@@larrylinn8589 every band clapton is in becomes a legendary band. Cream, yardbirds, derek and the dominos. Clapton is the only man who has been inducted to the rock n roll hall of fame 3 times
Jeff Beck makes me glad I'm a drummer and not a guitar player, because if I were a guitar player and heard this, I'd figure why even try to play? What really impresses me is the truth of what Jimmy Page said in his introduction: that Beck just keeps getting better and better. So many performers have they heyday and then coast or, worst of all, go on revival tours of state fairs where they show just how old they are. But Jeff Beck has never stopped pushing himself and the guitar to places they've never been. What a privilege to have lived alongside him.
Right On Mark !....Jeff DOES keep going and growing ! His body of work is quite extraordinary and all of us have reaped the benefits of his expertise. Dana
One of his finest legacies is proving you can continue to improve with age. Jeff has set an unbelievably high bar. So many great guitarist find their style and sort live there. Jeff keeps on experimenting, improving, experimenting and improving. He's one of a kind.
And Page, exceptional though he is, created only one quarter of one of the best ever bands in the world. Beck became solo and carved out an exceptional niche. I was a little sad to see only Page inducting him when Beck has played with so many awesome other musicians though. Page has awesome riffing while Beck cuts, slices and dices the cheese with awesome clarity and technique.
A lot of people are making comments about Tal being lucky to be onstage with Jeff & Jimmy. No one mentions the fact that Vinnie Colaiuta is arguably one of the top 3 drummers at this time. For a bassist, that is the biggest thrill.
@@chrisg6863 Yes she's quite good but since Jimmy Page is onstage I can't help think of how versatile John Paul Jones was -- iirc there's a bit of him playing mandolin you can probably find if you search YT
2 legends, friends who've both equally affected the world of music and the guitar in ways that won't soon be forgotten, thank you Jeff and Jimmy for all you've given us!!
Isn’t it his tone, mostly? I know it’s been talked about- Springsteen has talked about trying so hard as a teen to figure out what Beck was doing to get it. Of course, the break in Candy’s Room owes much to Heart Full of Soul
@Bruce Pederson--you can't be serious. Santana spent his entire life trying to figure out how to achieve the tone of greats like Peter Green and Jeff Beck. He never got it. He's not fit to tune their guitars. Go away, you troll.
Look who's playing bass for the man! Hippie cool Tal. Man it sucks that Jeff passed away. He was a master of masters at guitar. He will be missed so much.
Every man, woman and child who ever picked up a guitar just wished we would be able to play half as good as Jeff. The sounds he would squeeze out of his Stratocaster were unbelievable and mind blowing, he was a guitarists guitar player just amazing.
@@mariececile3973 ya and the funny thing is that Beck never looked himself as being the best. I've seen him claim that others were better than him, Jeff was the innovator of innovators. He developed ways to get sounds out of his instrument that no one else can replicate. He was so awesome man. Everybody loved his style and the music that he created.
Mr. Beck... i imagine you entering in Heaven with your butter-coloured Fender playing your Boler... a crowd of angel on each side... Jimi, Eddie and all Guitar Stars waiting you! Love forever and thank you for your music!
just like John Mayall who has improved over time until now he touring at 85 and is better than ever........it would be good to see them doing a set together.
Though, Jimmy also held back a little. In the '67 cut it's like they alternate backing eachother as they each excel. Here, Jimmy's helping to make it Jeff's night.
I wish I could find the interview with Tal in which she describes her calling up Jeff and Vinnie suggesting this Immigrant Song thang-a-roo - it was HER idea
@@frankbossert4050 Beck is up there with Hendrix. Different styles but both are one of a kind. Stevie Ray did nothing new. I would put Johnny Winter and Rory Gallager above him easy. Also throw in Terry Kath.
The genius of his playing, closely linked to his highly individual technique, which he combined with his incredible creativity and his sensitive feeling for dynamics and his colorful intonation make Jeff Beck the immortal inspirer for music and everyone who loves music. That is the expression of the eternal soul, which is immortal one with the world spirit.
@@justjeph9056That's a thing now: The Chinese PLA just announced a new helmet with a bomb in it that will blow up your head (without even seeing Beck and Page).
blk stone Check out some of his early songs such as Ice Cream Cakes and the Truth album. Beck has a knack of getting these really bizarre sounds out of his guitar, sometimes it seems like he's channeling some sort of alien being. Fantastic shit!
Jeff Beck has been one of the finest guitarists for over 50 years. He turns 71 today June 24. he is in amazing shape and still plays better than ever. One of my heroes got to see him play live with Rod Stewart as his lead singer in the 60;s and another time too.
+Tara “Tara Tarot” Greene I saw Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart at the local dancehall in1967 supporting the Equals, or were the Equals supporting Jeff Beck, I forget. Anyway, when the Equals finished playing, most people headed off to the bar More fool them !
Blessed with his own stile, lifts you up, takes you away from yourself, so crisps, refreshing, emotional, inspiring, just the coolest thing on the block, floor, stage, Jeff Beck (RULES)
Want to know when you TRULY are a legendary badass? When Jimmy fucking Page comes out to play RHYTHM for you, while you a literally singing Robert Plants soaring vocals on your goddamn guitar! Pretty much defines the word "Badass"
When I was in college all the cool guys were listening to Clapton, Page, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Hendrix, etc... I was the geeky one and I'd always ask "what about Jeff Beck, he's better than all of them" and they'd ignore me. The problem was that after the Yardbirds he wasn't really out there and we were mostly too young to have heard much of the Yardbirds. I had "Rough and Ready" and then "Blow by Blow". I played "Blow by Blow" for the group when it came out and they all sat there in stunned silence listening. When I want to hear Jeff Beck that same copy of "Blow by Blow" is what comes out. Jeff Beck is the absolute master of guitar.
@@alexkx8599 Because rhey told us so in the "Still on the Run"-biography video, that was issued in 2018. They rehearsed Beck's Bolero at the soundcheck, bur Immigrant song was a sudden idea on the way to the stage.
Cory Britton you get the award for the stupidest comment today on RUclips! Congratulations!! We will call your special award The No Shit Sherlock Mark Of Excellence
1:15 it saddens me that I never had the chance to see them in concert. The year that I was going to go was when Bonham passed. They are my favorite since I started listening to rock and that was way back in the 70’s and still remain my favorite ❤ Love you guys ❤
Tal looks lik she's in Heaven! What an opportunity that young lady has had meeting and playing with soo many Great musicians. RIP Jeff Beck, you will be missed but NOT forgotten!
I can't helo but getting so emotional with this video!! Amazed to see how Vinnie and Tal are REALLY digging playing with Jeff and Jimmy and grooving their asses off!!
I see these five as about equally talented and very well matched. They know the art of musical collaboration as well as their own roles and instruments. Beck's best band ever was himself plus Tal, Vinnie, and Stephen. Listen to the entire Live at Ronnie Scotts concert and you'll hear serious artistry and see some amazing interplay among them.
it's in the documentary "Jeff Beck: Still On The Run" - they'd all rehearsed 'Beck's Bolero' and Jimmy brought along his Fender XII that he'd used on the original recording. Vinnie and Tal thought it was a shame to have Jimmy there and not do some Zeppelin, so shortly before going there, Jimmy got a call to say they'd like to do 'Immigrant Song'. It was unrehearsed and unexpected and all the stage techs were going WTF? as no-one knew about it. When it comes down to it, look at the smile on Jeff's face - he's absolutely loving it! Jimmy too, everyone is!
Jeff Beck's death hurt me as much as when either of my parents passed away. As a matter of fact, his being on the planet creating some of the most incredible guitar playing was strong heart felt medicine that helped me get thru the day/night. Listening to his music has been helpful, but it always reminds me that the #GOATGuitarist is no longer with us but his musical endeavors will always be here for his family, friends, & fans to enjoy. How much did I love Jeff Beck ? I got to see him 15 times perform his guitar artistry in concert. 1) "Fire Meets Fury" with Stevie Ray Vaughan in Chicago, Illinois 1989 2) 2 times with Santana in 3 days in Illinois & Wisconsin 1995 3) "Who Else" tour 2 times in Illinois 1999 4) "You Had It Coming" tour in Illinois 2001 5) Eric Clapton "Crossroads" shows in 2007 & 2010 in Bridgeview, Illinois 6) Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in Cleveland,Ohio 2009 7) Intimate club tour at Park West, Chicago 2009 8) Les Paul tribute tour with Imelda May, Cadillac Theater, Chicago,Illinois 2011 9) Chicago Theater 2015 10) "Loud Hailer" Ravinia Highland Park, Illinois 2016 11) Performed half hour encore with Rod Stewart Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood, California 2019 12) "18" tour with Johnny Depp Phoenix, Arizona 2022 EVERY time I saw Jeff Beck perform in concert he never disappointed anyone in attendance. He only got better & better mastering the guitar as the years went on in his life. He was the only musician I have ever seen in my lifetime that propelled me to a place I had only experienced when seeing him live. I was so happy & joyful when I was in attendance watching/listening to him tear it up. I'll never be in that place again unfortunately. I am so grateful & lucky to have seen "The Guv'nor" of guitar as many times as I had. After he passed away, I was feeling every negative feeling anyone could experience. I was devastated. The one thing that helped get me thru the pain was all the famous guitarists & their comments about Jeff Beck. Basically EVERYBODY loved Jeff Beck as far as his guitar playing but also that he was such a kind & humble person to be around. The only thing he loved more than his self made cars & guitar collection was his widow Sandra. Jeff & Sandra were big time animal activists which is another reason why I respected them so much. I miss him. Always will. But I will never forget him or the extraordinary music he created with his guitar. He was "One of One". We will never see another guitarist like him in our lifetime. RIP Jeff Beck.
I’ve watched this many many times, it puts a charge in me whenever I need it. Two guitar immortals playing a song they recorded decades earlier, now at the R N R hall of fame, in front of hundreds of other worshipping musicians knowing their greatness! 👍
So many great guitar players in the world. But there are only a a couple who's playing makes me tear up every time I hear it. Jeff Beck is one of those. God, I love his playing. Just magical to me.
One of the guitar players at the 2004 Crossroads Festival summed it up best: "All the baddest dudes were there with the biggest egos. Hell, Eric Clapton was headlining. But when Beck went on stage, every single one of them dudes, including Clapton, was packed off stage, to be amazed by Jeff's set. No one alive could touch him." True then. Still true today. Page himself acknowledged it in his induction speech - "there's Jeff . . . and then there's us mere mortals." The "guitar god's" guitar God. I just hope I, Jeff, and this shitty little planet, can hold on until the Royal Albert Hall on May 31st, 2022!
I've watched this video countless times and I was always fascinated but today is different, from now on it will be different. I'm heartbroken 😔 RIP Jeff you will always be in our hearts ❤️
It was documented that Page played the twelve string Fender on the studio recording of "Beck's Bolero". That's it. That's the guitar from Page's collection.
Man, one ofJeff Beck’s many many talents was his ability to bring an audience right to tears with the ethereal haunting Where Were You, then savagely go on a warpath and rip your face off like he did here, starting off with a savage interpretation of Robert Plants war cry and slashing everyone and everything standing in his way right through to the end of this musical interlude. I miss this man’s genius already.
When I was 18 in 69 my friends and I would argue over who was the best out of all the amazing guitarists back then. Time has proved me to be right
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What a perfect match, watching tears on my eyes, The Jeff , drummer , bassist and keyboard like a custom suit as perfect as possible . RIP.. This year begin with many of losts. Long life for the remains , The stars will always shine in sky.💐
Getting inducted into the rock n roll hall of Fame, a lifetime of practice and performance where 150% is never enough - The high harmonic at the end of the performance at JUST THE RIGHT MOMENT - PRICELESS!! thanks Jeff
Thank you, Jeff Beck for the years of Rock joy and thrills. You made my life, man!! Much love and respect. Thank you, God for sharing Jeff with us! RIP guitar legend! You will never be forgotten!!!! ❤️🙏🎸🕊️🌠🎶🎸🕊️🙏🌠🥺😢💯👍👏
Have mercy ! It has been a blessing to have lived in a era of talented musicians such as Beck and Paige ! Thanks to you both for sharing you talents and gift's ! RIP Jeff Beck
Jeff Beck was a virtuoso with his Strat! Miss him so much! But, thankfully, we have his legacy here to see whenever we want, and I watch this regularly! It keeps me young (I'm 69!)
These two guys have known each other since they were young children. Lifelong brothers.
Both played in the yardbirds
@@freebee8221 Eric Clapton played with them as well. Imagine how big they would be if they got a good guitarist. /s
@@larrylinn8589 every band clapton is in becomes a legendary band. Cream, yardbirds, derek and the dominos. Clapton is the only man who has been inducted to the rock n roll hall of fame 3 times
@@freebee8221 I was being sarcastic.
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Rest In Peace Jeff Beck, a true guitar legend. 1/10/2023 🎸
Mi è scesa una lacrima per l'ennesima volta..Jeff Beck.. wow!!!!!🥺
I can't believe the stage didn't implode from the massive amount of talent on it. RIP Legend!
You know you've done something right in life when you look over your shoulder & Jimmy Page is playing rhythm guitar for your lead solo.
AMEN!
so much flat-out truth in that sentiment... well said..
rightfully so.
Jeff Beck is the best 🎸🎵🎶
in 1966 Page did, in fact he played bass first.
Rip Mr Beck. The angels are singing with your guitar. You'll be missed, and your music will play on.
Jeff Beck makes me glad I'm a drummer and not a guitar player, because if I were a guitar player and heard this, I'd figure why even try to play? What really impresses me is the truth of what Jimmy Page said in his introduction: that Beck just keeps getting better and better. So many performers have they heyday and then coast or, worst of all, go on revival tours of state fairs where they show just how old they are. But Jeff Beck has never stopped pushing himself and the guitar to places they've never been. What a privilege to have lived alongside him.
Can't really compare "greats"and if so no one can compare with Beck ; Period ! !
Right On Mark !....Jeff DOES keep going and growing ! His body of work is quite extraordinary and all of us have reaped the benefits of his expertise. Dana
One of his finest legacies is proving you can continue to improve with age. Jeff has set an unbelievably high bar. So many great guitarist find their style and sort live there. Jeff keeps on experimenting, improving, experimenting and improving. He's one of a kind.
And Page, exceptional though he is, created only one quarter of one of the best ever bands in the world. Beck became solo and carved out an exceptional niche. I was a little sad to see only Page inducting him when Beck has played with so many awesome other musicians though. Page has awesome riffing while Beck cuts, slices and dices the cheese with awesome clarity and technique.
Mark Cherrington
The love and respect he shows Jimmy - we lost something that comes along once a generation
Goes both ways! ❤
A lot of people are making comments about Tal being lucky to be onstage with Jeff & Jimmy. No one mentions the fact that Vinnie Colaiuta is arguably one of the top 3 drummers at this time. For a bassist, that is the biggest thrill.
Plus the fact she’s pretty fucking good herself and she was the one who suggested doing immigrant song iirc
@@chrisg6863 Yes she's quite good but since Jimmy Page is onstage I can't help think of how versatile John Paul Jones was -- iirc there's a bit of him playing mandolin you can probably find if you search YT
There is no amount of luck there that girl is AWESOME.
She earned her right to be on that company. And she seems to be having to much fun.
Kinda young...kinda wild
She's a genius. So many great musicians seem to recognise it. Amazing tribute to her talent.
Page is a class act. He wrote some pretty good stuff himself yet honors his brother humbly and respectfully. You go boy --
Page wrote Becks Bolero
Jeff Beck might argue with you on that point, he and Page have argued over it over it for years.
”Pretty good stuff” lol
Beck and Page great mates all these years.
Page stole a lot of good stuff. I never really noticed that actually wrote anything. Even this is based on Ravel's Bolero.
2 legends, friends who've both equally affected the world of music and the guitar in ways that won't soon be forgotten, thank you Jeff and Jimmy for all you've given us!!
Jeff Becks guitar playing can bring a man to tears, that is how great he really is
Saw him last night at Austin City Limits Theater (Moody Theater) in Austin, TX Awesome show!!
Yes,but not like Carlos Santana can!
Isn’t it his tone, mostly? I know it’s been talked about- Springsteen has talked about trying so hard as a teen to figure out what Beck was doing to get it. Of course, the break in Candy’s Room owes much to Heart Full of Soul
Bruce Pedersen you’re an idiot Seriously
@Bruce Pederson--you can't be serious. Santana spent his entire life trying to figure out how to achieve the tone of greats like Peter Green and Jeff Beck. He never got it. He's not fit to tune their guitars. Go away, you troll.
The world lost a true original Jeff Beck R.I.P brother 🤘🤘🤘
Look who's playing bass for the man! Hippie cool Tal. Man it sucks that Jeff passed away. He was a master of masters at guitar. He will be missed so much.
Every man, woman and child who ever picked up a guitar just wished we would be able to play half as good as Jeff. The sounds he would squeeze out of his Stratocaster were unbelievable and mind blowing, he was a guitarists guitar player just amazing.
With Vinne and Jason Rebello. I have seen an unhealthy amount of videos of these four the last couple of weeks.
@@1979bobhd Do you know what's strange? Not just a strat! I've seen him playing a Les Paul and he still sounds different. lol
@1979bobhd I read an interview where David Gilmour said that the best guitarist he knew was Jeff Beck
@@mariececile3973 ya and the funny thing is that Beck never looked himself as being the best. I've seen him claim that others were better than him, Jeff was the innovator of innovators. He developed ways to get sounds out of his instrument that no one else can replicate. He was so awesome man. Everybody loved his style and the music that he created.
After 45 years being a Jeff Beck absolute fan, I am still amazed by his awesome energy and talent. Simply a freaking beast. Love U Jeff
Mr. Beck... i imagine you entering in Heaven with your butter-coloured Fender playing your Boler... a crowd of angel on each side... Jimi, Eddie and all Guitar Stars waiting you! Love forever and thank you for your music!
He is the best ever....Never sat still....Always changing and always got better !
joe shmoe the man is stellar, sparks fly off his guitar!!
just like John Mayall who has improved over time until now he touring at 85 and is better than ever........it would be good to see them doing a set together.
Jeff IS the best guitarist alive !
Absolutelly incredible guitarist, forever was and forever will be. RIP legend.
THE BEST GENERATION IN THE WORLD MUSIC.....
It's so cool: Jeff's band are having sooo much fun playing w/ Page. A real cool moment between old friends.
Best version ever. Loved that Jimmy just did the part he wrote and let Jeff take off and fly!
Though, Jimmy also held back a little. In the '67 cut it's like they alternate backing eachother as they each excel. Here, Jimmy's helping to make it Jeff's night.
I wish I could find the interview with Tal in which she describes her calling up Jeff and Vinnie suggesting this Immigrant Song thang-a-roo - it was HER idea
These greats make ir look so effortless. Rest in Peace Jeff Beck!
Two legends of rock and roll..
Je oller, umso besser!
Wishing you peace and safe journey Jeff. Thank you for all of the amazing music.
Oh my. God !!!!! Beck and page together again. Doubly blessed.
It’s truly amazing to see these two legends on stage together. Nobody will ever be able to touch these guys - only learn from them.
lazaros lazarou Right on👍
If stevie ray were still around, i beg to differ on that one….
@@frankbossert4050 Yep cant disagree with that!
@@frankbossert4050 Beck is up there with Hendrix. Different styles but both are one of a kind. Stevie Ray did nothing new. I would put Johnny Winter and Rory Gallager above him easy. Also throw in Terry Kath.
@@frankbossert4050 SRV was a great player, no doubt…but he never had the impact that these guys have had.
Rest in Peace Jeff! Your music will live forever in our harts, minds and souls! 🙏♥️🎸🎼
RIP Jeff; you're being rediscovered non-stop around the World tonight.
Christine, Jeff; away's in three's. Who's next?
Doing one chord and Jimmy is still the greatest. What a life to be able to say that Jeff Beck is among your closest friends! Jeff rips this UP!
The genius of his playing, closely linked to his highly individual technique, which he combined with his incredible creativity and his sensitive feeling for dynamics and his colorful intonation make Jeff Beck the immortal inspirer for music and everyone who loves music. That is the expression of the eternal soul, which is immortal one with the world spirit.
If I got to see Beck and Page live together like this - my head would catch fire and explode.
Random21 love to see that lol
@@justjeph9056That's a thing now: The Chinese PLA just announced a new helmet with a bomb in it that will blow up your head (without even seeing Beck and Page).
Same.
There throughout my entire life. He brought joy. Vale Jeff.
#JeffBeck
Little Aussie girl gets to play with Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. That's amazing. So great.
love the way these 2 Icons never spat over each others contributions to rock, totally a part of How many more times !!!
That was a treat 2 members of the Yardbirds. RIP Jeff Beck.
Wow wow and wow!!!🎶🎸😀
I love it when Jeff copies Robert Plant's howls at the beginning of Immigrant Song : )
To me it was better
I saw Led Zeppelin open with Immigrant Song at MSG. I didn't know the song and couldn't figure out what they were playing.
Robert who? haha fook that eejit
PhukIT1865 bruh.
Totally agree!! He even admits Plants vocals inspired him to emulate that style 🤘🏻 cheers
I was never really into Jeff Beck...but this dude is an amazing guitarist...like so good...style all of his own
It's never too late too appreciate JB because he always continues to change and explore the instrument.
ridiculous...i was seriously in awe
blk stone Check out some of his early songs such as Ice Cream Cakes and the Truth album. Beck has a knack of getting these really bizarre sounds out of his guitar, sometimes it seems like he's channeling some sort of alien being. Fantastic shit!
You need to watch the doc on him and you’ll understand why he’s a rock guitarist god.
I am the same.
I am in my sixties now and I don't recall ever hearing of Jeff Beck, but he sure is good at what he does.
What a fantastic performance . R.I.P. Jeff,one of the best.
Jeff Beck has been one of the finest guitarists for over 50 years. He turns 71 today June 24. he is in amazing shape and still plays better than ever. One of my heroes got to see him play live with Rod Stewart as his lead singer in the 60;s and another time too.
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+Tara “Tara Tarot” Greene I saw Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart at the local dancehall in1967 supporting the Equals, or were the Equals supporting Jeff Beck, I forget. Anyway, when the Equals finished playing, most people headed off to the bar More fool them !
and " without "question when Rod was at his best ! Everthing after the faces was a sell0ut ! !
I only saw him once, with Jan Hammer.. I was too young to appreciate him then, but I sure do now!
Rocked with Beck and Stewart 68 or 69 New Port Rhode Island. Was heavy into British Blues. Still makes me fire up.
So incredible!! RIP Jeff Beck. THE true "Master of Touch and Tone on the Electric Guitar". So unique!
I've always been brought to tears at the choice of songs Jeff chose to play at his induction.The poignancy is flooring.Long Live Jeff & Jimmy!!!!!!
Blessed with his own stile, lifts you up, takes you away from yourself, so crisps, refreshing, emotional, inspiring, just the coolest thing on the block, floor, stage, Jeff Beck (RULES)
Want to know when you TRULY are a legendary badass? When Jimmy fucking Page comes out to play RHYTHM for you, while you a literally singing Robert Plants soaring vocals on your goddamn guitar! Pretty much defines the word "Badass"
Said it all! We are not worthy...
Thanks Michael ,,, Well Said ! !
Best comment I ever read!!!!!!!!
100%
agree
When I was in college all the cool guys were listening to Clapton, Page, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Hendrix, etc... I was the geeky one and I'd always ask "what about Jeff Beck, he's better than all of them" and they'd ignore me. The problem was that after the Yardbirds he wasn't really out there and we were mostly too young to have heard much of the Yardbirds. I had "Rough and Ready" and then "Blow by Blow". I played "Blow by Blow" for the group when it came out and they all sat there in stunned silence listening. When I want to hear Jeff Beck that same copy of "Blow by Blow" is what comes out. Jeff Beck is the absolute master of guitar.
Oh to be in heaven now.
Fabulous footage!! RIP Jeff Beck 🕊
You know you're freaking awesome when the riff master Page is playing backup for you and glad to do it.
Jeff jams with Jimmy Page and Tal Wilkenfeld without even rehearsing, and we get this? Beyond cool plus he’s a car guy.
How do you know thatchy did not rehearse?
@@alexkx8599 Because rhey told us so in the "Still on the Run"-biography video, that was issued in 2018. They rehearsed Beck's Bolero at the soundcheck, bur Immigrant song was a sudden idea on the way to the stage.
They probably rehearsed this for a month
Carlos Lozada Didn’t you read Vibeke Schneidermann’s comment above yours?
Cory Britton you get the award for the stupidest comment today on RUclips! Congratulations!! We will call your special award The No Shit Sherlock Mark Of Excellence
I've been listening to this song for 50 years and it still gives me goosebumps
Incredible, so nice beck wanted page there for him. Really special
Moment to share with 1 person.
1:15 it saddens me that I never had the chance to see them in concert. The year that I was going to go was when Bonham passed. They are my favorite since I started listening to rock and that was way back in the 70’s and still remain my favorite ❤ Love you guys ❤
Tal looks lik she's in Heaven! What an opportunity that young lady has had meeting and playing with soo many Great musicians. RIP Jeff Beck, you will be missed but NOT forgotten!
woot is this Tal? with dark hairs ? 🤔
I can't helo but getting so emotional with this video!! Amazed to see how Vinnie and Tal are REALLY digging playing with Jeff and Jimmy and grooving their asses off!!
I see these five as about equally talented and very well matched. They know the art of musical collaboration as well as their own roles and instruments. Beck's best band ever was himself plus Tal, Vinnie, and Stephen. Listen to the entire Live at Ronnie Scotts concert and you'll hear serious artistry and see some amazing interplay among them.
@@williamburkholder769 thanks for the heads up, I'll try to find it!
@@calgarywino In the crowd that night was Page and Plant, also Tony Iommi and Brian May.
God Bless them both! And, Vinnie and Tal Are top players as well!
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Humbly mentioned here by you, Gracias.
Love it, what else can I say, great drums, great bass, great guitar, and the backup guitarist isn't bad either haha
Yeah, that guy's going places! :)
Ripping the 12 string too!
Incredible performance by Jeff!!! I think i heard it was Tal's idea to go into the immigrant song...and bring out Jimmy! She is a genius!
I heard the same thing from Jeff Beck during an interview with him commenting on Tal's mad skills
it's in the documentary "Jeff Beck: Still On The Run" - they'd all rehearsed 'Beck's Bolero' and Jimmy brought along his Fender XII that he'd used on the original recording. Vinnie and Tal thought it was a shame to have Jimmy there and not do some Zeppelin, so shortly before going there, Jimmy got a call to say they'd like to do 'Immigrant Song'. It was unrehearsed and unexpected and all the stage techs were going WTF? as no-one knew about it.
When it comes down to it, look at the smile on Jeff's face - he's absolutely loving it! Jimmy too, everyone is!
Jeff Beck's death hurt me as much as when either of my parents passed away. As a matter of fact, his being on the planet creating some of the most incredible guitar playing was strong heart felt medicine that helped me get thru the day/night. Listening to his music has been helpful, but it always reminds me that the #GOATGuitarist is no longer with us but his musical endeavors will always be here for his family, friends, & fans to enjoy. How much did I love Jeff Beck ? I got to see him 15 times perform his guitar artistry in concert.
1) "Fire Meets Fury" with Stevie Ray Vaughan in Chicago, Illinois 1989
2) 2 times with Santana in 3 days in Illinois & Wisconsin 1995
3) "Who Else" tour 2 times in Illinois 1999
4) "You Had It Coming" tour in Illinois 2001
5) Eric Clapton "Crossroads" shows in 2007 & 2010 in Bridgeview, Illinois
6) Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in Cleveland,Ohio 2009
7) Intimate club tour at Park West, Chicago 2009
8) Les Paul tribute tour with Imelda May, Cadillac Theater, Chicago,Illinois 2011
9) Chicago Theater 2015
10) "Loud Hailer" Ravinia Highland Park, Illinois 2016
11) Performed half hour encore with Rod Stewart Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood, California 2019
12) "18" tour with Johnny Depp Phoenix, Arizona 2022
EVERY time I saw Jeff Beck perform in concert he never disappointed anyone in attendance. He only got better & better mastering the guitar as the years went on in his life. He was the only musician I have ever seen in my lifetime that propelled me to a place I had only experienced when seeing him live. I was so happy & joyful when I was in attendance watching/listening to him tear it up. I'll never be in that place again unfortunately. I am so grateful & lucky to have seen "The Guv'nor" of guitar as many times as I had. After he passed away, I was feeling every negative feeling anyone could experience. I was devastated. The one thing that helped get me thru the pain was all the famous guitarists & their comments about Jeff Beck. Basically EVERYBODY loved Jeff Beck as far as his guitar playing but also that he was such a kind & humble person to be around. The only thing he loved more than his self made cars & guitar collection was his widow Sandra. Jeff & Sandra were big time animal activists which is another reason why I respected them so much. I miss him. Always will. But I will never forget him or the extraordinary music he created with his guitar. He was "One of One". We will never see another guitarist like him in our lifetime. RIP Jeff Beck.
When you hear great guitarists speak it is often Jeff Beck they admire more than anyone.
SuperEdge67 or him and Buddy Guy
Don’t forget Peter green
I’ve watched this many many times, it puts a charge in me whenever I need it. Two guitar immortals playing a song they recorded decades earlier, now at the R N R hall of fame, in front of hundreds of other worshipping musicians knowing their greatness! 👍
So many great guitar players in the world. But there are only a a couple who's playing makes me tear up every time I hear it. Jeff Beck is one of those. God, I love his playing. Just magical to me.
This iconic music legacy & all around credit to humanity will never be forgotten. Rip Father Jeff. Condolences to friends & family...
One of the guitar players at the 2004 Crossroads Festival summed it up best: "All the baddest dudes were there with the biggest egos. Hell, Eric Clapton was headlining. But when Beck went on stage, every single one of them dudes, including Clapton, was packed off stage, to be amazed by Jeff's set. No one alive could touch him."
True then. Still true today.
Page himself acknowledged it in his induction speech - "there's Jeff . . . and then there's us mere mortals."
The "guitar god's" guitar God.
I just hope I, Jeff, and this shitty little planet, can hold on until the Royal Albert Hall on May 31st, 2022!
@Andy Butler agree. The virtuosity of the players you mentioned is well documented. Rock music is frequently powerful but not as technical.
Broken hearted and back for this joy in music..rest rest in peace Jeff Beck❤❤
I've watched this video countless times and I was always fascinated but today is different, from now on it will be different. I'm heartbroken 😔 RIP Jeff you will always be in our hearts ❤️
RIP Jeff beck, simply said you were the most we’ll rounded guitarist ever in this world. Prayers for your family god bless.❤❤😊😊
Legends! And then Vinnie on drums and Wilkenfeld on bass ... omg!
Fantastic!
It was documented that Page played the twelve string Fender on the studio recording of "Beck's Bolero". That's it. That's the guitar from Page's collection.
Joseph Falco It’s also on Stairway to heaven and The rain song amongst others, the double neck was just for the stage.
Page used the good old tele for the Stairway solo
@@MJEvermore853 which Beck have him. Ain't that crazy
Mrudula Lele...yep, a gift to Jimmy from Jeff for helping get Beck into the Yardbirds
Jethro Torczon...yes indeed
Man, one ofJeff Beck’s many many talents was his ability to bring an audience right to tears with the ethereal haunting Where Were You, then savagely go on a warpath and rip your face off like he did here, starting off with a savage interpretation of Robert Plants war cry and slashing everyone and everything standing in his way right through to the end of this musical interlude. I miss this man’s genius already.
Just plain old Badassness on stage there!!!
Can't believe he's gone... RIP man!!!
Jeff Beck has never been more sensational -- and he rules all the time.
Give him another award in memoriam. We won't mind. RIP, JB. (Wow, what a moment!)
When I was 18 in 69 my friends and I would argue over who was the best out of all the amazing guitarists back then. Time has proved me to be right
What a perfect match, watching tears on my eyes, The Jeff , drummer , bassist and keyboard like a custom suit as perfect as possible . RIP.. This year begin with many of losts. Long life for the remains , The stars will always shine in sky.💐
There’s so much good here, from Beck’s incredible playing to Page’s great rhythm guitar, and Tal and Vinnie. Holy smokes!
FAB& Gear
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Jeff Beck (my hero since teens), Jimmy Page, the drummer and Tal are wonderful. Tal was the perfect bass player for JB.
Read and learn kid: the drummer is VINNIE COLAIUTA.
60 and 70yrs old, who does it better than this? There's no excuse. They are still doin it.
There may be another Yardbirds guitarist on the stage, but Jeff Beck has always been my favorite among them
R.I.P Mr Jeff Beck....thank you sir for ROCKING THE WORLD !!!
watch beck live at Ronnie scotts and get blown away
Also the Les Paul tribute at the Iridium where he plays many different guitars. Brilliant.
Gonna do that right now..🤘
Warning; what your about to hear will melt your face off!!!
I can't believe he's gone. Rest in Peace Mr. Beck. 😪
Rest In Peace! Your life’s body of work and your presence as a generous person is an example for others to follow! Fantastic!
Getting inducted into the rock n roll hall of Fame, a lifetime of practice and performance where 150% is never enough - The high harmonic at the end of the performance at JUST THE RIGHT MOMENT - PRICELESS!! thanks Jeff
Yes, Janet Jackson must be soooo thrilled!
Thank you, Jeff Beck for the years of Rock joy and thrills. You made my life, man!! Much love and respect.
Thank you, God for sharing Jeff with us! RIP guitar legend! You will never be forgotten!!!!
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R.I.P. Jeff. The greatest guitarist EVER. 🎸🎸🎸⚘⚘⚘🕊🕊🕊
R.I.P. Jeff. You were the best.
his bending technique made him sound like he was using a guitar synth before it was invented.
that might be the happiest I've ever seen JP in any video clip of him... nice work Jeff...
Massive! RIP Jeff Beck.Thank you. We love you...
Have mercy ! It has been a blessing to have lived in a era of talented musicians such as Beck and Paige ! Thanks to you both for sharing you talents and gift's ! RIP Jeff Beck
*Page
Really isn't anyone who sounds like Jeff. His singular in his sound.
Jeff Beck was a virtuoso with his Strat! Miss him so much! But, thankfully, we have his legacy here to see whenever we want, and I watch this regularly!
It keeps me young
(I'm 69!)
This is so epic!!!
R.I.P. JEFF. YOUR MUSIC FOREVER.
i am glad to see he has Tal Wilkenfeld playing with him, she so good and having so much fun
Fabulous piece of rock. Played loud enough to give you goose bumps every time.
Jimmy is so freaking cool walks in and starts playing the Immigration Song 1:59 nice solo by Beck.