@@timcastens1150 “Blow by Blow” was my introduction to him, it was so good from first cut to last. “Wired” was one of the first CDs I bought, mind blowing playing!
Меня поразила кончина, Джефа...! 😢 Он чертовски гитарист. Он индивидуален и не повторим. Он всегда был для меня неожиданным гитаристом.📀 Всегда удивлял своими новыми программами.🎸🎶 Для меня, Джеф, всегда был скромным и тактичным человеком.🤗 Мне очень жаль и я скорблю о его кончине!!! 🙏😢😢😢
Senseless shred. I love it. I'm going to use that one. It's true. I mean I would love to play like a Eddie van Halen and no disrespect but he doesn't touch my soul like Beck.
@@RussHigginbothamthe bassist? It’s Tal Wilkenfeld. And ofc Vinnie Colaiuta on drums. Basically Jeff Becks band at the time. From like 2007-2010ish. I highly recommend checking out Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scott’s, with Vinnie and Tal on drums and bass. It’s one of the greatest concerts of all time.
I see the entire Internet is mourning the passing of one of the truly greats in the same way. Immersing ourselves in Jeff’s incredible talent over the years. Grateful for RUclips right now. 😢
That poison that was introduced that seduced so many through fear has been slaughtering humans people I know people I don’t know over 1000 professional athletes dying on the field in a 1.5 year period ,the healthiest people in the world .but of course the media is gonna say no not related at all ,it’s climate change and sleeping on the wrong side of the bed I’ve heard the most ridiculous excuses. I just pray people start opening their eyes to the truth
He truly did play better and better as he got older that never happens because of arthritis the brain not working as quick he was the best guitar player I’ve ever seen.
My best guitar teacher once said, “figure out who influenced the artists you love and go study them…”. I’m sure others have heard similar. But, it’s clear to me how much influence and respect Jeff had among all of my heroes. RIP to a giant.
A true influence on many a guitarists to come after, Yet, they are still string to catch up with him. I was shocked when I heard this today. Beck, Bogart and Apace was my favorite album by him. He could play in any genre and make it sound original. Feeling really sad today..
Imagine being a 23 year old Tal Wilkenfeld playing bass for guitar legends Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. I can only imagine her joy and excitement. What an amazing performance by all three. RIP Jeff.
I was there! I will always remember that night In Cleveland, OH At Public Hall. Being on full time staff for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was a honor and a privilege to help open a new type of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame In Cleveland was Incredible. Being there working hard to develop crowd control and combining Visitor & Member Services as well as Marketing was a definite challenge and a success! Seeing my favorite guitar legend Jimmy Page inducing Jeff Beck was a wonderful reward to be able to party in person at a table and watch this incredible performance live! Xoxo, David Allen Drotar. 😀✌️❤🎸🎤🤘 23:09 🔊🎶🎵💫
I cried all the way through those two with Jeff and Jimmy together, especially Becks Bolero. As we will never see it done again like that. The joy on those two men’s faces. Well done Jeff for all you achieved. Magnificent and always remembered ❤RIP 🙏🙏
Beck is the rare uncopyable guitarist. So unique in his approach that no one else sounds like him, even when they try. The man takes the Peter Gunn theme and tranforms it into something from another world. Aliens probably sound like this.
When I studied at Berklee, there was a guy that copied Jeff completely.. Still, it was Jeff’s invention and that’s not where you want to go with your playing. It’s still just copying.
For those of us in our 60s and 70s it is becoming clear that the greatest ever generation of guitar heroes is mortal after all and they won't be there forever. Enjoy them, respect them and learn all you can....now.
Jimmy Page nailed it ... Jeff Beck never ever stopped climbing the mountain ... peak to peak, reaching summit after summit. RIP Jeff , a true Guitar Hero!
His total command of the instrument, from his grip on the tremelo bar, volume and tone controls and being able to manipulate all three, to his pick work and plucking combinations, not to mention his forward and back positions between the frets, and his incredible sense of dramatic effect is just an amazing package. He was inimitable. He took the electric guitar farther than any other musician ever. Plus he surrounded himself with amazing musicians and appreciated them all. Tal Wickenfeld may be one of the best bassists I've ever heard.
A big difference between going to a Jeff Beck concert and a concert featuring one of his contemporaries was being prepared to hear what he was doing now, rather than what he'd done in the past. He never became a heritage act.
R.I.P. Jeff Beck.This Man had insane talent. I was a fan of his since I was 12 back in in 1965 when he played with the legendary Yardbirds. Jeff plays for GOD now.
Came here because of Jeff's passing of course, so sad. I'll be listening to him all week. But am I the only one who was captivated by Tal Wilkenfeld on bass?
You know you are unbelievable when Page backs you up. The genuine friendship between Jeff and Jimmy so heartwarming. They went through an awkward phase when Jeff felt like Led Zep had ripped off the Jeff Beck Group but ultimately they both made it and stayed friends.
Jimmy was very gracious and clearly ecstatic that Jeff was receiving this honor. Must have amazed them both, remembering their early times as boys. And Jimmy's comments to the question about bands trying to succeed today - really, it's a whole other world. When Jeff and Jimmy came up, rock was the big new deal and they were at the forefront of a genre (rock!) that had a massive international audience. Now rock is a niche, much diminished in sales a concert draws, and fading as is the oldest of the Boomers. It's difficult to see a rock band achieving such widespread success today. Sadly.
Crushing news, a legend lost but his music will live on. A lifetime fan since 1972, I travelled coast to coast with 3 of his 8-track tapes setting the mood as I wrote a new chapter of my youth. I had the high honor of meeting and talking with him here in Santa Barbara at one of 3 shows I attended. A class act, elevating his craft year after year, I will always carry his music as a nurturing cadence for my soul. Rest easy Jeff, you have left us a rich legacy.
Rock and roll is so full of jealousy. It's great to see that Page and Beck always stayed friends and never competed against each other's style of music.
"I ain't no oil painting myself". That made me laugh. He's tied with hendrix for my favorite guitarist of all time. They're so different you can't compare them. Jeff just never stopped growing.
The hillarious part came when some silly "top ten guitarists" forum put Jeff Beck in the honoable mention catagory after his being a two time hall of fame inductee. Talk about a bunch of seriously blunt instruments, dull thuds!
@@braxtonvalentine1375 Jeff can hang with the likes of Buddy Guy, Pop singers, all the way to Stanley Clarke an John McLaughlin. At this age Paige looks silly even being up on stage. As to present date mr Beck is still getting better still.
@@braxtonvalentine1375 When musicians are distinct and individually excellent you can't compare them. It then comes down to the personal taste of those judging them. And anyone with any sense knows that you can't argue over personal tastes. Listening to morons screaming at each other over who's the best guitarist just makes me walk away in dismay. They don't even consider the different music genres in which gifted guitarists perform.
I've sat back over the last couple of years and slowly watched as the greatest of the greats are leaving us one by one. Yesterday losing Jeff Beck was a very difficult blow. Seeing these amazing men and women who shaped the sounds we love so much, grew up with, now in their 70's and 80's is forcing us to look at our own mortality. We'll miss Jeff so very much. RIP Jeff. RIP our friend and brother
@@chasecentario5308 I truly wish I had seen Jeff Beck at some point in time. He was, is and will always be the best of the best in guitar players to me. It's hard to believe that with all of the hard living he did that something like meningitis is what took him away.
@@brianreid3267 What "hard living" did Jeff do? I think he stayed out of the drug scene altogether, he was a vegetarian (whether good or not, it indicates a certain level of self-concern), and I don't think he participated in the kinds of shenanigans that the members of Zeppelin did when they were storming across the US in the 1970s. I think Jeff was uniquely focused on two passions: music and hot rods.
It is heartening to see Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck playing together, and to finally see them play "Beck's Bolero" together. They disagreed in the press for years on who wrote the song. The 1960s had so many great instrumental recordings, and BB was one of the best!
I have been playing the guitar for over forty years, but when I watch videos of Jeff Beck playing, and I closely study his hands, I still cannot figure out how he can make his guitar sound the way it does. We may have to come up with a new word to describe just how incredible Jeff Beck was, because great, awesome, and excellent aren't good enough.
Because he's a freaking 👽, that's why. He played with this much intensity even at his last show, damn best almost 80 year guitarists guitarist I've ever seen!!!
I'll never get over his passing. I've been going to see every concert in my areas since the late 60's. I last saw him and Johnny Depp in NJ in Oct and true to form he was magic. I must have seen JB 25+ concerts over the last 50+ years and he always, always left me with a feeling I can't describe. Jeff was such a clean liver, which goes to show there are no guarantees in life. Yesterdays history, tomorrow's a mystery BUT today is a gift. I miss JB everyday, he was my generations Segovia. I'm 72 and fully expected to continue to see Jeff for the next 15 years. Stay safe folks. RIP, Govner ! !
Someone’s already said it but I’ll 2nd it to be inducted into the hall of fame is one thing but for jimmy page to to be the one inducting you kinda says it all really especially when it’s because of your guitar playing! RIP jeff beck! Another one of the guitar elite gone! But never forgotten! If your reading this Sandra cash then god bless to you my condolences my love thank you for been there for Jeff keeping a smile on his face :-)
Amazing and stunning performance!! I'm 56 and I'm speechless!! I was just a kid jamming to Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page!! Mind-blowing performance!!! 😁❤️✌️✌️🤘🤘
Jeff Beck was the guitarists guitarist. A master of many styles, unassuming, very modest, and a true innovator. RIP my friend, and thanks for the memories.
This man can make the guitar, sing, laugh, cry, or be your best friend.....He can make it speak ... wow.. Mr page you are there also... bravo. Guitar history.
What a gracious tribute to Jeff Beck (who thanked Scotty Moore as a major influence!). The giants are all leaving us, with legacies that will live forever.
I saw the last two concerts in Sacramento and in Reno. I took a photo of him leaving the stage in Reno for the last time. Still in disbelief. He was so "on."
With the way things have gone in the last five or six years, I just can't explain how much it warms my heart, To hear people show admiration for other people. I remember when class was a good thing, and you didn't have to be rich to have it.
Jeff aged like a bottle of fine wine. Bought an 8-track of Blow By Blow immediately after it was released and listened to it over and over. Had the greatest version of Going Down, so awesome. Welcome to the Big Gig in the Sky. RIP
When I saw Jeff a few years ago at the Hollywood bowl out came Steven Tyler and they play Train Kept A Rollin. That was a moment in time where realized I seen everything in rock ‘n’ roll. I cried with joy.🔥🎸
What a good sense of humor. Rest In Peace Jeff Beck. You will be sorely missed by all your fans. Condolences to your wife Sandra and your lifelong friend Jimmy Page
Amazing to think 3 guitarists of their calibre grew up within 15 miles of each other, at the same moment in time . Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton. Debates about who is the best is immaterial to me, its what they achieved and who they influenced. At a moment in time all of them were the best. Jeff Beck came across as a a very humble person whose talent could allow him to be a complete jerk but he never did. He just played the guitar like no one else. The end of an era. Rest in peace Jeff Beck
Man I'm still trying to fathom a world of music without Maestro Jeff; .my soul aches but my heart smiles for the unbelievable JOY he brought to the world.
I had the good fortune of seeing Him twice, once in Detroit , once in Chicago W/ hammer both were incredible shows. I' ve seen MANY live shows ,including Hendrix. Beck was the cleanest live player of them ALL. When I was a kid I wore out 2 Truth albums, an 8 track & a casset . It still stays fresh after all these years
Jeff was the very best guitarist ever , especially with the whammy bar....He taught Hendrix a few licks....I was so lucky to have been able to see him play live back in the late 70's....He will be forever missed and remembered....😞🎸🔥💪👊🙏
TRUTH be told, his music never gets old. What a rhythm section, Vinnie & Tal...she's barely a teenager, here, sharing the stage with MONSTERS. Those horns on Peter Gunn‼️
Tal's the grand old age of 23 here. She did ok for a girl from Bondi in Sydney I guess. Goes over to the States at the age of 18 and pretty much has an instant career! Had never even been in a band!... No slugging it out for years in dingy dives... no obstacles whatsoever? Gets invited straight up on stage with the Allman Brothers as a "complete unknown!" And from there...straight to the top of the pile! Incredible back story I'm sure.... Would make a great movie! But would it be an "honest" movie?
@@yellingelk I was at the Allman Bros concert where she played with them. They played an hourlong 'Elizabeth Reed' and she blew the doors off the place!
I remember buying and cranking WIRED and BLOW by BLOW in my sophmore and junior years of high school and beyond ---- his sound never got old. Rest in Peace Jeff!!
Boggling that it wasn't until 2009 that he was inducted...! My first ever concert was to see Jeff Beck in '74-75 (?...memory of the concert is there, but not the exact year). Respect!
So nice to see this again, Pagey inducting his longtime mate Maestro Beck into the Hall...warms my heart and it's so good to see Jeff grinning ear to ear as he launches into one devastating solo after another. We are really going to miss him, it still hurts---Jeff Beck RIP.
Beck had unmatched technical skill on the guitar. No one played it like him because he had his own unique style. The range of tones, bends and whammy-bar use he employed were totally unique. Genius. RIP
Time and time again, a virtuoso musician gets all the more appreciation upon his passing. Tons of fans out there probably listening and watching him perform and remembering his legacy. RIP Jeff you will be missed and remembered.
One of the few whose guitar could literally translate vocally what others would sing. Our music world has suddenly become much smaller . RIP you wonderful man.
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"Nobody can do what Jeff Beck does.." Eric Clapton
you know you are a badass when Jimmy Page is your rhythm guitarist. RIP Jeff.
you know youre a badass when Page writes your "Bolero"
You got that right LHG!!! The Bad Ass of all time. BAD ASSES
True that!
At leat Jimmy move up to rhythm. He was Jeff's bass player in the 'birds LOL
BEST comment on all of social media of whom this dude was.
For Jeff Beck to pay tribute to Scotty Moore sitting in front, was another example of his gratitude and humility toward other artists.
When a guitarist is introduced by Jimmy Page himself, one can only think that he is part of the first team.
❤️😭❤️❤️❤️
He was so good, Hendrix stole some riffs …
Jeff Beck was the most talented guitarist.
He was 1 of the finest GOALKEEPERS !! MR JIMI HENDRIX was actually V A R
Or couldn't it truly have been the other way around??? SADNESS...
Firstly, Jeff is the only one to call Jimmy, Jim! Next how much joy does it give Jimmy to introduce his great mate Jeff!
Jeff is one hell of a guitarist!!! Hes got unique style, not just senseless shred!!!
He'll be remembered !!!
RIP JEFF BECk! Gonna miss your music
Always pushed the envelope, never rested on what he'd done 👍✅the man, I remember living in Austin when Wired came out, oh my goodness
@@timcastens1150 “Blow by Blow” was my introduction to him, it was so good from first cut to last. “Wired” was one of the first CDs I bought, mind blowing playing!
@@BrianOates right on brother 😎👍
Меня поразила кончина, Джефа...! 😢 Он чертовски гитарист. Он индивидуален и не повторим. Он всегда был для меня неожиданным гитаристом.📀 Всегда удивлял своими новыми программами.🎸🎶 Для меня, Джеф, всегда был скромным и тактичным человеком.🤗 Мне очень жаль и я скорблю о его кончине!!! 🙏😢😢😢
Senseless shred. I love it. I'm going to use that one. It's true. I mean I would love to play like a Eddie van Halen and no disrespect but he doesn't touch my soul like Beck.
I always felt Beck was the best of all. He’s great.
I dread the day when all the greats from my youth will be gone.
That will be a mournful day indeed
Same here 😢
ja, klopt ik denk hetzelfde!
Who is the gal playing in this video?
@@RussHigginbothamthe bassist? It’s Tal Wilkenfeld. And ofc Vinnie Colaiuta on drums. Basically Jeff Becks band at the time. From like 2007-2010ish.
I highly recommend checking out Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scott’s, with Vinnie and Tal on drums and bass. It’s one of the greatest concerts of all time.
I see the entire Internet is mourning the passing of one of the truly greats in the same way. Immersing ourselves in Jeff’s incredible talent over the years. Grateful for RUclips right now. 😢
I'm honored to own some of the 33 Albums , those old days only a few of us truly respect.
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Jeff shredding the vocal line on Immigrant Song with Page is just awesome to see. RIP Jeff Beck.
A Guitarist's guitarist. This came as as a shock to me today. RIP Jeff. A TRUE original.
I was lucky to see Jeff on his "You Had It Coming" tour and was totally knocked out! I wish I could have afforded to see him a few more times....RIP
Yes
That poison that was introduced that seduced so many through fear has been slaughtering humans people I know people I don’t know over 1000 professional athletes dying on the field in a 1.5 year period ,the healthiest people in the world .but of course the media is gonna say no not related at all ,it’s climate change and sleeping on the wrong side of the bed I’ve heard the most ridiculous excuses. I just pray people start opening their eyes to the truth
He truly did play better and better as he got older that never happens because of arthritis the brain not working as quick he was the best guitar player I’ve ever seen.
I still can't deal with it...
Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page were best friends since the age of 14.
Major impacts on music.
So cool to see Page and Beck together… childhood friends that changed the music world in their own ways getting to have fun celebrating at the HOF.
Us mere mortals says Jimmy. Great love and respect between 2 of the Greats
just go to show u that jimmy sees beck as another level then him and if thats not put him on beeing the goat idk what is.
Jeff Beck is unique. Nobody can sound like him.
Will miss him.
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Rest in peace Jeff. You were in a class of your own and nobody sounded like you.
No one like him. No one will ever sound like him. Love seeing teen friends Jimmy and Jeff playing together after decades of work
Respect to Jimmy for not letting them cheer for him in saying zeppelin
Yes! I noticed that, very cool. That's a man who's ego is in check.
Appreciate Mr Page while we still got him, people: inevitably, time catches up with us all..............
My best guitar teacher once said, “figure out who influenced the artists you love and go study them…”. I’m sure others have heard similar.
But, it’s clear to me how much influence and respect Jeff had among all of my heroes.
RIP to a giant.
A true influence on many a guitarists to come after, Yet, they are still string to catch up with him. I was shocked when I heard this today. Beck, Bogart and Apace was my favorite album by him. He could play in any genre and make it sound original. Feeling really sad today..
Well spoken sir
Jeff Beck, the best 👌!
great speech by JImmy; so gracious 🌹🌹
Mind blown…Jimmy Page inducting Jeff Beck.
Jimmy needs to performing more.
RIP Jeff Beck. One of the greatest guitarists to have ever played on this Earth with flair, style and influence on the electric guitar.
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Imagine being a 23 year old Tal Wilkenfeld playing bass for guitar legends Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. I can only imagine her joy and excitement. What an amazing performance by all three. RIP Jeff.
She's a BEAST!!
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I was there! I will always remember that night In Cleveland, OH At Public Hall. Being on full time staff for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was a honor and a privilege to help open a new type of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame In Cleveland was Incredible. Being there working hard to develop crowd control and combining Visitor & Member Services as well as Marketing was a definite challenge and a success! Seeing my favorite guitar legend Jimmy Page inducing Jeff Beck was a wonderful reward to be able to party in person at a table and watch this incredible performance live! Xoxo, David Allen Drotar. 😀✌️❤🎸🎤🤘 23:09 🔊🎶🎵💫
She called back when she was coming up on the elevator and said we have to play immigrant song with Jimmy. They hadn’t planned to totally spontaneous.
She called Beck of course - spellcheck 🤷🏼♂️
I cried all the way through those two with Jeff and Jimmy together, especially Becks Bolero. As we will never see it done again like that. The joy on those two men’s faces.
Well done Jeff for all you achieved. Magnificent and always remembered ❤RIP 🙏🙏
The joy!
Beck is the rare uncopyable guitarist.
So unique in his approach that no one else sounds like him, even when they try.
The man takes the Peter Gunn theme and tranforms it into something from another world. Aliens probably sound like this.
So true. Truth.
I would have loved to see him and Keith Emerson play off of each other.
When I studied at Berklee, there was a guy that copied Jeff completely..
Still, it was Jeff’s invention and that’s not where you want to go with your playing. It’s still just copying.
For those of us in our 60s and 70s it is becoming clear that the greatest ever generation of guitar heroes is mortal after all and they won't be there forever. Enjoy them, respect them and learn all you can....now.
Jimmy Page nailed it ... Jeff Beck never ever stopped climbing the mountain ... peak to peak, reaching summit after summit. RIP Jeff , a true Guitar Hero!
His total command of the instrument, from his grip on the tremelo bar, volume and tone controls and being able to manipulate all three, to his pick work and plucking combinations, not to mention his forward and back positions between the frets, and his incredible sense of dramatic effect is just an amazing package. He was inimitable. He took the electric guitar farther than any other musician ever. Plus he surrounded himself with amazing musicians and appreciated them all. Tal Wickenfeld may be one of the best bassists I've ever heard.
Great comment! Perfectly described his talent
He was so awed and proud of Tal as he introduced his young talent at Ronnie Scott's nightclub.
A big difference between going to a Jeff Beck concert and a concert featuring one of his contemporaries was being prepared to hear what he was doing now, rather than what he'd done in the past. He never became a heritage act.
There are no words that describe Jeff’s playing. Simply the best!!❤
Jimmy Page has stated Jeff is on a planet by himself. He was truly himself, always, NO fakeness, no quarter. I loved him.
So many of us listening to this today....RIP Jeff
R.I.P. Jeff Beck.This Man had insane talent.
I was a fan of his since I was 12 back in in 1965 when he played with the legendary Yardbirds.
Jeff plays for GOD now.
yes!! i saw them both in 67 and my life was never the same!
Sadly I heard the news today oh boy... Jeff Beck has passed away on 10 Jan 2023. Thanks for all the music Jeff you will never be forgotten
It speaks a lot when Jimmy and Jeff aren't trying to steal the show. In fact they are in the back most of the song
this two legends are "gods among men" best guitar player of all time. 🔥🔥🔥
Came here because of Jeff's passing of course, so sad. I'll be listening to him all week. But am I the only one who was captivated by Tal Wilkenfeld on bass?
Get in the queue mate.
You know you are unbelievable when Page backs you up. The genuine friendship between Jeff and Jimmy so heartwarming. They went through an awkward phase when Jeff felt like Led Zep had ripped off the Jeff Beck Group but ultimately they both made it and stayed friends.
Phew. He was 65 yrs old in 2009. And he OWNED that stage. RIP Jeff.
I've never seen anyone appear so confident with his instrument, strutting that HOF stage.
Jimmy was very gracious and clearly ecstatic that Jeff was receiving this honor. Must have amazed them both, remembering their early times as boys. And Jimmy's comments to the question about bands trying to succeed today - really, it's a whole other world. When Jeff and Jimmy came up, rock was the big new deal and they were at the forefront of a genre (rock!) that had a massive international audience. Now rock is a niche, much diminished in sales a concert draws, and fading as is the oldest of the Boomers. It's difficult to see a rock band achieving such widespread success today. Sadly.
Crushing news, a legend lost but his music will live on. A lifetime fan since 1972, I travelled coast to coast with 3 of his 8-track tapes setting the mood as I wrote a new chapter of my youth. I had the high honor of meeting and talking with him here in Santa Barbara at one of 3 shows I attended. A class act, elevating his craft year after year, I will always carry his music as a nurturing cadence for my soul. Rest easy Jeff, you have left us a rich legacy.
Beautifully stated!
R.I.P. Jeff Beck
nice words Eric
Rock and roll is so full of jealousy.
It's great to see that Page and Beck always stayed friends and never competed against each other's style of music.
"I ain't no oil painting myself". That made me laugh. He's tied with hendrix for my favorite guitarist of all time. They're so different you can't compare them. Jeff just never stopped growing.
The hillarious part came when some silly "top ten guitarists" forum put Jeff Beck in the honoable mention catagory after his being a two time hall of fame inductee. Talk about a bunch of seriously blunt instruments, dull thuds!
@@braxtonvalentine1375 Jeff can hang with the likes of Buddy Guy, Pop singers, all the way to Stanley Clarke an John McLaughlin. At this age Paige looks silly even being up on stage. As to present date mr Beck is still getting better still.
@@braxtonvalentine1375 When musicians are distinct and individually excellent you can't compare them. It then comes down to the personal taste of those judging them. And anyone with any sense knows that you can't argue over personal tastes. Listening to morons screaming at each other over who's the best guitarist just makes me walk away in dismay. They don't even consider the different music genres in which gifted guitarists perform.
@@stratcat4450 spot oN
Same with me.
R.I.P. Jeff Beck. Truly one of a kind. The guitarist’s guitarist
I am not gonna say rest in peace because talent and devotion like this lives forever.
RIP = ROCK IN PARADISE!
I've sat back over the last couple of years and slowly watched as the greatest of the greats are leaving us one by one. Yesterday losing Jeff Beck was a very difficult blow. Seeing these amazing men and women who shaped the sounds we love so much, grew up with, now in their 70's and 80's is forcing us to look at our own mortality. We'll miss Jeff so very much. RIP Jeff. RIP our friend and brother
I have been thinking the same thoughts as you. 71 now, saw Jeff Beck Group in 1969 at the Electric Theater in Chicago.
@@chasecentario5308 I truly wish I had seen Jeff Beck at some point in time. He was, is and will always be the best of the best in guitar players to me. It's hard to believe that with all of the hard living he did that something like meningitis is what took him away.
@@brianreid3267 What "hard living" did Jeff do? I think he stayed out of the drug scene altogether, he was a vegetarian (whether good or not, it indicates a certain level of self-concern), and I don't think he participated in the kinds of shenanigans that the members of Zeppelin did when they were storming across the US in the 1970s. I think Jeff was uniquely focused on two passions: music and hot rods.
Hard to believe there will ever be anyone like him again
Loved Jeff's ballsy quip and cracked up at Pagey's big smile and laugh at his old bandmate's comment. 💕
It is heartening to see Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck playing together, and to finally see them play "Beck's Bolero" together. They disagreed in the press for years on who wrote the song. The 1960s had so many great instrumental recordings, and BB was one of the best!
Actually Ravel wrote it. Jimmy re-arranged it and Beck adorned it with music additions. I would say it was a collaboration.
Jeff was and will always be a guitar god.beautiful vid.
I have been playing the guitar for over forty years, but when I watch videos of Jeff Beck playing, and I closely study his hands, I still cannot figure out how he can make his guitar sound the way it does. We may have to come up with a new word to describe just how incredible Jeff Beck was, because great, awesome, and excellent aren't good enough.
He was Definitely Gifted ❤
Exactly ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Because he's a freaking 👽, that's why. He played with this much intensity even at his last show, damn best almost 80 year guitarists guitarist I've ever seen!!!
That's why he's the guitarists guitarist.
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I'll never get over his passing. I've been going to see every concert in my areas since the late 60's. I last saw him and Johnny Depp in NJ in Oct and true to form he was magic. I must have seen JB 25+ concerts over the last 50+ years and he always, always left me with a feeling I can't describe. Jeff was such a clean liver, which goes to show there are no guarantees in life. Yesterdays history, tomorrow's a mystery BUT today is a gift. I miss JB everyday, he was my generations Segovia. I'm 72 and fully expected to continue to see Jeff for the next 15 years. Stay safe folks. RIP, Govner ! !
Someone’s already said it but I’ll 2nd it to be inducted into the hall of fame is one thing but for jimmy page to to be the one inducting you kinda says it all really especially when it’s because of your guitar playing! RIP jeff beck! Another one of the guitar elite gone! But never forgotten! If your reading this Sandra cash then god bless to you my condolences my love thank you for been there for Jeff keeping a smile on his face :-)
Amazing and stunning performance!! I'm 56 and I'm speechless!! I was just a kid jamming to Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page!! Mind-blowing performance!!! 😁❤️✌️✌️🤘🤘
When Jimmy page effectively plays rhythm and you'r on your second induction I assume you made an impression. Love it.
Jeff Beck was the guitarists guitarist. A master of many styles, unassuming, very modest, and a true innovator. RIP my friend, and thanks for the memories.
“Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch” ~ Kipling
All respect & gratitude to you, Jeff Beck.
The best dam guitar 's in my opinion I've seen and heard them all. I'm 71 years old and thankful i got to enjoy Jeff WOW!!
This man can make the guitar, sing, laugh, cry, or be your best friend.....He can make it speak ... wow.. Mr page you are there also... bravo. Guitar history.
What a gracious tribute to Jeff Beck (who thanked Scotty Moore as a major influence!). The giants are all leaving us, with legacies that will live forever.
Yes that was so touching, Scotty really loved it too. God love Jeff Beck, such a warm, gracious guitar genius extraordinaire!
well said RC
I saw the last two concerts in Sacramento and in Reno. I took a photo of him leaving the stage in Reno for the last time. Still in disbelief. He was so "on."
With the way things have gone in the last five or six years, I just can't explain how much it warms my heart, To hear people show admiration for other people. I remember when class was a good thing, and you didn't have to be rich to have it.
Well said.
Jeff aged like a bottle of fine wine. Bought an 8-track of Blow By Blow immediately after it was released and listened to it over and over. Had the greatest version of Going Down, so awesome.
Welcome to the Big Gig in the Sky. RIP
So many icons of music from great brit
I'm still in shock
He is inimitable, the absolute greatest
everyone's gone to the moon. Master page so humble and yet the best.
When I saw Jeff a few years ago at the Hollywood bowl out came Steven Tyler and they play Train Kept A Rollin. That was a moment in time where realized I seen everything in rock ‘n’ roll. I cried with joy.🔥🎸
Beck and Page flip a coin two of the best of the best
First thrash metal riff, thanks Jeff and Jimmy for influencing all of those Rock metal musicians. Life would be boring without Heavy metal. Yeah 🤘💀
R.I.P. Jeff Beck. Thank You for all of your great music.
What a good sense of humor. Rest In Peace Jeff Beck. You will be sorely missed by all your fans. Condolences to your wife Sandra and your lifelong friend Jimmy Page
Jimmy Page humbled himself and took a backstage to playing rhythm guitar for Jeff Beck cause this was Jeff's time to shine.
Rest in peace and thank you for your music, Jeff Beck❤️🔥🥰❤️🔥
Amazing to think 3 guitarists of their calibre grew up within 15 miles of each other, at the same moment in time . Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton.
Debates about who is the best is immaterial to me, its what they achieved and who they influenced. At a moment in time all of them were the best.
Jeff Beck came across as a a very humble person whose talent could allow him to be a complete jerk but he never did. He just played the guitar like no one else.
The end of an era. Rest in peace Jeff Beck
Brian May and Ritchie Blackmore also grew up in that area. Perhaps it's something in the water?
@@geoffpoole483May can’t compare to any of these!
Man I'm still trying to fathom a world of music without Maestro Jeff; .my soul aches but my heart smiles for the unbelievable JOY he brought to the world.
I had the good fortune of seeing Him twice, once in Detroit , once in Chicago W/ hammer both were incredible shows. I' ve seen MANY live shows ,including Hendrix. Beck was the cleanest live player of them ALL. When I was a kid I wore out 2 Truth albums, an 8 track & a casset . It still stays fresh after all these years
Jeff Beck is up for a Grammy in Feb 2023. Best rock song - with Ozzy! - Patient #9
Probably lose out to some garbage nobody'll be listening to next year.🙄
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The legend, the one and only, Jeff Beck. Thank you for your musical gifts. Rest in peace.....
Jeff was the very best guitarist ever , especially with the whammy bar....He taught Hendrix a few licks....I was so lucky to have been able to see him play live back in the late 70's....He will be forever missed and remembered....😞🎸🔥💪👊🙏
Same here! Twice at the Paramount Theater in Portland,Or. 70’s
TRUTH be told, his music never gets old.
What a rhythm section, Vinnie & Tal...she's barely a teenager, here, sharing the stage with MONSTERS. Those horns on Peter Gunn‼️
Tal's the grand old age of 23 here. She did ok for a girl from Bondi in Sydney I guess. Goes over to the States at the age of 18 and pretty much has an instant career! Had never even been in a band!... No slugging it out for years in dingy dives... no obstacles whatsoever? Gets invited straight up on stage with the Allman Brothers as a "complete unknown!" And from there...straight to the top of the pile! Incredible back story I'm sure.... Would make a great movie! But would it be an "honest" movie?
@@yellingelk I was at the Allman Bros concert where she played with them. They played an hourlong 'Elizabeth Reed' and she blew the doors off the place!
Love you Jimmy!!
such great guitar players, love them both
Jeff, Vinnie, Tal, and Jason will go down as one of the greatest bands of all time that I will have never gotten to see live. RIP Jeff!
It’s disappointing that Tal isn’t featured much in this clip, she’s really got the goods. Great musician
I saw him with that band and I think that group brought out the best in him. I always liked Tal's tone and approach more than Rhonda.
Rest well guitar hero Jeff Beck
I remember buying and cranking WIRED and BLOW by BLOW in my sophmore and junior years of high school and beyond ---- his sound never got old. Rest in Peace Jeff!!
A unique guitarist, fascinating to watch and hear. Hearing of his death today was a serious shock to me.
You can see the 13 year old Jimmy admiring his friend as if it were yesterday.
Jimmy & Jeff. 13 yrs old !! Amen !!
Boggling that it wasn't until 2009 that he was inducted...! My first ever concert was to see Jeff Beck in '74-75 (?...memory of the concert is there, but not the exact year). Respect!
So nice to see this again, Pagey inducting his longtime mate Maestro Beck into the Hall...warms my heart and it's so good to see Jeff grinning ear to ear as he launches into one devastating solo after another. We are really going to miss him, it still hurts---Jeff Beck RIP.
This is great. Page and Beck ,what history.
Generation born in the 40s had the blessings of no two bands sounded alike 🙏
R.I.P. Jeff Beck ~
You made a difference sir 😥😢
Beck had unmatched technical skill on the guitar. No one played it like him because he had his own unique style. The range of tones, bends and whammy-bar use he employed were totally unique. Genius.
RIP
Time and time again, a virtuoso musician gets all the more appreciation upon his passing. Tons of fans out there probably listening and watching him perform and remembering his legacy. RIP Jeff you will be missed and remembered.
So many RnRHoF performances are lacklustre. This is sublime and everyone clearly had a great time. Jeff at his peak. RIP
Ty es Ty for this, Jimmy & Jeff , long time friends !!! 😂😂AMEN ❤😊😊😊😊
Rest easy, Jeff. Thank you for all the jams.
One of the few whose guitar could literally translate vocally what others would sing. Our music world has suddenly become much smaller . RIP you wonderful man.
RIP Jeff Beck. You are unforgettable.