Not really.. A lot of people are still super good at stuff till almost 100. Jeff stayed off the hard stuff, was a vegetarian, worked on cars a lot to stay strong, did what he liked to do. That makes an incredible difference, if you get to do what you want most of the time. I saw videos the first woman commercially successful pro drummer in the US, Viola Smith. She has videos from 1939 till fairly recently. I saw interviews with her at age 103 and her mind was still super sharp, she told tons of cool stories and still played drums some.. never retired. Finally passed like in 2019 or so. Think of all those that never got famous that are still jamming in older age! So yes, good health can go a long way.
He didn’t have kids to distract him. His wife didn’t seem too clingy. He could dedicate himself to his two main interests, playing guitar and working on his cars. All these things were to his advantage. He did things right. He seemed healthy…
@Roland Mueller He had relatives and cared for his large estate and cared for animals. He grew vegetables, worked on and built scores of Hot Rods and played a lot of music. All these things gave him what he needed to achieve his desires.
I was in a record store after my 15th birthday in May 1976 to spend my gift certificate. I spotted Wired, and thought, wow, that looks like an awesome album. I bought it and discovered Jeff Beck. What a gift.
The Master, still at the top of his game at 78 years of age. Many people of that vintage would be all crippled up with arthritis or some other debilitating condition, I believe Mr. Beck took good care of himself, never heard much about him abusing drugs or booze, cars being his other outlet. Finally felled by meningitis, this world is so unfair. Thanks for posting this now monumental footage.
I could not believe that is what was his undoing what a bummer what a killer player he was I don't think anyone will ever surpass his unique style and ablility.
The Master of the Stratocaster ! Simply the best ! Just miss Tal , they were realy a magic pair of devoted " all or nothing" high priest's of spiritual perfect harmony !!
I saw an interview he did, a few years ago, where he said he practiced EVERY DAY… an hour in the morning and an hour in the evening… and he was always looking for something new. He knew if he didn’t, he would lose his edge… That’s WHY he was so astounding at 78! What a loss…🖤💔🖤
I do know from persisting at practicing that I have lost slot of dexterity as I got olderr. Or requires lots of effort to just stay in shape. Jeff Beck actually got better and more technique and super fluent
You are correct, sir! I am 71, and first saw the Jeff Beck Group: him, Nicky, Ron, Rod, and Mickey W., October, '68, Fillmore West, saw all 4 nights, never played the songs the same way twice! Saw him at the Greek theatre on UC Berkeley campus in '75, at the Orpheum in 2K, Luther Burbank Ctr. in 2002 Always better, more amazing, I really miss him, too!@@jfson4321
The guitarist's guitarist. Impossible to copy, an inspiration for so many, the guitar was an extension of his soul and acted as the vocals of this incredible one off. Never to be forgotten or replaced. RIP Jeff, your music truly left the world a better place.
He looks and sounds so good here. Hard to imagine this would be his last concert. He was on his own guitar planet. Never make a boring note was his code.
The greatest ever to live and his own country continue not to honour his memory, where is the commemorate tribute to Britains greatest guitarist.They can remember the first black train driver in Britain but continue to forget one of greatest contributors our music industry has had.Typical of Britain as it is becoming a third world nation.
Man. He was feeling good that night cause that was so fkn tight and he literally talks to his audience through his guitar as if he were a singer. True master. A players player. RIP Jeff Beck. Thanks for sharing man, that was incredible!
knowing that he is no longer in this world... there is no one better ...guitar player extraordinaire... I am sad he is gone but better off knowing he made such genius
Jeff was amazing at this show! Made 14 shows UK & US that Tour,and this final performance! Jeff was flying very high!At this final show Jeff was smiling a lot as it went on... On 'Loose Cannon' can was at an all-time high! On the way home I left for the airport 3:45am,and was with his Soundman at the airport,we both agreed he's playing "Better than Ever"! My condolences sent to you,Thanks for sharing,we do have special memories, :Dean...
He did a lot of smiling, wish he said more! A lot of fans left when Jeff's solo half of the show was over. They definitely weren't there to see Johnny!
Blessings to all who are listening so much to Jeff after learning of his passing. It's astounding that his playing never diminished in any way, right up to his departure. Love and gratitude for the life of Jeff Beck with us now and always.
He was probably the most human genius walking the earth. And it´s so heartbraking seeing him in tip top shape here and then this beast Meningitis decided to end his ways in this world... unfair!!! Rest In Peace Jeff and thank you for the joy you brought us over a span of around 50 years!!! 🎸🎶🕯
Thank You for posting! I saw him for the 3rd time on 21jul2022... what a guitarist, what a musician he was! And what a Man! RIP Jeff, You, like Your Music, will be immortal!
Saw Jeff in Chicago in oct. He blew the room away and left us all spellbound. I was on a Jeff Beck high for two weeks after that :) Thank you Mr. Beck!
I'm so sick to my stomach!!!!! My brother gave me the album wired when I was like 15 and now 57 and loved that man every day!!!! I knew he was the best then and he is still the G.O.A.T with out a debate.RIP :(
@@samgibson684That would be "stagecraft" . Stage management concerns things such as where props are placed, where the actors enter the stage, lighting, special effects etc.
Bacterial meningitis is terrifying in the way it appears, develops and so often kills .Learn the symptoms , esp the rash though they are not always the same for everyone Speed is of the essence It killed my healthy, baby nephew in a matter of hours years ago . The shock at the rapid development of it was overwhelming It is so scarey to see that it can still be so deadly .Utterly tragic that it took this genius who was looking so good.Thank you Jeff for the music through the years and R I P.
The album "There and Back" that this tune was from came out in 1980. I bought it right away and was listening to it over and over again and to this day it still sounds fresh. Jan Hammer played keys on that record and was the perfect compliment to Jeff's playing !!
Jeff was actually one of the few people who just never got old! lol. That dude held his age so well. He was a phenomenally great guitarist. He had his own style and sound PERIOD! There was only ONE Jeff Beck and that's for certain!
He was still at the top of his game. Looking great for his age (78). After 6 decades of making pioneering music, touring the worlds stages- part of the fabric of rock history from the mid 60's, and within 2 months he was gone. It doesnt seem believable! Reminds everyone that life is so precious and fragiile, and not to take it for granted.
Ouer guitarr god gave us thrills til the end of hes life... Thanks jeff beck 🕺🕺i Belive you and jimmie do some nice jam sessions up there.. Lucky god🙏🕺see you..
First time I saw him was with Bozzio and Pino Palladino and I think his tinnitus was really bothering him but he was still great. Second time, I saw him in a grand old theater and he brought Beth Hart out to sing "Ain't Superstitious" and she just tore it up. Beck was even better when he had a strong singer to play off of. I also got stuck in traffic next to Jeff one fine California summer day. He and his drummer Simon were racing in their 32 Fords. Once traffic stopped I worked my way up next to him and said "hey, Jeff!" He looked at me and I said "You are fucking great, man!" He smiled and gave me a thumbs up.
@@wishiwasthere Mick is a very weak singer, small voice. The Stones just play super loud, at least they used to, so you cannot tell. I could think of so many so much better than Mick! He is a good showman, and an amazing business man. Mick is probably one of the best business men in music. How about Imelda May, Danielle Nicole, and Amanda Fish for starters, if you want big powerful voices and great singers?
I don't disagree. I had just seen Jeff and Mick in a video recently. Maybe the energy of Mick was matched by the talent if Jeff Beck. I guess all I'm saying is that I agree this last performance was great but would have been phenomenal had Jeff been joined by an equally talented group onstage.
Jeff Beck among his peers. The Peak of the Mountain . Carried the Torch after JIMI . Huge loss in the Music World. Was Blessed to see him. Up close with Tal, Vinnie, Tony. Unforgettable. R.I.P. The Great One. Jeff Beck 🩶🙏🙏🙏
It seems like there's been a frizzy/curly headed guitar or bass player with him for years- she seemed really quite a few years back, and I always wondered if she wS his daughter or someone related to him. Do you know who I'm talking about?
Many amature videos of concerts don’t cut it, but these are good. I am so grateful that you had these and put them up here. Many thanks. Barely a day goes by that I don’t watch some Jeff Beck. I am an amature guitarist and don’t even try to emulate him, but I will listen forever. Missing you always Mr. Jeff Arnold Beck!! Beck
I agree too! What a horrible loss, heartfelt condolences to his family , so sad... Thanks for sharing this awesome show !!! Jeff was my favorite picker of all time! May herest in peace!
He went out on TOP. Continually got better and more incomprehensible with his style. One of a kind, would have to love to have seen him and Hendrix play together.
The Man had an impressive Musical Resume to say the least. Yes He will be missed but for those fortunate few that saw this Concert LIVE it will leave an indelible mark in their memories 4EVER..
Thanks for this post .. hard as it is to accept I’ve come to think of a quick passing (in older age) as a kind of gift, rather than a long drawn out illness. Learned that lesson with my pops. What a treat to live in the time of JB’s mastery, I have thoroughly enjoyed many moments of JB inspired awe. RIP good sir, you are missed.
Roscoe, I learned the same lesson with my dad in 2021. Jeff was so alive during this tour, I'm sure his friends and family consider it a blessing. Best to you.
Our beloved Jeff Beck at his final performance on this earthly 🌎 plane. Phenomenal as always. I witnessed his virtuosity and genius twelve times from 1976-2014. So grateful 🙏 Jeff for all the beauty and passion that you blessed this earth with. 🕉
Thank you,thank you,thank you for the great music,you may be gone brother,but your music will always continue to play LOUD in my house,you are the great man,R.I.P.⚘😔
It was magic to the last few moments. I was SO looking forward to seeing this line up in Australia this year.. We still have the amazing memories and music of Jeff Beck. Thank you Grand Master.. 🙏
I share the sentiments of all here. As I have said in other comments, Jeff is the greatest guitarist of my generation. I'm 71 and studied many of the greatest guitarists over the past 60 years. So I have the credentials to unequivocally state as fact that "Jeff is the greatest guitarist of my generation." I'm listening as I write, Jeff is doing it again. He is blowing my freaking mind. DO YOU HEAR IT?
I was there, too. Unforgettable night! I was with a group of 4, then one of us went to this show in Reno all by himself. He’s certainly glad he took in both of them now
My brother and I were lucky to be at this show. Here is the setlist from that show Freeway Jam (Jeff Beck cover) Loose Cannon (Jeff Beck cover) Midnight Walker (Davy Spillane cover) Big Block (Jeff Beck cover) Caroline, No (Brian Wilson cover) You Know You Know (Mahavishnu Orchestra cover) Me and the Devil Blues (Robert Johnson cover) Star Cycle (Jeff Beck cover) Brush With the Blues (Jeff Beck cover) You Never Know (Jeff Beck cover) Cause We've Ended as Lovers (Syreeta cover) Rumble (Link Wray & His Raymen cover) This Is a Song for Miss Hedy Lamarr Isolation (John Lennon cover) Time (Dennis Wilson cover) Venus in Furs (The Velvet Underground cover) A Day in the Life (The Beatles cover) Corpus Christi Carol (Benjamin Britten cover) Little Wing (The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover) The Death and Resurrection Show (Killing Joke cover)
Thanks for the upload. A close friend of mine was at this show. Wish I could be there, the Grand Theatre is one of the best venues in town. I was at the previous show on November 10 but this would end up being his last. Such a tragic and painful loss 😢💔
You're welcome! I have most of the whole show, we were in the right balcony. I saw the 2 shows in NJ and then just decided to go to the last (I'm from Maryland). I have the bow at the end, just want to edit my crazy camera moves out of it first. So sad. Hard to believe!
Two shows in NJ and the tour finale in Reno, huh? Although it makes me wonder if you thought of hitting the DC show much closer to MD, that’s pretty similar to my case in 2018. Instead of LA, I went to see Jeff in Utah just outside of SLC. I had my reasons, though. I had friends driving up from Albuquerque and it was opening night of the Stars Align Tour (JB with Paul Rodgers and Ann Wilson of Heart). Although I saved hundreds on my airfare and hotel, $130 for a concert ticket is the most I’ve ever spent. Still, no regrets whatsoever
@Beanchowder I'm from NJ and my sister is a huge Johnny Depp fan so we went together to those. I picked Reno for my husband and I because I've never been to Reno (or Vegas even), we made seeing this show a short vacation to Nevada. It was beautiful, but I'm a baby when it comes to driving on mountain roads!
@@MochaDaisy8645 Saw Jeff in Dallas in late September and had to see him again. Noticed Reno was the last of the tour so flew up from Albuquerque......got so wasted drinking in the casino I said screw it and upgraded to the center stage VIP booth on the credit card..... girlfriend treated me like a monk but it was the best show of my life.
@KD M My friends from Albuquerque went to the tour stop in Phoenix. Didn’t ZZTop close the Dallas show? I also saw that same pairing in 2014 while Dusty Hill was still with us. May he also RIP 🙏🏻
I also. I've never cried in my adult life other when my mother passed away. But I have to say I was kinda choked up when I heard on the radio that Jeff Beck had died last week. R.I.P
One of the best concerts I've ever seen SRV and Jeff Beck!!! Stevie ending up dying a few weeks after and now Mr Beck is gone. But their music will live forever!!!❤❤❤
I learned how to bend properly studying 'Cause we've ended as lovers' off of Blow By Blow as a young teenager. His music influenced me so greatly, I doubt I would've kept guitar as a life long passion without his music.
Thank you so much as this is very key video footage that will be remembered for years to come. I am so angry at myself for missing his show when he came through my city in October thinking I would see him on his next swing through but of course we know there will not be one. He was my all-time guitar hero and also one of my life heroes to be able to play this incredibly well at his advanced age like it’s nothing!
hi, thanks to technology (youtube)we can enjoy so many live performances gems ! i first saw Jeff on his There and Back tour (circa 1979) Platsburg NYstate. And now, someone just published a video-audio captation of that specific show !!! i brought me right back there, i was 22y.old , and now i m 67. AMAZING
This show was on the same day as my BD . I've listened to a lot of his music over the years . I noticed there was something nor quite right with what I heard. Seemed like he was off his game , so to speak. Please don't get me wrong , I love his music.
He was such an incredible guy. Imagine yourself at 78 years old and still the best at your craft. It´s totally amazing if you think about it.
Not really.. A lot of people are still super good at stuff till almost 100. Jeff stayed off the hard stuff, was a vegetarian, worked on cars a lot to stay strong, did what he liked to do. That makes an incredible difference, if you get to do what you want most of the time. I saw videos the first woman commercially successful pro drummer in the US, Viola Smith. She has videos from 1939 till fairly recently. I saw interviews with her at age 103 and her mind was still super sharp, she told tons of cool stories and still played drums some.. never retired. Finally passed like in 2019 or so. Think of all those that never got famous that are still jamming in older age! So yes, good health can go a long way.
Ringo says hold my beer...
He didn’t have kids to distract him. His wife didn’t seem too clingy. He could dedicate himself to his two main interests, playing guitar and working on his cars. All these things were to his advantage. He did things right. He seemed healthy…
@Roland Mueller He had relatives and cared for his large estate and cared for animals. He grew vegetables, worked on and built scores of Hot Rods and played a lot of music. All these things gave him what he needed to achieve his desires.
Sounds like he had a wonderful life.
We saw him in late October.... He seemed absolutely timeless....1970, 2010, and 2022.... he was just Jeff Beck... no one else like him.
Who else!
I was in a record store after my 15th birthday in May 1976 to spend my gift certificate. I spotted Wired, and thought, wow, that looks like an awesome album. I bought it and discovered Jeff Beck. What a gift.
Great intuition you had !
The Master, still at the top of his game at 78 years of age. Many people of that vintage would be all crippled up with arthritis or some other debilitating condition, I believe Mr. Beck took good care of himself, never heard much about him abusing drugs or booze, cars being his other outlet. Finally felled by meningitis, this world is so unfair. Thanks for posting this now monumental footage.
I was kinda surprised to hear he was vegetarian for years
Great comment Daryl.
@@donfranks1981 Vegetarian for decades. He was physically in great shape. Getting hit with an infection was shocking.
I could not believe that is what was his undoing what a bummer what a killer player he was I don't think anyone will ever surpass his unique style and ablility.
@@donfranks1981 since 1969!
Jeff Beck could turn any other musician's song into his own precious ,cool version! Miss him being on this earth
My favourite musician for 50 years and counting
The amazing thing about him is he just got better and better all the time! A Master and a life long student; Thank you Jeff
The Master of the Stratocaster ! Simply the best ! Just miss Tal , they were realy a magic pair of devoted " all or nothing" high priest's of spiritual perfect harmony !!
I saw an interview he did, a few years ago, where he said he practiced EVERY DAY… an hour in the morning and an hour in the evening… and he was always looking for something new. He knew if he didn’t, he would lose his edge…
That’s WHY he was so astounding at 78!
What a loss…🖤💔🖤
Cool, I didn't know that about him!
I do know from persisting at practicing that I have lost slot of dexterity as I got olderr. Or requires lots of effort to just stay in shape. Jeff Beck actually got better and more technique and super fluent
@@jfson4321 yes, he said it was so easy to lose to fluency and fluidity… the constant practice kept him tip-top.
And by God I'll never stop no matter what the aging realities have to say. That is dedicated to Jeff at his peak at 78 years old.
You are correct, sir! I am 71, and first saw the Jeff Beck Group: him, Nicky, Ron, Rod, and Mickey W., October, '68, Fillmore West, saw all 4 nights, never played the songs the same way twice! Saw him at the Greek theatre on UC Berkeley campus in '75, at the Orpheum in 2K, Luther Burbank Ctr. in 2002 Always better, more amazing, I really miss him, too!@@jfson4321
The guitarist's guitarist. Impossible to copy, an inspiration for so many, the guitar was an extension of his soul and acted as the vocals of this incredible one off. Never to be forgotten or replaced. RIP Jeff, your music truly left the world a better place.
he could copy Roy Buckanan.....
Jeff Beck, he was so unique in playing, style, and that Tone!! There will never be another like Jeff Beck a true guitar legend and a gem 💎 🎸
He looks and sounds so good here. Hard to imagine this would be his last concert. He was on his own guitar planet. Never make a boring note was his code.
The greatest ever to live and his own country continue not to honour his memory, where is the commemorate tribute to Britains greatest guitarist.They can remember the first black train driver in Britain but continue to forget one of greatest contributors our music industry has had.Typical of Britain as it is becoming a third world nation.
FUCKING BRILLIANT......and I'm only 74 well 75 soon. And still jammin' under your inspiration since the 60s. You'll live forever in our hearts. xxxxx
Man. He was feeling good that night cause that was so fkn tight and he literally talks to his audience through his guitar as if he were a singer. True master. A players player. RIP Jeff Beck.
Thanks for sharing man, that was incredible!
My pleasure! Glad I was able to capture some of it!
knowing that he is no longer in this world... there is no one better ...guitar player extraordinaire... I am sad he is gone but better off knowing he made such genius
Jeff was amazing at this show! Made 14 shows UK & US that Tour,and this final performance! Jeff was flying very high!At this final show Jeff was smiling a lot as it went on... On 'Loose Cannon' can was at an all-time high! On the way home I left for the airport 3:45am,and was with his Soundman at the airport,we both agreed he's playing "Better than Ever"! My condolences sent to you,Thanks for sharing,we do have special memories, :Dean...
He did a lot of smiling, wish he said more! A lot of fans left when Jeff's solo half of the show was over. They definitely weren't there to see Johnny!
Who then, aside from Jason Rebello (maybe) on the keyboards, is backing JB?
That's a lot of shows!
Blessings to all who are listening so much to Jeff after learning of his passing. It's astounding that his playing never diminished in any way, right up to his departure. Love and gratitude for the life of Jeff Beck with us now and always.
Thank You and blessings to You as well
What a talent! What genius!
Thanks Jeff for years of pure enjoyment listening to your fabulous guitar music...
It's hard to believe he would pass away only 2 months after this show. R.I.P. Jeff, there will never be another like you.
Like Jimi Hendrix, there was no guitarist like him, but there was no other guitarist like Jeff.
Jeff Beck was one of the major contributors to guitar artistry in the last 50 years. Thank you Mr. Beck.
He was probably the most human genius walking the earth. And it´s so heartbraking seeing him in tip top shape here and then this beast Meningitis decided to end his ways in this world... unfair!!! Rest In Peace Jeff and thank you for the joy you brought us over a span of around 50 years!!! 🎸🎶🕯
R.I.P and Thank you.
I saw him some 25 times. Got excited every time. Love jeff and thanks for all you drought me thru my life aswll as many others. Peace
He really was the Mozart of Guitar players popular blues music, and inventor of his own unique music Cynthia Allen McLaglen
Well said
It was so cruel that Jeff would be taken from that.Still devastated.
R.I.P. Jeff. The greatest guitarist EVER. 🎸🎸🎸⚘⚘⚘🕊🕊🕊
Thank You for posting! I saw him for the 3rd time on 21jul2022... what a guitarist, what a musician he was! And what a Man! RIP Jeff, You, like Your Music, will be immortal!
You're welcome! It's not perfect video but I'm glad I captured the amazing Jeff Beck at (what nobody could have known) his last show.
@@wishiwasthere And we SO thank you!!!
Rest in peace Jeff! I hope to meet you again for playing this phantastic music for me, whenever and whereever.
Saw Jeff in Chicago in oct. He blew the room away and left us all spellbound. I was on a Jeff Beck high for two weeks after that :) Thank you Mr. Beck!
Saw Jeff on my college campus back in 1980. Zappa was the following week. 2 legends in 2 weeks. Now both jamming on The Ultimate Stage. 🎸🎸🎸⚘⚘⚘🕊🕊🕊
Frank really liked Jeff called his playing fabulous the world was a much better place with them in it
I'm so sick to my stomach!!!!! My brother gave me the album wired when I was like 15 and now 57 and loved that man every day!!!! I knew he was the best then and he is still the G.O.A.T with out a debate.RIP :(
He WAS the guitar. A great artist till the end.
So true!
no kidding. He WAS the guitar. You couldn't have said it better
Jeff was and still is a guitar god.
Thank you for your dedication to music and for making the most unique sounds ever heard on the Fender Stratocaster. God be with you RIP Jeff…
The phones these days are getting good! Not as good as the Guitar player, but I appreciate this upload. Thank you, and thank you Jeff Beck!
My pleasure, just glad I was there!
Style, Class, immense Technique and absolute mastery of the guitar and stage management. Without any doubt, absolutely the Number One.
What is stage management?
Sharing the stage with the other musicians even tho he was the main attraction
@@samgibson684That would be "stagecraft" . Stage management concerns things such as where props are placed, where the actors enter the stage, lighting, special effects etc.
Bacterial meningitis is terrifying in the way it appears, develops and so often kills .Learn the symptoms , esp the rash though they are not always the same for everyone Speed is of the essence It killed my healthy, baby nephew in a matter of hours years ago . The shock at the rapid development of it was overwhelming It is so scarey to see that it can still be so deadly .Utterly tragic that it took this genius who was looking so good.Thank you Jeff for the music through the years and R I P.
Jeff Beck, Forever Loved, Forever Missed, Forever Remembered
So perfectly stated
@@Live4NowOK Thank You, Jeff was a genius on the guitar.
@@ratter531 A Genius
His talent will live on! 🎸🎼
hard to believe this performance was only 8 weeks ago.
The album "There and Back" that this tune was from came out in 1980. I bought it right away and was listening to it over and over again and to this day it still sounds fresh. Jan Hammer played keys on that record and was the perfect compliment to Jeff's playing !!
I loved that album. The second to the last one of his "jazz fusion period", I believe, until Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop.
Saw him tour the US for that album,hadn't been here for 20 years.
Loudest concert ever been to, before or since...
Jeff was actually one of the few people who just never got old! lol. That dude held his age so well. He was a phenomenally great guitarist. He had his own style and sound PERIOD! There was only ONE Jeff Beck and that's for certain!
Jeff will never get old. No matter what age he is or was.
"Star Cycle"! The first Jeff Beck song that completely blew my mind! Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure!
He was still at the top of his game. Looking great for his age (78). After 6 decades of making pioneering music, touring the worlds stages- part of the fabric of rock history from the mid 60's, and within 2 months he was gone. It doesnt seem believable! Reminds everyone that life is so precious and fragiile, and not to take it for granted.
So true!
Ouer guitarr god gave us thrills til the end of hes life... Thanks jeff beck 🕺🕺i Belive you and jimmie do some nice jam sessions up there.. Lucky god🙏🕺see you..
First time I saw him was with Bozzio and Pino Palladino and I think his tinnitus was really bothering him but he was still great. Second time, I saw him in a grand old theater and he brought Beth Hart out to sing "Ain't Superstitious" and she just tore it up. Beck was even better when he had a strong singer to play off of. I also got stuck in traffic next to Jeff one fine California summer day. He and his drummer Simon were racing in their 32 Fords. Once traffic stopped I worked my way up next to him and said "hey, Jeff!" He looked at me and I said "You are fucking great, man!" He smiled and gave me a thumbs up.
What a great story!!! I saw a video of Jeff and Mick Jagger, to your point about a stronger singer, Jeff tore it up with Mick!!
@@wishiwasthere Mick is a very weak singer, small voice. The Stones just play super loud, at least they used to, so you cannot tell. I could think of so many so much better than Mick! He is a good showman, and an amazing business man. Mick is probably one of the best business men in music. How about Imelda May, Danielle Nicole, and Amanda Fish for starters, if you want big powerful voices and great singers?
I don't disagree. I had just seen Jeff and Mick in a video recently. Maybe the energy of Mick was matched by the talent if Jeff Beck. I guess all I'm saying is that I agree this last performance was great but would have been phenomenal had Jeff been joined by an equally talented group onstage.
A Top showman to the end..Awesome performance...He is missed!Ty for this...
Anytime, glad I was there!
I can't accept a world without you
The sadness increases with each passing day
How can I fill this loneliness? It's sad and unbearable
Jeff Beck among his peers.
The Peak of the Mountain .
Carried the Torch after JIMI .
Huge loss in the Music World.
Was Blessed to see him.
Up close with Tal, Vinnie, Tony.
Unforgettable.
R.I.P. The Great One.
Jeff Beck 🩶🙏🙏🙏
I saw their show at the Warfield, in SF, with Tal, Vinnie, and Jason, couldn't suss out what he was doing, no matter how closely I watched!
He as still jamming on stage til the end. Marvellous.The power of his playing and timing.
Much respect for Jeff for giving the gals a chance to rock; two here in this band, and Aussie bassist, Tal Wilkenfeld, are prime examples.
I love how many musicians he collaborated with and how many he introduced to the world!
It seems like there's been a frizzy/curly headed guitar or bass player with him for years- she seemed really quite a few years back, and I always wondered if she wS his daughter or someone related to him. Do you know who I'm talking about?
@@frankG335 Tal Wilkenfeld
@@frankG335 ~ Yes, that's Aussie wunderkind Tal Wilkenfeld, cited in OP. No relation.
I remember seeing Jeff and Stevie ray Vaughan play at the the Cleveland public Hall in1989,what a great Show it was!
Must have been an insane show!
I saw that same tour at RPI in upstate NY. Both of them blew me away. By far the best concert I've ever seen. Miss them both so much
Many amature videos of concerts don’t cut it, but these are good. I am so grateful that you had these and put them up here. Many thanks. Barely a day goes by that I don’t watch some Jeff Beck. I am an amature guitarist and don’t even try to emulate him, but I will listen forever. Missing you always Mr. Jeff Arnold Beck!! Beck
Thanks, I tried. Had I known it was his last, I would have captured the whole show.
I agree too! What a horrible loss, heartfelt condolences to his family , so sad... Thanks for sharing this awesome show !!! Jeff was my favorite picker of all time! May herest in peace!
thanks for the great music jeff ..r.i.p greatness 👍👍👍,, mark
A revelation and an inspiration. Listening to his songs again. Pure pleasure.
Gone but never forgotten.
He went out on TOP. Continually got better and more incomprehensible with his style. One of a kind, would have to love to have seen him and Hendrix play together.
I saw him October 20th in Cincinnati Ohio. What an amazing experience
RIP Jeff. You are irreplaceable. 💔🎶🌟❤️
Thanks for posting. Makes me look back to Beck when I was 8 and I had the old 45 single: "Heart Full of Soul."
Jeff never wavered. He was always at his guitar playing prime, from the start to finish of his musical career!!
Thanks for the upload. It makes it even harder when you see just how healthy he obviously was here, and then, damn, 2 months later.
He seemed so chill and happy and was definitely having fun. Hard to believe that 8 weeks later he's gone.
The Man had an impressive Musical Resume to say the least. Yes He will be missed but for those fortunate few that saw this Concert LIVE it will leave an indelible mark in their memories 4EVER..
Thanks for this post .. hard as it is to accept I’ve come to think of a quick passing (in older age) as a kind of gift, rather than a long drawn out illness. Learned that lesson with my pops. What a treat to live in the time of JB’s mastery, I have thoroughly enjoyed many moments of JB inspired awe. RIP good sir, you are missed.
Roscoe, I learned the same lesson with my dad in 2021. Jeff was so alive during this tour, I'm sure his friends and family consider it a blessing. Best to you.
The "OTHER" thing I loved about Jeff, was that he always had such great hair. Up there in his 70's, he still had hair like he was always 18.
Our beloved Jeff Beck at his final performance on this earthly 🌎 plane.
Phenomenal as always.
I witnessed his virtuosity and genius twelve times from 1976-2014.
So grateful 🙏 Jeff for all the beauty and passion that you blessed this earth with. 🕉
Legendary. Light years ahead of his time. Amazing performance. RIP. 🔥
Exquisite playing, as always. Man, this loss really hurts. RIP Gov'nor.
A REAL HEARTBREAKER HIT ME VERY HARD,RIP JEFF
A Heartbreaker 😭
Thank you,thank you,thank you for the great music,you may be gone brother,but your music will always continue to play LOUD in my house,you are the great man,R.I.P.⚘😔
Thank you for posting this video.
You're welcome! Just dumb luck I was there and recording, so glad I did.
It was magic to the last few moments. I was SO looking forward to seeing this line up in Australia this year.. We still have the amazing memories and music of Jeff Beck. Thank you Grand Master.. 🙏
Yes, sadly we will not see him ever and truly, vale Dear Jeff you inspire our lives
Thank you!
Saw the Boston show. Amazing.
Damn! I want more… probably gunna have to try to find more of this! So nonchalant and unassuming, then he just throws it down! Incredible!🎸🤘🏽
I share the sentiments of all here. As I have said in other comments, Jeff is the greatest guitarist of my generation. I'm 71 and studied many of the greatest guitarists over the past 60 years. So I have the credentials to unequivocally state as fact that "Jeff is the greatest guitarist of my generation." I'm listening as I write, Jeff is doing it again. He is blowing my freaking mind. DO YOU HEAR IT?
Never got to see him, damn it,may Jeff rest in peace , just as long as he still gets out the guitar every now and then,
1:40 Robert Plant enjoying the show. Jeff at top of his game, and sharp as a tack. ty 4 vid. Vale JB x
I know, it's Elaine doing her dance from Seinfeld!!! Lol. Glad I was in the right time/place to catch Jeff's last show. So sad and sudden.
Stellar !
There will be no one like him ! Love you Jeff RIP
RIP Jeff! I was fortunate to see him 2 nights earlier, at the Sac Hard Rock and he was great.
I was there, too. Unforgettable night! I was with a group of 4, then one of us went to this show in Reno all by himself. He’s certainly glad he took in both of them now
My brother and I were lucky to be at this show. Here is the setlist from that show
Freeway Jam
(Jeff Beck cover)
Loose Cannon
(Jeff Beck cover)
Midnight Walker
(Davy Spillane cover)
Big Block
(Jeff Beck cover)
Caroline, No
(Brian Wilson cover)
You Know You Know
(Mahavishnu Orchestra cover)
Me and the Devil Blues
(Robert Johnson cover)
Star Cycle
(Jeff Beck cover)
Brush With the Blues
(Jeff Beck cover)
You Never Know
(Jeff Beck cover)
Cause We've Ended as Lovers
(Syreeta cover)
Rumble
(Link Wray & His Raymen cover)
This Is a Song for Miss Hedy Lamarr
Isolation
(John Lennon cover)
Time
(Dennis Wilson cover)
Venus in Furs
(The Velvet Underground cover)
A Day in the Life
(The Beatles cover)
Corpus Christi Carol
(Benjamin Britten cover)
Little Wing
(The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover)
The Death and Resurrection Show
(Killing Joke cover)
Thank you, I was unsure of some songs!
And woman in drums too, perfect... Have a nice endless time, Jeff... ❤️👌👍⌚
Thanks for posting this.
You're welcome!!
Thanks for the upload. A close friend of mine was at this show. Wish I could be there, the Grand Theatre is one of the best venues in town. I was at the previous show on November 10 but this would end up being his last. Such a tragic and painful loss 😢💔
You're welcome! I have most of the whole show, we were in the right balcony. I saw the 2 shows in NJ and then just decided to go to the last (I'm from Maryland). I have the bow at the end, just want to edit my crazy camera moves out of it first. So sad. Hard to believe!
Two shows in NJ and the tour finale in Reno, huh? Although it makes me wonder if you thought of hitting the DC show much closer to MD, that’s pretty similar to my case in 2018. Instead of LA, I went to see Jeff in Utah just outside of SLC. I had my reasons, though. I had friends driving up from Albuquerque and it was opening night of the Stars Align Tour (JB with Paul Rodgers and Ann Wilson of Heart). Although I saved hundreds on my airfare and hotel, $130 for a concert ticket is the most I’ve ever spent. Still, no regrets whatsoever
@Beanchowder I'm from NJ and my sister is a huge Johnny Depp fan so we went together to those. I picked Reno for my husband and I because I've never been to Reno (or Vegas even), we made seeing this show a short vacation to Nevada. It was beautiful, but I'm a baby when it comes to driving on mountain roads!
@@MochaDaisy8645 Saw Jeff in Dallas in late September and had to see him again. Noticed Reno was the last of the tour so flew up from Albuquerque......got so wasted drinking in the casino I said screw it and upgraded to the center stage VIP booth on the credit card..... girlfriend treated me like a monk but it was the best show of my life.
@KD M My friends from Albuquerque went to the tour stop in Phoenix. Didn’t ZZTop close the Dallas show? I also saw that same pairing in 2014 while Dusty Hill was still with us. May he also RIP 🙏🏻
Brush with the Blues was phenomenal. So different, so creative, so awesome. One of my favorites by Beck.
LOVED THIS GUY SO MUCH IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE HE'S GONE. JUST DON'T.😎👍. SUCH A GREAT LOSE GOD BLESS YOU JEFF BECK.🙏.
Lovely tribute ..JB is smiling listening to that !
Unbelievable how fast things can change. Watching this you never would have thought he'd be gone 2 months later. SUCKS!!!
Yeah. It sucks all right.
2 months is like 2 days.
I just can't believe he's gone. He was still very active for his age.
Thank you Maestro.
Thanks for this
I also. I've never cried in my adult life other when my mother passed away. But I have to say I was kinda choked up when I heard on the radio that Jeff Beck had died last week. R.I.P
Amazing !!
One of the best concerts I've ever seen SRV and Jeff Beck!!! Stevie ending up dying a few weeks after and now Mr Beck is gone. But their music will live forever!!!❤❤❤
I learned how to bend properly studying 'Cause we've ended as lovers' off of Blow By Blow as a young teenager. His music influenced me so greatly, I doubt I would've kept guitar as a life long passion without his music.
Thank you so much as this is very key video footage that will be remembered for years to come. I am so angry at myself for missing his show when he came through my city in October thinking I would see him on his next swing through but of course we know there will not be one. He was my all-time guitar hero and also one of my life heroes to be able to play this incredibly well at his advanced age like it’s nothing!
I had the pleasure of his great talent ☺️ No one plays like he did. Perfection
Saw him six day earlier in Los Angeles. Amazing show.
I was there, just to the left of the stage, 4th row. Amazing, as usual.
Yeah, nice shirt.
hi, thanks to technology (youtube)we can enjoy so many live performances gems ! i first saw Jeff on his There and Back tour (circa 1979) Platsburg NYstate. And now, someone just published a video-audio captation of that specific show !!! i brought me right back there, i was 22y.old , and now i m 67. AMAZING
@MBSTYLE57 that's a welcome. Wish I could find the Bons Jovi concert at six flags in nj in 86?
RIP Jeff and thanks for the music.
I was there! He was amazing.
This show was on the same day as my BD . I've listened to a lot of his music over the years . I noticed there was something nor quite right with what I heard. Seemed like he was off his game , so to speak. Please don't get me wrong , I love his music.
I saw Jeff twice in Australia...pity that only twice :-(
Saw him in concert with my dad many times and I'll always remember those times.