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Jeff Beck w/ John McLaughlin
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- 0:00 Django 2002
11:14 Scatterbrain 2002
15:48 Manic Depression 1998
23:11 Power 1975
28:54 Early Led Boots/Power, Jam 1975
37:58 Diamond Dust, Jam 1975
43:56 Got the Feeling 1975
1:07:49 Django 1995
1:15:12 Cause We've Ended As Lovers 2023
"Django"
"Scatterbrain"
live at the Royal Festival Hall on 14 September 2002.
Tony Hymas on keyboards, Randy Hope-Taylor on bass, Stephen Barney on drums. Terry Bozzio (2nd drummer) and Aref Durvesh (tabla) joins on Scatterbrain!
"Django" is a 1954 jazz standard written by John Lewis as a tribute to the Belgian-born jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt.
• Django from Django album by the Modern Jazz Quartet, released in 1956.
• Django from Evolution solo piano album by John Lewis, released in 1999.
"Scatterbrain" written by Jeff Beck and Max Middleton.
• Scatterbrain originally from 1975 album Blow By Blow.
"Manic Depression"
live from Montreux Jazz Festival 1998.
• Manic Depression originally by Jimi Hendrix.
"Power"
live at Auditorium Theatre, Milwaukee, Wisconsin on 10 May 1975.
Jeff Beck - Guitar, John McLaughlin - Guest Guitar, Wilbur Bascomb - Bass, Max Middleton - Keyboards, Bernard "Pretty" Purdie - Drums.
• Power originally by Stanley Clarke.
"Early Led Boots/Power, Jam"
"Diamond Dust, Jam"
live at Reunion Arena, Dallas, Texas 11 June 1975.
Jeff Beck as guest guitarist with Mahavishnu Orchestra. John McLaughlin: electric guitar, Ralphe Armstrong: electric bass, Stu Goldberg: keyboards, Steve Kindler: violin, Carol Shive: violin, Norma Jean Bell: saxophone, Premik Russel Tubbs: saxophone, Philip Hirschi: cello, Narada Michael Walden: drums.
• Led Boots from 1976 Wired album.
• Diamond Dust from 1975 Blow By Blow album.
"Got the Feeling"
live at Avery Fisher Hall, New York 30 April 1975.
Jeff Beck - Guitar, John McLaughlin - Guest Guitar, Wilbur Bascomb - Bass, Max Middleton - Keyboards, Bernard Purdie - Drums.
• Got the Feeling from 1971 Rough And Ready album.
"Django"
from The Promise album by John McLaughlin, released in 1995.
Jeff Beck & John McLaughlin on guitars, Tony Hymas on keyboards, Pino Palladino on bass, Mark Mondesir on drums.
"Cause We've Ended As Lovers"
live at Hanover, Germany 10th October 2023 by John McLaughlin Quintet: bassist Etienne Mbappe, drummer Ranjit Barot, pianist Jany McPherson and Gary Husband on keyboards. Written by Stevie Wonder.
• Cause We've Ended as L... from 1975 Blow By Blow album.
• Cause We've Ended As L... from 1974 Stevie Wonder Presents Syreeta album.
• Joe Bonamassa & John M... by Joe Bonamassa & John McLaughlin, Crossroads Festival L.A. 2023
John McLaughlin at Jeff Beck Tribute, Royal Albert Hall 2023
"You Know You Know"
• Jeff Beck Tribute - Jo... May 22
• “You Know You Know” | ... May 23
"Stratus"
• Stratus - John McLaugh... May 22
• “Stratus” | Jeff Beck ... May 23
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I don't own anything
Perhaps the two best guitarists in the last 50 years; what a treat!
A duo of three musicians! 13:42
With great respect for these outstanding guitarists they convey an almost limitless technical & artistic ability.......🎸
Wow! Jeff Beck & John McLaughlin playing together alive! Thank you!
that's 'live' not 'alive'...
@@TheBlueCream Playing when dead is really difficult
Que delicia....
After almost nothing on the internet, suddenly this surfeit of riches! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Beck and Mclaughlin with Bernie Purdie??? Joy!
Thank God for RUclips!
So many poeple say Beck is the Best and he is great, but look who he Bows down to and John McL is only # 2.
I absolutely could not agree. AnyMore with you......❤
@@swiftusmaximus5651I totally agree.❤❤
Different styles; Both 1 of a kind..
Here you can hear why Jeff belongs to one of the best ever....... thanx! 🙏
Saw them together - May 1975. Changed my musical life!
Blblblnwahhhhhh. Repeat. Fast. Different notes. All rhythm, no music.
❤ Two massively influential talents... Never saw then perform together... Thanks, so much for this rare treat!
I saw them perform together when they toured in 1975. I saw two concerts back to back. I saw Beck ask McLaughlin to jam on Freeway Jam and McLaughlin literally went to a point where Beck threw up his hands and stopped playing because he couldn't compete. Jeff folded his hands afterward and watched like the rest of us. In the mid-70's McLaughlin was untouchable. Two totally different styles for sure. I wish those two concerts were recorded on video that would be great to revisit those concerts.
Thanks for uploading! I'm going to watch this 1000 times before I die.
I'm a huge longtime from the beginning fan....I thank you for this gem. My touchstones.
Fantastic
An era has passed - The Torch has yet to be passed, (in my opinion).
Thanks for posting
Derek trucks ao...check the jeff tribute
As an elder of the tribe having heard or seen the ones after 1953, the golden music era when these guys started has yet to be beat. It was so cool to see them evolve and invent. Music is the best.
Check my nascent, still unknown and massively underrated channel and witness it happen! He's a significant influence of mine, although I'm not a copy cat trying to repeat history or turn back the time (he wouldn't have liked that either 🥲).
As his legacy is not only in his works, but living on in the souls of those he inspired.
Yea, it's pretty much impossible to surpass, Mahavishnu, Weather Report, RTF, Lifetime, Miles, Headhunters, Pat Metheny Group, Eleventh House, Jeff Beck, Santana, Holdsworth etc. That torch is still burning.
two of the most amazing guitarplayers ever 🙂 thx! saw each of them but never together.
Definitely two of the best. This is a great show.
I have a feeling that after Les Paul and Gene Vincent, John McLaughlin was the next most influential guitarist, and Blow By Blow would not have been possible without John McLaughlin's influence.
Among the musicians who took part in the Jeff Beck tribute concert organised by Clapton, it was John McLaughlin who gave the most outstanding performance.
The depth of the Jeff and John bond was felt.
The member of musicians on that concert had a good line-up, but the musicians didn't seem to have had much practice, and the performance had the feel of a primary school music recital, with a lot of noise and messiness.
However, I believe that John stood on stage with the Jeff Beck Band, played his guitar with sincerity and with his feelings for Jeff.
One should also mention Derek Trucks as an honourable exception to the ‘messiness’. His rendition of Goodby Pork Hat was pretty spellbinding, and for me evoked the spirit of Beck.
I was there at the Albert Hall - Not unexpectedly the guitar playing wasn't as good as the man himself (who I saw many times live). John McLaughlin was probably closest technically, though Derek Trucks was probably closest to that Beck sound. I think actually Imelda May was my favourite moment.
Spectrum by Billy Cobham with Tommy Bolin and Jan Hammer was a huge inspiration for JB to change course. Bolin rips on this album 🥺🎸
@@costabotes9107Porkpie Hat.
Saw Mahavishnu Orchestra 1973; Jeff Beck with Jan Hammer 1974 or 5. Wow! Catapulted me into jazz-fusion!
Thanks for this. A great compilation of two of my favorites to listen to and see live.
Wonderful! What I love most about these two guitarists is they both sound completely different than the other, and they're both equally great. At minute 3:13 Beck's solo is just incredible, the sounds he gets are amazing. You know they were being pushed by the other to play at a higher level. Nice compilation of two of the greatest.
The 1995 John Mc Laughlin album including their rendition of "Django" was the very first fusion album I've listened to in my life. After almost 30 years I've seen them playing it live. Thank you for posting this!
Look for earlier fusion from them & other collaborations!
Jeff poteva suonare con chiunque. Bella coppia jazz fusion ! ✌️
Estamos assistindo a um verdadeiro show musical . Os dois são sensacionais. Nota DEZ.
Ces deux grands artistes ont illuminés ce monde quelquefois sombre...RIP Jeff Beck +
Perfection! Thank you!
In 1975 on Jeff’s Blow by Blow tour Mc Laughlin’s Mahavishnu orchestra open the. Show
I saw it in San Diego
I Shook hands with Jeff Beck & John Mclaughlin one week apart in 1989 both guitarists told me of there affection for each other RIP JB🙏
The most purists may turn up their noses when they come across fusion, but it is a musical style that has been recognised by the world since Jimi Hendrix and Miles Davis were planning to make music together, at the end of the 60s, more than half a century ago
The best music❤. On all Times !!!
Beck is the most creative and expressive of the two that night.
A. Which night? B. Depends how you measure those metrics. I love and miss Beck as much as any guitar player. He does more with sound textures and unorthidox techniques, making the most of the electric guitar's sonic potential, but McLaughlin applies more melodic and chordal variation. It could be said that McLaughlin is more creative/expressive, or at least has the ability to be, from a purely musical standpoint. Creativety is hard to judge in players with such different approaches.
Le son de Mac est moins vivant... Plus technique... Plus virtuose pour être virtuose. Beck vit plus quand même. MC on dirait un concours de notes
Words???...it's Jeff & John...there are no words !!
Was fortunate to see both live. Both are phenomenal. Jeff is forever sexy and John is radiant joy.
Very elegant from McLaughlin leaving the solo place in "Cause we've ended as lovers" to the pianist (woman, great, by the way!), that added a subtle layer to this Jeff Beck hommage. 👏👏👏👏
these two cats together ! I listened to BBa at the Bataclan in 1975, Mahavisnu Orchestra around the same time at the Olympia, same guitars, a black Les Paul and a two necks electric, but never together ! What a treat for us, guitar lovers...
Fantastic. Thanks for uploading.
Mclaughlin just ripps it away from everything❤❤❤
Thank you so much for uploading as well as the extensive info! Much appreciated!
@@etiennecfourie777 my pleasure. Cheers!
Un-freakin believable!!❤🌹💕
Very well done.
Fabulous...the 2nd and 3rd greatest UK electric guitar players ever... legends... brilliant technical ability, groundbreaking, innovative, unique... respect!....oh!... obviously Holdsworth 🐐
@@Andrew-q8k I’d rate JB as #1, JM as #2, Allan Holdsworth as a close #3.
@@andrewborofsky3723 oh wow 😯... mainstream may have lauded Beck more than Holdsworth....but McLaughlin himself, Zappa Metheny Shawn Lane George Benson Connors Gambale Vai Gary Moore Mcalpine Santana Lifeson Lukather Schon Petrucci EVH Satriani and a few others rated Allan 🐐
@@Andrew-q8k this was about English guitarists. Did you see the video of Hammerhead with Jeff Beck, Narada, he gives everything & more in fifteen minutes @ the Crossroads festival.
Have you seen all three, or just listened to recordings. I have seen all three..
@@andrewborofsky3723 I absolutely love Beck... just think Holdsworth 🐐
Couple of legends what more can you say both great players dont see this anymore rip jeff thanks for all the years of listening to you been great 👍
Thanks for putting this together, kudos
Let's see some 1972-76 Beck and McLaughlin for some REAL action. Check out "Love, Devotion, Surrender" the Carlos Santana/John McLaughlin colab album. Carlos could've sat in with a vintage Mahavishnu lineup anytime and held his own back then.
Probably John tired from listening dorian.
@@haroldlloyd8621 Ha. "The Secret Carlos Santana Chord Progression" as Zappa would say.
Yea!
Still have the LP. Yuo, white trousers and turtlenecks cupping their far out and solid hands man! Outstanding collaboration. I had it right next to "Land of the Midnight Sun vinyl
@@toddmorrissey8372 Good one, I got it.
Eight minutes in and I am ...blown away. How do they do it????????????????? It sounds so good. Thanks very much.
Coisa linda
Jeff Beck voló alto pues sus referentes eran pesos pesados vinculados al Jazz, jazz rock, etc, etc.
S fantastic nothing so like them👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊
Awesome!!
why am i smiling right now?
Super!
Kool !🎸🎸 🎶
Great moment in music history.
Remember that this is jazz so it is a melodic playing and both guitarists have their John playing without a whammy bar so Jeff has advantages with the pitch going u0 down cool sounding
Two masters cutting it!
ditto was waiting for this to appear somewhen. saw them once together in 1972?
Weltbeste Gitarristen!!!!!
we played our asses off back then because this was our social media. Music and sports.
Merci beaucoup _ Hendrix Survival
Jeff openly admits that John's playing with MO was the turning point from his old style to what he did beginning with Blow by Blow.
fuck so nice to listen to this
Maravilhosamente belo
Before Manic Depression Jeff introduces McL. as Uncle John . löl
スキャターブレインはカッコ良い~
Wow.
THEMS WAS DA DAYS, past was better.
Interesting to compare John's playing with the Cellar Door Sessions.
They start out with John Lewis’ “Django,” then fan out from there.
right. the details are in the description. cheers!
@@chromedreamerDidn’t see that. I’m new to RUclips. Thanks.
that's called : "music by musicians for musicians"
I'm pretty sure The White Stripes were on the bill too.
Wow!!!!! 🎉Marvellous recordings!!! From the very Best Virtuosos Of the Electric guitar. Those portátil video cameras was not as good as todays digital celular Phones but but they had the most important thing we want of this music: the sounds quality is Really good... Today cells are awfull with audio 🔉... That is maybe why they are allowed to take the video the people want to and load it into you tube: audio is a crap!!!! Most of the videos are Just fake clean you tube from the bunch of crap uggg
McLaughlin really needed to be louder on those first two numbers
Goodbye Porkpie Hat.
Did they add the blues part to "Django", or is that in the original???
it was in the original ruclips.net/video/wXnkD7_5vqM/видео.html
@@chromedreamercool! These guys made that part longer, but yeah, it's there
sOMEWHERE DURING THIS BLISTERING SPECTACLE, I LOST MY EQUALIBRIUM AND BLACKED OUT ONLY TO AWAKEN IN A DIZZYING PURPLE HAZE TEN YEARS AFTER. OOPs, I mean is ut just me, or does it sound like a fender vibrolux on the entire mix with some kid with his thumb on and off the vinyl? WOW Yeah sound like Chorus + John playing quarter tones, aided by tons of wow and flutter but wow what a Lazy sounding digs that it makes for. Another Bong? Who needs it when I'm stone cold sober, yet spinnin like a top
Puro medo kkkk
On the first number Beck was playing bloody well but not in sympathy with the song. Maybe he gelt intimated by the big JM?!
Anyone know the rhythm section
@@wah3094 Tony Hymas on keyboards, Randy Hope-Taylor on bass, Stephen Barney on drums. Terry Bozzio (2nd drummer) and Aref Durvesh (tabla) joins on Scatterbrain!
Details are in the description. Cheers!
@@chromedreamer Thanks🙏
Nice! I'll take McLaughlin's amazing lines any day over Beck's rather gimmicky guitar acrobatics.
Oh you who judge so harshly yet reveal how little you know about guitar acrobatics (alleged). You can express your preference but why must you offer musical slander. By the way the drums are great as well.
Beck wasn't even in the same league as John McLaughlin.
国籍不明の料理を出されて困っている感じです😢
What do you mean? 🤔
それがフュージョンや
Well that was rather special 8~)
Horrid keyboard digital plink getting in the way of genius
Beck’s guitare a lil bit out of tune?
Great players mudded by crap audio what a waste.
To me Beck ,like van Halen, would have belonged more in a Circus performing all this tricks. Mc Laughlin is a musician.
You belong in the 🎪 🤡
Tell me you know nothing about music without telling me you know nothing about music.
Listen to a lot more Jeff Beck, b4 u make yourself look more foolish..
@@gabbleratchet1890exactly!
@@gabbleratchet1890 I am 64 years old - saw Beck with J. Batten- listened to many reords. I probably listened to Beck already when you were shitting in your pampers-So do not get snotty with me.
I hate it when rock drummers try to play jazz.
Then you aren't yet an educated listener of jazz-rock fusion..
Jeff Beck is a rock musician after all. Not jazz.
Then you haven't delved far into Beck's body of work. He was doing jazz-fusion, which incorporates both disciplines, @ least by early 70's, & probably earlier..
1974, I saw him with Jan Hammer, in the middle of an otherwise rock 6-band line-up; Jan's opening line was, "Uh, we gonna do a little different kinda boogie!", & they busted into full on fusion of 'Wired'!
Fusion
I can't stand the tremelo arm vibrato the beck uses. It's so primative ....sounds like an annoying child learning to play.
彼は過去と現在と果ては未来を行き来しているのです
You have much 2 learn, grasshopper! No one
No one Else can play like that.
Then go listen elsewhere. The man is a genius @ evoking emotion from a guitar; u must hav no heart or soul..
Tremolo bar can't stand u, either..
Yes!....and ...WOW!
✌The Best of Best !!!
Лучшие гитаристы в этом мире ...жаль один уже покинул нас !
McLaughlin's guitar isn't loud enough