Rod Stewart was the lead singer in Jeff Beck's band after he left The Yardbirds. The Jeff Beck Group's Truth album is an essential bible for any guitarist. It's considered a seminal work of heavy metal music. Check out Ain't Superstitious, Let Me Love You, and their fantastic cover of Old Man River. Amazing stuff!
❤Rod Stewart has sold 120 million records so most people love his voice and Jeff Beck ranks 5th on Rolling Stones 100 Greatest Guitarist Of All Time so this is an epic paring of talent
Thanks for reacting to this beautiful song by Jeff Beck & Rod Stewart. Truly a classic song by 2 legends. They had been friends since the late 6o's. What's sad is that Jeff Beck passed away on Rod Stewart's Birthday. R.I.P Jeff Beck❤❤
I love Rod Stewart's earlier music like Mandolin Wind, Maggie May, pretty much anything from when he and Ronnie Wood were with The Faces. Jeff Beck is also phenomenal. Check out a piece he did with Donovan called Barabajaggle! Don't know if I spelled that correctly!
I love the original but they’ve did a great job staying true to the song with this cover and I’m not a person who likes covers usually but I love love love this one! Plus the video is just so happy and heartfelt! Beautiful. ❤ If you ever get a chance to see the live performance of Jeff Beck doing this song and Rod Stewart surprises him and shows up on stage during his performance of this song, it’s so good! Jeff seems so surprised and of course his guitar playing is awesome and he turns it over to Rod to sing it’s wonderful. Two artists who seem to care for one another and doing an awesome job!❤
The Jeff Beck Group formed in early 1967 with Rod Stewart as their lead vocalist. They've been close as friends and musicians since. You might want to give a listen to Rod's EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY (with Faces [Rod Stewart and Ron Woods, who later joined the Stones, both came out of Jeff Beck Group to form Faces]), and ATLANTIC CROSSING albums for a better idea of his progress/arc as a vocalist. Jeff's solo albums and his 3(4?) nights in concert at Ronnie Scott's give a fine picture of Jeff's journey. These two came out of the same cauldron.
Though Rod Stewart is, of course, a soulful rocker, at heart he's really a song interpreter. This song is a fine example of that. And Jeff Beck's guitar work here is equally stunning.
Beck was an amazing guitarist--always embraced an exuberance for that instrument. His albums are mainly instrumental and transcend a lot of different genres of music. He has a long celebrated history going back to the Yardbirds. He and Rod were in the Faces together, back in the day. Have been friends forever. This was a lovely pairing for this piece--not rock actually--as you can tell listening to the lyric.
I just realized that over the past 50-some years, I've heard people say they didn't like Rod Stewart, but I've never heard that it was because of his voice.
I have been trying to get someone to react to Rod's version of Broken Arrow with the official video. It is one of my favorites of his covers and so beautiful! You really see his personality!
Rod sanf for the Jeff Beck Group (Ronnie Wood of the Stones on bass). Worth checking out. IMO - Jeff is the best guitarist of his generation. Never settled, always tried new genres.
I think you would like the original by the Impressions a little lighter on guitar and more emphasis on the vocal harmonies, their music was not only inspirational but a few of their songs were civil rights anthems like "We're a Winner" & "Keep on Pushing" also good are "I'm so Proud" "It's Alright" "I'm the One Who Loves You" & "Gypsy Woman"
This song is one of my top 5 favs by Rod. You should hear "Take a Pebble" and "Knife Edge" by ELP. Prog, but not their crazy out of control prog.😂Have fun❤
✅Great!!! PLEASE try out…. Photograph by Ringo Starr River Man by Nick Drake Rocket by Herbie Hancock? Close to the Edit by The Art of Noise. Laid by James I’m afraid if Americans by David Bowie Riverboat Song by Ocean Colour Scene It Can Happen by Yes Heavy gauge by the stone cash players Happiness Runs by Donovan Help Yourself by Tom Jones Mama Mia by ABBA Memo from Turner by Mick Jagger Red Right Hand by Nick Cave Metal Guru by T Rex Hey Bulldog (1999 remix) by the Beatles Tupalo, by John Lee Hooker All Night Long by Rainbow Number 9 Dream (new remix) by John Lennon Rock n Roll by The Velvet Underground Glory Box by John Martyn With a Little Luck (long version) by Paul McCartney Man in the Long Black Coat by Bob Dylan Get Down Make Live by Queen One Way by The Levellers Juniors Farm by Paul McCartney Smile By Nat King Cole Waiting in Vain by Bob Marley Thirteen by Big Star Love Stevie D 💟☮️
Two instruments: Jeff's guitar and Rod's voice = perfection.
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Rod Stewart was the lead singer in Jeff Beck's band after he left The Yardbirds. The Jeff Beck Group's Truth album is an essential bible for any guitarist. It's considered a seminal work of heavy metal music. Check out Ain't Superstitious, Let Me Love You, and their fantastic cover of Old Man River. Amazing stuff!
There will never be another Jeff Beck 🎸🎶 I was so sad when he passed away 💔 He was a guitar virtuoso! Nobody plays like Jeff 🥰 His tone 🔥
Agreed
❤Rod Stewart has sold 120 million records so most people love his voice and Jeff Beck ranks 5th on Rolling Stones 100 Greatest Guitarist Of All Time so this is an epic paring of talent
Thanks for reacting to this beautiful song by Jeff Beck & Rod Stewart. Truly a classic song by 2 legends. They had been friends since the late 6o's. What's sad is that Jeff Beck passed away on Rod Stewart's Birthday. R.I.P Jeff Beck❤❤
Bon Jovi said that Jeff Beck was the Greatest Guitarist. I agree! Miss Jeff!
Jeff Beck…always in the top five guitarists of all time. A musicians’s musician.
Rod is a legend! And so is Jeff Beck 😊
Love this song , the message , and the performers. RIP Jeff.
PERFECT SONG !!!!
Love me some Rod Stewart! I've seen him several of times in concert. He gives a heck of a show.
Rod does this so well. Love him and seen him at least 6 times over the . Great to see him and Jeff together again. Great choice!
Legends! Great version of this song and have always loved Rod's voice.
Rod Stewart can do no wrong ❤ Please dive down that rabbit hole!!!❤❤
I love Rod Stewart's earlier music like Mandolin Wind, Maggie May, pretty much anything from when he and Ronnie Wood were with The Faces. Jeff Beck is also phenomenal. Check out a piece he did with Donovan called Barabajaggle! Don't know if I spelled that correctly!
Oh Dear Lord, I LOVE this video. Rest in Peace Jeff Beck.
I love the original but they’ve did a great job staying true to the song with this cover and I’m not a person who likes covers usually but I love love love this one! Plus the video is just so happy and heartfelt! Beautiful. ❤
If you ever get a chance to see the live performance of Jeff Beck doing this song and Rod Stewart surprises him and shows up on stage during his performance of this song, it’s so good! Jeff seems so surprised and of course his guitar playing is awesome and he turns it over to Rod to sing it’s wonderful. Two artists who seem to care for one another and doing an awesome job!❤
The Jeff Beck Group formed in early 1967 with Rod Stewart as their lead vocalist. They've been close as friends and musicians since.
You might want to give a listen to Rod's EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY (with Faces [Rod Stewart and Ron Woods, who later joined the Stones, both came out of Jeff Beck Group to form Faces]),
and ATLANTIC CROSSING albums for a better idea of his progress/arc as a vocalist.
Jeff's solo albums and his 3(4?) nights in concert at Ronnie Scott's give a fine picture of Jeff's journey.
These two came out of the same cauldron.
Have always loved this man's voice !!
Two old pals who started out in the music business together creating magic again.
Jeff and Rod were in the band Faces in the mid 60s but drifted apart. They came back together in this video
Thank you Curtis Mayfield for writing this beautiful and meaningful song.❤️🎼🎶This was an amazing rendition.
Rest in peace, Jeff Beck
Though Rod Stewart is, of course, a soulful rocker, at heart he's really a song interpreter. This song is a fine example of that.
And Jeff Beck's guitar work here is equally stunning.
Rod REALLY does have a way of interpreting a song. So soulful.
Beck was an amazing guitarist--always embraced an exuberance for that instrument. His albums are mainly instrumental and transcend a lot of different genres of music. He has a long celebrated history going back to the Yardbirds. He and Rod were in the Faces together, back in the day. Have been friends forever. This was a lovely pairing for this piece--not rock actually--as you can tell listening to the lyric.
Rock & Roll Gospel...Beck was said to have an ethereal way of guitar playing...Stellar...absolutely stellar ❤
Rod Stewart started with Jeff Back way back in the beginning with the Jeff Beck band before he went solo. You should check out Rod’s younger stuff.
Love this song and this colab so much 💚🎶🎵
Such a wonderful combination! Thanks for this Sal.
I really love their version of this song! Thanks
You might want to check out Jeff's "Cause We've Ended as Lovers" live at Ronnie Scott's. Stellar performances by all.
Oh YES…..that’s a great performance! Scott, if you read this….how would you feel about putting that request in?
YES, definitely!
Rod Stewart is a freaking legend and this is exactly how a guitar should sound......DAMN
A great song!!❤❤
Like the song, Rod Stewart's voice goes well with Jeff Beck's guitar playing!
This song makes me so emotional every time 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼 awesome reaction ❤️🙏🏼
Thank you. Love this song
Was a kid in the 80's when this came out. Thanks for this reaction
Damn.I forgot Rod was more than a pretty face. That voice is lovely.
Such a great song, no matter who does it.
I just realized that over the past 50-some years, I've heard people say they didn't like Rod Stewart, but I've never heard that it was because of his voice.
I have been trying to get someone to react to Rod's version of Broken Arrow with the official video. It is one of my favorites of his covers and so beautiful! You really see his personality!
Two pros at the top of their game. So rich
Of the Big Three, Clapton, Page, and Beck, I always go with Jeff.
Rod sanf for the Jeff Beck Group (Ronnie Wood of the Stones on bass). Worth checking out.
IMO - Jeff is the best guitarist of his generation. Never settled, always tried new genres.
I think you would like the original by the Impressions a little lighter on guitar and more emphasis on the vocal harmonies, their music was not only inspirational but a few of their songs were civil rights anthems like "We're a Winner" & "Keep on Pushing" also good are "I'm so Proud" "It's Alright" "I'm the One Who Loves You" & "Gypsy Woman"
@Slavogofficial The group “the impressions.“ Curtis Mayfield singing people get ready try it out see how well it fits.
Curtis Mayfield and The Impressions.
This song is one of my top 5 favs by Rod. You should hear "Take a Pebble" and "Knife Edge" by ELP. Prog, but not their crazy out of control prog.😂Have fun❤
Please do Sailing!!!!! ❤️🎶❤️🎵❤️🎶❤️🎵❤️🎶❤️🎵❤️🎶❤️
The only guitarist that frustrated Jimi Hendrix, per mutual friend Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top.
Maybe Rods on vocals😂😂
What else would he be doing right?! 🤣 mentally after I said that I was like REALLY DUDE. 😂😂
Another banger! Thank you for this classic SalvoG.
You need to Josh Turner. Your jaw will drop when his voice starts. The song is Long Black Train .
I far prefer their collaboration on Jeff Beck’s Ain’t Superstitious.
I prefer the original song by The Impressions. Yes, listen to the original...a COMPLETLY different vibe.
Good original. And I like the Chambers Brothers version even more. Apparently, this song has a LOT of covers!
I thought you were a rock girl, I love classic soul & R&B, but I figured his Patreon's would like this better.
@@MrCome4numb I'm not a Rod Stewart girl. 😄
@@SK-lk3iu It does! I like Seal's version, if you've never heard that one. I don't think I've heard the Chambers Brothers' version.
✅Great!!! PLEASE try out….
Photograph by Ringo Starr
River Man by Nick Drake
Rocket by Herbie Hancock?
Close to the Edit by The Art of Noise.
Laid by James
I’m afraid if Americans by David Bowie
Riverboat Song by Ocean Colour Scene
It Can Happen by Yes
Heavy gauge by the stone cash players
Happiness Runs by Donovan
Help Yourself by Tom Jones
Mama Mia by ABBA
Memo from Turner by Mick Jagger
Red Right Hand by Nick Cave
Metal Guru by T Rex
Hey Bulldog (1999 remix) by the Beatles
Tupalo, by John Lee Hooker
All Night Long by Rainbow
Number 9 Dream (new remix) by John Lennon
Rock n Roll by The Velvet Underground
Glory Box by John Martyn
With a Little Luck (long version) by Paul McCartney
Man in the Long Black Coat by Bob Dylan
Get Down Make Live by Queen
One Way by The Levellers
Juniors Farm by Paul McCartney
Smile By Nat King Cole
Waiting in Vain by Bob Marley
Thirteen by Big Star
Love Stevie D 💟☮️