Blues Guitarist REACTS: Jeff Beck - Cause we've ended as lovers! | REACTION!🎸🎶🤘🏾
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Video Reaction to Jeff Beck Performance of his song Cause We've ended as lovers Live!
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There are Guitar Masters; And then there is Jeff Beck.
Jeff is something else
Jeff perfected the whammy bar. I've never seen anyone use it the way Jeff does. The way he picks out the individual pitches with it is amazing
He also uses the volume control.
Never heard any other player use volume and vibrato like Jeff did.
I love that Beck saw Tal's gift and gave her a place to really showcase it with Vinnie and himself!
i think it was Vinnie who brought her to jeff.
Her solo here was better than crossroads 2007
His Blow By Blow album is still in my rotation of "must listen to." Just an amazing guitarist.
even better than wired
The drummer on Blow By Blow is incredible. I think he was only 17 when the record was cut.
Undoubtedly the busiest and most skillful right hand of any right-handed guitar player I know of.
2nd to none when it comes to Jeff's bar tech.
its like Jeff Beck can play one note a million different ways
Some of the most expressive guitar you will ever hear
It's great to Jeff Beck still being creative and inventive after all these years, and bringing along the new talent to display. But its also great to see his influence on younger guitarists such as yourself who can appreciate his command of the instrument. Much respect.
No words can describe. The man is a legend it is undisputed and always will be. He has magic in his hands to his brain. Jeff I will miss and remember you always. RIP my brother.
She is great… Beck always has the best rhythm sections with him…
Facts
Nobody lets the gituar singing and crying like Jeff Beck. RIP
I have been heart-stuck by this song since I first heard it following the break-up of my first love in 1976. Tal Wilkenfeld only added to the emotion and soul of this song.
He never plays a bad note.
Jeff Beck is one of the greatest Rock & Blues guitarists of all time. Go back to The Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart 2 albums with Rod. Not only did l see Jimi Hendrix but l met Jeff Beck twice in the seventies. He actually thanked me for coming to both shows. He's as humble as he is talented. I'm Beck's biggest fan and play at least 50% of his 🎵 songs. Keep Rockin' ✌ watch that entire video of that concert!!!! Will blow you away.!!!!!!
You saw his GENEROSITY in his response to Tal's solo. He gives dues where due.
@@jnagarya519 yes, when l saw him in Toronto he was the headliner. The opening band was Johm Mclaughlin. Jeff was so impressed with them including Jann Hammer who he later collaborated with that he went on first so John could get the spotlight. What a great talent always giving people rheir shot. Keep rockin my friend. ✌. 🎶
I saw Jeff do a tune once where he NEVER plucked a string with his right hand... all sounds derived from when his left hand clutched the strings, the volume knob, or the tremolo bar (which I gather you folks call a whammy bar)... but I forget the name- any readers know this? Peace from Canada.
Great reaction. What about doing that concert, this piece was taken out of. The piece before this was “Stratus”, originally done on a great Billy Cobham album which had Tommy Bolin on guitar. Another piece is “A day in the life”, they all exhibit great playing.The great drumming by Vinnie Colaiuta and Jason Rebelo on keyboards. Of course Tal Wilkenfield on bass was outstanding, such a positive vibe to the band and that smile after the solo. The concert was Jeff Beck at Ronnie Scott’s 2008. First time viewer, I’ll be back.
Thanks for having a listen to jeff sadd loss no one will sound like jeff again master of the whammy bar and volume control one off thanks jeff for all the years of listening to you been great rip jeff 🙏 saw him many times brilliant 👏
Got lucky to see Jeff back a number of years ago touring with Santana, people around me and especially me were literally picking our jaws up off the floor the whole night. Santana is a fantastic guitarist, I love him but Beck just sent things to another level. Couldn't believe what I was seeing and hearing, totally slammed it. RIP J.B.
Great reaction video from the intro to the end. Beck's right hand is a direct extension of his guitar. His picking, bar and volume control is immaculate.
Tals face after her solo.....priceless
I really enjoyed your reaction - so respectful to such a master as Jeff Beck. Just as Jeff is so respectful to Tal and all the people he works with. Wonderful to see such humanity in action without the ego that is so often present.
And your playing at the beginning was great too. Really moved me. Thanks
Thanks!
His tone is just 🤌
Just astonishing. The joy of Jeff Beck flows through
I always hated "The greatest" comparisons. Jeff does what he does and nobody can do it better. So many great players of all kinds instruments, the "best" argument is just boring and a waste of time. Nice review.
GENIUS.......Pure GENIUS
Liked your intro pickin Devon...As a guitar player you only have two things you can do after seeing-hearing Jeff play...You can get inspired and practice every minute of every day or you can just stick your guitar in the closet and wind up working in a gas station.
Tal is one of my top 3 bassists but with her being so easy on the eyes she is probably my favorite.
Any extra points for working in the obscure Frank Zappa reference, let me know if you caught it?
Facts, may he RIP
Stevie Wonder wrote this tune. He has the composer credit anyway, I think Jeff might have had a hand in there. Jeff was in on the Superstition riff too. And he wails all over Lookin' For Another Pure Love on Talking Book. Stevie says "Do it Jeff" on the track. It's real good.
Dedicated this to Roy Buchanan where he learned to master the volume control. Roy was the master of the Telecaster. Jeff took it one step further with his style using the whammy bar. Nobody plays like Jeff Beck.
Tai's got a Rick...🎸🔥❤ Rest easy Dear Jeff, still heartbroken. 💙💙💙🙏 Oh Devon's a lefty.
Please reaction Alip ba ta ...gitaris from INDONESIA
Much love to you Jeff Tal and Vinnie
Really wonderful stuff
one of my favorite songs ever
Great video, fantastic job. Keep up the great work and God Bless.
Saw Jeff with Carlos Satanna, talk about a guitar feast for the ears...a night to remember. Enjoy your tutorials.
Jeff Beck CRUSHES both Clapton and Page COMBINED.
Beck also plays with the volume control during his playing.
page was a much better songwriter.
@@jeffdubuque3755 Well, yeah, when all he needed do was replace the name of the original songwriter with his own.
@@jnagarya519 what?
@@jeffdubuque3755 "Led Zeppelin" were sued several times for plagiarism and lost. They stole from their purported "heroes".
@@jnagarya519 true but zeppelin made those songs way better.
RIP the man. Thanks for everything Jeff.
Brother, Thanks for sharing the Music.
You're the kind man I dig your channel!
Thanks!
Beck has an excellent "rockabilly" session online. And another at Ronnie Scott's.
great cover of Stevie Wonder song
Great video, I’ve seen Jeff Beck in concert four times over the years. He always brings top notch musicians with him and the way he uses the volume and tone controls with the whammy bar makes him sound completely unique.
Incredible guitarist!
Facts
Are you in mucis buissnes?seems like it😊
The interview about how he met her is spectacular.
I love this version.
Spot on
Thanks for your input and video
Great reaction thanks! I just subscribed. agreed on all points regarding Jeff and Tal. I saw Jeffa few times but once in the front row and I kept having to pick my jaw up off the floor. This was the Who Else tour in 1999 at the Chicago Theater. When I first heard the Who Else release I was taken aback and not in good way. I thought what in the world is he doing with this industrial electronica sound? When I saw it live I "got it!" It was the perfect type of vehicle for Jeff's playing. Cause We've Ended As Lovers is dedicated to Roy Buchanan on Blow By Blow. It would be awesome to see you react to Roy. The Messiah Will Come Again is a signature tune from his first Polydor album but there are many others. since you are a blues guy I think Jeff's Brush With The Blues tune would be a great reaction.
keep on keepin on, dont down yourself
Jeff Beck said Roy Buchannon was his favorite guitarist at the time.
So true Devon, Roy Buchanan is the most underrated player
Decades ago I was shopping with my wife at a sharper image store. And there was this music playing in the background and I asked a store clerk what is that? And I made them go look it up to try to see what it was and they said it was Jeff Beck and the album was blow by blow. I went on a quest to find that and when I finally did it became one of my favorite albums of all time. For some reason I was just sitting around and this Jeff Beck song came to mind and I thought, I wonder if anyone's done a reaction to this? So I looked up Jeff Beck reactions and down the list there was this song. Your reaction. You didn't even have to say a word buddy. That blues guitar and you just showing that you're one of us that loves the sound. I didn't even need to hear a word you said but thank you for your reaction to this great song. New sub out of the blue. Lol. Take care and thank you.
You know what is so great? I am 19 seconds into the first video I’ve seen from you. And from the first bend and resolve I can tell that you have the feel and you are dope. You have the touch. Subscribed!
Edit: one minute in, and you are fantastic.
Also. Can’t go without saying this. You are a great guitarist. And you sound like you have been influenced by Jeff Beck, but you are not beholden to Jeff back. You’re yourself. Lol.
I agree.
Nice playing brother
Thanks champ
Hell yeah! Those were some tasty licks to start this video
One gee-tarist to anudder: Nice intro, brahhh: dig them echoes of a Hiram Bullock, Greg Howe, Jimi-Ahhh-yah-Know -Who, Eric Gales,yup; and a bit of the Jeff Beck-ster hizzself. Do I hear just a smidge of hiz Prince-ness? Ride, indeed. Nice. Ahhh, that Jeff Beck, so tasty, so cheeky, so phunkafied and angular for the angles. Dig it. Yah, Beck's got great tone and melody, though Joe Pass, Stanley Jordan? Pretty farkin' amazing. Re-check out George Harrison's Marwa Blues (or the George Harrison-Alvin Lee exchange on The Bluest Blue). Yeah, Beck nails it here, and given some of the great instrumental works out there (some of which I just proposed), Beck's achievement is all the more...moving. By the way, re-check out Rhonda Smith's bass playing for Jeff Beck--she also played behind Prince, and with Jeff the Beck-ster, she BRINGS 'y'it, no Scatterbrains 'bout it.
Great video and rundown of the music🤟😎
🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Very good 👍
jeff beck and Jimi were friends and jammed together alot...all u need to know...GODZZZZ
It's nice to have a reaction from someone who knows about the player, the music, and has something to say (and in your case play). And yes, Tal was great in that band, which she joined at the age of 21, and having played bass for only a few years (having switched from guitar). Check out also the 'Live in Tokyo 1999' full show video on RUclips. And there is this: ruclips.net/video/hdTEmQJEgdQ/видео.html
Ugh that was absolutely sick. Jeff always is, but Tal as well, good lord.
Clean,concise, and coherent.
Facts!
Jeff is King!
you shocked me ...Roy Buchanan...kudos
That arpeggiated, diminished bass run was really tight.
Hell yea it was
Listen to Jeff Beck Angel Footsteps
See the video of Johnny Depp and Jeff Beck doing John Lennon's "Isolation". Astonishing by both.
And check out "The Yardbirds" LP "Roger the Engineer". Sounds like it was recorded tomorrow.
Perfect pitch always wins!!!!
You’re a great player - and know your stuff.
Thank you sir
You are badass brother!!!!!!!!
Notice a some of the techniques Jeff uses are used by Eddie Van Halen on his Eruption guitar solo. I'm sure Jeff was a big influence on Eddie.
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Wonderful... now Allan Holdsworth
FOR ME IT'S 1.HENDRIX 2.DUANE ALLMAN 3,JEFF BECK 4.STEVIE RAY VAUGHN 5.JOHN McLAUGHLIN.......YOU SOUNDIN' GOOD ON THAT AXE BRUH...KENT IN OHIO
Danny Gatton is also unsung.
Merry Christmas! I was just putting together a playlist of Christmas music I like and I think you might enjoy some of them. @ What's on your Christmas Playlist?
Man you gotta check out some Phillip Sayce, he’s like SRV and Hendrix had a crack baby, Blue Jean blues or aberistwith live
Jeff Beck. MASTER
Tal has the best "upper mids" in the biz! 😅
I'd like to watch you play along with some Jason Becker or Paul Gilbert. Two of the best virtuoso guitarists that started in the 80s.
Paul is badass!
@@Devon_Rismay If you havent listened to Jason Becker he was better than Paul.
Listen to John Entwistle' 's solos.
Great channel!...love her look of total confidence 5:37 and Jeff looking over with 1000% approval and respect
Best of luck Devon, please check out Uli Jon Roth and let me know what you think!
Please react to Muddy's Gold By Mogg/Way. Offer still stands and is on the board. That I sent u in fb
ruclips.net/video/lSkTbqbpWWY/видео.html
This one right?
@@Devon_Rismay Sure, there is another video with photos. But same recording.
@@Devon_Rismay Oh, fyi Way-RIP: toured with Ozzy
You know Jeff dedicated this to Roy Buchanan on 'Blow by Blow', right? Saw the tour, had a bootleg of that show, later lost. Cheers.
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@@Devon_Rismay 😘🤙🎶🍻🕊
I thought I'd suggest another performance by Albert King. I don't know if you've seen it, but I thought others on your channel might enjoy giving it a listen, if interested. "Albert King - Blues Power 9/23/1970 Fillmore East (Official)" I know you have covered Stevie Ray Vaughan, but I haven't seen you do anything on "John Mayer - Last Train Home (Ballad Version - Official Video)" and since John has contributed so much to Blues Music, he should also have a place right alongside the other legends in this genre. I don't no if you knew this but Fun Fact: John Mayer inducted both Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan into the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame~ Thanks and Take Care P.S You keep right on improving on your guitar skills ❤🔥🤘💯
Thanks john mayer & albert coming soon, I also reacted to a video of them playing together
Gary Clark Jr blues. Black label society metal
A Tribute to Roy Buchanan, lest we forget.
First one here. Lol let's jam
Wow that's perfect.
so nice...!!! You must looking Mr Alip_Ba_Ta, he is guitar master fingerstyle in the world.
tanks broo...,!!
With Jeff, the concept of technic ceased to exist. He says what he wants to be said. Deal with it.
Best comment I've read in this section 👏 Right on!
if you want to see Jeff's absolute mastery ruclips.net/video/howz7gVecjE/видео.html
I'll check it out
Great Channel, good music. I suscribe. Please react to Monica Naranjo - Make you rock. She's amazing, an incredible singer. Greetings from Spain. Link 😎👇
ruclips.net/video/uZutvzPQF9I/видео.html
Doesn't Steve Vai do this song too?
Not that I’m aware of, although that’s something I wouldn’t mind hearing
Please Do your Homework before going online 😉
For a second, I thought you were actually playing a left handed Fender, but your video seems reversed
Its is, your the first person to assume that correctly
Jimmy Page was his rythm guitar player..... nothing else needs said...
You should not be holding a guitar while reacting to Jeff Beck or any other legend. It's disrespectful.