Jeff was almost beside himself when Rod showed up. Such a natural. Rod never sounded better than when he sang with Jeff or with Faces. Jeff Beck makes everything he does, no matter how imaginative, look simply effortless. He let the sound of his guitar be the draw, not himself.
Was Stewart a surprise guest? Beck seemed genuinely surprised when he looked and saw Rod there. Maybe he's just an emotional man. Learning Mr Beck passed a few days ago has left me shocked. I followed the 2022 summer tour of UK and American he seemed a picture of health. Strong, energic, muscular 78 yr young,. Certainly wouldn't know his age by the way he performed, his interviews. The tour ended Nov 2022 and two months later he's left us. Unbelievable. My sincerest condolences to he wife, family and friends.
It was a surprise only to the audience at the El Rey on Wilshire in LA. Jeff & Rod had a rehearsal, though to their credit it sure felt spontaneous. Unfortunately I went the next night, so I missed this magical moment. People in line on my night had heard about Rod’s appearance and we were hoping for a repeat performance, but someone in the know said “John Mayer tonight.” Sure enough, it was.
When I feel disconnected from the world and myself, I watch this moment. And I cannot help but be touched and have a tear in the eye. Rest In Peace, Geoffrey Arnold Beck.
Tai is back there shaking her head: "41 years old? I wasn't even born then and here I am now playing with these legends." Must be an incredible feeling.
I posted PEOPLE GET READY on MYSPACE two days before Easter never DREAMING I would witness this pairing a few short days later. I was nearly moved to tears . Now I know exactly how Kurt Warner felt when he won the SUPERBOWL . THANK YOU JESUS , JEFF , & ROD
There is something very comforting watching Jeff Beck play live. There is always the chance of something that you've never heard before but never with the worry of a screw up. He is just soooo familiar with his instrument a true artist that's a joy to hear.
That "dancing on the knifeedge"-thing is why I had to not listen to Jeff for a while. He made me so uncomfortable as a guitarist and listener; how the hell did he transform an atonal fluke to a perfect new lick that no-one knew how to recreate? I got Jeff Beck'ed.
These 2 guys have always been a dynamic duo onstage together!! Rod Stewart's got an incredible voice, and you couldn't ask to be onstage with any better pure guitarist than Jeff Beck. Thanks for sharing this. Great performance!!
I saw them at the local dance in Boston (Lincolnshire) in 1967, Rod was unknown then and Jeff had only recently left the Yardbirds, Jeff was great then and he has only got better
I am so glad I was not there. If Rod Stewart came onto the stage and sang this, unexpected, I would have had such a joy that I would have probably gotten arrested. This Stewart/Beck version of this Curtis Mayfield's song is my fav. I have been a paid musician for 48 years (bass player) and this just gives me goose bumps on the outside and on the inside. Just love this. The studio version was a creation beyond words. GB you all. Bru
It would be totally worth getting arrested! When you go before the judge, just tell him you got a little too excited at a Beck show when Rod Stewart did a surprise walkon. "Case dismissed!"
I was lucky enough to see the original Jeff Beck Group loads of times at the Manor House in the 60s. I saw Hendrix, Cream, Fleetwood Mac, Ten Years After, etc. but these were the greatest!
I agree, isn't it amazing how the singers get knighthoods but not the brilliant guitarists. Jeff Beck is amazing. I also like Keith Richards who is fantastic, both brilliant guitarists but different.
To me what's the worst is I always said one day I would go to see Jeff Beck perform live😢. That one day never came because life got in the way 💔🕊️ not seeing him will be one of my biggest regrets. RIP
Yeaaaaah! I was there. 20 ft from stage left side. Yep, the expression was there, he was surprised when RS showed up. Regardless, the show was owned by JB. As always Jeff was totally mind blowing. THE BEST Axe man there is.
I got to see Jeff and Rod in the ‘Truth’ tour at the Rockpile in Toronto I think it was 1968. Was amazing and loudest band next to Iron Butterfly I ever saw.
Music is the key that can unlock one's inner feeling(s) that reside in some cases, dormant in our souls till that combination of melodic genius meets the refined precision of a master such as Jeff Beck.🎸 He has the ability to reach deep into our souls, and touch parts hitherto unknown. It's an awakening of spirit to be sure, what we choose to do with this gift of course is up to us. Appreciate, share, marvel at his use of time and space, how he shapes the very essence of each thought, and can transfer his gift to everyone.🎸 Some of us are more fortunate than others, when we can connect with him on a different plain, where he bridges that gulf of time and space, it is a true connection, that we are powerless to control, we revel in every moment, the cadence, the tenor, the timbre of each note can take us to another dimension. 🎸 My heart and soul become one during this embrace, and the feeling is one of pure delight. Thank you Jeff, when you gear up, there truly is a disturbance in the force, and it is heavenly, sublime. Rest In Peace in God's grace, my friend, you are truly missed.🎸
Great articulation in your commentary!...Beck could reboot your soul with one note...and also, he could fix your old car!...This guy was such an everyman...who just happened to be some kind of genius guitar player!
Great composition by Rod Stewart's awesome voice plus Jeff Beck's master- guitar talking a sweet sound! They don't do music like this much anymore folks! These are True Artists!
Curtis Mayfield wrote "People Get Ready" & Willie Dixon wrote "I Ain't Superstitious". Jeff & Rod recorded that song in 1968, when "Rod the Mod" was lead singer on The Jeff Beck Group's first album, "Truth".
Saw,these Guys on the first U.S. Tour in N.Y. after The "Truth" record came out .They were a bit raw but feel it was a definite historic time . Not many Musicians have the lasting Passion, individual super Creativity like Jeff. It's innate . The, other Band I was fortunate to see at Carnegie Hall was w/ Cozy Powell the Great -the Rough & Ready group .They were so Tight , & did both albums back to back.These ,days are gone but Legends do Live On/ God Blessed Jeff Beck. and I miss Him Yes.
Saw The Jeff Beck Group at the Shrine Auditorium in L.A. while Ten Years After opened and the Moody Blues went on next unknown Rod was walking around in the audience not but a few feet away. After that night never forgot Rod or the Jeff Beck group. Amazing $3.00 TO GET IN.
@@dannyoneil5058 I'd say the closest contemporary Beck had in his age range would've been Gary Moore. SRV was a beast, but he wasn't around long enough for us to find out where he would've gone. Jeff Beck went so far down his own rabbit hole that he basically invented a new way to think about the whammy bar. The way I think of it is that SRV was the final evolution of the Albert King influence, while Jeff Beck is more of the starting point for the shredder generation. Both great players, definitely could hang. The Albert King influence isn't a slight either, Hendrix was clearly a huge fan too by his bending/licks.
Amazing performance...and great band featuring Tal Wilkenfeld on bass. RIP Jeff Beck...greatest tone, articulation, and note placement of all time. No one can sound like Jeff Beck.
Agreed, a great band. But as well as Tal, how about some kudos for Vinnie Colaiuta and Jason Rebello. So sad about Jeff. I'm sure he still had a great amount of incredible music to give to us.
@@cliffwheeler7357 The fact that he stuck around for 50 years after Hendrix died, and kept on improving, all the way!...you gotta give it up for Jeff...he gave it up for all of us, for all those years!
If I really want to hear Stewart sing I put on a Faces album and get my groove on. Beck on the other hand has never lost a bit of that original fire and is one of the few cats from the old days still creating fresh inspiring music.
I was on stage with them, as their groovy chick. Their 1st trip to U.S. & gig was a Florida amusement park. Whole concert! My date "Ritchie Hippie" knew the drummer. Reward if you find foto I'm in. 1969 Summer of Love! - Jan Naxon, U. of Miami student. Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart and a drummer. Hung out backstage & hotel lobby. Date took me back to my dorm. I
Hello 👋 Jan. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
Well, I adored John Denver! And, I've skied a few slopes- Aspen 1, Breckenridge, etc. John Denver donned his boots at bench beside me! @@markclifford1857
One of the all time great guitar players, it's funny that when they have lists of the all time greats, the people they put ahead of Jeff, it's comical, Keith Richards ahead of Jeff Beck, come on.
@@johndunn4162 Hendrix not in that group? But I totally agree about Beck. He’s so overlooked and if you ask people like Page or Brian May they think Jeff’s on an entirely different level than even themselves.
Jeff has a really good tone here on People get Ready (he almost always did) and such subtle playing, just beautiful. And Rod sounds great too, RIP Jeff thanks for all the great music.
Merci Jeff de nous avoir régalé durant toutes ces années ! Tu resteras un grand parmi les grands immortels ! que l'amour de tes fans t'accompagne encore longtemps ! Restent tes notes colorées , endiablées et magiques pour apaiser notre peine ! j'entends comme un grondement de moteur ! tu es parti trop vite ...
To have been a fly on the wall. When I first hear Jeff with the Yardbirds I said, "WHOA!" But when he came out with his TRUTH album I was completely blown away! HE'S THE INDISPUTABLE MASTER OF GUITARISTS!
Jeff some of my best memories are firmly connected with you and they will remain so forever. I know someday in eternity we will see each other again. 🙂🥲
Although Jeff has a reputation for not suffering those who don't have their chops together, he has shown himself quite willing to boost the careers of those he feels meet his standards, regardless of gender, etc. Tal was probably twenty in this clip, but she looks fifteen, but she certainly holds her own with these old dogs. She's a talent--let's wish her, and look forward to a long productive career.
Bob Seger had covered "People Get Ready", planning to release it on his next record. Legend has it, he played it for Rod, who then recorded it, and Seger being notorious for taking forever working on his music, was beat to the punch by Stewart. Being a super Seger nut...I suppose I forgive "The Bod"... because this version is magical. 🌟
Hello 👋 Dear. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
God Bless you, Jeff Beck, for teaching us how you could make a guitar sing. You’ve been one of the greatest guitarist for so many of my years. May you rest in peace as you go onto your next adventure!♥️🥂🌈🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hello 👋 Steph. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
Truth was one of the first albums I bought when I was a lad - always thought this group was an extraordinary collection of talent. Great to see this - thanks.
Jimmy Page calls you a six string warrior. I think of you as a god From the time you first started the band, you were a guitar kid's admiration at that time. When I saw your live performance at the sports arena in Osaka, I was moved and shaken. Your death is truly a shock and very sad. Jeff, thank you so much for letting us hear your wonderful music. In heaven jam with John Bonham, Charlie Watts, Phil Lynott, Gary Moore, John Lennon, Michael Jackson and Wolfgang Amazeus Mozart forever. Peacefully. . thank you.
I grew up with Beck and Stewart. When they parted ways, I followed Beck. The man's innovation continued on while Stewart, although popular went more traditional.
May Jeff Beck rest forever in the Peace and Joy of the Lord God in Heaven..! Among all the Great Guitarists of his true Renaissance Generation... Jeff Beck, from the perspective of 'innovation' alone, which itself could never shine without other great skills on the instrument... is rightly 'home' within and among the Echelon of the Greatest Guitarists of All TIME..!
Way back in the 60's Rod was the vocalist in the Jeff Beck Group with Ronnie Wood and Nicky Hopkins on keyboards, check out their 2 great albums,'Truth' and 'Beckola',you won't regret it,they are still 2 of my all time favourites,and they are over 50 years old!!!!
An unbelievable "rare moment" to see and hear two legends: Jeff Beck an incredible guitarist and Rod Stewart a vocalist who gets better with age like fine champagne!
I just missed that moment yesterday!! at Holliwood Bowl. Didn't make it to the show due to mechanical failures during our 4 hr drive to LA....go figure!!! :(
God, this took me back. To August 19th 1967. The California Ballroom, Dunstable, England. With a few friends. I was there for one of the earliest gigs by the Jeff Beck Group. Jeff on guitar, Rod Stewart vocals, Ronnie Wood(later to join the Faces with Rod, and then the Stones) on bass, and the thunderous drums of Mickey Waller. They played two sets of half an hour each, and were paid £115 (about $140). I've never forgotten that night. It was incredible and under the low ceiling of the ballroom, f**king LOUD. Jeff arrived for the gig in a bright pink Chevrolet Corvette with Rod, it was all so Rock n' Roll. And here we have the two of them, in the other California, over forty years later belting out "I Ain't Superstitious" off the first album, possibly even better than before. Still hard to take it in that Jeff is no longer with us. The greatest guitar player that ever walked the earth, and by all accounts a real gentleman. Rest in peace.
Here's a link to a TW appearance, opening for The Who just a couple three years or so ago: th-cam.com/video/04W5CMZUHZs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TalWilkenfeld
@@wtburns01 Amazing on bass...not so amazing as a singer. Her career has not reached a high level. She should stick to being a great bass player-for-hire.
😭😭😭 Jeff Beck in guitar hero heaven RIP I had the immense chance to see him once in concert, and especially to have discovered his music, his unique playing. Jeff Beck you were by far my favorite living guitarist. You will always be by my side. RIP ❤😭❤😭❤😭
I Aint Superstitious...Vinnie could have listened to the original at least...the breaks needed the thump de thump on the Bass Drum...big part of the tune, there, VINNIE!!!!!!!!
Rest In Peace Jeff Beck, a true guitar legend. 1/10/2023 🕊️
The best
@@farmerone3710Yes!
Sobbing, sobbing, sobbing, My Favorite Guitar Player!! Crossed all genrouas of beautiful music. Sad so 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢
3 days later, still numb...
Thank you and George Martin for Diamond Dust.
Look how excited Rod is watching his buddy play. We are so lucky to have lived the same time Jeff Beck was alive.
Jeff was almost beside himself when Rod showed up. Such a natural. Rod never sounded better than when he sang with Jeff or with Faces. Jeff Beck makes everything he does, no matter how imaginative, look simply effortless. He let the sound of his guitar be the draw, not himself.
True Dat!
❤🎉
BRAVO👏🎵👊🏴
Was Stewart a surprise guest? Beck seemed genuinely surprised when he looked and saw Rod there. Maybe he's just an emotional man. Learning Mr Beck passed a few days ago has left me shocked. I followed the 2022 summer tour of UK and American he seemed a picture of health. Strong, energic, muscular 78 yr young,. Certainly wouldn't know his age by the way he performed, his interviews. The tour ended Nov 2022 and two months later he's left us. Unbelievable. My sincerest condolences to he wife, family and friends.
It was a surprise only to the audience at the El Rey on Wilshire in LA. Jeff & Rod had a rehearsal, though to their credit it sure felt spontaneous. Unfortunately I went the next night, so I missed this magical moment. People in line on my night had heard about Rod’s appearance and we were hoping for a repeat performance, but someone in the know said “John Mayer tonight.” Sure enough, it was.
Bless you Jeff, I was very fortunate to see Rod and the Faces at the Philmore East in NY 1971 when I was in high school
When I feel disconnected from the world and myself, I watch this moment. And I cannot help but be touched and have a tear in the eye. Rest In Peace, Geoffrey Arnold Beck.
Many tears and many more to fall.
Me too!
What a beautiful friendship. I so wish I'd have been there.
Today the world lost one of the greatest guitarists to grace us with his talent
Tai is back there shaking her head: "41 years old? I wasn't even born then and here I am now playing with these legends." Must be an incredible feeling.
I posted PEOPLE GET READY on MYSPACE two days before Easter never DREAMING I would witness this pairing a few short days later. I was nearly moved to tears . Now I know exactly how Kurt Warner felt when he won the SUPERBOWL . THANK YOU JESUS , JEFF , & ROD
Thank you for the post
Rest in peace Mr. Jeff Beck, a true guitar genius and legend. Many will miss your beautiful sound.
There is something very comforting watching Jeff Beck play live. There is always the chance of something that you've never heard before but never with the worry of a screw up. He is just soooo familiar with his instrument a true artist that's a joy to hear.
so true - he makes every possible sound that Leo made availalble....and always musical.
Saw beck with Jan hammer 1976
Jeff is the best
He's a master in control of facets of the instrument that most of us never even imagine to access. From his soul through the amp to our ears....RIP.
That "dancing on the knifeedge"-thing is why I had to not listen to Jeff for a while. He made me so uncomfortable as a guitarist and listener; how the hell did he transform an atonal fluke to a perfect new lick that no-one knew how to recreate? I got Jeff Beck'ed.
These 2 guys have always been a dynamic duo onstage together!! Rod Stewart's got an incredible voice, and you couldn't ask to be onstage with any better pure guitarist than Jeff Beck. Thanks for sharing this. Great performance!!
I saw them at the local dance in Boston (Lincolnshire) in 1967, Rod was unknown then and Jeff had only recently left the Yardbirds, Jeff was great then and he has only got better
@@MrBryansseals Yes, Bryan. Seen them also . Maybe 68' in N.Y. First Tour. Rod was fairly unknown..
My fav albums when they teamed up
Nobody looked more comfortable or better playing,Jeff has had that guitar plugged strait into his sole for 50yrs,RIP, THE GOAT OF ALL GOATS. 😢😢😢
Jeff Beck WAS the guitar!
RIP Legend
His shoe put out a thousand wawwa watts!
Jeff Beck sure mastered the art of being himself on his instrument! Super inspiring.
I am so glad I was not there. If Rod Stewart came onto the stage and sang this, unexpected, I would have had such a joy that I would have probably gotten arrested. This Stewart/Beck version of this Curtis Mayfield's song is my fav. I have been a paid musician for 48 years (bass player) and this just gives me goose bumps on the outside and on the inside. Just love this. The studio version was a creation beyond words. GB you all. Bru
It would be totally worth getting arrested! When you go before the judge, just tell him you got a little too excited at a Beck show when Rod Stewart did a surprise walkon. "Case dismissed!"
Chambers Brothers did this tune nicely too. Love listening to Jeff Beck. Miss Curtis Mayfield.
I was lucky enough to see the original Jeff Beck Group loads of times at the Manor House in the 60s. I saw Hendrix, Cream, Fleetwood Mac, Ten Years After, etc. but these were the greatest!
Far out, . Did you see the Yardbirds there too?
it was such an honor & privilege to see this magical moment live & in person. the audience reaction was priceless!
Jeff Beck is just WOW...one of the best if not the best guitarists of all time
I agree, isn't it amazing how the singers get knighthoods but not the brilliant guitarists. Jeff Beck is amazing. I also like Keith Richards who is fantastic, both brilliant guitarists but different.
Yea he has his own style, one of the greats🙂
I am devastated by the passing of Jeff Beck. What a talent! Hopefully he's playing this song in Heaven along with Amazing Grace!
Amen
Jeff and Jimi together again ! a great loss here on earth !
No question!
…me 2. 🖤🇮🇹🤟
To me what's the worst is I always said one day I would go to see Jeff Beck perform live😢. That one day never came because life got in the way 💔🕊️ not seeing him will be one of my biggest regrets. RIP
All I can say is thank God we have these film memories of this!!!
Rod Stewart will forever be the greatest singer
What a great moment to see these two together ....Rest In Peace Jeff...
A gift from heaven
Yeaaaaah! I was there. 20 ft from stage left side. Yep, the expression was there, he was surprised when RS showed up. Regardless, the show was owned by JB. As always Jeff was totally mind blowing. THE BEST Axe man there is.
Makes me cry everytime...Thank you Jeff
Jeff Beck gave Rod Stewart his start in the 60's. The Yardbirds birthed a lot of musicians
I got to see Jeff and Rod in the ‘Truth’ tour at the Rockpile in Toronto I think it was 1968. Was amazing and loudest band next to Iron Butterfly I ever saw.
Missing those days when Jeff Beck played with Rod Stewart...!
check out Jeff Beck with B B King or Eric Clapton! AMAZING performances!
Music is the key that can unlock one's inner feeling(s) that reside in some cases, dormant in our souls till that combination of melodic genius meets the refined precision of a master such as Jeff Beck.🎸
He has the ability to reach deep into our souls, and touch parts hitherto unknown. It's an awakening of spirit to be sure, what we choose to do with this gift of course is up to us.
Appreciate, share, marvel at his use of time and space, how he shapes the very essence of each thought, and can transfer his gift to everyone.🎸
Some of us are more fortunate than others, when we can connect with him on a different plain, where he bridges that gulf of time and space, it is a true connection, that we are powerless to control, we revel in every moment, the cadence, the tenor, the timbre of each note can take us to another dimension. 🎸
My heart and soul become one during this embrace, and the feeling is one of pure delight. Thank you Jeff, when you gear up, there truly is a disturbance in the force, and it is heavenly, sublime. Rest In Peace in God's grace, my friend, you are truly missed.🎸
Great articulation in your commentary!...Beck could reboot your soul with one note...and also, he could fix your old car!...This guy was such an everyman...who just happened to be some kind of genius guitar player!
A lot of people can play the guitar but few can play with emotions and feelings.
There's only one Jeff Beck, a guitarist so inventive that you wonder how he makes the guitar sound so different to everyone else.
Great composition by Rod Stewart's awesome voice plus Jeff Beck's master- guitar talking a sweet sound! They don't do music like this much anymore folks! These are True Artists!
composition Curtis Mayfield no rod stewart
Curtis Mayfield wrote "People Get Ready" & Willie Dixon wrote "I Ain't Superstitious". Jeff & Rod recorded that song in 1968, when "Rod the Mod" was lead singer on The Jeff Beck Group's first album, "Truth".
R.I.P. Jeff Beck thank you for years of beautiful music 💔
Saw,these Guys on the first U.S. Tour in N.Y. after The "Truth" record came out .They were a bit raw but feel it was a definite historic time . Not many Musicians have the lasting Passion, individual super Creativity like Jeff. It's innate . The, other Band I was fortunate to see at Carnegie Hall was w/ Cozy Powell the Great -the Rough & Ready group .They were so Tight , & did both albums back to back.These ,days are gone but Legends do Live On/ God Blessed Jeff Beck. and I miss Him Yes.
Saw The Jeff Beck Group at the Shrine Auditorium in L.A. while Ten Years After opened and the Moody Blues went on next unknown Rod was walking around in the audience not but a few feet away. After that night never forgot Rod or the Jeff Beck group. Amazing $3.00 TO GET IN.
Jeff beck!!!!!! Rip mate!!! Sooooo effortless playing guitar he’s absolutely brilliant
Finally someone Agree's with me! He is The Absolute Guitarist's Guitarist. NOBODY CAN TOUCH HIM! Rock on Zonzki!!!!!
Hell I was thinkin that way back when! And I done did do agree! Can't play a lick myself but my ear is fine tuned!
Becks great but you guys dont think ray Vaughan could hang
@@dannyoneil5058 I'd say the closest contemporary Beck had in his age range would've been Gary Moore.
SRV was a beast, but he wasn't around long enough for us to find out where he would've gone.
Jeff Beck went so far down his own rabbit hole that he basically invented a new way to think about the whammy bar.
The way I think of it is that SRV was the final evolution of the Albert King influence, while Jeff Beck is more of the starting point for the shredder generation.
Both great players, definitely could hang. The Albert King influence isn't a slight either, Hendrix was clearly a huge fan too by his bending/licks.
@@shawnmcvey7789 Oh I know great beck I've seen him a few times awesome but I know he also played with SRV,that says enough for me.
@@shawnmcvey7789 No arguments there anyway.
Amazing performance...and great band featuring Tal Wilkenfeld on bass. RIP Jeff Beck...greatest tone, articulation, and note placement of all time. No one can sound like Jeff Beck.
... and you can really see how much Tal is enjoying this
Agreed, a great band. But as well as Tal, how about some kudos for Vinnie Colaiuta and Jason Rebello. So sad about Jeff. I'm sure he still had a great amount of incredible music to give to us.
@@cliffwheeler7357 The fact that he stuck around for 50 years after Hendrix died, and kept on improving, all the way!...you gotta give it up for Jeff...he gave it up for all of us, for all those years!
Jeff gave Rod his start they gel fealty good for there 2 lps together! 🇨🇦🎼🎸
Danke für einen einmaligen Sound. Ruhe in Frieden !! 12.01.23
If I really want to hear Stewart sing I put on a Faces album and get my groove on.
Beck on the other hand has never lost a bit of that original fire and is one of the
few cats from the old days still creating fresh inspiring music.
Correct. No artificial boundaries for Jeff...
Amen
Hey, the man always evolve.
Jeff Beck's Truth was one of the first LPs I bought.... Jeff and Rod at the beginning and at the best
I cannot agree more.
Rod & Jeff are really perfect match; they both are really unique and powerfull on their crafts
Yea, even though he didn't like being paired with Stewart because he was rarely on time and disliked rehearsal. Beck is a perfectionist
Beautiful voice amazing guitarist. To this day I mention Beck and people serious don't know him. Freaks me out.
The yardbirds gave birth
Finding this classy performance made my day. Rod would have fit marvelously on the “Live at Ronnie Scott’s” DVD. RIP JB
I was on stage with them, as their groovy chick. Their 1st trip to U.S. & gig was a Florida amusement park. Whole concert! My date "Ritchie Hippie" knew the drummer. Reward if you find foto I'm in. 1969 Summer of Love! - Jan Naxon, U. of Miami student. Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart and a drummer. Hung out backstage & hotel lobby. Date took me back to my dorm. I
Hello 👋 Jan. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
Well, I adored John Denver! And, I've skied a few slopes- Aspen 1, Breckenridge, etc. John Denver donned his boots at bench beside me! @@markclifford1857
I'm a city girl, but enjoyed a ranch camp for years.. and some camping trips out west.
@@jannaxon it's nice you adore John Denver me too, i also love listening to his songs. Where do you live?
Whether you're a fan or not (and I have to admit I'm not a massive fan of his music) you have to admit Jeff Beck is a stunning guitarist. Unreal.
One of the all time great guitar players, it's funny that when they have lists of the all time greats, the people they put ahead of Jeff, it's comical, Keith Richards ahead of Jeff Beck, come on.
Makes no sense. the best 3 all served their time with Yardbirds in the 60s Clapton, Beck & Page
@@johndunn4162 Hendrix not in that group? But I totally agree about Beck. He’s so overlooked and if you ask people like Page or Brian May they think Jeff’s on an entirely different level than even themselves.
I 💯 agree
Jeff is the favourite guitar player to everyone’s favourite guitarists. For the most part the people who appreciate him properly are guitar players
@@nickcollier8622 Jimmy Page & Brian May are correct in their observation.
We all gonna miss the gift he brought to so many. Never forget his talent. Rest easy Jeff.💔
Absolutely tears to my eyes....
R.I.P. Jeff
Thank you for the beauty you brought into this world Mr Jeff Beck
This is simply magic - I love Rod's voice with this band
I guess I’ve never known what beautiful music was before at 42 but this takes the medal 😮
Two musical buddies together on stage!
Despite all his 'dandiness' Rod Stewart cannot deny: This is his musical "heimat"!
I remember both of them from my Eeel Pie Island days. Jeff was with a band called the Night Shift and Rod was with Long John Baldry's band.
The beautiful homages all guitar heroes, singers and musicians have expresed, on Jeff Beck, prove the love and respect they have for him.
Jeff has a really good tone here on People get Ready (he almost always did) and such subtle playing, just beautiful. And Rod sounds great too, RIP Jeff thanks for all the great music.
Merci Jeff de nous avoir régalé durant toutes ces années ! Tu resteras un grand parmi les grands immortels ! que l'amour de tes fans t'accompagne encore longtemps ! Restent tes notes colorées , endiablées et magiques pour apaiser notre peine ! j'entends comme un grondement de moteur ! tu es parti trop vite ...
Not too shabby for 65 years young. Sail on, brother. Fly away, high away.....
Try 78 years young!
@@curbozerboomer1773 Video is from 13 years ago! I'm pretty sure....
Rod really needs to back to his bluesy rock roots with his old friends before it's too late
It's too late!!
Too late.Once you wear a tie onstage,there is no going back
Saw them in September at Hollywood Bowl....it was a great night!
I'm sure Ronnie Wood would be up for it.
@@davidglow3 Come on, tie or no tie, ya cant be twenty five forever dammit!
There`s something about those two together that gives me chills. I will never forget their contributions to rock...….
Rest in Peace! The father of all guitarists!
jeff has such a tasty sound - he takes vibrato to a new level - thanks for posting this gem
To have been a fly on the wall. When I first hear Jeff with the Yardbirds I said, "WHOA!" But when he came out with his TRUTH album I was completely blown away! HE'S THE INDISPUTABLE MASTER OF GUITARISTS!
The Guitar & The Voice! Doesn't get any better
Jeff some of my best memories are firmly connected with you and they will remain so forever. I know someday in eternity we will see each other again. 🙂🥲
Although Jeff has a reputation for not suffering those who don't have their chops together, he has shown himself quite willing to boost the careers of those he feels meet his standards, regardless of gender, etc. Tal was probably twenty in this clip, but she looks fifteen, but she certainly holds her own with these old dogs. She's a talent--let's wish her, and look forward to a long productive career.
Quit being so sentimental. Just listen to the music.
Spot on Joseph
@@CooManTunes Mr. Anal commenter!
Bob Seger had covered "People Get Ready", planning to release it on his next record. Legend has it, he played it for Rod, who then recorded it, and Seger being notorious for taking forever working on his music, was beat to the punch by Stewart. Being a super Seger nut...I suppose I forgive "The Bod"... because this version is magical. 🌟
Hello 👋 Dear. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
@@markclifford1857 lmao. From Detroit, live in San Diego. How's that for country? 😆
Legends at work here!!!
They came a long way since the jeff beck group late 60ties.
Just a really nice moment. Great to see these old bandmates patch things up.
God Bless you, Jeff Beck, for teaching us how you could make a guitar sing. You’ve been one of the greatest guitarist for so many of my years. May you rest in peace as you go onto your next adventure!♥️🥂🌈🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Such an unassuming legend...true grace and monumental talent...gone too soon.
It really says something that the guy played for 50 years and people still want more.
Wow!
I loved the intense love. They Both was so enjoying jamming together again. I think it pulled out the younger days.
What a performance. Rod bloody marvellous and Jeff out of this world. Gone today Jeff but never forgotten 😢😢
Hello 👋 Steph. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
Truth was one of the first albums I bought when I was a lad - always thought this group was an extraordinary collection of talent. Great to see this - thanks.
My favorite cover
So wish Jeff Beck had stayed together with Rod!
Two absolute legends.(g-ds).
Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart--
Please! Record an album together
So this magic can be captured for all time. ....before it's too late!
Sadly, Jeff Beck died yesterday from bacterial meningitis at age 78. Rest in Peace Eternally Jeff Beck.
We were there,the collective gasp when Rod came on stage was deafening!
Looks like JB was surprised...or was that contrived? Luv JB!!
How does Rod Stewart still hit those highs..?
All you can do is shake your head. Great song, great arrangement, superb performance.
A nice blues tune, done very well by a couple of masters.
当時中学生か高校に上がりたての頃繰り返し聴いていたpeople get ready、オリジナルのカーティスのより先にこっちでこの曲を知った世代なので超感慨深い。最高。
Due mostri sacri ❤
Jimmy Page calls you a six string warrior. I think of you as a god From the time you first started the band, you were a guitar kid's admiration at that time. When I saw your live performance at the sports arena in Osaka, I was moved and shaken. Your death is truly a shock and very sad. Jeff, thank you so much for letting us hear your wonderful music. In heaven jam with John Bonham, Charlie Watts, Phil Lynott, Gary Moore, John Lennon, Michael Jackson and Wolfgang Amazeus Mozart forever. Peacefully. . thank you.
Michael Jackson? Seriously? hahaha
I grew up with Beck and Stewart. When they parted ways, I followed Beck. The man's innovation continued on while Stewart, although popular went more traditional.
Sure loved him ❤️ RIP
Don't forget - Rod was not only in the Faces but also in the Jeff Beck group for awhile.
Great music .....
May Jeff Beck rest forever in the Peace and Joy of the Lord God in Heaven..!
Among all the Great Guitarists of his true Renaissance Generation... Jeff Beck, from the perspective of 'innovation' alone, which itself could never shine without other great skills on the instrument... is rightly 'home' within and among the Echelon of the Greatest Guitarists of All TIME..!
I love these guys,they are both part of the joyful part of my teenage childhood
so long mister Jeff Beck and thank you R.I.P.
To hear both playing and singing is amazing feeling ,
Way back in the 60's Rod was the vocalist in the Jeff Beck Group with Ronnie Wood and Nicky Hopkins on keyboards, check out their 2 great albums,'Truth' and 'Beckola',you won't regret it,they are still 2 of my all time favourites,and they are over 50 years old!!!!
2 Masters of thier instruments❤ Jeff Beck the Greatest Guitarist of my time rip 🎸🕊
Hello Pamela Knowles, how are you doing today? I'm glad you're a fan, and it's my pleasure meeting you here. Is this song one of your favorite songs?
I love Jeff's surprised reaction at 00:54. It look like he didn't know Rod was going to be there!
An unbelievable "rare moment" to see and hear two legends: Jeff Beck an incredible guitarist and Rod Stewart a vocalist who gets better with age like fine champagne!
I just missed that moment yesterday!! at Holliwood Bowl. Didn't make it to the show due to mechanical failures during our 4 hr drive to LA....go figure!!! :(
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That stinks! Better luck next time. Cheers.
God, this took me back. To August 19th 1967. The California Ballroom, Dunstable, England. With a few friends. I was there for one of the earliest gigs by the Jeff Beck Group. Jeff on guitar, Rod Stewart vocals, Ronnie Wood(later to join the Faces with Rod, and then the Stones) on bass, and the thunderous drums of Mickey Waller. They played two sets of half an hour each, and were paid £115 (about $140). I've never forgotten that night. It was incredible and under the low ceiling of the ballroom, f**king LOUD. Jeff arrived for the gig in a bright pink Chevrolet Corvette with Rod, it was all so Rock n' Roll. And here we have the two of them, in the other California, over forty years later belting out "I Ain't Superstitious" off the first album, possibly even better than before. Still hard to take it in that Jeff is no longer with us. The greatest guitar player that ever walked the earth, and by all accounts a real gentleman. Rest in peace.
RIP Jeff, talent like this never to be reproduced. (let's not forget Tal, Jeff saw something in her and he wasn't wrong)
Literally, our childhood memories right here. Wow.
They complimented each other so well as musicians, and friends, brothers keeper... Bless you both , RIP Ronnie Lane
Ronnie Lane indeed!!!!!
Complement.
RIP Jeff Beck - from one of the lucky fans enjoyed more than 50 years of your guitar music
That young girl, who is a fantastic base player, must just be in heaven on stage with some of the greatest musicians in history.
That's the inimitable Tal Wilkenfeld. Czech her OUT, man! She's amazing!
Here's a link to a TW appearance, opening for The Who just a couple three years or so ago: th-cam.com/video/04W5CMZUHZs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TalWilkenfeld
@@wtburns01 Amazing on bass...not so amazing as a singer. Her career has not reached a high level. She should stick to being a great bass player-for-hire.
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Jeff Beck in guitar hero heaven
RIP
I had the immense chance to see him once in concert, and especially to have discovered his music, his unique playing.
Jeff Beck you were by far my favorite living guitarist.
You will always be by my side.
RIP
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Rod sounds great. Jeff, et al, always.
I Aint Superstitious...Vinnie could have listened to the original at least...the breaks needed the thump de thump on the Bass Drum...big part of the tune, there, VINNIE!!!!!!!!