Great to be alive during these times to have grown up chasing these sounds a big hole left now. We were lucky to have had Jeff so many decades of mind blowing work from him.
I love Ronnie and Eric, as they're from my generation, but this is Derek's flag to carry now. Man I wish Jeff and Derek could have recorded an album together.
After watching a number of the videos of Jeff Beck's tribute I personally thought Gary Clark Jr was the best guitarist by far on the stage. It brought memories of the master himself. I was blown away by his guitar playing. I wish he would have been showcase more during this tribute because he definitely has the rare gift of taking the guitar and becoming one with it. I pray he receives the exposure he so rightfully deserves.
I seem to have a fond, if somewhat vague, memory of buying the single "Hi Ho Silver Lining" in 1967, and after playing it on the old Philco record player, discovering this on the b-side. I think it was credited to J. Page. Thanks for sharing this. Jeff, thanks for the memories.😊
I remember hearing Jeff Beck's version of this song late at night on KEXL radio as a kid thinking that there was much more to music than I had realized. Beautiful version by these guys and Derek has been the flag carrier throughout most of the best Jeff Beck Tribute songs I have heard so far. So glad he was invited. When you see Nathan East (bass player) smiling during the solos for these tributes, you know good work is being done...
What a great song! Too bad Jeff's childhood friend and brief bandmate in The Yardbirds, Jimmy Page, who played on the original studio recording was not also on stage to join the all star 🎸 🪖🌠 RIP JB
It's Derek's Bolero now! Jeff would love this. I've always thought the main melody really sums up his playing (if such a thing can even be done): it's that keening, clarion call voice of him speaking through his guitar.
Would’ve liked to see more Derek T as he was taking lead sonically on this and did a f….ng great job of it but wasn’t in vision In comparison to the others
Love this tribute. where was Jimmy Page though? I didn't understand why he of all people was not on stage. They knew each other as teenagers and he even wrote this song for Jeff Beck. Also Nathan East is a great bass player for this group. East played with Clapton forever and his jazz career with FourPlay is some of the best modern Smooth Jazz around. Jeff you were the best. We lost a giant.
I'm afraid that this will come off insulting, which I hope not for, however, The show feels a bit like a condensed Crossroads Festival. Where is Jimmy Page on Beck's Bolero? Where is Stevie Wonder? Where is Tal Wilkenfeld? Where is Vinnie Colaiuta, Terry Bozzio? Where's Carmen Vandenberg? Where's Jan Hammer? Where's Steve Lukather, & Carlos Santana & Carmine Appice& Tony Hymas, Bernie Marsden? etc... I'm happy to see the fantastic Rhonda Smith, John McLaughlin and Ronnie & Rod, Joss, & Imelda, and Depp. As much as I love all the other players and know they have a deep respect for Jeff - A lot of the players seem to be from Clapton's world and not necessarily Jeff's. Is it just me? It is a wonderful thing that Eric did here - no disrespect intended -
Want to talk about no pulse no energy compared to the original and I love Ronnie Wood and E. Clapton D. Trucks is the only person that saves this song 😢. P.S. there isn't a day that goes by that I don't miss Jeff.
Yeah, Jeff, Keith Moon, Nicky Hopkins gone now from the iconic original recording. Just Jimmy Page and JP Jones left now A rare song by Jeff playing slide. Dereck plays it like Jeff would, never the same way twice.
And Jimmy hogged the credit for writing it, even though he just played rhythm guitar and some production time. it will always be Jeff's song despite the greed grab.
Great to be alive during these times to have grown up chasing these sounds a big hole left now. We were lucky to have had Jeff so many decades of mind blowing work from him.
I love Ronnie and Eric, as they're from my generation, but this is Derek's flag to carry now. Man I wish Jeff and Derek could have recorded an album together.
Me Too!!
What is that? The flag?
I saw Derek at the Nob Hill Auditorium in S.F. Near the end he said- welcome Carlos Santana, and the two of them took off!
It was big fun. 🎉
Ditto... same here.
Too bad Derek has to play down his abilities so his wife can keep up in their band. That's right, I said what I said. It happens to be true.
After watching a number of the videos of Jeff Beck's tribute I personally thought Gary Clark Jr was the best guitarist by far on the stage. It brought memories of the master himself. I was blown away by his guitar playing. I wish he would have been showcase more during this tribute because he definitely has the rare gift of taking the guitar and becoming one with it. I pray he receives the exposure he so rightfully deserves.
GCJ and Derek definitely took the show…
Great performances all round from these Top artists paying tribute to one of Rocks unique guitar stylists 🎸🎸🎸
Shows how good Beck was as all these guitarist together, can't play any of the solo's as good as Beck. Pretty Lame.
Very nice tribute! I don't think any of them even remotely thought they could do this as well as Jeff. He would have loved it.
Great job! Fantastic tribute!
A worthy tribute to a legend Jeff Beck . Derek Trucks rocks ! thanks Eric
I seem to have a fond, if somewhat vague, memory of buying the single "Hi Ho Silver Lining" in 1967, and after playing it on the old Philco record player, discovering this on the b-side. I think it was credited to J. Page. Thanks for sharing this. Jeff, thanks for the memories.😊
This is such Eric style to do this for a beloved friend for Sandra the fans god bless 🙏 you From your Forever Fan
I remember hearing Jeff Beck's version of this song late at night on KEXL radio as a kid thinking that there was much more to music than I had realized. Beautiful version by these guys and Derek has been the flag carrier throughout most of the best Jeff Beck Tribute songs I have heard so far. So glad he was invited. When you see Nathan East (bass player) smiling during the solos for these tributes, you know good work is being done...
Thanks for sharing I'm looking forward eagerly to watching more during the day whilst I'm on holiday
Awesome tribute ❤Jeff can hear you ❤️RIP Jeff
I'd have hoped they would have had Tal Wilkenfeld there as she was an integral part of his stage shows!
Nathan is great but tal would have been perfect
And vinnie. Was Jason in this at all?
What a great song! Too bad Jeff's childhood friend and brief bandmate in The Yardbirds, Jimmy Page, who played on the original studio recording was not also on stage to join the all star 🎸 🪖🌠 RIP JB
Jeff would be proud!!!
Absolutely, fabulous moments. Thanks for posting. Rip master Jeff Beck.
Maybe it’s the key, but it sounded like Derek ‘Allman’d” that up a bit.
RIP JB
Well, that was tearfully joyous.
Perfection
A complete home run that left the stadium and hits the hot dog cart outside! What an amazing concert that would be to be sitting at and hear live.
It's Derek's Bolero now! Jeff would love this. I've always thought the main melody really sums up his playing (if such a thing can even be done): it's that keening, clarion call voice of him speaking through his guitar.
He's played it two out of TTB's first four shows of their summer tour, too!
Brilliant !
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Damn!!! I wish I was there!!!
I was and it was absolutely incredible
Would’ve liked to see more Derek T as he was taking lead sonically on this and did a f….ng great job of it but wasn’t in vision In comparison to the others
Awesome…
Brilliant ! 💥
Derek is WUNDERBAR!
❤❤ Nathan East
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I remember this song as the "B" side of Hi Ho Silver Lining
すごい、歳をとってもかっこいいね。
Love this tribute. where was Jimmy Page though? I didn't understand why he of all people was not on stage. They knew each other as teenagers and he even wrote this song for Jeff Beck. Also Nathan East is a great bass player for this group. East played with Clapton forever and his jazz career with FourPlay is some of the best modern Smooth Jazz around. Jeff you were the best. We lost a giant.
Ronnie did a fine Job.
I'm afraid that this will come off insulting, which I hope not for, however, The show feels a bit like a condensed Crossroads Festival. Where is Jimmy Page on Beck's Bolero? Where is Stevie Wonder? Where is Tal Wilkenfeld? Where is Vinnie Colaiuta, Terry Bozzio? Where's Carmen Vandenberg? Where's Jan Hammer? Where's Steve Lukather, & Carlos Santana & Carmine Appice& Tony Hymas, Bernie Marsden? etc... I'm happy to see the fantastic Rhonda Smith, John McLaughlin and Ronnie & Rod, Joss, & Imelda, and Depp. As much as I love all the other players and know they have a deep respect for Jeff - A lot of the players seem to be from Clapton's world and not necessarily Jeff's. Is it just me? It is a wonderful thing that Eric did here - no disrespect intended -
It was organised in a very short time, so many of the ones you named probably had other things organised. Tal for one is on tour.
Jennifer Batten?
@@Rich915 there's another one who should've been there!
I think they rushed this whole thing honestly
The recording is sped up so much from a normal speed It's hard to deal with
where is Jimmy Page?? he wasn' t there?
He hasn't performed in public for 10 years
Great
I hope Ronnie went home and painted something after that. JD too. Who know what art music and other things will evolve from this tribute.
'till death us apart!? No-brought friends/fans/people/People together. Just the way it is.
Where is jimmy Page? Only lives a mile down the road, was home, but apparently couldn’t;t show up for his friend Jeff
Man of the match....Derek Trucks, only marginally beating Chris Stainton.
Narhaneast Show
Where is Tal Wilkenfeld?
Nathaneast. Show❤
Where was Jimmy Page??
Retired from performing in public anymore.
Want to talk about no pulse no energy compared to the original and I love Ronnie Wood and E. Clapton D. Trucks is the only person that saves this song 😢. P.S. there isn't a day that goes by that I don't miss Jeff.
Me too...i can imagine Sandra's pain...Jeff is with you ever
Well, it's sort of hard to match the energy of the original when you don't have Keith Moon playing the drums!
@@yes_head it wasn't just the drums it was the energy level and the guitar was mamby pamby
@@stevengerson6307 Yeah, you could tell there were songs they *wanted* to play, and others they felt they *had to play*.
@@yes_head Thanks for the chatter I have always said that J. Beck is the best guitar player ever miss him so much.
🌪Becks Bolero (rip JB)!🌪
They're watching Derek.
Yeah, Jeff, Keith Moon, Nicky Hopkins gone now from the iconic original recording. Just Jimmy Page and JP Jones left now
A rare song by Jeff playing slide.
Dereck plays it like Jeff would, never the same way twice.
And Jimmy hogged the credit for writing it, even though he just played rhythm guitar and some production time. it will always be Jeff's song despite the greed grab.
Beck used a slide regularly
I see Clapton
ha ha, and his sidekick Doyle the Boil
It seems to me that derek overshadowed most of them
Derek Trucks.
Derek.
Grandpas ...
sorry Ronnie, but just about every note you played made this a little bit worse
I saw Joe Perry do it with his band some weeks ago. Much better.
But nice try, Ronnie. Enthusiasm and love means a lot.
Ronnie Wood is out of his league here and adds nothing positive. It would have sounded better if he had played a triangle instead of guitar.
Was Jimmy Page there?and they should have invented so many more Eric Johnson idk so glad Eric and Derek are there Ronnie