Citrus... @@L33Reacts Now i get it. You did the video before you knew. Jeff is very adept at working his guitar. The Whammy Bar and underneath it is the Volume knob and his palm on the bridge . Now for when they both play her bass.....Jeff Beck, Freeway Jam + Blue Wind, Live in Japan 2009 Feb. 21
@@L33Reacts Wikipedia mistakenly said that she was his daughter. When JB passed, she said that she felt like his daughter & that he treated her like that..
The drummer is Vinnie Calaiuto, a very highly regarded Jazz drummer who played with Frank Zappa. This was an incredible band! Thanks so much for posting this.
@@L33Reacts Good, you’ve now a lot of things to lesson. Start with the Yardbirds and then you’ll discover all marvelous drummers, bass guitar and keybord players… and you’ll ear his guitar voice.
Love the interaction between them. Tal Wilkenfeld on bass ... Jeff was always joking around and when this young unknown girl showed up at his door to audition for the 2007 tour, he thought it was a joke., he quickly found out that she wasn't a joke and started to compare to one of the greatest Bass players. He became her mentor and he and his wife treated her like a daughter so much so that everybody thought she was. Even Wikipedia.had to be corrected. Next up --->Jeff Beck - Big Block (Live at the Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007)
The father/daughter error is perfectly understandable; Tal Wilkenfeld is an Australian who auditioned and played with Jeff for quite a while; she's since played her own music and followed her own direction as well as playing with a ton of other top-flight artists. There's clearly a lot of love between them, there's no mistaking that. 😊🤙🏽🎶❤️✨️🕊
It's funny when you said how familiar Jeff Beck looks, like maybe you've seen him in films? Well, if you've ever seen "This Is Spinal Tap" then you were close. Christopher Guest, who played Tap lead guitarist Nigel Tufnel based Tufnel on Beck, right down to the haircut, sleeveless shirts and seriously loud guitar playing (the Marshall amp scene: "These go up to 11" 🤣). Comic brilliance and the perfect parody! And yeah, Beck was one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Loved this band with Tal & Vinnie. Glad you've discovered another legend.
@@L33Reacts Exactly! As they say, imitation is the greatest form of flattery. Iconic. Timeless. I first saw Jeff Beck playing with the Jan Hammer group in Sydney back in 1977 and I swear, when Beck came on stage the sound guy boosted the levels up to 12!!! It was the loudest concert I've ever experienced. I couldn't hear properly for a week after that!
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@@L33ReactsTal started very young. Won every award possible. Has some cds out now. She is in her 30's now. She opened for The Who on their last tour!!!!!!👍😎
Imagine just discovering Jeff Beck, huh... so Beck is one of the original guitar Gods. He was in the Yardbirds after Eric Clapton left (1965), and brought in his good buddy Jimmy Page (who would go on to form a little band called Led Zeppelin afterwards). Clapton could only play blues solos... because Beck had not yet come along and pretty much invented the modern rock guitar solo. The man's influence (not exactly control, because he's always intentionally slightly out of control) over what's going on with the guitar is unparalleled. Note how he's modulating the tone by using the volume control and myriad finger techniques in addition to, as you noted, the constant use of the whammy bar (that's what most call it, the technical term is a tremolo bar). He's pretty much inventing all of that on the spot, other versions of these pieces can sound distinctly different. A guitar player's guitarist. He haunted small venues for most of his career, never really striving for fame, but just doing his thing with some of the greatest players out there. He is tremendously missed.
If you can find the time, the studio version of Cause We’ve Ended as Lovers on Blow by Blow album is sublime. It’s always best to start with the Truth. Jeff Becks first album with Rod Stewart on vocals. I know you would love it! And I just have to say how heartwarming it was watching you react to this while you thought that Tal was Jeff’s daughter. It’s adorable even as it is!
"Cause we ended as lovers" is perhaps Jeff Beck's most beautiful piece of music, I just love it. Tal Wilkenfeld is superb on bass & Vinnie Calaiuto proves how good he is, a reason Frank Zappa had him in one of his outfits. For Zappa please try "Watermelon in Easter Hay" Not a citrus fruit but worthy of your attention ;-)
Dude, I saw him at MGM in CT just after this show. Jeff was as indescribable as he is uncopiable. Total gentleman and crazy generous to other performers who are always top notch. Saw him earlier in 1989-90 with SRV before his death. They were good friends from that tour and respected each other immensely. He was definitely proud of Tal Wilkenfeld (bass) but she's just a discovery. Tal loved him though.
@treacadelic saw him live a few times absolutely brilliant no one sounds like jeff again one off thanks jeff for all the years of listening to you rip sadd loss
"Stratus" is a song by Jeff's old friend Tommy Bolin He was a genius who was said to be a little below Jimi Hendrix and a little above Jeff Beck. He was a real genius who went from the James Gang to Deep Purple. He was an unparalleled guitarist who died young. Listen to Billy Cobham's Spectrum. He is performing at the age of 22.
The whole Ronnie Scott live shows performances were all absolutely incredible. Jeff Beck stated his favourite intimate setting. Tal Wilkenfeld is incredible Vinnie Colaiuta & Jason Rebello were masterclass musicians, Some Requests from same show 1.Eternity's Breath 2.Scatterbrain 3.Rollin and Tumblin any track all gems 😀 RIP Jeff Beck 🎸
Some Vintage Jeff Beck here . This "Live At Ronnie Scott's" is arguably Beck's finest compilation . Doesn't hurt to have all timers in his ensemble - which characterized Jeff's long career : Maestro Vinnie Colauita at the Drumkit , Tal at the Bass , and Keyboardist Jason Rebello (& other Cameo performers Eric Clapton & Joss Stone) . Beck's ability to find the tones/timbres/colors - Between the notes - set him apart from perhaps more technically brilliant guitarists . The intimate setting is the perfect venue .
An all-time great on the guitar, no-one sounded like Jeff Beck, his touch and feel were uncopiable. While I managed to see him a handful of times over the years I missed this entire week at one of my favourite venues, which I have always regretted. The DVD of the set is tremendous. There's a great live clip of JB when he was inducted into the RRHoF in 2009 - with the same band with added Jimmy Page, definitely worth your time, but there's an absolute ton of great JB music to check out. RIP Mr. Beck.
The chemistry between them all through this show (Ronnie Scott's Club, right?) is so great. Tal could have been Jeff's r/l daughter and the joy, shared respect and sense of fun between all three is heart-warming to watch! 💗 Jeff was a real musical trailblazer, and he never stopped taking chances. 🎶
For a good example of one of Beck's guitar techniques, see "Where Were You" from this same gig, where he uses the whammy bar to play melodies with harmonics. After his 1965-66 stint with the Yardbirds, and 2 Jeff Beck Groups with vocalists, his next albums showed the influence of fusion's Mahavishnu Orchestra. The drummer of that band, Billy Cobham, had "Stratus" on his first solo album, and Beck had Jan Hammer of that same band play on his next few albums.
It's a shame because I totally thought that the bass player was his daughter! The way he was looking at her.... I swear he looked like a proud papa. But she's not. So I apologize for my silly error 🙃 🤣
@@L33ReactsTal appeared at his door when she was very young. Like 12 or 13, played for him and was with him till the end. She is a prodigy, and you can check her out in other videos that feature her work, but Jeff Beck is the real deal.
Ok well that makes sense then I could totally sense a father/daughter relationship there. That's as close as you'll get right there to the real thing in music 🤣😊
Sad loss one off brilliant guitarist no one will sound like jeff again master of the whammy bar and volume control and don't forget the great musicians on stage that night saw jeff a few times always put on a great show
This performance is amazing. 3 incredible musicians. My 2 favorite Jeff Beck albums are Blow and Blow and Wired. Hope you check out both albums in their entirety. You'll love every piece on both.
No question , there’s no one like him ,the subtle control he had and the emotion in his playing was amazing, he definitely seemed to be influenced by Roy Buchanan, Carlos Santana once said that jimmy page was the best arranger and a great player , but that all the top players know beck was the best among them , if it’s good enough for Carlos it’s good enough for me
CITRUS - I can watch this video again and again and again. The Yardbirds weren't big enough to hold both Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. So of course they both went off in different directions... Another side note here... gosh I'm full of them... George Martin produced the album that Cause We've Ended As Lovers comes from... And when you watch Jeff play his right hand is doing so many things... playing the strings, whammy bar, pickup switch and volume control... all whilst playing like butter... Superb. Keep on Rocking.
As you already know , Tal is not his daughter , and at that time she was considered one of the best if not the best female bass players ever . The song Stratus was actually from Billy Cobham and Tommy Bolin , from the album , Spectrum . Vinnie , the drummer , used to play with Frank Zappa . And you'll notice that Jeff Beck does not use a pick . This has to be one of my favorite concerts , Live At Ronnie Scott's ! The whole concert is incredible ! More Jeff Beck please . And then for someone different , you need some Tommy Bolin in your life , how about Post Toastie !
Tal was in her early 20's when she played this gig with Beck and Calaiuto. She's in her mid-to late 30's I believe now, and has only gotten better. The death of Beck, I have no doubt, left her shattered. He was so much of a mentor to her, and in many ways, a second dad. I believe she has expressed that opinion about him in interviews with her. So in a sense, you were correct in thinking she was his "daughter. 😀
I also wanted to mention something that a drummer friend of mine pointed out and that is that Vinnie is a polyrhythmic drummer. So for instance while he is playing one rhythm on the snare etc he is playing a totally different one with his feet. I have no clue how rare or common that is but it boggles my mind and I never would have noticed. My friend cited one of these Ronnie Scott videos as where he noticed it but I am afraid I don't remember which song it was on anymore.
When Beck's five-night run at Ronnie Scott's happened, I was working about 100 yards away in the Centre Point tower. I was probably further away vertically than I was horizontally! But I missed it. Have you ever regretted missing a gig? I regret missing all five of them.
Okay One more suggestion According to Tal , Jeff was having a problem with his amp and stopped the concert while it was being fixed. So she came up with the idea that they both could play her bass to fill in and it became a thing.... Jeff Beck, Freeway Jam + Blue Wind, Live in Japan 2009 Feb. 21 .....It is Tal playing freeway jam while jeff is also playing her bass.... BTW Freeway Jam and Blue Wind were my favorite Jeff Beck songs in the early days.
Jeff Beck is the most unique and uncategorizable musician. Hard to say what are favorites, there are so many. First thing that comes to mind is Blue Wind and Play With Me from the Wired album for something let’s say more approachable.
I have to give a shout out to Tal Wilkenfeld on bass ,she’s so talented . Tal Wilkenfeld, Angeline Saris & Rhonda Smith are incredible bassist/ musician who are worth anyone’s time. Right up there with Jaco , Victor Wooten , JPJ.
@L33Reacts Born in 1986 she actually was 21 when she auditioned in 2007 .Jeff just thought she was younger like 14. That's why people think she was younger. It was the drummer that recommended her. Jeff was always joking around according to Tal. That's why Jeff thought it was a joke and thought that she was his girlfriend or something. That is why you will occasionally see Tal laughing at something he said or an something he played different. Many of the songs are never played the same. Tal is always playing attention to what changes Jeff does. and at the end of this one i wish i knew what was so funny to her---.>Jeff Beck - Brush With the Blues (Live at the Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007)... He never ended any song that way before.
I totally thought she was his daughter! Like forreal. The way he looked at her was such a fatherly gaze. Alas, I was unwise. But this was amazing. I absolutely want to hear more from them.
I don't know if any one told you this but the drummer who brought her to see jeff was Vinnie Colaiuta, who took over the drum stool from Terry Bozzio in Frank Zappa's band@@L33Reacts
I stand corrected. But even at the age of 21 she is amazing. Other than Jaco Pastorius I can’t think of any other bass player that was showing that kind of skill at that age. I’m sure there’s some out there, but she definitely is shining bright early on!
"Stratus" is by Billy Cobham, that's why it is often chosen by those jazz bands who want to brag about their drummer. My favourite version is by Senri Kawaguchi: th-cam.com/video/bfD92Y9O3xc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nhInPLmaJRgg2BoX She was 18 at the moment, and from that performance, you may understand why many people say she is currently the best jazz drummer active in the world. Akane is the best drummer in rock, and Senri, in jazz. That's my two favourite drummers.
It's NOT his freakin daughter, what you're watching is intense mutual admiration for each of their off the charts talent. He had almost 60 years on her. No he's NOT her grandfather. Do you're homework if want a successful channel.
The first song that made me go..."Woah...wait a second..." with Vinnie Colaiuta on drums... was Keep it Greasy (so it goes down easy) by Frank Zappa. in 1979.
Jeff was one of the all-time greats, absolutely love Tal too, this performance was the first I had seen her, and every performance at Ronny Scotts is great. Check out Tommy Bolin a guitarist you likely never heard of who not only was the genius behind the original Stratus th-cam.com/video/bRkW3qwXdYI/w-d-xo.html but Jeff had acknowledged that Tommy was one of his inspirations for Jeff getting into fusion in the firs place. Tommy died young at 25, but left behind a pretty incredible rock music catalog but could and did play any genre. I believe I read somewhere that Billy Cobham the drummer and whose album it was just let Tommy go where he wanted. I know Tommy did not read music. Then if you are into a great rock guitarist, singer song writer from the 70's that too few people know, get on down that Tommy rabbit hole and you will need a long rope to climb back out, but you won't be sorry.
1967 Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) were members of the Yardbirds including Eric Clapton. If you watch this entire performance, available on TH-cam, you'll see Jimmy Page, Steve Perry (Journey) and the who's who of the Music Industry. See the entire show....will give you chills.
This was a legendary performance. Also. there were other musicians like Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant in the audions. Clapton even played the encore with Jeff's band.
The drummer is Vinnie Colaiuta - who I'm sure you will see popping up in various bands as you explore music on your channel, Lee. He's played with so many 'greats' you probably won't be able to avoid him!
Jeff treated her like a daughter. And he was in so many big name bands. He was a true master of sound who died way to young. Correct title of second sone is Cause we ended as Lovers
Tal is not his daughter, but she did live with Jeff and his wife for a while. She came alone from Australia to LA. when she was fifteen. Jeff was looking for a bass player for an upcoming tour. His drummer Vinny brought her to an audition. Jeff thought there was no way this eighteen year old could be very seasoned. He realized his mistake quickly when Tal would point out some of his errors.
I'm going to request THE BEST guitar solo by Jeff Beck... and there are many fans of Jeff Beck today that might not even know that this song exists... so...listen up kiddies,,, the BEST SOLO by Jeff Beck is a song by Stanley Clarke... it's called "Hello Jeff"... and everybody should listen to it... it is guitar solo orgasm heaven.
She asked me to stay, and I stall her room She asked for my love, and I gave her a dangerous mind Now she's stupid in the street, and she can't socialize Well, I love the little girl, and I'll love her 'til the day she dies She wails Jimmy's guitar sound jealousies scream Waiting at the light, know what I mean? Scary monsters, super creeps Keep me running, running scared Scary monsters, super creeps Keep me running, running scared Requesting Bowie- scary monsters Fripp is on this album
Jeff Beck/ Blow by Blow, is a smoking jazz funk fusion album from the 70,s! You gotta check it out! It,s sad that the majority if the people have no musical taste, there stuck on computerized pop, or Heavy Mental music??
Well shit, everyone already pointed out she’s not his daughter and the drummer played with Zappa, guess I’ll just say that drumming was sweet as citrus!
Ah yes, the Ronnie Scott's gig. Great band, although the keyboards are largely superfluous (sorry, Jason) on several tracks. Jeff Beck was the only 'guitar hero' from the 60s who continued to surprise. It's not just his progression through a series of genres and styles down the years, his playing was surprising in the sense that you seldom knew where he was going from moment to moment. He obviously picked his phrasing carefully but also kept improvising enough to keep things interesting for himself. I think I first took notice of his work on Donovan's Goo Goo Barabajagal and only later realised that the advanced Yardbirds' stuff of yore was largely his doing, I'm also very fond of his second solo album Beck-Ola. Lee might like the fact that it contains a pleasingly large dosage of Nicky Hopkins!
Sorry i hate to keep posting but I just noticed you are also doing Stratus from Ronnie Scott's? There is a couple up front to Tal's left that you see is rocking out. Jeff motions to them and Tal is laughing and I am wondering if it is just what they are doing or if Jeff is telling about the guy "Go for it" as if there is an attraction.
Just letting you know, I know she's not his daughter now. I apologize for the mix up. He was definitely giving off proud papa vibes and eyes!
And she doesn't look anything like him so... idk. My apologies! 😂😂 first time hearing them and such.
Citrus... @@L33Reacts Now i get it. You did the video before you knew. Jeff is very adept at working his guitar. The Whammy Bar and underneath it is the Volume knob and his palm on the bridge . Now for when they both play her bass.....Jeff Beck, Freeway Jam + Blue Wind, Live in Japan 2009 Feb. 21
@oldmanghost219 yeah I recorded this and then found out this morning LOL but it's all good . It totally seemed like it to me 🤣🤣
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@@L33Reacts Wikipedia mistakenly said that she was his daughter. When JB passed, she said that she felt like his daughter & that he treated her like that..
The drummer is Vinnie Calaiuto, a very highly regarded Jazz drummer who played with Frank Zappa. This was an incredible band! Thanks so much for posting this.
And Sting too
I actually heard about him last night for the first time! He can fucking jam dude
@@L33Reacts Good, you’ve now a lot of things to lesson. Start with the Yardbirds and then you’ll discover all marvelous drummers, bass guitar and keybord players… and you’ll ear his guitar voice.
Kinda young, kinda WOW!
@brianalpert2383 saw vinnie with jeff absolutely brilliant and goes for simon philips with him both legend's
Love the interaction between them. Tal Wilkenfeld on bass ... Jeff was always joking around and when this young unknown girl showed up at his door to audition for the 2007 tour, he thought it was a joke., he quickly found out that she wasn't a joke and started to compare to one of the greatest Bass players. He became her mentor and he and his wife treated her like a daughter so much so that everybody thought she was. Even Wikipedia.had to be corrected. Next up --->Jeff Beck - Big Block (Live at the Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007)
Jeff. What can you say really? He was ahead of everyone. RIP Maestro!
The father/daughter error is perfectly understandable; Tal Wilkenfeld is an Australian who auditioned and played with Jeff for quite a while; she's since played her own music and followed her own direction as well as playing with a ton of other top-flight artists. There's clearly a lot of love between them, there's no mistaking that. 😊🤙🏽🎶❤️✨️🕊
It's funny when you said how familiar Jeff Beck looks, like maybe you've seen him in films? Well, if you've ever seen "This Is Spinal Tap" then you were close. Christopher Guest, who played Tap lead guitarist Nigel Tufnel based Tufnel on Beck, right down to the haircut, sleeveless shirts and seriously loud guitar playing (the Marshall amp scene: "These go up to 11" 🤣). Comic brilliance and the perfect parody! And yeah, Beck was one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Loved this band with Tal & Vinnie. Glad you've discovered another legend.
holy shit dude you are so right. thats exactly what it is. so they just copied his look for satire basically LOL thats amazing
@@L33Reacts Exactly! As they say, imitation is the greatest form of flattery. Iconic. Timeless. I first saw Jeff Beck playing with the Jan Hammer group in Sydney back in 1977 and I swear, when Beck came on stage the sound guy boosted the levels up to 12!!! It was the loudest concert I've ever experienced. I couldn't hear properly for a week after that!
@@fairlyincomplete hahaha i would have loved have seen him shred live in person. i bet it was a sight to behold.
Seen them four times ( three times with this lineup. The last time a couple of weeks before he died) R.I.P. Jeff Beck a great!!!
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and now you see why I also included "Cause we ended as lovers". She is amazing.
Yeah that was absolutely incredible to behold bro. She M U R D E R E D that Solo
@@L33ReactsTal started very young. Won every award possible. Has some cds out now. She is in her 30's now. She opened for The Who on their last tour!!!!!!👍😎
Imagine just discovering Jeff Beck, huh... so Beck is one of the original guitar Gods. He was in the Yardbirds after Eric Clapton left (1965), and brought in his good buddy Jimmy Page (who would go on to form a little band called Led Zeppelin afterwards). Clapton could only play blues solos... because Beck had not yet come along and pretty much invented the modern rock guitar solo.
The man's influence (not exactly control, because he's always intentionally slightly out of control) over what's going on with the guitar is unparalleled. Note how he's modulating the tone by using the volume control and myriad finger techniques in addition to, as you noted, the constant use of the whammy bar (that's what most call it, the technical term is a tremolo bar). He's pretty much inventing all of that on the spot, other versions of these pieces can sound distinctly different.
A guitar player's guitarist. He haunted small venues for most of his career, never really striving for fame, but just doing his thing with some of the greatest players out there. He is tremendously missed.
Best after or at best together with Jimi.
The Jeff Beck at Ronnie Scott's show is incredible.
If you can find the time, the studio version of Cause We’ve Ended as Lovers on Blow by Blow album is sublime.
It’s always best to start with the Truth. Jeff Becks first album with Rod Stewart on vocals. I know you would love it!
And I just have to say how heartwarming it was watching you react to this while you thought that Tal was Jeff’s daughter. It’s adorable even as it is!
"Cause we ended as lovers" is perhaps Jeff Beck's most beautiful piece of music, I just love it. Tal Wilkenfeld is superb on bass & Vinnie Calaiuto proves how good he is, a reason Frank Zappa had him in one of his outfits. For Zappa please try "Watermelon in Easter Hay" Not a citrus fruit but worthy of your attention ;-)
it's a rearrangement of a Stevie Wonder tune
Dude, I saw him at MGM in CT just after this show. Jeff was as indescribable as he is uncopiable. Total gentleman and crazy generous to other performers who are always top notch. Saw him earlier in 1989-90 with SRV before his death. They were good friends from that tour and respected each other immensely. He was definitely proud of Tal Wilkenfeld (bass) but she's just a discovery. Tal loved him though.
I saw them in Birmingham, such a great show
RIP Jeff Beck
His touch was absolutely exquisite. I'll take that over shredding any day of the week. A genius sadly no longer with us.
He has an amazing touch! And he doesn't even use a pick! That's insane. He is insanely talented. I can't wait to hear more!
@treacadelic saw him live a few times absolutely brilliant no one sounds like jeff again one off thanks jeff for all the years of listening to you rip sadd loss
"Stratus" is a song by Jeff's old friend Tommy Bolin
He was a genius who was said to be a little below Jimi Hendrix and a little above Jeff Beck. He was a real genius who went from the James Gang to Deep Purple. He was an unparalleled guitarist who died young.
Listen to Billy Cobham's Spectrum. He is performing at the age of 22.
The whole Ronnie Scott live shows performances were all absolutely incredible.
Jeff Beck stated his favourite intimate setting.
Tal Wilkenfeld is incredible Vinnie Colaiuta & Jason Rebello were masterclass musicians,
Some Requests from same show 1.Eternity's Breath 2.Scatterbrain 3.Rollin and Tumblin any track all gems 😀
RIP Jeff Beck
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Saw Jeff in 1980. He came to campus the week after Zappa. 2 legends in 2 weeks. Can't believe they're both jamming on The Ultimate Stage now.🎸🎸😎
Jeff Beck made so much great Music in so many different Genres 🙏@@jeffschielka7845
Some Vintage Jeff Beck here .
This "Live At Ronnie Scott's" is arguably Beck's finest compilation .
Doesn't hurt to have all timers in his ensemble - which characterized Jeff's long career : Maestro Vinnie Colauita at the Drumkit , Tal at the Bass , and Keyboardist Jason Rebello (& other Cameo performers Eric Clapton & Joss Stone) .
Beck's ability to find the tones/timbres/colors - Between the notes - set him apart from perhaps more technically brilliant guitarists .
The intimate setting is the perfect venue .
You could feed your family for a year with these chops. Love this DVD
Happy to see u vibing off of this. JB one of the greats.
An all-time great on the guitar, no-one sounded like Jeff Beck, his touch and feel were uncopiable. While I managed to see him a handful of times over the years I missed this entire week at one of my favourite venues, which I have always regretted. The DVD of the set is tremendous. There's a great live clip of JB when he was inducted into the RRHoF in 2009 - with the same band with added Jimmy Page, definitely worth your time, but there's an absolute ton of great JB music to check out. RIP Mr. Beck.
The chemistry between them all through this show (Ronnie Scott's Club, right?) is so great. Tal could have been Jeff's r/l daughter and the joy, shared respect and sense of fun between all three is heart-warming to watch! 💗
Jeff was a real musical trailblazer, and he never stopped taking chances. 🎶
Omg I totally said that had to be his daughter!!!! 🤣🤣 she's not?? Man... I swear I make one mistake a video 🤣🤣
@@L33Reacts Haha, no, she's from Australia! But there is this father- daughter vibe between them, yes! 💖
Well, this will be an interesting video then :) 🤣🤣🤣
Tal Said that sometimes she thought he was her dad.
Some have said that Nigel Tuffnel from Spinal Tap is based on Jeff Beck.
I've always been impressed with Tal, she was so happy, playing with Jeff at Ronnie Scott's place.
The smile on her face was ear to ear the entire time. She was having the time of her life lol
For a good example of one of Beck's guitar techniques, see "Where Were You" from this same gig, where he uses the whammy bar to play melodies with harmonics. After his 1965-66 stint with the Yardbirds, and 2 Jeff Beck Groups with vocalists, his next albums showed the influence of fusion's Mahavishnu Orchestra. The drummer of that band, Billy Cobham, had "Stratus" on his first solo album, and Beck had Jan Hammer of that same band play on his next few albums.
Saw him live with Jan Hammer for the live album in 77. He is amazing! Cobham/Duke opened for him. He just passed away this year.
That's such a shame RIP... he was an amazing guitarist! I can tell just from these songs...
It's a shame because I totally thought that the bass player was his daughter! The way he was looking at her.... I swear he looked like a proud papa. But she's not. So I apologize for my silly error 🙃 🤣
@@L33ReactsTal appeared at his door when she was very young. Like 12 or 13, played for him and was with him till the end. She is a prodigy, and you can check her out in other videos that feature her work, but Jeff Beck is the real deal.
Ok well that makes sense then I could totally sense a father/daughter relationship there. That's as close as you'll get right there to the real thing in music 🤣😊
@@L33Reacts Actually she was 21. Jeff just thought she was younger. That's why people think she was younger.
He was on a roll of having one kick ass female bassist after another.
Sad loss one off brilliant guitarist no one will sound like jeff again master of the whammy bar and volume control and don't forget the great musicians on stage that night saw jeff a few times always put on a great show
Best electric guitarist ever,, BAR NONE! Any guitarist worth his salt, would agree.
It's so wonderful to see you discovering the soundtrack of my life. Every video you post over and over again.😊
This performance is amazing. 3 incredible musicians. My 2 favorite Jeff Beck albums are Blow and Blow and Wired. Hope you check out both albums in their entirety. You'll love every piece on both.
Vinnie, the Pittsburgh kid, is a beast!
Many would say (I would) he was the best eletric guitar player ever.
Yay! You've found Jeff Beck!
Should check out the whole show. Jeff Beck Live At Ronnie Scotts.
I honestly just might. This was incredible tbh. I loved kt.
@@L33ReactsTold you that last week. Lazy ass!!!😎
Beck was a genious..his touch unique...😢
No question , there’s no one like him ,the subtle control he had and the emotion in his playing was amazing, he definitely seemed to be influenced by Roy Buchanan, Carlos Santana once said that jimmy page was the best arranger and a great player , but that all the top players know beck was the best among them , if it’s good enough for Carlos it’s good enough for me
Friend..one the greatest guitarrist😮
CITRUS - I can watch this video again and again and again. The Yardbirds weren't big enough to hold both Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. So of course they both went off in different directions... Another side note here... gosh I'm full of them... George Martin produced the album that Cause We've Ended As Lovers comes from... And when you watch Jeff play his right hand is doing so many things... playing the strings, whammy bar, pickup switch and volume control... all whilst playing like butter... Superb. Keep on Rocking.
L33 , I love Jeff and all but I was watching you the whole time , priceless!!
As you already know , Tal is not his daughter , and at that time she was considered one of the best if not the best female bass players ever . The song Stratus was actually from Billy Cobham and Tommy Bolin , from the album , Spectrum . Vinnie , the drummer , used to play with Frank Zappa . And you'll notice that Jeff Beck does not use a pick . This has to be one of my favorite concerts , Live At Ronnie Scott's ! The whole concert is incredible ! More Jeff Beck please . And then for someone different , you need some Tommy Bolin in your life , how about Post Toastie !
The whole Blow by Blow album is fantastic.
Tal was in her early 20's when she played this gig with Beck and Calaiuto. She's in her mid-to late 30's I believe now, and has only gotten better. The death of Beck, I have no doubt, left her shattered. He was so much of a mentor to her, and in many ways, a second dad. I believe she has expressed that opinion about him in interviews with her. So in a sense, you were correct in thinking she was his "daughter. 😀
I also wanted to mention something that a drummer friend of mine pointed out and that is that Vinnie is a polyrhythmic drummer. So for instance while he is playing one rhythm on the snare etc he is playing a totally different one with his feet. I have no clue how rare or common that is but it boggles my mind and I never would have noticed. My friend cited one of these Ronnie Scott videos as where he noticed it but I am afraid I don't remember which song it was on anymore.
A true tapestry of talent, so smooth - not at all sharp and citrusy...
When Beck's five-night run at Ronnie Scott's happened, I was working about 100 yards away in the Centre Point tower. I was probably further away vertically than I was horizontally! But I missed it. Have you ever regretted missing a gig? I regret missing all five of them.
Okay One more suggestion According to Tal , Jeff was having a problem with his amp and stopped the concert while it was being fixed. So she came up with the idea that they both could play her bass to fill in and it became a thing.... Jeff Beck, Freeway Jam + Blue Wind, Live in Japan 2009 Feb. 21 .....It is Tal playing freeway jam while jeff is also playing her bass.... BTW Freeway Jam and Blue Wind were my favorite Jeff Beck songs in the early days.
Jeff never had any problem with his amps. Tal did a softer solo in Japan few month before London.
Jeff beck live at Ronnie Scotts is a must watch. They kill the entire show
The venue was Ronnie Scott's club in London. Probably the best known club ever !
I had never heard of it till this video.i love the intimate setting immensely.
@@L33ReactsPlant and Page are in the crowd sitting at a table.😎
Jeff Beck is the most unique and uncategorizable musician. Hard to say what are favorites, there are so many. First thing that comes to mind is Blue Wind and Play With Me from the Wired album for something let’s say more approachable.
I wore out the Wired Album on Blue wind and Led Boots (maybe a play on Led Zepplin and Jimmy/)
I loved Jeff when he was in the yard birds one hell of a guitar player the best my opinion ❤
I have to give a shout out to Tal Wilkenfeld on bass ,she’s so talented . Tal Wilkenfeld, Angeline Saris & Rhonda Smith are incredible bassist/ musician who are worth anyone’s time.
Right up there with Jaco , Victor Wooten , JPJ.
@L33Reacts Born in 1986 she actually was 21 when she auditioned in 2007 .Jeff just thought she was younger like 14. That's why people think she was younger. It was the drummer that recommended her. Jeff was always joking around according to Tal. That's why Jeff thought it was a joke and thought that she was his girlfriend or something. That is why you will occasionally see Tal laughing at something he said or an something he played different. Many of the songs are never played the same. Tal is always playing attention to what changes Jeff does. and at the end of this one i wish i knew what was so funny to her---.>Jeff Beck - Brush With the Blues (Live at the Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007)... He never ended any song that way before.
I totally thought she was his daughter! Like forreal. The way he looked at her was such a fatherly gaze. Alas, I was unwise. But this was amazing. I absolutely want to hear more from them.
Thanks for clarifying Tal’s age. I’d heard she was very young
I don't know if any one told you this but the drummer who brought her to see jeff
was Vinnie Colaiuta, who took over the drum stool from Terry Bozzio in Frank Zappa's band@@L33Reacts
Also the drummer here.
I stand corrected. But even at the age of 21 she is amazing. Other than Jaco Pastorius I can’t think of any other bass player that was showing that kind of skill at that age. I’m sure there’s some out there, but she definitely is shining bright early on!
"Stratus" is by Billy Cobham, that's why it is often chosen by those jazz bands who want to brag about their drummer.
My favourite version is by Senri Kawaguchi: th-cam.com/video/bfD92Y9O3xc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nhInPLmaJRgg2BoX
She was 18 at the moment, and from that performance, you may understand why many people say she is currently the best jazz drummer active in the world. Akane is the best drummer in rock, and Senri, in jazz. That's my two favourite drummers.
His version of A Day in the Life IS INCREDIBLE
My heart is still heavy about the passing of this master!! RIP.
Check out Beck’s version of nessun Dorma live from Crossroads concert
It's NOT his freakin daughter, what you're watching is intense mutual admiration for each of their off the charts talent. He had almost 60 years on her. No he's NOT her grandfather. Do you're homework if want a successful channel.
The first song that made me go..."Woah...wait a second..." with Vinnie Colaiuta on drums... was Keep it Greasy (so it goes down easy) by Frank Zappa. in 1979.
I think she was 23,,,,,,,,Jimmy is world renown
Tal Wilkenfeld has her own band. And she can sing! Check "Killing me"!
Tal Wilkenfeld is the re incarnation of Jaco Pastorius... For me she is one of the best bass player of the moment...
On this video she was 24 ...
Vinnie was using brushes, on the second song! He,s a world renound drummer! I saw him with Sting! He played with Zappa, and countless others!😊😊
Jeff was one of the all-time greats, absolutely love Tal too, this performance was the first I had seen her, and every performance at Ronny Scotts is great. Check out Tommy Bolin a guitarist you likely never heard of who not only was the genius behind the original Stratus th-cam.com/video/bRkW3qwXdYI/w-d-xo.html but Jeff had acknowledged that Tommy was one of his inspirations for Jeff getting into fusion in the firs place. Tommy died young at 25, but left behind a pretty incredible rock music catalog but could and did play any genre. I believe I read somewhere that Billy Cobham the drummer and whose album it was just let Tommy go where he wanted. I know Tommy did not read music. Then if you are into a great rock guitarist, singer song writer from the 70's that too few people know, get on down that Tommy rabbit hole and you will need a long rope to climb back out, but you won't be sorry.
1967 Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) were members of the Yardbirds including Eric Clapton. If you watch this entire performance, available on TH-cam, you'll see Jimmy Page, Steve Perry (Journey) and the who's who of the Music Industry. See the entire show....will give you chills.
This was a legendary performance. Also. there were other musicians like Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant in the audions. Clapton even played the encore with Jeff's band.
The drummer is Vinnie Colaiuta - who I'm sure you will see popping up in various bands as you explore music on your channel, Lee. He's played with so many 'greats' you probably won't be able to avoid him!
Jeff treated her like a daughter. And he was in so many big name bands. He was a true master of sound who died way to young. Correct title of second sone is Cause we ended as Lovers
And if memory serves the audience was like a who's who of famous musicians.
The guitarists guitar player. Best ever. RIP Jeff 🙏🏻 There's a superb documentary available called Still on the Run - check it out guys 🤟🏻
Brush with the blues also great same gig. Studio ver of cause ended great too. His daughter plays same solo live in front of 60K? Pretty cool.
Tal was playing with Jeff about 2 years when this was recorded. You should check the performance from Clapton's 2007 Crossroads Guitar Festival.
JB: personal deity since the 1960s. You’ve got to check out Blow By Blow; the drumming on there is God-like!
Ah, that was great! Almost feel like a cigarette and a nice citrus drink!
Not his daughter Tal Wilkenfeld . The 60s band the Yardbirds spawned 3 phenominal guitar players Jeff Beck Eric Clapton and Jimmie Page
Jimmy. And yes, it did spawn three giants
Tal Wilkenfeld has played bass with the some of the greats of jazz fusion ie Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock, she is a legend in her own right..
Tal is not his daughter, but she did live with Jeff and his wife for a while. She came alone from Australia to LA. when she was fifteen. Jeff was looking for a bass player for an upcoming tour. His drummer Vinny brought her to an audition. Jeff thought there was no way this eighteen year old could be very seasoned. He realized his mistake quickly when Tal would point out some of his errors.
I'm going to request THE BEST guitar solo by Jeff Beck... and there are many fans of Jeff Beck today that might not even know that this song exists... so...listen up kiddies,,, the BEST SOLO by Jeff Beck is a song by Stanley Clarke... it's called "Hello Jeff"... and everybody should listen to it... it is guitar solo orgasm heaven.
Citrus. If you want to bear his guitar sing react to Nessun Dorma and Over The Rainbow, both from the Emotion and Commotion Album
we'll skip talking about your mistake...lol... one thing that is important....that's the drummer from Frank Zappa 1979 to 1980.
Vinnie Collaiuta.
She asked me to stay, and I stall her room
She asked for my love, and I gave her a dangerous mind
Now she's stupid in the street, and she can't socialize
Well, I love the little girl, and I'll love her 'til the day she dies
She wails Jimmy's guitar sound jealousies scream
Waiting at the light, know what I mean?
Scary monsters, super creeps
Keep me running, running scared
Scary monsters, super creeps
Keep me running, running scared
Requesting Bowie- scary monsters Fripp is on this album
Jeff Beck/ Blow by Blow, is a smoking jazz funk fusion album from the 70,s! You gotta check it out! It,s sad that the majority if the people have no musical taste, there stuck on computerized pop, or Heavy Mental music??
Well shit, everyone already pointed out she’s not his daughter and the drummer played with Zappa, guess I’ll just say that drumming was sweet as citrus!
Do "I ain't Superstitious!' Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart
Check out the song “Angel “ from live at Ronnie Scott’s
"cause we've ended as lovers"
Eric Clapton said that jeff beck had notes on his guitar that he didn't.
His daughter? Dude . . . Crack a book.
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He's not a guitarist , he is the guitarist.....
That's Eric Clapton "Crossroads! 2007 Blues Festival !"
Lee.....FYI Jimmy Page and Robert Plant were in the audience. Jimmy and Jeff had known each other since they were 13 years old.
I’m sure Tal would be honored at your mistake 🙏
I hope so 🙏 it seemed so real 🥲
Ah yes, the Ronnie Scott's gig. Great band, although the keyboards are largely superfluous (sorry, Jason) on several tracks.
Jeff Beck was the only 'guitar hero' from the 60s who continued to surprise. It's not just his progression through a series of genres and styles down the years, his playing was surprising in the sense that you seldom knew where he was going from moment to moment. He obviously picked his phrasing carefully but also kept improvising enough to keep things interesting for himself.
I think I first took notice of his work on Donovan's Goo Goo Barabajagal and only later realised that the advanced Yardbirds' stuff of yore was largely his doing, I'm also very fond of his second solo album Beck-Ola. Lee might like the fact that it contains a pleasingly large dosage of Nicky Hopkins!
And nobody mentions one of the greatest drummers ever, Vinnie Colaiuta. Known from Zappa, Sting and many others. 🧐😁🇩🇪
'Cause We Ended As Lovers' - Stevie Wonder tune.
Sorry i hate to keep posting but I just noticed you are also doing Stratus from Ronnie Scott's? There is a couple up front to Tal's left that you see is rocking out. Jeff motions to them and Tal is laughing and I am wondering if it is just what they are doing or if Jeff is telling about the guy "Go for it" as if there is an attraction.
"Cause we've ended as Lovers" is a Stevie Wonder song
I don’t know why you presumed that she is Jeff Becks daughter.Her name is Tal Wilkinfield from Adelaide Australia.Jeff is English .
👍🏻
Tal and drummer Vinnie were (might still be) at some point an item together.
She's really cute. Good for him.
Check out his version of Nessun Dorma from the Crossroads festival
Not his daughter . ..Tal Wilkenfeld from Australia !
Yeah I'm dumb I didn't realize that till after LOL