I'll be honest, I hadn't listened to Jeff Beck in 30+ years. What a shock. When I discovered him it was lp's and record players. Having access to video is so amazing. I'm very ill and this video made my day . you know, it's not his best, but it's his best lol!!
Its amazing how having Beck on stage really lights a fire in Ronnie and Keith's playing (especially Ronnie). Watching this footage really makes you miss Charlie too...his smiles are infectious.
My understanding was his style had a jazz swing so adjusting to Jeff was PRO.... might be a simpleton understanding of the rhythm section but just curious
Keith messing with Jeff during Ronnie's solo - priceless. Hard to believe Charlie and now Jeff are gone. RIP for two immensely different, but amazing talents.
I saw that at 4:30 - Keith shoving Jeff away. Jeff didn't miss a lick. And then the hug of affection at the end. As you said: "priceless". RIP, Jeff. And thank you for all the great music.
@@andrewciko8313Ronnie is an incredible musician who liked to party too much. Jeff was an incredible guitarist whose tone shifts were all based on his playing not special boxes. Keith is the worlds greatest rhythm guitarist and his songs are world class. He basically wrote Gimme Shelter by himself and in my opinion, the greatest rock song ever. It really captured the end of the 60’s vibe perfectly much as Hendrix at Woodstock nailed the state of America and the Vietnam debacle as well. Shalom
@@FreeMTrider, thank you, there is much I could add. One thing we need to take away from Jeffs demise is how life can be suddenly yanked away. Unfortunate for him and his family and friends. For us, sad but thank God he’s left us so much video with people of this caliber. The John McLaughlin videos are incredible. Stella by Starlight….etc. Shalom
@Juan Lopez: his bands always function at 120%, tight as a frog's ass but also loose, laughing & joking & goofing around. Part of the reason is that he picks the cream of the crop on every instrument: his drummers, kbds, & bass players have been phenomenal -- veterans of Zappa's bands, Mahavishnu, & other elite units. But mostly it's that he picks bandmates who get joy from playing, and particularly pulling off near-perfomances routinely.
@@monkabrahms7997 As an instrumental musician, sure. But Hendrix was a great songwriter, one of the best of the 60s, lyricist, and interesting singer. Stupid to compare, but we love to do it anyway!
Same here. Charlie was one of my favorites. Very unassuming yet a highly talented performing drummer. He wouldn't have stayed as a founding member of the Rolling Stones if he wasn't. RIP Charlie, we all miss you.
Everyone who is a fan of the British Blues/rock era, Hard rock, Fusion, Metal, or even just modern music history needs to own a copy of Jeff Beck's Truth album (July 1968). It is groundbreaking and timeless. Crank it all the way up.
I saw the Jeff Beck Group in Selkirk Church Hall in 1967. The line up was Rod Stewart, vocals, Ronnie Wood bass and Aynsley Dunbar on drums. They were doing small gigs in preparation for a tour of the States - I think it was to promote the "Truth" album. We were three students from Edinburgh university. For the locals it was a Saturday night dance. I don't think they knew what had hit them. We were the only ones who knew who was on stage. Jeff played so loudly that you couldn't hear Rod singing.
Correct brilliant albums he was one of the best no one will ever,sound like him again the man was just a brilliant guitarist rip jeff you always will be remembered had hours and hours of listening to you thanks rip
His tone was incredible. Anyone who can play Over the Rainbow and make it so gorgeous deserves to be on a pedestal. RIP Jeff Beck. You have a great musical legacy.
This is why I go to see live music. Not to see one player struggle to keep up with another, but to see someone who is absolutely on fire and never plays the same thing twice.
I love the fact that in the face of Jeff Beck, Keith Richards (whom I love) has no idea what he's supposed to do. Ronnie plays with him, but Keith is like, "Um... maybe this chord?"
Going Down is a standard staple for blues jams-Keith knows what he's doing-Jeff is simply soloing all over te place but the accompaniment doesn't change
Have you ever looked at Keiths hands! He's practically crippled. His left hand is permanently shaped like he is holding a barre chord! That was the most single notes in a row I've seen him play. I was impressed. Haha.
@@petetavera3782 that's right. A few years ago Rolling Stone had a picture of about 10 of the best living rock guitarists together at some gathering...Keiths hands looked centuries older than the others. Ha! Like Neanderthal hands.
Mick was playing a lot with Beck almost in the eighties, recorded two solo albums with him, they played together for Obama at White house, they even covered live Foxy Lady pretty well at LA Country Club 1987 (on youtube)
Absolutely magnificent! R.I.P to the greatest guitar player of all time, Jeff Beck. Im utterly devastated at his passing. Jeff will be greatly missed as the genius musician he is and a truly wonderful and humble man.
I'm with you. Remember the first time we heard Shapes of Things? ..and then Happenings Ten Years Time Ago?? We were listening to our future. Just another couple of mind blowing tunes along with all the other amazing songs and bands that came around every week for that incredible era. We were so lucky to be there. It was golden.
Oh so much guitar goodness in one moment. Thank God we have these videos. Wish I could've been backstage that night. Jeff I'm so sad you left us too damned soon, my brother. I'm crushed.
This is a musical reunion of sorts... Ronnie was the bassist in the original Jeff Beck Group, the heaviest of the heavy rock bands to emerge in the late 60s, and one of the best live bands of all time, as graffiti on the stair case walls of the old Boston Tea Party would attest - "Beck is god is Beck." True words.
What if Jeff Beck had joined the Stones band?? Holy Shite! This is awesome! Rest in peace to one of the greatest most innovative guitarists in history! We love and miss you Jeff!
Two rock legends no longer with us here. Hard to cope with the fact that Charlie and Jeff are not with us anymore. This video just reminded me of an incredible night in 1968, at the California Ballroom in Dunstable (of all places) when Jeff and Ronnie Wood were playing together along with Rod Stewart in Jeff’s group.
This is a very sad day of the music world...such a big loss. Thank you for everything! Rest In Peace Jeff Beck🕊 The uncopyable 🎸💜 (BIG UP for share btw!) ✌
Rock God is not enough for this great Man, Jeff Beck he was modest and liked the simpler things in life could easily have been a Rolling Stone but did things his way and didn't want all that commitment, right from the Yardbirds Days.
I was 17. It was Bicentennial 1976 summer getting high on OG real Columbian hanging out in the woods sitting on The Log listening to Blow by Blow and Wired on Chris's boom box. It was the age of Camelot and we had no clue. There was virtuoso Jeff Beck and never will there be another like him. Rock on, mate.
I saw Jeff in Detroit..1975….I saved up some Thai stick..especially for the gig…for a couple of weeks!…Got stoned and de-throned watching Beck in the balcony of Cobo Hall…
awesome. I was a Beck fan from the Yardbirds and got to see him play live with the Jeff beck Group in 1969 in Toronto when Ron Wood was his bass guitarist and Rod Stewart was his lead singer, Truth is an awesome album. Got inspired to go see him last October 2022 in Toronto and so glad I did. RIP maestro.
The Stones and Jeff Beck =Masterpiece playing and performing 🎉🎉 They are definitely hitting on all cylinders 🎉🎉 They came in hot 🔥 and they are sounding bad ass🎉🎉
@@manuela-6998 Eh sì Cara Manuela, un altro GRANDE della MUSICA È andato in CIELO ma la Sua bravura eccezionale, straordinaria, rimarrà per sempre con noi su questo POVERO PIANETA che sembrerà più gradevole riascoltando e rivedendo questo ARTISTA FANTASTICO !!! Questa è IMMORTALITÀ !!! Ciao 🖐️😘🌹🙋
One off one of the best no one again will sound like jeff so much controlled volume and whammy bar great live sad loss rip jeff shocked and so many others god bless to his family always be remembered as one of the greatest players ever
Jeff Beck...Incredible. RIP Guitar Maestro. Every time I here storm thunder I'll think of Jeff moving and shaking furniture upstairs with his guitar wailing.
Thank you for sharing this. Whenever Jeff was on stage, everybody had to be on their toes so as not to be left in his shadow. Jeff and Ronnie are just magical together. RIP Mr Beck..
More like Jeff and Keith are in the ionosphere and Ronnie ,well at least he is at treetop level ..lol lol .Like Johnny Depp, Ronnie can barely play guitar.
one jam 's fantastic! the fusion JEFF BECK and ROLLING STONES is one true very good moment instrumental !!! charlie r.i.p.and jeff beck , two legends high level in paradise stars➕🔥
Such a superinvitation to Jeff Beck. I went to the kitchen finnishing my cooking listening like you listen to the operator of time in the phone. Then I heard the blues, in same tune I had to go back to the screen and guess who it was? Keith !!!
Jeff Beck is like putting a blower on a V8. Increased. mind blowing power. Gave the Stones a whole new level of awesomeness. RIP to truly on of the greats.
with all due respect, but I think even jeff beck would disagree with that statement. meanwhile, it was jimi himself who, when once asked in an interview how it felt to be the greatest living guitarist, he jokingly quipped ""I dunno, you `d have to ask rory gallagher".
@@barry1369 maybe, although I doubt that: I`m pretty sure there are some artists that actually believe their own hubris. my point was something else; the fact that in the creative arts, there simply is no "best": van gogh or leonardo? picasso or rembrandt? hendrix or beck? holdsworth or wes montgomery? these kind of qualitative applications are simply out of place.
Beck is a monster player. I see so many guitarists in his playing... meaning they all are using many parts of his style and technique. This includes Jimmy and Walsh and Slash and Eddie and Page and even Stevie.
Who else is binging as many Jeff Beck videos as possible?
I'll be honest, I hadn't listened to Jeff Beck in 30+ years. What a shock. When I discovered him it was lp's and record players. Having access to video is so amazing. I'm very ill and this video made my day . you know, it's not his best, but it's his best lol!!
That would be me!
Me too!
👍
Affirmative ✌🏻🎸
Its amazing how having Beck on stage really lights a fire in Ronnie and Keith's playing (especially Ronnie). Watching this footage really makes you miss Charlie too...his smiles are infectious.
My understanding was his style had a jazz swing so adjusting to Jeff was PRO.... might be a simpleton understanding of the rhythm section but just curious
Woody played bass in the Jeff Beck Group in the late 60s.
they are better than air.
That's because they know that they're going up against some serious competition. 🎸
Keef can’t be lit doesn’t have chops
When one of the greatest rock bands of all time is acutely aware that they are in the presence of a whole other level of greatness.
SO RIGHT
Keith and Ronnie looking like schoolboys in the presence of the master!
@@louisianasouthern_reverend6916 exactly! Ronie and Keith look a bit shy to play with Jef Beck, monster!
fukinnn skeletons
... they don't really know what to do with Jeff - at least they stay out of his way. Wish he wuda cut loose some more
Keith messing with Jeff during Ronnie's solo - priceless. Hard to believe Charlie and now Jeff are gone. RIP for two immensely different, but amazing talents.
I saw that at 4:30 - Keith shoving Jeff away. Jeff didn't miss a lick. And then the hug of affection at the end. As you said: "priceless". RIP, Jeff. And thank you for all the great music.
See how focused Mick, Keith and Ronnie are!!!!!!!!. To have such a genius on their stage, it's like "an old boys club" R.I.P Legend Jeff Beck🎸😢🙏💎
Yep & they all know who the Big Dog is too.
@@andrewciko8313Ronnie is an incredible musician who liked to party too much. Jeff was an incredible guitarist whose tone shifts were all based on his playing not special boxes. Keith is the worlds greatest rhythm guitarist and his songs are world class. He basically wrote Gimme Shelter by himself and in my opinion, the greatest rock song ever. It really captured the end of the 60’s vibe perfectly much as Hendrix at Woodstock nailed the state of America and the Vietnam debacle as well. Shalom
@@michaelbrickley2443 very well put. We will never have a group of those players again.
@@FreeMTrider, thank you, there is much I could add. One thing we need to take away from Jeffs demise is how life can be suddenly yanked away. Unfortunate for him and his family and friends. For us, sad but thank God he’s left us so much video with people of this caliber. The John McLaughlin videos are incredible. Stella by Starlight….etc. Shalom
Stones once tried to get Beck to join the band permanently.
Ronnie is having a blast, and Keef is hanging on for dear life
yeah, he,s lost
Has anyone realized that everyone's best live performance is when Jeff plays....?? RIP....champ.🙏🙏🙏🙏
He comes the table and ups the ante the moment his ass hits the seat.
@@davidkopec9442 Ues indeed,Well said David. Hope you and your fsmily,Have a Great 2023.!!👉☝🎸🎶🙏🏼⭐😇🌎🌍🌏
Even Charlie sounds like Bonham!
@Juan Lopez: his bands always function at 120%, tight as a frog's ass but also loose, laughing & joking & goofing around. Part of the reason is that he picks the cream of the crop on every instrument: his drummers, kbds, & bass players have been phenomenal -- veterans of Zappa's bands, Mahavishnu, & other elite units. But mostly it's that he picks bandmates who get joy from playing, and particularly pulling off near-perfomances routinely.
When a guy like Beck steps in it raises everyones game. He is the best guitarist that ever lived...
It's clear how amazed the guys are of Beck! This is priceless!!! RIP, Jeff Beck. We lost you way too soon - you will be sorely missed....
Jeff could have played with the Stones at the beginning of the band. Guess he just didn't want to.
Jeff Beck was simply unique! For me, after Hendrix, he was the best of them all.
I will miss him!
RIP
I agree For me after Hendrix he was the best of them all.Lucky to have seen him live twice.🤍💚💗💗💛❤❤❤🩹
Nah I'll take Jeff over hendrix
@@monkabrahms7997 As an instrumental musician, sure. But Hendrix was a great songwriter, one of the best of the 60s, lyricist, and interesting singer.
Stupid to compare, but we love to do it anyway!
@@monkabrahms7997 You can have both actually 🙂
Jeff was light years ahead of Hendrix on technique. He couldn't not be, he had 50 years more practice.
Rest in peace, Jeff Beck, you were great
Have you ever seen Charlie smile so much,says it all.
RIP
I noticed that as well
Same here. Charlie was one of my favorites. Very unassuming yet a highly talented performing drummer. He wouldn't have stayed as a founding member of the Rolling Stones if he wasn't. RIP Charlie, we all miss you.
RIP Charlie and Jeff. Dearly missed peerless talents. The world is getting a more lonely place as the years go by and our heroes pass.
Well said, we all miss these two legends.
JEFF BECK played with so many different people such a Fantastic GUITARIST 🎸 the Best EVER GUITARIST
People copy Jimi and EVH. Not so with Jeff Beck. One of a kind
Everyone who is a fan of the British Blues/rock era, Hard rock, Fusion, Metal, or even just modern music history needs to own a copy of Jeff Beck's Truth album (July 1968). It is groundbreaking and timeless. Crank it all the way up.
And share it with the neighborhood.
"Over here."
Blew us all away when it first came out!
2 other amazing ones are "Blow by Blow" 1975 and "Wired" 1976. Both are phenomenal
@@bak-mariterry5180 And get evicted by your landlord.
@@pawelpap9 HAha! Thx for well-needed chuckle. (R.I.P. El Maestro.)
The joy of playing with their great old friend just shines through.
Jeff absolutely took control there, you can see the respect the others had for him!
I don’t know what Jeff Beck’s IQ was but he was absolute genius on the guitar
He had maximal GQ for sure🎸🧠🤯🤩
You don't what?
Beck could make it sound like he was using a slide with the way he used a whammy bar. I have never seen anyone else do that.
And what is your QI?
@@olivier7660 mine is below average. I’d bet Jeff’s was significantly higher than mine. Yours probably is as well
RIP Jeff Beck. One And Only, Great Guitar Master.
I saw the Jeff Beck Group in Selkirk Church Hall in 1967. The line up was Rod Stewart, vocals, Ronnie Wood bass and Aynsley Dunbar on drums. They were doing small gigs in preparation for a tour of the States - I think it was to promote the "Truth" album. We were three students from Edinburgh university. For the locals it was a Saturday night dance. I don't think they knew what had hit them. We were the only ones who knew who was on stage. Jeff played so loudly that you couldn't hear Rod singing.
The most innovative guitarist I ever heard.Blow By Blow and Wired changed the way I believed what a guitarist could do.Monster guitarist and musician.
Correct brilliant albums he was one of the best no one will ever,sound like him again the man was just a brilliant guitarist rip jeff you always will be remembered had hours and hours of listening to you thanks rip
plus add thruth to at one
Keef, Ronnie and Jeff Beck playing together 😄😄 a special treat for my ears 🎹🎶🎵🎼
Keith played there? 😂
Sensational!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stones and Jeff Beck! Rock´n´Roll!!!!!!!!!!! Porra!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Blues world has lost a legend today. RIP Jeff Beck and thanks for the music.
The entire music world
The one and only Jeff Beck! May he R.I.P. What a talent.
Uncopyable
Love the smiles on everyone's faces. Especially the band leader Mr Charlie Watts!
His tone was incredible. Anyone who can play Over the Rainbow and make it so gorgeous deserves to be on a pedestal. RIP Jeff Beck. You have a great musical legacy.
How about him playing "How Far is the Moon" with Imelda May on vocals?
This is why I go to see live music. Not to see one player struggle to keep up with another, but to see someone who is absolutely on fire and never plays the same thing twice.
I love the fact that in the face of Jeff Beck, Keith Richards (whom I love) has no idea what he's supposed to do. Ronnie plays with him, but Keith is like, "Um... maybe this chord?"
Going Down is a standard staple for blues jams-Keith knows what he's doing-Jeff is simply soloing all over te place but the accompaniment doesn't change
Keef is giving Jeff his space to do his thing.
Have you ever looked at Keiths hands! He's practically crippled. His left hand is permanently shaped like he is holding a barre chord! That was the most single notes in a row I've seen him play. I was impressed. Haha.
Keith get's by in his own inimitable way. But he knows as far as lead playing...he's gonna take a back seat here.
@@petetavera3782 that's right. A few years ago Rolling Stone had a picture of about 10 of the best living rock guitarists together at some gathering...Keiths hands looked centuries older than the others. Ha! Like Neanderthal hands.
I´m glad Rolling Stones played with Jeff Beck
Mick was playing a lot with Beck almost in the eighties, recorded two solo albums with him, they played together for Obama at White house, they even covered live Foxy Lady pretty well at LA Country Club 1987 (on youtube)
RIP Jeff Beck. A true guitar hero ❤️
Jeff, there has been no one like you. Sonic mastery on the stratocastery. Godspeed.
When asked to join the stones he said “I’m not a Rolling Stone, I’m Jeff Beck”❤️
RIP Jeff. One of One. Gone but never forgotten.
Absolutely magnificent! R.I.P to the greatest guitar player of all time, Jeff Beck. Im utterly devastated at his passing. Jeff will be greatly missed as the genius musician he is and a truly wonderful and humble man.
Jeff Beck is up there with the greats like Hendrix and Buchanan. RIP.
Lucky to have scratched around on this earth for 69 years,blessed that JB WAS IN MY EARS for most of them.
I scratched around for 69 years too. We had the best music on God's green earth.
I'm with you. Remember the first time we heard Shapes of Things? ..and then Happenings Ten Years Time Ago?? We were listening to our future. Just another couple of mind blowing tunes along with all the other amazing songs and bands that came around every week for that incredible era. We were so lucky to be there. It was golden.
@@namcat53AMEN! Brother!😮😮
Oh so much guitar goodness in one moment. Thank God we have these videos. Wish I could've been backstage that night. Jeff I'm so sad you left us too damned soon, my brother. I'm crushed.
This is a musical reunion of sorts... Ronnie was the bassist in the original Jeff Beck Group, the heaviest of the heavy rock bands to emerge in the late 60s, and one of the best live bands of all time, as graffiti on the stair case walls of the old Boston Tea Party would attest - "Beck is god is Beck." True words.
Jeff Beck was another of the few guitarists that you could pick out instantly by the sound of his playing. He was amazing. Can’t believe he’s gone.
R.I P. One of the greats!
That was a great guestperformance. Jeff will be missed...
Beck was just genius. Many guitarist have a “voice”. Jeffs was so unmistakable and no one was like him in the least. True pioneer.
What if Jeff Beck had joined the Stones band?? Holy Shite! This is awesome! Rest in peace to one of the greatest most innovative guitarists in history! We love and miss you Jeff!
He was invited, but turned it down. Good thing, too, for all concerned. The Stones got a very good guitarist, and Jeff went on to his own greatness
RIP Jeff , RIP Charlie , merci pour vos passions et contributions talentueuses au monde de la musique .
Jeff giving Keith and Ronnie a guitar lesson.
Probably wouldn’t give Mick Taylor much of one !
Yes, not much of one, but one nonetheless.@@SpookyFox1000
Though I found Ronnies solo much more tasteful
So sorry your gone, been a fan for over 50 years and will miss you till I’m gone ❤
I feel lucky to have seen all of these guys live over the years. Jeff Beck was my very first concert back in the 70s.
Saw the Stones. Never saw Beck
Ain't nobody that rocks like Jeff Beck. What an absolute master !
Thank you for the memories Mr. Beck.
Jeff Beck absolutely dominating the stage. As a guitarist, my heart is still broken over his passing. 😢
I saw you in Bogotá Colombia few years ago, great guitarist, one of the best RIP
Two rock legends no longer with us here. Hard to cope with the fact that Charlie and Jeff are not with us anymore. This video just reminded me of an incredible night in 1968, at the California Ballroom in Dunstable (of all places) when Jeff and Ronnie Wood were playing together along with Rod Stewart in Jeff’s group.
Would have loved to have seen the original Jeff Beck group!
This is a very sad day of the music world...such a big loss. Thank you for everything!
Rest In Peace Jeff Beck🕊 The uncopyable 🎸💜 (BIG UP for share btw!) ✌
Rock God is not enough for this great Man, Jeff Beck he was modest and liked the simpler things in life could easily have been a Rolling Stone but did things his way and didn't want all that commitment, right from the Yardbirds Days.
R.I.P JEFF! One of a kind .....with a sound and feel that gave shivers.....
I was 17. It was Bicentennial 1976 summer getting high on OG real Columbian hanging out in the woods sitting on The Log listening to Blow by Blow and Wired on Chris's boom box. It was the age of Camelot and we had no clue. There was virtuoso Jeff Beck and never will there be another like him. Rock on, mate.
I saw Jeff in Detroit..1975….I saved up some Thai stick..especially for the gig…for a couple of weeks!…Got stoned and de-throned watching Beck in the balcony of Cobo Hall…
awesome. I was a Beck fan from the Yardbirds and got to see him play live with the Jeff beck Group in 1969 in Toronto when Ron Wood was his bass guitarist and Rod Stewart was his lead singer, Truth is an awesome album. Got inspired to go see him last October 2022 in Toronto and so glad I did. RIP maestro.
Saw him in Boston with the Jeff Beck Group in 1969. Don't forget that the immortal Nicky Hopkins was on the keyboards, too!
The Stones and Jeff Beck =Masterpiece playing and performing 🎉🎉 They are definitely hitting on all cylinders 🎉🎉 They came in hot 🔥 and they are sounding bad ass🎉🎉
Sad News Tears in my eyes 👁️👁️😥😪 Rest in Peace GREAT JEFF BECK 💔 Now YOU playng in Heaven 🌌✨🌟💫✨✨⭐🌌🎶🎶🎵
Si molto triste 😢💔💜👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻🎸
@@manuela-6998 Eh sì Cara Manuela, un altro GRANDE della MUSICA È andato in CIELO ma la Sua bravura eccezionale, straordinaria, rimarrà per sempre con noi su questo POVERO PIANETA che sembrerà più gradevole riascoltando e rivedendo questo ARTISTA FANTASTICO !!! Questa è IMMORTALITÀ !!! Ciao 🖐️😘🌹🙋
@@marisavalenzisi4712 ciao cara Marisa 💕
Marvellous. What a band.
One of the greatest playing with one of the best bands. RIP Jeff.
I always thought he was on the Mount Rushmore of guitarists . This is awesome , also check his version of A Day In The Life .
One off one of the best no one again will sound like jeff so much controlled volume and whammy bar great live sad loss rip jeff shocked and so many others god bless to his family always be remembered as one of the greatest players ever
3 guitar greats in one show. Wonderful!
Jeff Beck...Incredible. RIP Guitar Maestro. Every time I here storm thunder I'll think of Jeff moving and shaking furniture upstairs with his guitar wailing.
Thank you for sharing this. Whenever Jeff was on stage, everybody had to be on their toes so as not to be left in his shadow.
Jeff and Ronnie are just magical together.
RIP Mr Beck..
jeff ronnie and rod was good
Great Jeff Beck 👉💯🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Love him from Yardbirds🎸🌟🎸.. One of the greatest guitar player ever...R. I. P. maestro 🎸🙏❤️🙏🎸🌟
✨️✨️✨️✨️♥️🎸🎸🌺ciao TANJA -
That was Stupendous! What a lucky audience, a real once in a lifetime treat!? 😊😊😊😊😊🙂 Thanks for letting us all see this, it's real musical gold 🥇🪙💛🌟
Jeff Beck blasts the Rolling Stones off stage, that was incredible 👏👏👏👏👏😎🎵🎸
Totally noticed how they only had for ONE song, lest the Stones become the Jeff Beck backing band!
More like Jeff and Keith are in the ionosphere and Ronnie ,well at least he is at treetop level ..lol lol .Like Johnny Depp, Ronnie can barely play guitar.
RIP Jeff..... what a legend!
An absolute one of a kind!! We will miss you. 💔
Love the way Ronnie and Jeff jam together - Friends from way back
Oh my God Jeff it’s so freaking freaking amazing on guitar that it’s indescribable. He makes each note sound like magic ❤️
RIP 🙏 My condolences to the family and all of his friends. Jeff Beck did everything his way
one jam 's fantastic! the fusion JEFF BECK and ROLLING STONES is one true very good moment instrumental !!! charlie r.i.p.and jeff beck , two legends high level in paradise stars➕🔥
Such a superinvitation to Jeff Beck. I went to the kitchen finnishing my cooking listening like you listen to the operator of time in the phone. Then I heard the blues, in same tune I had to go back to the screen and guess who it was? Keith !!!
Like having Mozart show up at the local piano bar. Jeff Beck : a beautiful comet against the stars 🌟
That was beautiful! Thank you!
Jeff Beck.R.I.P.One of the Greatest Guitarist, Of All Time.Thank you for your music.A True Legend. You will be greatly missed.🎸☝⭐💫
Jeff Ronnie and Keith! three of the best ever!
Hallelujah we love Beck so!
Great Combination with Jeff Beck
Jeff Beck is like putting a blower on a V8. Increased. mind blowing power. Gave the Stones a whole new level of awesomeness.
RIP to truly on of the greats.
Richards schooled by Beck. No ego. Jeff is God.
Keith Richards non sapeva nemmeno che pesci prendere accanto a Beck
@@RayCorio84
Taking nothing from Jeff but Keith is Keith- catalog speaks from themselves
It’s great to see these R&R guys enjoying playing together they are all so terrific. Came here to watch Jeff ….WOW ❤🙏
RIP jeff. god damn this one hits hard.
Hard times indeed, but we have amazing memories of his talent
Truly! I'm 75, listening to him live playing "A Day In The Life", tears in my eyes. Gone too soon.
Another genius performance by this wizard...he will be sorely missed. This is a huge loss. 😿💙🎸✌
THAT'S THE MISSING STONE, RIP JEFF.
The greatest guitarist of all time
By far,the best
with all due respect, but I think even jeff beck would disagree with that statement. meanwhile, it was jimi himself who, when once asked in an interview
how it felt to be the greatest living guitarist, he jokingly quipped ""I dunno, you `d have to ask rory gallagher".
@@donkeyshot8472 no believes they are that good. You are your own worst critic
@@barry1369 maybe, although I doubt that: I`m pretty sure there are some artists that actually believe their own hubris. my point was something else;
the fact that in the creative arts, there simply is no "best": van gogh or leonardo? picasso or rembrandt? hendrix or beck? holdsworth or wes
montgomery? these kind of qualitative applications are simply out of place.
@@donkeyshot8472 Rory was great,indeed. Jeff Beck was otherworldly
What an absolutely amazing performance!! Thank you for posting!
Ron Wood used to play bass in the Jeff Beck group back in the 60s.
Beck is a monster player. I see so many guitarists in his playing... meaning they all are using many parts of his style and technique. This includes Jimmy and Walsh and Slash and Eddie and Page and even Stevie.
Especially Eddie.
This was awesome! Such a huge loss..R.I.P. JEFF BECK
Ronnie and Keith are like, wow let me stay out of the way and just keep the rhythm. No one is at that level
RIP, I was at that show...unforgetable..
Rest In Peace Mr. Jeff Beck!
0:46 look at top left, you can see Charlie smiling :) RIP Charlie + Jeff
Jeff Beck, eine tolle Gitarrenbereicherung..Wahnsin, n, dieser Sound hier.....bin begeistert....meisterhafte Vorfuehrung.......🎶🎼🎵🎸🎸🎸🎼🎤🎶🔝👏...
RIP Jeff Beck
@@EdBmusic1 Er war mir leider nicht bekannt....ich google mal...das interessiert mich...und DANKE...
@@EdBmusic1 Oh, das tut mir sehr leid...das hab ich nicht gewusst.....Ruhe sanft in Frieden 🙏 🌹🌹🌹🎸...
Jeff Beck R.I.P. Best Gitarre 🎸🎸🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏