Their will never be another guitar player like Jeff in my life time. He taught me so much about tone and technique. His passing left a big hole in my heart. RIP Jeff😢
Imagine teen aged Jeff in his bedroom practicing along with his record collection learning all of these licks. We grew up wanting to be Jeff Beck. He grew up wanting to be Gene Vincent.
Here's a lesson to you: Beckisms are exactly what make Beck. Just like Hendrixisms make J. Hendix and McLaughlinisms make J. McLaughlin... These "isms" make them distinguishable. If wasn't for that, any real great all-rounder, fast, demonically accurate and punctual expert-guitarist like Danny Gatton or Scotty Anderson would do just as well (or even better).
I couldn't agree more, playing stuff he played when he got his first guitar/s, instead of what's now, or sadly, was expected of him. If that makes any sense. I have taken alcohol....
If you listen to '50s rockabilly and are familiar with those tunes, maybe even tried to play those licks yourself, you will notice that everything Jeff plays here doesn't just come close but is totally authentic, he really nails it to perfection. On that show he just got back to where it all started for him. One of the most amazing guitar players who ever lived.
"My little indulgence". Not only was Jeff extrarordinarily Talented, he was so, so humble. Jeff Beck's untimely passing was an enormous loss to the world of great music. We dearly miss this legendary, prolific, versatile artist who still had so much to give. GOAT without a doubt !
True, but Beck was also such an underrated bluesman for the first 40 years of his career. Funny, JM (that polyester bluestur) is still probably better known that Beck.
This was the 6th and extra Set of Jeff Beck residency @Ronnie Scott's with Darrel (Imelda May's Husband at the time)& Band killing it in a good way,I made it to the front row with my great friend David,RIP one and only Jeff Beck and David I'll miss you both forever this lifetime!
Jeff is simply a multi-talent when it comes to rock music. He can play anything from 50' rock 'n roll to psychedelic music like he made it up. An exceptional guitarist.
Thank you for playing the NOCASTER I made for you on train kept a rolling, there is no way Jeff would have known but the last tune I played on it before shipping it to Ralphs his manager was Train Kept a Rolling.. That is Magic. GOD BLESS YOU JEFF BECK I know im gonna see you Somewhere over the rainbow again..
The Master Alchemist of the six string has moved on to another venue; rest easy JB, we'll keep listening to your unparalleled and incomparable work, forever ♾️
Genius Jeff Beck can play it all - Jazz, Rock, Swing, Rockabilly, Fusion. The man simply epitomises GREATNESS. I have listened to him daily way long before his passing. He is missed.
Agreed, but if you haven't already, get hold of the Live at Ronnie Scotts DVD. It blows away anything else I've ever seen, and I've seen all the great ones.
We'll never see a another Guitar Player who can play every single style and genre better than any other Player who ever lived. My Bucket List was complete when I saw Jeff Beck in Toronto 5 years ago.
This is dynamite. No surprise Jeff could pull this off, though. He did write and play Jeff's Boogie back in the 60's. And when the Jeff Beck Group played it live they double-timed it for the last couple verses. Gotta give a shout out to the stand up bass work. Nothing like some great stand up bass to give rockabilly that extra boost.
Legend.. God Bless that Virtuoto!! He was one of a Kind and TBH I STILL cannot BELIEVE HES GONE! What a genius talent.. no one could ever replace him and THATS his legacy! Proper man.. 👍💪🎸☯️♾️😎🏴🇬🇧
The Ronnie Scott video is one of my prized possessions. When I need inspiration I put this into my CD player and afterwords the guitar comes out. RIP Jeff
Mister Versatility . . . Jeff Beck . . . a true artist in every sense of the word and a great human being to boot . . . thank you SO much for leaving us with your music and truly genius playing Jeff!
Yes, Jeff plays those songs perfectly like Gallup did. He could do Gallup, Moore and Cochran stuff perfectly. If you listen to those old recordings you'll see that Jeff is a carbon copy of them exactly, note for note. That shows respect and I don't know any other guitarist that can do it exact like Jeff. He even uses the same equipment they used to have and you are hearing a time machine.
Absolutely awesome performance by all the players here and the singing was fabulous. What a great treat for that oh so lucky audience, wow, that was amazing! Hard to believe we have lost Jeff, what terrific skill he had on the guitar and how we shall miss him performing for us. RIP Jeff, and thank you so much for the decades of music you have given us to remember you by.
I have always loved Jeff Beck. Maybe not everything he did, but I surely understand he was groundbreaking in every way. Since his passing, I have been consuming as much as I can find, but when this popped up I was blown away once more. What an incredible talent. This short set is just amazing. Rest in Peace sir. You will certainly be missed. You will never be forgotten. You truly were one of one!
First really great concert 1975 blow by blow with John McLaughlin in New York. There are so many great guitar players out there. Jeff was definitely one. So unique sound like a voice coming from his guitar rest in peace Will be missed❤
Wow! Two Jeff Beck shows at Ronnie Scotts- must’ve been a dream come true for the crowd there. So glad we have this footage and thank you for posting it up. RIP Jeff Beck ❤thank goodness we have your music which will live on forever 🎶🎶🙏🙏
Wow! Halfway into this I realized this is actually just before the "Live at Ronnie Scott's" show began, one of the same nights!! Jason is on keyboards on both.....I knew the lighting was the same, and his amp is in the same spot. He did this, then took a break, and then did THAT!! I've been watching the "Live at Ronnie Scott's" DVDs for years and never knew he had just played all of this before, the same night!! If you've not seen it, watch it after this and WOW! JEFF BECK was such a unique player who will be greatly missed....✌️🙏
sunboy1000 He'd have sounded even better if he had been given the chance to play lead guitar, but just as in the tribute to Les Paul, Jeff Beck relegates him to rhythm guitar - though anyone who knows what a truly phenomenal lead guitarist Darrel Higham is will know why Beck has him playing the rhythm guitar! Beck might be considered a guitar legend, but that's because he made his reputation when the music he was playing was popular, whereas Darrel Higham plays a style of music that had its heyday in the '50s so therefore isn't given any consideration regarding the fact that he's truly great guitar player, or is even known outside the world of rockabilly or as being the husband of Imelda May. He's the equal of Beck and then some!
Love train kept a Rollin, regularly played here by both Yardbirds and Johnny Burnette.. brilliant and in the place we saw Billy Cobham a few years ago.
Certainly one of the best guitarists ever and a very gifted musician. One of a kind. RIP And the Ronnie Scott club gig performances are one of his best recorded performances available. A must see and must hear for all Beck fans...and fans of great rock and roll. With Vinnie Caliuta and Tal Wilkenfeld. Excellent.
Love that Les Paul with the Bixby! And then, ... That badass Tele. That badass Gibson Les Paul hollow-body (?) - Hell, I don't know... I got a good acoustic, though!!! That Fender Strat... Lawdy! We could make a WHOLE NIGHT of this... LMAO!!!!!! Yeah. Don't forget... The whole band sounds GREAT. Major kudos to the Big Town Playboys vocalist. Perfect. Sheeeeeit. Even the evening's host gets in on the action playing tenor sax! This is too cool! And after all that? Jeff and his band play The. Best. Concert. You. Ever. Heard. Quite a night!!
No improvisation liké g Jimi Hendrix live, It's so simple and monotony.. Some rockabilly whitout good guitar émotion and free feeling and good music...Mick Taylor was the master, Jimi Hendrix redoutable, Stevie Ray Monster of country music, Funk, rythm'blues, Soul music, hard Rock and, variety music liké Stelly Dan and commercial music liké bée-Gees etc To day Jeff Beck was variety musical, not original but very commercial... ,
Wow this was so good. Not just Jeff showing how to play the rockabilly/blues music of his youth, but accompanied by some great musicians. I really enjoyed that 👍🍷
Man, guess Jeff Beck is one of a kind. No other guitar player could recreate those riffs "Galloping" Cliff Gallup recorded on Gene Vincent songs. Race with the Devil, Crazy Legs.
Watch that kick drum extra beat intro at 6:02, it was great, go in about 5:55 Jeff looked back and I don't think it was a mistake, these guys are unbelievable.
Ive been lucky enough to have a pint with Jeff Beck and also met Daryl Higham. Both absolute gentlemen. This is note perfect to that first Gene Vincent L. P.
Their will never be another guitar player like Jeff in my life time. He taught me so much about tone and technique. His passing left a big hole in my heart. RIP Jeff😢
Imagine teen aged Jeff in his bedroom practicing along with his record collection learning all of these licks. We grew up wanting to be Jeff Beck. He grew up wanting to be Gene Vincent.
More likely Cliff Gallup
Amazing how Jeff plays straight without any of his classic Beckisms, serious talent right there.
This is what a lot of people didn’t know about him. Always knew where the roots of the music were and connected with them cosmically and naturally.
Here's a lesson to you: Beckisms are exactly what make Beck. Just like Hendrixisms make J. Hendix and McLaughlinisms make J. McLaughlin... These "isms" make them distinguishable. If wasn't for that, any real great all-rounder, fast, demonically accurate and punctual expert-guitarist like Danny Gatton or Scotty Anderson would do just as well (or even better).
I couldn't agree more, playing stuff he played when he got his first guitar/s, instead of what's now, or sadly, was expected of him. If that makes any sense. I have taken alcohol....
Jeff was a consumate professional
@@simonkeyse8185, playing stuff he played when he was making his own guitars because he couldn't afford a 'real' one.
If you listen to '50s rockabilly and are familiar with those tunes, maybe even tried to play those licks yourself, you will notice that everything Jeff plays here doesn't just come close but is totally authentic, he really nails it to perfection. On that show he just got back to where it all started for him. One of the most amazing guitar players who ever lived.
Jeff's "little indulgence " was a everyone else's huge experience. Pure magic set right there.
RIP Mr Jeff Beck….my god what a beautiful guitar player he was!
RIP Jeff - what a talent! I used to listen to this album over and over driving around in a beat-to-shit Mustang.
"My little indulgence". Not only was Jeff extrarordinarily Talented, he was so, so humble. Jeff Beck's untimely passing was an enormous loss to the world of great music. We dearly miss this legendary, prolific, versatile artist who still had so much to give. GOAT without a doubt !
The electric guitar + slap back echo + Jeff Beck = perfection.
Pure 50's Rock n Roll. Darrel is so under-rated
True, but Beck was also such an underrated bluesman for the first 40 years of his career. Funny, JM (that polyester bluestur) is still probably better known that Beck.
For me he is not underrated. Because of him, musicians like Bill Haley will not be forgotten.
Darrell is an incredible rockabilly guitar player too - pound for pound, maybe better singer/player than Setzer
@@martizzy oi, steady on , I've seen Seltzer/Stray Cats and Darrel, and he's damn good, but not Setzer.
@@JohnnyRocker2162 I think they’re saying they like him better as a singer, a matter of taste. Setzer is on a different planet of guitar skill.
This was the 6th and extra Set of Jeff Beck residency @Ronnie Scott's with Darrel (Imelda May's Husband at the time)& Band killing it in a good way,I made it to the front row with my great friend David,RIP one and only Jeff Beck and David I'll miss you both forever this lifetime!
Especially now, after his passing... what a great video. Maybe the the greatest electric guitarist ever. RIP, Mr. Beck. You were my guitar hero.
Jeff is simply a multi-talent when it comes to rock music. He can play anything from 50' rock 'n roll to psychedelic music like he made it up. An exceptional guitarist.
Yeah, he plays the blues and also opera stuff then u see him playing the 50s Rockabilly stuff. Its just crazy how good he is.
And always made it all look easy
I’m here to tell ya, it’s not
RIP Legend
Jeff did it all with such grace.
Thank you for playing the NOCASTER I made for you on train kept a rolling,
there is no way Jeff would have known but the last tune I played on it before shipping it to Ralphs his manager was Train Kept a Rolling.. That is Magic. GOD BLESS YOU JEFF BECK I know im gonna see you Somewhere over the rainbow again..
The Master Alchemist of the six string has moved on to another venue; rest easy JB, we'll keep listening to your unparalleled and incomparable work, forever ♾️
People spend a lifetime trying to master one style like rockabilly …Beck masters it as a hobby side hustle …amazing
Not a side hustle. This is the stuff he really liked to play all along
He learned guitar to this stuff. Stupid rap culture lingo
@@jaffleyfifteen5912 That rap culture lingo is just slang. You have a version of it too. Quit hatin.
Genius Jeff Beck can play it all - Jazz, Rock, Swing, Rockabilly, Fusion. The man simply epitomises GREATNESS. I have listened to him daily way long before his passing. He is missed.
Train kept rollin , Telecaster , no BAR.....KILLER Cool night of hillbilly/Rock....
The Best 20 mins of music I've listened to in a long time. This set is epic, maybe the best Rock-n-Roll show ever performed!
Agreed, but if you haven't already, get hold of the Live at Ronnie Scotts DVD. It blows away anything else I've ever seen, and I've seen all the great ones.
THE BEST 23MINUTES I'VE EVER HAD OUT OF 64YEARS OF MY LIFE TIMELESS CLASSIC MUSIC 🎶 🎵 RIP GOD BLESS YOU 🙌 🙏
Yay... Jeff was such a guitar chameleon and amazing player!
What a great group , total pros . With guest Jeff beck and his talking guitars.
You can see his joy in playng. Truly Jeff Beck is "One of ONE". Masterful.
We'll never see a another Guitar Player who can play every single style and genre better than any other Player who ever lived. My Bucket List was complete when I saw Jeff Beck in Toronto 5 years ago.
May 2022 - same for me - plus J Depp!!! (Sheffield UK)
It was fun watching JB play with a pick on the first two songs. It was just fun watching Jeff play. I cannot believe he's gone.
Jeff could play any genre of music with excellence.
This is dynamite. No surprise Jeff could pull this off, though. He did write and play Jeff's Boogie back in the 60's. And when the Jeff Beck Group played it live they double-timed it for the last couple verses. Gotta give a shout out to the stand up bass work. Nothing like some great stand up bass to give rockabilly that extra boost.
Legend.. God Bless that Virtuoto!! He was one of a Kind and TBH I STILL cannot BELIEVE HES GONE! What a genius talent.. no one could ever replace him and THATS his legacy! Proper man.. 👍💪🎸☯️♾️😎🏴🇬🇧
If this is the first time you've heard of Darrel Higham, search TH-cam and find out how good this guy is.
Why did this passing hurt so bad. I've been digging JB all my life but I never realized how much till he passed. Love you Jeff. R.I.P. my friend!!!
There's some serious jamming, especially the last song.
The Ronnie Scott video is one of my prized possessions. When I need inspiration I put this into my CD player and afterwords the guitar comes out. RIP Jeff
This guy is Mr rockabilly since Bobby Sox shut rocking took a sabbatical this guy brought us back to life thank you brother xx
He nailed the Cliff Gallup tone and that fantastic Blue Caps Gene Vincent guitar sound, fantastic stuff!
No more needs to be said. Rock and Roll will never die.
Mister Versatility . . . Jeff Beck . . . a true artist in every sense of the word and a great human being to boot . . . thank you SO much for leaving us with your music and truly genius playing Jeff!
Perfect! RIP Jeff Beck.
Man, this singer reminds me so much of the famous Bill Haley, one of the OGs of R&R
It does look like I'm a little too huh?
Darrel is an amazing guitarist in his now right. One of the greats of the modern rockabilly scene.
Yes, Jeff plays those songs perfectly like Gallup did. He could do Gallup, Moore and Cochran stuff perfectly. If you listen to those old recordings you'll see that Jeff is a carbon copy of them exactly, note for note. That shows respect and I don't know any other guitarist that can do it exact like Jeff. He even uses the same equipment they used to have and you are hearing a time machine.
Man, this was over waay too quickly! Absolute rockabilly monsters right here! RIP brother Jeff!!😍🎵🎶👍
Rest In Power Jeff Beck
Only just found this - awesome 😎- and I’m off to see Darrel Higham in a few weeks too 😊
Absolute class live music by accomplished musicians who have more than served their apprenticeships and doesn't it show ?what a treat.
How damn good was that man ... Rock in Peace Jeff ...
Absolutely awesome performance by all the players here and the singing was fabulous.
What a great treat for that oh so lucky audience, wow, that was amazing!
Hard to believe we have lost Jeff, what terrific skill he had on the guitar and how we shall miss him performing for us.
RIP Jeff, and thank you so much for the decades of music you have given us to remember you by.
That was so brilliant and straight from the heart
I have always loved Jeff Beck. Maybe not everything he did, but I surely understand he was groundbreaking in every way. Since his passing, I have been consuming as much as I can find, but when this popped up I was blown away once more. What an incredible talent. This short set is just amazing. Rest in Peace sir. You will certainly be missed. You will never be forgotten. You truly were one of one!
piano makes rockabilly better every time!
Good band, truly great guitar work. Unpretentious in the groove, outstanding. RIP Jeff.
Goosebumps!!!
Just fabulous! I've hit this probably 20 times...I just keep coming back...blast it!!
First really great concert 1975 blow by blow with John McLaughlin in New York. There are so many great guitar players out there. Jeff was definitely one. So unique sound like a voice coming from his guitar rest in peace Will be missed❤
Priceless guitar slinging ..... Bravo 👏
The one and only Jeff Beck 🙏🏻 And well done all the band. Great show. Txs for sharing 👍🏻
This performance is like time travel!
Wow! Two Jeff Beck shows at Ronnie Scotts- must’ve been a dream come true for the crowd there. So glad we have this footage and thank you for posting it up. RIP Jeff Beck ❤thank goodness we have your music which will live on forever 🎶🎶🙏🙏
Glad to see these guys were able to get together for a live show, and that it's available for people to watch and re-live. Excellent.
Wow. That instrumental with the sax was really good..🥂
Honky Tonk Bill Doggett
RIP Jeff he had a unique style that no one can replicate 😢
Would have loved to have been at that show!
Wow! Halfway into this I realized this is actually just before the "Live at Ronnie Scott's" show began, one of the same nights!!
Jason is on keyboards on both.....I knew the lighting was the same, and his amp is in the same spot. He did this, then took a break, and then did THAT!!
I've been watching the "Live at Ronnie Scott's" DVDs for years and never knew he had just played all of this before, the same night!! If you've not seen it, watch it after this and WOW!
JEFF BECK was such a unique player who will be greatly missed....✌️🙏
Pure class.
This is so good, thank you for sharing the link. Jeff Beck will be forever missed, there will never be another.
What a treat. Like winning a jackpot. Incredible
Beck attained the closest tone to Scotty Moore I have ever heard on My Baby Left Me. Unreal show. Thanks for the upload.
Darrel would make an awesome Bill Haley if they ever did a biopic movie!!!!!
I had a smile on my face the whole time..awsome. That wasn't like..a big star hashes rockabilly..thats the real deal right there.
This is the greatest recreation of that music I’ve seen. Jeff is right on the money with that style. The band is also so “to the era”
I don't think there wasn't a style that Jeff couldn't play he mastered them all.
How fortunate for us to have witnessed Beck.
That was FANTASTIC!!!
Rest In Eternal Peace
You will be surely and sorely missed.
😞
Darrel Higham sounds great, plus what a great set, Thanks for posting
sunboy1000 He'd have sounded even better if he had been given the chance to play lead guitar, but just as in the tribute to Les Paul, Jeff Beck relegates him to rhythm guitar - though anyone who knows what a truly phenomenal lead guitarist Darrel Higham is will know why Beck has him playing the rhythm guitar! Beck might be considered a guitar legend, but that's because he made his reputation when the music he was playing was popular, whereas Darrel Higham plays a style of music that had its heyday in the '50s so therefore isn't given any consideration regarding the fact that he's truly great guitar player, or is even known outside the world of rockabilly or as being the husband of Imelda May. He's the equal of Beck and then some!
@@joebloggins3570 He's nowhere near as versatile as Beck.
He sounds like Brian setzer.
Love train kept a Rollin, regularly played here by both Yardbirds and Johnny Burnette.. brilliant and in the place we saw Billy Cobham a few years ago.
Certainly one of the best guitarists ever and a very gifted musician. One of a kind. RIP
And the Ronnie Scott club gig performances are one of his best recorded performances available. A must see and must hear for all Beck fans...and fans of great rock and roll. With Vinnie Caliuta and Tal Wilkenfeld. Excellent.
Darrel Higham , great rockabilly singer and a seriously great rockabilly guitarist himself when he has his Gretsch in his hands .
Love that Les Paul with the Bixby! And then, ...
That badass Tele.
That badass Gibson Les Paul hollow-body (?) - Hell, I don't know... I got a good acoustic, though!!!
That Fender Strat...
Lawdy! We could make a WHOLE NIGHT of this...
LMAO!!!!!!
Yeah. Don't forget... The whole band sounds GREAT. Major kudos to the Big Town Playboys vocalist. Perfect.
Sheeeeeit. Even the evening's host gets in on the action playing tenor sax! This is too cool!
And after all that? Jeff and his band play The. Best. Concert. You. Ever. Heard.
Quite a night!!
There are no Les Pauls in this video. The first guitar with the Bigsby is a Gretsch Duo jet, and the hollowbody was a Gibson ES-175.
Hi influencefrom day one when i saw and heard yardbirds is still HUGE..RIP JEFF BECK AND THANKS
Wow , the great Jeff Beck ! So sad he's not with us anymore !😭 Rip Jeff !
He's still with us
@@bak-mariterry5180 yes you're right !
@@route-ty2zr Thru YT and CD 💿 & Vinyl , his spirit will always be with us .
R.I.P. MISETRO JEFF . 🙏
No improvisation liké g
Jimi Hendrix live, It's so simple and monotony.. Some rockabilly whitout good guitar émotion and free feeling and good music...Mick Taylor was the master, Jimi Hendrix redoutable, Stevie Ray Monster of country music, Funk, rythm'blues, Soul music, hard Rock and, variety music liké Stelly Dan and commercial music liké bée-Gees etc To day Jeff Beck was variety musical, not original but very commercial...
,
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT MAKE'S JEFF ONE OF HE BEST GUITARIST ADAPTABILITY TO ALL STYLES. DENIEL EDWARDS GUITARIST.
THIS IS REAL MUSIC !!!!
I subscribed and liked the video ✌️ REST IN PEACE Jeff Beck 💔 🙏 😔 😢
Otis Gibbs sent me. Great stuff, R.I.P. Mr. Beck….🎸
Jam in peace, Maestro.🎶🎶🎶❤️🎶🎶🎶
Fantastic work by all Brian, Jeff, and especially the excellent rhythm section, without whom stardom would stay a dream..
So freaking good, thanks for sharing!
killer stuff right here!!!
Rest easy, brother. 🕊
RIP Jeff Beck.
Wow this was so good. Not just Jeff showing how to play the rockabilly/blues music of his youth, but accompanied by some great musicians. I really enjoyed that 👍🍷
Wow this is awesome, cannot believe I haven't seen this before
Put Jeff & Darryl together and you'll have a pure Rocking Rockabilly Dynamite ==> HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE!!
Man, guess Jeff Beck is one of a kind. No other guitar player could recreate those riffs "Galloping" Cliff Gallup recorded on Gene Vincent songs. Race with the Devil, Crazy Legs.
Darrel, you are my hero !
Jeff Beck had just about everything in his kitbag of guitar talent, and he could just pull it out as required.
vingt dioux, quel talent !!! c'est pas possible tout ce qu'il arrive à faire avec sa guitare !!! Amazing++++
There ain't no whammy in rockabilly! Beck is amazing playing it "straight"
This is even more precious now that he is gone....
Watch that kick drum extra beat intro at 6:02, it was great, go in about 5:55 Jeff looked back and I don't think it was a mistake, these guys are unbelievable.
Ive been lucky enough to have a pint with Jeff Beck and also met Daryl Higham. Both absolute gentlemen. This is note perfect to that first Gene Vincent L. P.
Oh wow.. how awesome
This must have been filmed on the same night that they filmed him with his regular band (with Vinny and Tal) ....... That's just so amazing !!!!!
Good call Eugene. It's also amazing how Jeff got the hollow body rockabilly sound out of his solid Les Paul style body, albiet with a Bigsby.