This actually brings tears to my eyes. I don't know any other guitarist who can emote like a singer as Beck. There are many guitarists more technically advanced than Beck, but no one I know of matches him in musics basic function- to convey emotion. A masterful performance.
I agree. But just to say it, Jeff Beck was a masterful technician, as well. I would even say he was innovative when it came to electric guitar technique. Many of my fellow guitarists would agree. But, his technique was never to show off. It was always in service of the music. That is as it should be. That is what differentiates a bunch of notes from real music.
This one hits hard. What a player. Genuinely remember my Dad showing me Jeff playing when I was younger. I had no idea the guitar could be played like that. A true master who seemed like such a good soul. RIP Jeff Beck.
My heart is broken and I’m crying my eyes out. Along with Roy Buchanan, Jeff Beck has been my favorite guitar player since I first really listened to him while in high school and I’m currently 65 years old. God Bless You Jeff Beck !!! Your music has put a smile on many a face, and you will be missed. You and Roy can now duet on “Cause We Ended As Lovers”. Earth’s loss is heavens gain.
Love how he takes pride in letting Tal shine. Their smiles are so authentic. We need more people like this who step back and help their fellow friends shine and grow. ❤
i knew Jeff , He knew , he knew he would teach her as much as he could , ... which he did . . .he was knowing he was going , like us all, he finds the best bass player , on earth? and teaches her ... all he cans... .... all we can do is listen ?
That heartwarming moment when Tal finishes her solo and smiles at Jeff and he can’t stop smiling back like a proud mentor celebrating her greatness with the audience! Priceless moments like these always make live music and the legacy of Jeff Beck special 🤍 Rest in peace legend thank you for everything you did for the music community.
Yeah man…that moment is magic. I wish I had gotten into Jeff sooner. A taste for that stuff is refined, and it may take a bit for your ear to want that thing he does, but man…when you get it, you GET IT. I feel like a dumbass for digging Satriani all these years and not realizing just how much he was influenced by Jeff Beck. So glad I found this Ronnie Scott’s stuff. Every time I watch it, I want to grab my guitar and play. Dude is one of one. So unique.
@@geoffblack9655 Same here. I knew his genius, and his uniqueness, but also since the day the tragic news came in listening to Jeff in heavy rotation every day, I wonder how I could ignore all that so many years by listening only sporadic here and then, when a new record came out or so. But not really close and deeply like the stuff deserves. Even more bitter as I'm deeply into Led Zeppelin and read such a lot of Bios and Articles over the past years, and of course Jeff so often mentioned, especially in the parts from the beginnings with the yardbirds. But still: He left us this heartwarming, stunning, goosebumping legacy and a monsterous huge pile of material to warm our souls at. And this performance at RS's has become my #1 concert video. ♥
I saw her tell this story. Jeff brought her to live with his wife and family. She said they would often prepare meals together (Jeff, wife and Taj). She got to know the family and really loves them!
@@jeanmarielieb2929 She also said she probably will never connect with another musician like Beck. She could not understand why but their connection was organic. Just evolved naturally. She said she could not form words as to why. Yeah, these guys really played off each other. Most likely his best performance of his life. With this young Aussie that was barely over 18 at the time. Cosmic is the only word that describes this.
Seriously... I know what "pillow bass" is... this person, Tal, has IT. I love it, and her/him/they/whatever... what a complete experience. Yes, I have played Carnegie Hall and even (not hard to find) superior venues... as a French Honrnist/Pianist... YES. Thank you to all the sound engineers, the management at the venues, the producers (the money), and all involved in this production. AWESOME.
His playing is beyond compare, obviously … but the interaction between him and Tal … the genuine JOY on his face found in her playing … wow. Now there’s the definition of “maestro.”
Youu can tell Tal W just loves what she does. Beck was a virtuoso on Guitar. Tal is everybit as much so on bass. What a natural talent on both counts. When she ends her solo and looks for approval from God and gets it the look on her face is a genuine as it gets. Precious.
That is the most beautiful part of that whole performance, Mentor and Mentee and the look of pure delight on a young Tal's face, just brings tears to the eyes. Rest in peace greatest of rock gods.
@@jayceejames6576 yes this was such a great moment,.. dont know if any bandleader can do so much for the (even young) band members as JB could do (hell i dunno how to handle the fact of artists dying somehow like JB, DIO whatever)
This still amazes me; not just Jeff Beck's virtuosity, but the sheer joy he exhibits watching Tal Wilkenfeld play the bass. What a giving soul he was. RIP Mr. Beck; your music and your generosity lives on here.
“There is no pain so great as the memory of joy in present grief." "Tears are the silent language of grief." "Happiness is beneficial for the body, but it is grief that develops the powers of the mind." "There is no grief like the grief that does not speak." - Shakespeare
He was at the No.1 spot not because of His hits or anything but because of his Humility and Passion. Everyone argues Page or Hendrix and all these greats but truth is Jeff was the No.1 he just didn’t care for Status or any of that. He was the Guitar players, Guitar Player.
Jeff's playing after Tal's amazing solo may very well be the best I have ever seen. The people in this audience were so blessed to experience this masterpiece performance. I miss him every day.
Seeing a lot of negative critiques of this girl's playing. Well, the simple fact is the non other than Jeff Beck opted for her, and - incidentally - he hands over what is probably his signature solo to this kid, and she doesn't disappoint. All this bullshit about tone, and volume. Seriously? She's not the fucking sound man! I'm a bass player, and I choose to enjoy the skill rather than be envious the girl as clearly a lot of posters are on this thread. The girl plays great, she clearly feels it. It's wonderful. Enjoy it. No one gives a shit that you played in a garage band 20 years ago. Doesn't make you an authority....
@@TheLambLive Really???? Really??? So why weren't you playing in her place, huh??? Why Jeff Beck choose her instead of you? Why did Herbie Hanckock wanted to play with her? And many many others among the best rock, jazz, funk musicians. She was awarded as best young bass player in I do not remember what year. Only because she was pretty??? Seriously? The bass solo she did in this performance is the best bass solo I've ever heard, you dumbass!!! I agree with winnycriss, this is only envy.
I've watched this a thousand times and every time it brings me to my knees with my jaw on the floor and tears in my eyes. Having JB and Vinnie Colaiuta improving together is like watching Michelangelo and Rembrandt paint together. It's so mindblowingly surreal and transcending that it's hard to even comprehend
I love his reactions to her solo, they're so honest and genuine and full of support and respect. He seems to be a very honest man who is not afraid to be in the moment and express his joy.
The most tenderly expressive of all the great guitarists. Like clapton once said, he seems like he’s literally pulling the sound out of the guitar. Every note has a different color and expression. The most unique guitaris. Holdsworth and hendrix were the most original composers of music for electric guitar, but Jeff’s technique is by far the most singular, and still untouchable.
i wish people would stop saying somebody is the "best". there were and are so many great musicians and they all have their own unique styles and sounds. take a listen to gary moore's "parisienne walkways" and get back to me.
@2:36 she comes out of her trance after just killing it and realizes he is just standing there in utter amazement - and the look on her face is absolutely priceless.
This brought tears to my eyes. The bass player is just so good and for him to let her shine the way she did speaks volumes of the graciousness of Jeff Beck.
I love watching Jeff’s genuine expressions of appreciation as he watches Tal play her solo! He is such a fine man in addition to being an incredible musician.
Nobody else has that kind of absolute control, that ability to make a guitar speak so hauntingly. Jeff is in his own musical zip code. And yes, Tal really is that good, and Vinnie, as everybody knows, is a master.
Exactly. Hauntingly is a good word. His control on the bar and the volume knob is crazy while hes doing this beautiful vibratos. Its very passionate as well
I forget whether it was Page or Clapton (or maybe another luminary) who said "It's all in the right hand." I don't know of another guitarist who can hit specific notes dead-on with the whammy bar, as he does in "Where Were You".
His generosity with other players and love of their talent was legendary. This performance is a typical example. I've literally grown up with his music. He was only a year older than me. So sadly missed.
On 2:40 when he said to her "I'm not gonna play anymore" after she killed that bass... this was always my favorite moment from that gig. Rest in peace, Jeff. Love you.
I was there because I worked in Ronnie's at that time and got the responsability of taking care of the band. I am mexican and when I was 18 went to London for one year. I started working in Ronnie's and then came the news about Jeff playing... He played 7 times in 5 days. I worked the whole week because supposedly I was being profesional but really I was living the most surreal and incredible week of my life so far. The music you can imagine. But meeting them and Tal being myself a bass player was the best. I also saw a bunch of world class rockstars those days. I made and brought a cappuccino for Jimmy Page. That was the highlight of Mr. Beck's week in Ronnie's and surely one of the coolest moment in my life so far.
Jeff died today and I am going down a TH-cam rabbit hole to let his tunes soak into my cerebellum. I've listened to this song thousands of times and it's etched upon my mind forever. RIP Jeff Beck.
Every time I watch this, I get major goosebumps. Tall ripping on the bass... And of course, Jeff. As a guitarist myself, Jeff Beck was one of the best. If not, the best. Only certain players like Jeff Healey, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Santana, David Gilmore, Hendrix, BB & Albert King will ever give you this amazing feeling of true blues talent/magic. It's only if they are from another entity. I just know I am truly glad they're so many videos of my hero's shredding I'll never get desperate for motivation. Thank you, Jeff and my hero's, for always shredding the hell out of the guitar every night on and on again. RIP JEFF BECK 1944-2023
Watching Jeff just standing admiring someone else is a thing of beauty in itself. But then Tal's smile/grin at the end of her solo looking at him and him looking at her is just the epitome of love, peace and understanding. That moment between them and Vinnie just watching it happen and just laying down the grrove is one of the most beautiful moments in musical performance I've ever seen./ Oh to have been there - magical, just magical beyond belief. RIP Jeff - one of a kind and a gift to the world taken too soon
What a horrific loss. I'm devastated. Such a diamond in the world of guitar. Thank you for all the years of unique masterpieces of music, touch and feel. Tal and Vinnie, thank you too for co-creating this amazing concert.
His playing, feel, and sheer mastery of the instrument, always has, and always will have the power to bring me to tears, especially on this day of all days. Rest in Peace Jeff.
RIP incomparable Jeff Beck, we have lost a legend. One of the saddest days of my life. He was the most creative, breathtaking, masterful, expressive guitarists, and a beautiful soul. Words fail me. Heartbreaking to lose him.
One of the greatest musical performances ever captured on video...not just the music but the chemistry and pure love and joy that Tal and Jeff feel for each other. Priceless... love you forever, Jeff
This is how I will remember Jeff Beck...having fun and being amazed by that young, awesome bass player (you're great, Tal!) who, at the end of an incredible perfect solo, looks at him asking "Have I been good enough?"and he smiles "Fuck yes, darling! You made my day!".
Play this at my wedding this was the first song my wife and I danced to this was our wedding everytime I hear this song I get chills and tears in my you will be missed forever
Qué humildad la de Jeff Beck, que se refleja en su cara de admiración, asombro y orgullo cuando la joven Tal ejecuta su solo. Así son los grandes de verdad. Descansa en paz, maestro.
I love how Beck is so enthusiastic about Tal. I mean, obviously one would be, but it's also as if he's passing the torch. There's something very lovely about it all.
So glad you wrote those words, Trev. I've read other comments that attempted to soil that moment with implications of a nefarious undercurrent that simply isn't there. This is an old master reveling in the pride that can only come from passing the torch, as you said.
Staggered and stunned at the sudden tragic news. Maestro, genius and always gave the impression he was a humble and kind caring human being. A catalogue of genus is left behind for us all to continue to enjoy such as this song
Honestly, haven't heard this song for over ten years, and this has brought memories flooding back. A true masterpiece by the legend Jeff Beck. His generous acknowledgment of new talent Tal, speaks volumes of his own humility and humanity.
How could he not? Tal had the prefect tone and perfect feel at just the right moment. Tal’s performance here leaves me stunned with amazement every time I hear this. Jeff must have been thinking “holy crap how do I follow that?”
First time I saw this, some years ago, I cried after this bass solo. This is the perfect example of what human being can produce, a great moment of humanity and music. The happiness on her face, on Jeff’s face too, vinnie understanding that something is happening as well … that is simply beautiful. I have a look regularly, with always the same feeling.
I’m also guilty as charged (I shed a tear as well), she’s a phenomenal bassist. Can’t believe Jeff can express that much emotion with 6 strings. Amazing…
Sheer perfection, the likes of which we'll likely never see again. Your gift was quite special, Mr. Beck. We'll all dearly miss your playing brilliance, but at least we'll always the gifts you gave us such as this masterpiece, Jeff. Rest in peace.
2:40 - I don't know what he said but it seems Tal's solo moved Jeff so much he couldn't start to play - he just wanted to send her some love - and boy what a smile she gave him in return! HEART is the difference between Jeff's music and so many other technical guitar wizards. Love that man. We are gonna miss him so bad. RIP, hero!
This man is beyond amazing. His skills are unmatched. I actually like the live version way more. And a lot of people don't know Stevie Wonder wrote this song. Both of them. Pure legendary masterpieces.
Jeff was a true artist who just happened to use his guitar as a tool and music as the medium. He really transcended the often stifling category of "guitar hero". He was an innovator, a visionary.
he does also have a delay pedal on there, just sayin :) but yeah, man's a subtle genius. he's long been perfectly complemented by vinnie, and now with tal in the mix... wow
R I.P The greatest guitarist that ever was and ever will be. Sad news Rest in peace Jeff Beck 🙏🏻🕊️❣️ you'll be rocking that guitar in heaven. Bless you 🎸
Authentic emotion. R.I.P. Jeff Beck. I remember listening him at night when i was younger, memories remain, and sadness for this big loss is present. Thank you.
Big part of my life in the 70's. When Blow by Blow came out, it blew us all away. Loved all the stuff he did with Jan Hammer. The feel is just great, the subtleness, the virtuosity . . . Only one Jeff Beck. Rest in Peace.
One of Jeff's greatest tracks and awesome here but who would have suspected that bass solo to match him?...that is one of the best bass solos I have seen. RIP Jeff Beck
I just heard we lost Jeff Beck today. Anyone who's ever picked up an electric guitar and tried to play can appreciate his virtuosity. He could do it all with authority - metal, progressive, R&B, blues, jazz fusion, rockabilly, even techno. He's the musician other guitar gods listened to when they weren't performing.
Rest in piece, I never thought he would leave us. He was always healthy and inspiring and this actually makes me feel like my era of culture is beginning to fade.
Can't get tired of this song, and especially of the bass solo - legend!!! Tal, you nailed it!!! Did I mention the amazing drummer and keyboard player ? - What a BAND!!!! Don't miss to watch the whole concert...
This actually brings tears to my eyes. I don't know any other guitarist who can emote like a singer as Beck. There are many guitarists more technically advanced than Beck, but no one I know of matches him in musics basic function- to convey emotion. A masterful performance.
Jeff was always ahead of the pack.......he always took the guitar to another place........I'm so sad.......
@@TheJoethebo word
I'm crying too. I actually feel nauseated. Such a huge loss in my mind.
I agree. But just to say it, Jeff Beck was a masterful technician, as well. I would even say he was innovative when it came to electric guitar technique. Many of my fellow guitarists would agree.
But, his technique was never to show off. It was always in service of the music. That is as it should be. That is what differentiates a bunch of notes from real music.
…and now he’s gone.
Rest in Peace, Jeff Beck. You had a touch and tone unlike anyone else I've ever heard on the electric guitar.
Damn dude...whoever you are...I'm so sad.
This one hits hard. What a player. Genuinely remember my Dad showing me Jeff playing when I was younger. I had no idea the guitar could be played like that. A true master who seemed like such a good soul. RIP Jeff Beck.
So sad. I was lucky enough to see him live 4+ times. First in the 60s, in Chicago, touring the "Truth" album (Rod Stewart on vocals)
Will miss terribly. RIP Jeff
My heart is broken and I’m crying my eyes out. Along with Roy Buchanan, Jeff Beck has been my favorite guitar player since I first really listened to him while in high school and I’m currently 65 years old. God Bless You Jeff Beck !!! Your music has put a smile on many a face, and you will be missed. You and Roy can now duet on “Cause We Ended As Lovers”. Earth’s loss is heavens gain.
Love how he takes pride in letting Tal shine. Their smiles are so authentic. We need more people like this who step back and help their fellow friends shine and grow. ❤
Yes, he was a mentor!!
i knew Jeff , He knew , he knew he would teach her as much as he could , ... which he did . . .he was knowing he was going , like us all, he finds the best bass player , on earth? and teaches her ... all he cans... .... all we can do is listen ?
OUI...elle ne s y attendait pas ... quel sourire! Magiques tous les 2 🥰💞🙏
That was the heartwarming spot. ❤❤
Amen!
That heartwarming moment when Tal finishes her solo and smiles at Jeff and he can’t stop smiling back like a proud mentor celebrating her greatness with the audience! Priceless moments like these always make live music and the legacy of Jeff Beck special 🤍 Rest in peace legend thank you for everything you did for the music community.
Yeah man…that moment is magic. I wish I had gotten into Jeff sooner. A taste for that stuff is refined, and it may take a bit for your ear to want that thing he does, but man…when you get it, you GET IT. I feel like a dumbass for digging Satriani all these years and not realizing just how much he was influenced by Jeff Beck. So glad I found this Ronnie Scott’s stuff. Every time I watch it, I want to grab my guitar and play. Dude is one of one. So unique.
That for sure is like... one of the best moments in live music history ever. imho.
@@geoffblack9655 Same here. I knew his genius, and his uniqueness, but also since the day the tragic news came in listening to Jeff in heavy rotation every day, I wonder how I could ignore all that so many years by listening only sporadic here and then, when a new record came out or so. But not really close and deeply like the stuff deserves. Even more bitter as I'm deeply into Led Zeppelin and read such a lot of Bios and Articles over the past years, and of course Jeff so often mentioned, especially in the parts from the beginnings with the yardbirds. But still: He left us this heartwarming, stunning, goosebumping legacy and a monsterous huge pile of material to warm our souls at. And this performance at RS's has become my #1 concert video. ♥
I saw her tell this story. Jeff brought her to live with his wife and family. She said they would often prepare meals together (Jeff, wife and Taj). She got to know the family and really loves them!
@@jeanmarielieb2929 She also said she probably will never connect with another musician like Beck. She could not understand why but their connection was organic. Just evolved naturally. She said she could not form words as to why. Yeah, these guys really played off each other. Most likely his best performance of his life. With this young Aussie that was barely over 18 at the time. Cosmic is the only word that describes this.
The look on her face when she finishes her solo. So childish innocent : Did I do right Jeff?
Honey, you killed it!!!
I loved that too. I bet bet he felt proud at that moment too.
Who is she, his daughter?
@@aliceryan6015 Tal Wilkenfeld. First saw her playing with Herbie Hancock
Nailed IT she did !!!
@@aliceryan6015 she is the bass player
Much credit to Jeff and Vinny for giving Tal the opportunity to shine. Spectacular musicians with no egos
I really love that about beck. It's about the music. Age, gender, and race don't matter. No place for ego in the band
@ Gus & Alex
spot on!
A real gentleman always gives way to a lady...1:25 min....
Seriously... I know what "pillow bass" is... this person, Tal, has IT. I love it, and her/him/they/whatever... what a complete experience. Yes, I have played Carnegie Hall and even (not hard to find) superior venues... as a French Honrnist/Pianist... YES.
Thank you to all the sound engineers, the management at the venues, the producers (the money), and all involved in this production. AWESOME.
wow you are so right.refreshing to see..
His playing is beyond compare, obviously … but the interaction between him and Tal … the genuine JOY on his face found in her playing … wow. Now there’s the definition of “maestro.”
I was thinking of something to say, when I read your comment. Patrick, you summed up the ethos of this video perfectly. Well done Sir!
The most famous right tit in rock and roll.
Youu can tell Tal W just loves what she does. Beck was a virtuoso on Guitar. Tal is everybit as much so on bass. What a natural talent on both counts. When she ends her solo and looks for approval from God and gets it the look on her face is a genuine as it gets. Precious.
That is the most beautiful part of that whole performance, Mentor and Mentee and the look of pure delight on a young Tal's face, just brings tears to the eyes.
Rest in peace greatest of rock gods.
@@jayceejames6576 yes this was such a great moment,.. dont know if any bandleader can do so much for the (even young) band members as JB could do
(hell i dunno how to handle the fact of artists dying somehow like JB, DIO whatever)
Those two looks from Tal at the end of her solo will sustain my hope in humanity for a long long long time
Not just a guitar player, a genuine artist of the highest calibre. May God rest his soul.
So very true.
I'll say it again, one of the most unique guitarists in history... Tal is a beast too
There is no god. Grow up.
We still have David Gilmour.
@@grahameroberts8109 They're not even the same species.
This still amazes me; not just Jeff Beck's virtuosity, but the sheer joy he exhibits watching Tal Wilkenfeld play the bass. What a giving soul he was. RIP Mr. Beck; your music and your generosity lives on here.
♡
Yes his smile at Tal was joyful... But at this moment it's heartbreaking 😩
“There is no pain so great as the memory of joy in present grief." "Tears are the silent language of grief." "Happiness is beneficial for the body, but it is grief that develops the powers of the mind." "There is no grief like the grief that does not speak." - Shakespeare
great post. I felt the same way, as he honored a fellow musician, publicly and with such grace and joy...
but of course, she was killing it!!
He was at the No.1 spot not because of His hits or anything but because of his Humility and Passion. Everyone argues Page or Hendrix and all these greats but truth is Jeff was the No.1 he just didn’t care for Status or any of that. He was the Guitar players, Guitar Player.
Jeff's playing after Tal's amazing solo may very well be the best I have ever seen. The people in this audience were so blessed to experience this masterpiece performance. I miss him every day.
I came here to pay my respects to Mr. Beck. He is no longer with us, but his strings are going to ring forever
Rest well..❤️
Beautiful
Fabuleux Jeff Beck. Nous ne t oublierons pas.
Undeniably one of the GOAT. MISS YOU, Jeff.
Forever
Seeing a lot of negative critiques of this girl's playing. Well, the simple fact is the non other than Jeff Beck opted for her, and - incidentally - he hands over what is probably his signature solo to this kid, and she doesn't disappoint. All this bullshit about tone, and volume. Seriously? She's not the fucking sound man! I'm a bass player, and I choose to enjoy the skill rather than be envious the girl as clearly a lot of posters are on this thread. The girl plays great, she clearly feels it. It's wonderful. Enjoy it. No one gives a shit that you played in a garage band 20 years ago. Doesn't make you an authority....
She's tremendous. Arguments from 'cloth ears', as Mike called them.
@@TheLambLive Really???? Really??? So why weren't you playing in her place, huh??? Why Jeff Beck choose her instead of you? Why did Herbie Hanckock wanted to play with her? And many many others among the best rock, jazz, funk musicians. She was awarded as best young bass player in I do not remember what year. Only because she was pretty??? Seriously? The bass solo she did in this performance is the best bass solo I've ever heard, you dumbass!!! I agree with winnycriss, this is only envy.
you tell them boss!
Amen to that!
Simp
I've watched this a thousand times and every time it brings me to my knees with my jaw on the floor and tears in my eyes. Having JB and Vinnie Colaiuta improving together is like watching Michelangelo and Rembrandt paint together. It's so mindblowingly surreal and transcending that it's hard to even comprehend
Amen
Jeff Beck, 1944-2023. One of the absolute greatest rock guitarist's ever, a true musical legend. R. I. P.😪
😢😥
Grande ma grandissima anche lei fatti x suonare insieme
I love his reactions to her solo, they're so honest and genuine and full of support and respect. He seems to be a very honest man who is not afraid to be in the moment and express his joy.
The most tenderly expressive of all the great guitarists. Like clapton once said, he seems like he’s literally pulling the sound out of the guitar. Every note has a different color and expression. The most unique guitaris. Holdsworth and hendrix were the most original composers of music for electric guitar, but Jeff’s technique is by far the most singular, and still untouchable.
👑👑 King
i wish people would stop saying somebody is the "best". there were and are so many great musicians and they all have their own unique styles and sounds. take a listen to gary moore's "parisienne walkways" and get back to me.
He did not go brave into the night....he went all electric with guitar and soul blazing. Goodnight Jeff x
@2:36 she comes out of her trance after just killing it and realizes he is just standing there in utter amazement - and the look on her face is absolutely priceless.
Perfectly put.
I've always said it's like she forgot where she was for that little bit!
@@ghermangto I do that when I play guitar, but she is beyond my level lol I just love that moment.
Superb band. Tal's solo is an emotional experience...I have tears welling up. Jeff's playing
is so full of pain, beauty....fantastic really.
@@lopezb I’m crying 😢 as well. Be happy you’re blessed with this higher awareness and connection to the universe
So many of us have came here to hear a legend. Rest in Power and thank you for your gift to all of us.
Hey Theresa how are you doing today???
This brought tears to my eyes. The bass player is just so good and for him to let her shine the way she did speaks volumes of the graciousness of Jeff Beck.
If you can play music from the heart like this and make others smile then you have lived a life well spent!
I love watching Jeff’s genuine expressions of appreciation as he watches Tal play her solo! He is such a fine man in addition to being an incredible musician.
She's a genius bassist and Jeff sure gives her props.
Vinnie too.
Hell Ti left JEFF BECK's Band for her own Ventures. ' Nuff said!
She isn't a genius bassist lol.
@@jensclarberg6419 says some unknown random bastard
@@shriibatsa5100 Yeah. I said she's genius and get this opinion. Ha. She's better than I am. I guess Jens taught McCartney. Peace.
Nobody else has that kind of absolute control, that ability to make a guitar speak so hauntingly.
Jeff is in his own musical zip code.
And yes, Tal really is that good, and Vinnie, as everybody knows, is a master.
Very well said brother. Couldn't agree more. Lol
Exactly. Hauntingly is a good word. His control on the bar and the volume knob is crazy while hes doing this beautiful vibratos. Its very passionate as well
I forget whether it was Page or Clapton (or maybe another luminary) who said "It's all in the right hand." I don't know of another guitarist who can hit specific notes dead-on with the whammy bar, as he does in "Where Were You".
@@JAP42 TREMOLO bar. Beck CRUSHES both Clapton and Page COMBINED.
'Own musical zip code'...great comment. I love it 😊👍
His generosity with other players and love of their talent was legendary. This performance is a typical example.
I've literally grown up with his music. He was only a year older than me.
So sadly missed.
On 2:40 when he said to her "I'm not gonna play anymore" after she killed that bass... this was always my favorite moment from that gig. Rest in peace, Jeff. Love you.
And WHAT a radiant smile she gave him in return. Priceless!
I was there because I worked in Ronnie's at that time and got the responsability of taking care of the band. I am mexican and when I was 18 went to London for one year. I started working in Ronnie's and then came the news about Jeff playing... He played 7 times in 5 days. I worked the whole week because supposedly I was being profesional but really I was living the most surreal and incredible week of my life so far. The music you can imagine. But meeting them and Tal being myself a bass player was the best. I also saw a bunch of world class rockstars those days. I made and brought a cappuccino for Jimmy Page. That was the highlight of Mr. Beck's week in Ronnie's and surely one of the coolest moment in my life so far.
Pablo Arregui dude that is fucking amazing 😭😭😭
Pablo Arregui bueeeeenaa wn, fuiste bendecido tremendamente
Pablo Arregui I envy you. I sit in London and watch tv. Good luck Pablo
I'm so pleased for you man. What a story to tell your loved ones now & in the future!
Pablo Arregui AWESOME !!! 🆒👍👍👍👍 Fantastic !!! 🆒👍👍👍😎✌☮🚬
Jeff died today and I am going down a TH-cam rabbit hole to let his tunes soak into my cerebellum. I've listened to this song thousands of times and it's etched upon my mind forever. RIP Jeff Beck.
Every time I watch this, I get major goosebumps. Tall ripping on the bass... And of course, Jeff. As a guitarist myself, Jeff Beck was one of the best. If not, the best. Only certain players like Jeff Healey, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Santana, David Gilmore, Hendrix, BB & Albert King will ever give you this amazing feeling of true blues talent/magic. It's only if they are from another entity. I just know I am truly glad they're so many videos of my hero's shredding I'll never get desperate for motivation. Thank you, Jeff and my hero's, for always shredding the hell out of the guitar every night on and on again. RIP JEFF BECK 1944-2023
Watching Jeff just standing admiring someone else is a thing of beauty in itself.
But then Tal's smile/grin at the end of her solo looking at him and him looking at her is just the epitome of love, peace and understanding.
That moment between them and Vinnie just watching it happen and just laying down the grrove is one of the most beautiful moments in musical performance I've ever seen./
Oh to have been there - magical, just magical beyond belief.
RIP Jeff - one of a kind and a gift to the world taken too soon
Yes!! So absolutely amazing to witness! Such an inspired moment!
I wish I knew what Jeff said to her at 2:40.
RIP Jeff Beck! May you play forever in heaven, I’m in waiting for the concert!
Can't believe he's gone. One of my true guitar idols. Perfect blend of virtuoso playing, lyricism, and feel. Learned so much from him. RIP, legend.
Mine too. Completely agree.
What a horrific loss. I'm devastated. Such a diamond in the world of guitar. Thank you for all the years of unique masterpieces of music, touch and feel. Tal and Vinnie, thank you too for co-creating this amazing concert.
And Jason! And the instigators of this setting at Ronnie Scott's!
His playing, feel, and sheer mastery of the instrument, always has, and always will have the power to bring me to tears, especially on this day of all days. Rest in Peace Jeff.
The love will never end, Jeff. Thank you for all you gave to music and musicians.
Love how Beck is so enthrlled by Tal's playing, he loses his cue to come in. Awesome
RIP incomparable Jeff Beck, we have lost a legend. One of the saddest days of my life. He was the most creative, breathtaking, masterful, expressive guitarists, and a beautiful soul. Words fail me. Heartbreaking to lose him.
Stopped me in my tracks…He was always otherworldly…creating prisms of sound. A staggering loss. RIP Jeff Beck, may you soar eternally.
One of a kind. No one will ever be like him. May Jeff Rest in Peace.
Jeff sure could make that guitar 🎸 sing, he will be missed by all rock and roll fans. May he rest in peace.
One of the greatest musical performances ever captured on video...not just the music but the chemistry and pure love and joy that Tal and Jeff feel for each other. Priceless... love you forever, Jeff
It's crazy to me that when I listen to such music, all I do is smile and shed tears... I guess it means this touches my soul
This is how I will remember Jeff Beck...having fun and being amazed by that young, awesome bass player (you're great, Tal!) who, at the end of an incredible perfect solo, looks at him asking "Have I been good enough?"and he smiles "Fuck yes, darling! You made my day!".
The Love and admiration Jeff gives Tal for her playing and the happiness and pride she takes in is just beautiful.
It's so much more than music, it's magic, absolute magic.
RIP. What a sad day. OMG. The soundtrack of my life. A legend in every way.
Play this at my wedding this was the first song my wife and I danced to this was our wedding everytime I hear this song I get chills and tears in my you will be missed forever
Qué humildad la de Jeff Beck, que se refleja en su cara de admiración, asombro y orgullo cuando la joven Tal ejecuta su solo. Así son los grandes de verdad. Descansa en paz, maestro.
❤
Damn, gonna miss having this man on the planet.
This was one of my deepest favorites, from the very first moment hearing it, in 1984.
I love how Beck is so enthusiastic about Tal. I mean, obviously one would be, but it's also as if he's passing the torch. There's something very lovely about it all.
And I also like the shy look she gives at the end of her solo as if to ask "was that OK?"
So glad you wrote those words, Trev. I've read other comments that attempted to soil that moment with implications of a nefarious undercurrent that simply isn't there. This is an old master reveling in the pride that can only come from
passing the torch, as you said.
she is amazing!
as a man i wish i was her bass, but as a musician, and a harsh critic, im in awe of the talent. ometimes i just want to hang it up lol
@@thedmtfp She's such a good bassist..... but so damn cute on top of it all ...... maaaaan.
Just wish she had more volume in this vid! @@thedmtfp
Staggered and stunned at the sudden tragic news. Maestro, genius and always gave the impression he was a humble and kind caring human being. A catalogue of genus is left behind for us all to continue to enjoy such as this song
Showing the cooperation and sharing in music; Jeff Beck was one of a kind and Tal fit this effort great. A classic forever. God bless Jeff Beck. 👏🏼
My sympathies to the 196 people who were born without ears.
Bri Hutchins , and without heart too
300 people noticed the gimmick
Bri Hutchins dont you know they are just fishing and caught you
Maybe they are just sick of this song?
Ah fuck 'em...And I don't mean that literally! It's their loss!
2022 and i still come back to this live version what an unbelievable performance !
Same here. It takes me to heaven. I’m in love.
So do I , so good
Same, this show was golden
same here. How old was she?
Yes!
R.I.P. Jeff Beck.... the music will stay forever.
I have never felt loss as I do today. I've lost many heros, brothers, lovers but this guy is deeply in my heart. Will always cherish his music.
Honestly, haven't heard this song for over ten years, and this has brought memories flooding back. A true masterpiece by the legend Jeff Beck. His generous acknowledgment of new talent Tal, speaks volumes of his own humility and humanity.
How could he not? Tal had the prefect tone and perfect feel at just the right moment. Tal’s performance here leaves me stunned with amazement every time I hear this. Jeff must have been thinking “holy crap how do I follow that?”
Play it again today Mike.
The antidote to mindless shredding. Amen.
yes! pure talent and I don't really care for shredding anyway. I chose the bass since it is for rich tones and carried the melody.
Pure Beck, one of my wife and I's favorite song from 'BLOW BY BLOW'.
R I P Mr. Jeff Beck ✌❤N' Rock&Roll,,,ReallyDigsMySoul😎
🍀Cheers 🍻🍺 I'll Drink2That🍀
@2:21 when Jeff throws his arms up. Pure proudness and joy! What a legend.
There are so many good guitar players, but Beck is in a whole different universe of playing. And Tal's solo is amazing on this, what a talent.
So happy to have this to always listen back to and watch the magic unfold . What a staggering loss for us all that loved Jeff's unique playing . RIP 🙏
Goodbye legend. Thanks for all these treasures.
This is my absolute favorite performance of his. I have always loved Jeff Beck from my early years growing up to my aged existence. R.I.P maestro.
First time I saw this, some years ago, I cried after this bass solo. This is the perfect example of what human being can produce, a great moment of humanity and music. The happiness on her face, on Jeff’s face too, vinnie understanding that something is happening as well … that is simply beautiful. I have a look regularly, with always the same feeling.
I’m also guilty as charged (I shed a tear as well), she’s a phenomenal bassist. Can’t believe Jeff can express that much emotion with 6 strings. Amazing…
In my opinion, has to be one of the most beautifully played bass solos i have ever heard. PERFECT NOTE PLACEMENT.
Sheer perfection, the likes of which we'll likely never see again. Your gift was quite special, Mr. Beck. We'll all dearly miss your playing brilliance, but at least we'll always the gifts you gave us such as this masterpiece, Jeff. Rest in peace.
The mutual ❤ and admiration Jeff & Tal have for each other… 🎸💯
Jeff Beck..best guitarist ever
2:40 - I don't know what he said but it seems Tal's solo moved Jeff so much he couldn't start to play - he just wanted to send her some love - and boy what a smile she gave him in return! HEART is the difference between Jeff's music and so many other technical guitar wizards. Love that man. We are gonna miss him so bad. RIP, hero!
I’m pretty sure he says “I’m not gonna play anymore”
Something to that effect anyway, conveying the sentiment that her solo is a tough act to follow.
You are certain Sir. His great heart and generosity is not common in this days.
He said "COME ON BABE, COME ON" just saying to her to shine....
@@andreportugal4744 Awww, sweet... I think that may be what he FELT - but I think what he SAID was correctly stated above by Shortnite 🙂
@@morganfisherart Yeah, that might be what he said. We just need to recognize this is a magic moment for them and for us.
This man is beyond amazing. His skills are unmatched. I actually like the live version way more. And a lot of people don't know Stevie Wonder wrote this song. Both of them. Pure legendary masterpieces.
Jeff was a true artist who just happened to use his guitar as a tool and music as the medium. He really transcended the often stifling category of "guitar hero". He was an innovator, a visionary.
Goodness; that was astonishing beautiful. So sad that we won't the the likes again. R.I.P. Jeff 😢
Jeff looked so proud as Tal was nailing that solo :)
+Symmetry50 Yes, and after that bass solo Jeff Beck for a while was like: "Ah, baby, how can a continue after that?" :-)
+Bugar Nugroho It blows me away how I can hear Stevie Wonder in her solo. Nothing has ever been nailed harder lol.
i'd like to nail her solo too.
a mix of "I'm done" and "now beat this!" ;-)
I disagree. There is no pretence at all on her face, that's what makes it so beautiful
All he uses was volume and string manipulation and he does more than some with 10 pedals. Amazing.
he does also have a delay pedal on there, just sayin :) but yeah, man's a subtle genius. he's long been perfectly complemented by vinnie, and now with tal in the mix... wow
I can never listen to this great song just once or twice... RIP JEFF AND THANK YOU 🙏
RIP Jeff Beck 💔 your spirit will never die !!! 🎸🎶😩🥀🙏
Mais um velhote do rock and Roll e da musica se foi.... Descanse em paz Jeff ...R.I.P...😔🎸🎼🎼🎼🎼🎸
R I.P The greatest guitarist that ever was and ever will be. Sad news Rest in peace Jeff Beck 🙏🏻🕊️❣️ you'll be rocking that guitar in heaven. Bless you 🎸
I your opinion pal, its now Orianthi, she's taken guitar playing to a different level. Don't get me wrong, Kate JB was gd
I grew up with Jeff Beck playing in our house. My father and I played him all the time. Truly one of the greats!
Makes me want to cry...
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RIP, Beck, Jeff Beck, this James Bond of rock guitarists! One of the best EVER! 😪😪😪
That bass solo brought tears to my eyes. That million dollar smile!
Authentic emotion. R.I.P. Jeff Beck. I remember listening him at night when i was younger, memories remain, and sadness for this big loss is present. Thank you.
Words can not say, how much you put your life and soul into the guitar. Perfect Jeff! .
Big part of my life in the 70's. When Blow by Blow came out, it blew us all away. Loved all the stuff he did with Jan Hammer. The feel is just great, the subtleness, the virtuosity . . . Only one Jeff Beck. Rest in Peace.
drummer is doesn't get enough credit. He is amazing.
Yes, he is my big favorite, too.
V I N N I E
He's got great "time"
Thats grand master Vinnie Calouita on drums!
Believe me Vinnie Colaiuta is downright revered among drummers
Just gotta love Jeff Beck!! He's incredible on that guitar, and the joy and pride he shows for Tal's talent is pure!!💜 Tal is amazing!!
Hey Nancy how are you doing today????
Jeffs reaction and her smile at 2:40, unbelievable and great song.
One of Jeff's greatest tracks and awesome here but who would have suspected that bass solo to match him?...that is one of the best bass solos I have seen. RIP Jeff Beck
I just heard we lost Jeff Beck today. Anyone who's ever picked up an electric guitar and tried to play can appreciate his virtuosity. He could do it all with authority - metal, progressive, R&B, blues, jazz fusion, rockabilly, even techno. He's the musician other guitar gods listened to when they weren't performing.
Rest in piece, I never thought he would leave us. He was always healthy and inspiring and this actually makes me feel like my era of culture is beginning to fade.
All the greats are dying..😞
rip
Can't get tired of this song, and especially of the bass solo - legend!!! Tal, you nailed it!!! Did I mention the amazing drummer and keyboard player ? - What a BAND!!!! Don't miss to watch the whole concert...
God I'm gonna miss you Jeff Beck!!!! Thnx for all of it!!! RIP.
2:58-3:02 That small movement is possibly the greatest 4 seconds of guitar playing I've ever seen. Jeff Beck is on another planet.
Yes
But that whammy bar at 3:04 sends chills every damn time
Something similar @ 1:18 almost floydish
@@chassisskirts6967
Very Floydesque
This song says so much without even saying a word. RIP to Jeff Beck, a true musical legend.
Tal's smile after Jeff's congratulations is so wonderful...
Best guitarist EVER; 🎸
guitar world is missing you Jeff Beck. Although lucky enough to hear all your masterpieces.
Tal is so talented. Music flows through her so naturally.