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This has been one of my all-time favorite songs since the first time I heard it about 1970!

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What a great analysis!! Badfinger's best album - and one of the greatest albums of all time. The only thing you forgot to mention is that drummer Mike Gibbins also played the piano on both tracks.

ABSOLUTELY my favorite tune of 1974 and one of the greatest pop rock songs of my life. This is a masterpiece. And i think the same of the entire LP. I still listen yo it often all of ygese years later.

I found this in my Watch Later list and Finally listened to it in 2024! Frank is continuous in my modern-day playlists. Sister Change is an epic track and I have absolutely No Idea why any of the superhero movies haven’t used this track or Strange Dreams, Dragonfly or others to get a cinematic groove going. Happy I found your podcast🎸

Hey Brad. Been meaning to leave a positive comment, so here goes. Man, this was so great. I really liked how you handled the interview, allowing the author to elaborate on his topic - without talking over him (like so many do). I've been playing guitar for about 40 years and found the content fascinating and very informative. Great job with the sound samples too! This Podcast made for a great trip across WV the other day. Regards.

Dang! I thought David Gilmour was reviewing a YES album!

Noach built the Ark himself instructed by God. We all need to build our ark, our trust . My brother bought the album City to City and i love it. Also a great song is Right down the Line. In his songs you can recognize Schotland in its Calvinism.. Churches don't bring luck and Gerry smoked a lot of joints in Bible paper. Gerry has made a beautiful interpretation of what God expects from us - no works but learn to hear and obey God 's voice and trust him, the guiding light. Anyway there are not many people and Christians living in trust. They mostly want to understand God and do good works. Still we cannot understand Him and we are not good also.

It already was my pick being 12 in 77/78.

It's a shame not talking about his musicians, having named his singers. Perhaps drummers like Vinnie Colaiuta and bassists like Tal Wilkenfeld, or pianists like Jason Rebello, mean nothing to you... 😒

Energy is high , riff is great

In 1975 when his contemporaries Clapton, Page were past their peak musically, Jeff Beck reinvented himself and became one of the pioneers of Jazz/Rock/Fusion and continued to evolve and innovate for the rest of his life.

I got to meet Yes back in 1981. I accidentally wandered back to their Green Room! They were gracious and signed autographs for me and my sister. We even got to have some food ❤❤

Play L O U D!!!!

Jeff Beck was a guitarist that reached further than any other guitarist by leaps and astronomical bounds 🤙🤙🤙

Yes such a sad loss painful to talk about Jeff rip brother,

Thanks for putting in this kind of time. Loved this record while I was in highschool and then it disappeared for over 40 years. Very happy to see it earning new allegiances.

Jeff beck from 1965 to his death 2022 or so was the best! I'm glad I was there for it all!

Great breakdown This song was my introduction to this band, and to this day, it's still my favorite song of theirs. Btw, Jimmy and Paul are only a year older than Frank... according to Frank. Jimmy and Frank are cousins, 2nd cousins, I believe.

My older brother brought this home and I loved it. Makes me so nostalgic.

Just scratched the surface

When it came to volume he was clearly bested by Nigel Tufnel.. other than that he was the 🐐

The original studio cut of my god is as good as it gets!.

It's psychedelic and the 1st time I took a quarter hit of acid it was a Spiritual experience. Steve Marriott is a Great musician. An outrageously fantastic singer --he's too beautiful for this world, a sensitive voice and charismatic artist in every sense of the word.

I saw Jeff Beck 2 times, about 1974 Long Beach and 2005 Phoenix. He was my favorite since 1965 or so. In a class of his own, Jeff was a powehouse, gentleman and everywhere in between. Only Rory Gallegher shares a place of 2 concerts, in my lifetime. At least Jeff Beck didn't die from drugs or alcohol, of even speeding in a hot rod he built himself! I loved his music, mixes and bands!

Loved this music since I was 17 in bonnie Scotland, and its still good now.

Beautiful podcast. Beck was an amazing innovator. I saw Beck at the ARMS show at Madison Square Garden. It was quite the privilege.

I was 12-13 years old when I heard this song, and immediately became a fan. I was mesmerized by Brian's guitar work, multi-layers of melodies and complex tune structure that I had never heard of. Queen I and II albums are still the best rock albums in my opinion, which requires high intelligence to comprehend. You don't usually need intelligence to listen to rock music, though.

I remember buying this album in the 90,s!It was such a great album!

Love this album!! Listening to it right now (the remastered edition). I've seen Big Head Todd and The Monsters twice in the last couple months. Once at Red Rocks with Jakob Dylan and the Wallflowers and once in El Dorado Arkansas with Blues Traveler. BHT plays "Highway Star" as their encore and they do a very credible version of it that gets everybody up and rawkin'!!

Yes..I love this..Songsfrom the wood is one of my favorite

Mick Taylor missed a chord he's impeccable

My fav solo Lennon album. A great listen top to bottom. A fun funky album that had some bite to it.maybe my fav solo Beatle album, I happen to like Londontown a good bit too

Jeff Beck fan here since the Yardbirds here. Saw Jeff 12 times, all amazing. This retrospective is definitive. Thank you.

What a selection perfect.

Love Pickett's music, and this one is sooooo Good . todays music is Boring Vanilla compared to this sound. Wish there was a Pickett Tribute Band

I’ve always loved Jeff Becks guitarplaying, he was so intelligent and talent. There was no limits for him, so he became really good in the Yardbirds! The rest is history for him. And he went further and further. He became a legend. Well I still miss him. - jon fisher

To say that a song is 'way ahead of its time' is misleading. It assumes that music progressively improves. This is wrongheaded. The song is of its time and in many ways much more genuine than the digitally generated, soulless offerings that we have to swallow now. Incidentally, I bought this single the week after its release! Bill

G'day to you! Yep Totally Agree on that, Tin Soldier also Rates a Mention, I was Blessed with growing up in the 60s,what a time for Real Music! Perth West Aust.

A great song. Way ahead of its time.

Excellent analysis!

I’m grateful that you gave up a whole show…. like you say there is no way an appreciation or any understanding of his greatness could be conveyed in 20 mins. ❤ I think it’s a great analysis of how Jeff developed his style in stages and gives massive credit to how hard he worked in between styles to develop further and further with his guitar playing.

Totally not surprised devo was the beat influence of this song.

The greatest

One more thing about the Blow by Blow album. Jeff used a guitar that was given to him by Seymour Duncan, dubbed as a Tele Gib.

Love It...Ledgend

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. The last year has been extremely hard on me emotionally for various reasons. 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.

They were giants in music history and this song was one of their best Such great talent that crossed time and generations

WHO IS THE PERSON THAT IS SPEAKING ABOUT JEFF BECK IN THIS WONDERFUL DEPICTION OF HIS LIFE AND HIS ACHIEVEMENTS? ? THANK YOU--_SO MUCH!!! HE SHOULD HAVE BEEN KNIGHTED, HE MADE SO MANY INNOVATIONS AND USED AND SHOWED OFF SO MANY TALENTED MUSICIAN AND SINGERS! HE ALWAYS FORGOT ABOUT HIMSELF AND PROMOTED OTHERS, ESPECIALLY NEARER TO THE END OF HIS LIFE. EVEN AT 14 HE KNEW WHAT HE WANTED TO DO AND DISCOVERED FOR HIMSELF THROUGH HIS OWN EXPERIMENTATIONS. JEFF BECK WAS INFLUENCED BY HIS MOTHGER'S MUSIC AND THE RECORDS OF SERIOUS MUSIC THAT HE HEARD AT HOME BY LISTENING TO THE MUSIC HIS CONCERT PLAYING MOTHER HAD IN HER COLLECTION AND BY HIS UNCLE WHO PLAYED JAZZ IN HIS CAR! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS You tube record OF Jeff Becks write. WHO ARE YOU?????? WE AT SCHOOL WHEN JEFF BECK WAS 14 YEARS OLD AND WE WERE ALL 13, WERE VERY IMPRESSED WITH HIM AND KNEW ABOUT HIM WANTING TYO MAKE A GUITAR, BECAUSE HE CAME IN WITH BITS AND PIECES AND MADE HIS OWN GUITARS. WE FOLLOWED HIM ALL HIS LIFE TO SEE WHAT HE WOULD DO!!! CYNTHIA ALLEN-McLAGLEN.

Thank you for this respectful review of Jeff Beck’s career. He, like Miles Davis, changed the way that music was played and appreciated by several generations of humans. He changed my life when I heard ‘Shapes of Things’ as a teenager on my transistor radio. Myself and many others became fascinated with his guitar playing in the mid to late 60’s and the continued evolution as a player throughout his life. Thanks again, much appreciated.