because of this song. Jeff also did some jazz/fusion work with Chick Corea that was pretty phenomenal.
The car you’re looking for is a 1973 Cadillac Eldorado convertible, driving on a road that’s straight as far as you can see.
The best guitarist to come from England period.
Jeff Beck is a virtuoso.
Literally one of the greatest guitar players ever. It’s VERY hard to duplicate his guitar on here. Many tried but failed to get it to almost a perfect duplicate
Thank you. I wore both Wired and Blow by Blow vinyls out. Memories... This era of music was soooo good. Jeff Beck as guitarist is pinnacle.
This was used as the theme music for the Philadelphia Flyers pre and post game shows back in the 70’s. That’s a producer who understood how to get you into the show...
Bro I saw him at the Capital Centre in Maryland , late 70s. His band was The Jan Hammer group. They did the theme song for the TV show Miami Vice. A incredible song on its own. But Beck did the Blow by Blow album and he blew away Jefferson Starship who he opened for. The Crowd was stunned over Becks performance. The best guitar player on earth. I've played 35 yrs and and can't touch him. Amazing dude.
Jeff is mainly known as an instrumentalist, but there was a period he tried to build a super group with Ainsley Dunbar (Drums) - Ron Wood (Rhythm, later of the Rolling Stones) - and Singer Rod Stewart, they couldn't hold it together, but man they were amazing.
This is why I love you Chod - who else would play a Jeff Beck Jazz-Rock, Funk, Fusion tune/music on their Reaction Channel. Not many. You understand that it's vital to understand the diversity of music from these past years. It's a great funky, jazzed up party song with a ton of groove.
Great finally someone who discovered Jeff. Stratus. Into the veil, and Blue wind. And Big block is other great songs by him.
Also If you would like to see him live on youtube. Check out Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scot´s or Live 2017. He's doing quite well at the last concert for being 73 y. o.
I think Jeff Beck was one of the first proponents of "Fusion Jazz", a combination of Rock and Jazz. His album "Blow By Blow" is a classic! He is a "Guitar God" of the first order!
In the day, we used to cruise this tune in the Riviera. The one with the funky back window. THAT'S the ride!
probably his most popular radio song in the 70s is "going down" very dirty guitar
By the way, the drummer on Jeff Beck's Wired album was a guy named Narada Michael Walden> He has also worked with a bunch of other guitar players such as Carlos Santana.
if you want more of this listen to the full album Wired ,Blow by Blow is great to if you want to hear Beck play bluesy rock listen to the album Truth with Rod Stewart on vocals
Drove a 56 Caddilac Hearse with suicide doors back In the 70’s jamming to this
wow. that was awesome. never heard before. The only song with Jeff Beck I know is with ZZ top. its Sixteen Tons. The song was written in 1946, and have many interpretations through the years. Ernie Ford, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Stevie Wonder, Tom Jones, etc.
Jan Hammer is the keys player. He did 3 albums with Jeff Beck. Stellar albums. Star Cycle or El Becko off There and Back are funked and fusioned to perfection.
"Cadillac driven' music" LOL! You've hit the motherload. This album is FULL of great funk/jazz/rock fusion. Try Led Boots, Head for Backstage Pass (some of the most badass bass playing ever), and Play With Me. FYI, Narada Michael Walden is the drummer and he wrote half the songs on the album. Other great Beck albums to check out are Blow by Blow and Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop.
Thank you for this. You may wish to check out Jeff on the Stevie Wonder song "Looking for Another Pure Love" from the album "Talking Book." Also, not everyone knows Stevie wrote the song "Superstition" for Jeff, but decided to record it himself when Jeff got in an automobile accident before having the chance to commit it to vinyl. Stevie realized what a monster hit he could--and DID--have with it, while Jeff himself would later record it to somewhat less fanfare, let's just say. Anyway, a little music history for you if you're interested. Thanks again.
My favorite guitarist, bar none. Double Hall of Famer.
But for what to drive for his music, think hot rods. :) He rebuilds his own, chassis up, and has been featured in hot rod magazines as well as music.
Jeff Beck is the real deal. Try Pork Pie Hat, We've Ended as Lovers, Situation, Beck's Bolero, Plynth (Water Down the Drain). That is just a small sampling. Jeff is one of my very favorites. When he made the Blow by Blow album they asked him what took him so long to make an album like that. His reply was he was afraid they would think he was just showing off. Guess how good that album is.
Listen to "Cause we've Ended as Lovers, Freeway Jam, Beck's Bolero
If you like this music you really need to check out a guy named Robben Ford. He used to play guitar for Miles Davis. He plays rock/ blues along a jazz line that is really good. Well worth checking out.
I saw Beck Bogart and Appice first in '73-4, check live 'Superstition', Stevie ended up releasing his own first. Saw 'Blow by Blow' tour next, '75, some months later bought a bootleg of the show on street. Finally last saw him '76 with Jan Hammer(see Miami Vice theme , Jeff is there too). Some incredible live stuff much more up to date on YT. Dig in, brother.
Probably the coolest Album Cover in my collection....
Jeff is worth a deep dive. You wont be disappointed.
You meant a Clavenett keyboard! Great jazz/rock fusion, that is very funky. Blow By Blow- is another great fusion album- I had both of these when they came out- and I still play them☺
Jeff was just as amazing in concert. His is a deep deep abyss. You will not be sorry to listen to any era, style or performance.
THANK YOU! My favorite JB album
I wore out this Jeff Beck album and Blow By Blow as a kid in the 70s. Still some of my favorite music. Check out Mahavishnu Orchestra' Eternity's Breath parts 1 & 2 from the album Visions of the Emerald Beyond
I have the LP but has not listened to it in a long time. Narada Michael Walden on drums and Jeff's unique guitar tone.
Jon Hammer is another mystery that inspires and provokes those that play with him. He is irreplaceable.
One of the best albums of all time, wait until you hear the rest of it!
Jeff Beck is one of the premier players out there.Has been for decades.
I've listened to Beck off and on for a long time now, and this is the first I've heard this groove. Thanks.
Great DVD Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott's is well worth it if you get a chance. Appearance by Beth Hart is a bonus.
He plays Goodbye Porkpie Hat by Mingus on Blow By Blow and plays on Stevie Wonder’s Talking Book where Stevie can be heard sayin’ “do it, Jeff”.
Arguably the most innovative guitarist since Hendrix. Check out Scatterbrain, oh, and Nobody's Fault But Mine-Led Zeppelin ✌
I was one of those that recommended Jeff Beck. Happy to see you love it as much as I thought you would. 👍 Car choice? an old completely restored early SAAB.
So glad that it was you that has 'discovered' Jeff Beck
I had 3rd row center seats for Jeff Beck’s Blow by Blow/Wired tour.I’m still high from it.
That entire album has great grooves
Beck Bogert&Appice. Beck's Balero is an awesome song. His first solo album had Rod Stewart on vocals.
Jeff Beck is a Legend but is often underrated as a guitarist. You need to listen to the drumming also done by Narada Michael Walden on certain songs, Wow can he play.
YEs Thank you...he is one of the kings!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jeff Beck... you've seen the light my brother...
Great choice. I had the pleasure of seeing Jeff Beck in concert way back in the 70's.
Yes! JB is so inventive- awesome musicians. Killer guitar tonality. And btw it is the clavinet.
If you dig fusion, you will love EVERY song on Wired and Blow by Blow. Seriously. And your pops might be in trouble...
Love this❤️ More Jeff Beck!!!
Great guitar songs, Santana, Europa off the Moonflower album and Eric Johnson, Cliffs of Dover, live from Austin.
It's a Clavenet.....a Keyboards......Jeff Beck goes back to the Yardbirds of the early 60's.....Narada Micheal Waldren on Skins
for me it is hendrix.allman,beck,vaughn,mclaughlin...listen to "live at ronnie scott's" wow
ok so ya diggin on Jeff Beck- sheck him out with vocalist Imelda May from Ireland. song called "remember"
Try Beck “Live at Ronnie Scott’s “ doing any of the songs but I like Rolling and Tumbling and Blanket featuring Imogen Heep.
Maestro Vinny Colaiuta sits in on the glorious 'Live at Ronnie Scott's' session - available on RUclips .
Two songs I’d recommend are Scatterbrain and Air Blower. Both are from Jeff Beck’s Blow by Blow album.
For a quick diversion into 1969 psychedelia, check out the Jeff Beck Group playing on Donovan’s song Barabajagal. For another treat, check out Donovan’s earlier track Sunshine Superman, which features Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones (guitar and bass for Led Zeppelin). Music’s family tree has a lot,of interwoven limbs..
The only guitarist that continues to improve, like a fine wine. He's THE Best.
Wired and Blow by Blow are both amazing albums. Yes, I still have the albums!
Explore Beck, you will not be disappointed, he was my go to musician in the 70’s
You got a remember everything was recorded in Analog back in the day so it’s a warmer sound. But the drum sounds you’re referring to they usual used room mics to capture the essence of the drum kit. I prefer that over close miking any day.
Check out some of his latest work "Scared For The Children" Phenomenal solo's. Also older cut, "Cause We've Ended As Lovers" A classic.
You must..must....must do Play With Me!!!!!!!!!!! Same LP.
The Golden Road is pretty sweet, too.
Yard Birds baby! Where it all started. They had to split because you can't have that much greatness all in one spot.
If you like drums and funky beats, then Led Boots is for you from his Blow By Blow album...