Jan Hammer - Too Much To Lose (w/Ringo Starr, Jeff Beck, David Gilmour) [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
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- Official video for "Too Much To Lose" from Jan Hammer's album Snapshots 1.2. Features appearances by Jeff Beck, Ringo Starr and David Glimour.
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Still loving this song in 2024~with these amazing, talented guys! RIP, Jeff.
Anybody else feel like they should be watching Miami Vice?
When David Gilmour excitedly plays bass and you play guitar - you know you must be JEFF BECK.
I was just about to comment how I was blown away Gilmour was playing bass!
um that's Mark King
@@dmtornado2569No it's not! LOL!
How did I miss this all these years?!
David Gilmour playing Bass 😍❤️🤘
I came across the album "Melodies" by the Jan Hammer Group on Spotify and have been listening to it over and over for some time, and now I discover his video with Starr, Gilmour and Beck and think to myself even more: WTF, this guy is AMAZING!
Jan Hammer is great. :-) he also played in Mahavishnu Orchestra, and created Miami Vice music ("Miami Vice Theme", "Crockett's Theme", and many more)
Only a Master such as Jan Hammer could get music's greatest names to be in his video.
I like Beck's version on his There and Back album.
There and back is a boss record
It is more driving on there and back, the bass, the spacing
If you've not heard it have a listen to the album ''Jeff Beck Live with the Jan Hammer Group''. It's mind blowing.
Jan is an amazing composer and keyboard player. His guitar emulation on keyboard continually inspires me. I don't think Jan gets enough credit for being a great drummer as well - he played drums on many of his collaborations with Jeff Beck.
Wow!! where did this come from? and Ringo, even!! My, oh my - much love in many ways!!
This REALLY has a Miami Vice flavor to it.
This is just awesome..brings me back to the Blow byBlow and Wired days. This is freaking music and beyond talent.
Couldn’t agree more Mick,Amen!!!!!
Brings me back to the There and Back days... :)
Amazing
Really a gem!! Wonderful the humor of these guys!! Mahavishnu meets the Beatles, Pink Floyd, the Yard birds!!
Gilmour actually played bass on a significant portion of the Floyd tunes in the 70’s.
Not a particularly significant portion apart from on the Wall IMHO. He played bass on a LOT of The Wall, on Pigs and Sheep for Animals (playing the part Roger wrote for Sheep because Roger wanted to play the electric Rhythm for that song) and doubled Roger on One of these Days from Meddle. There's no record of him playing anything else that I can think of. Roger usually abdicated his duties on those songs to track other instruments, a lot of electric and acoustic guitar on The Wall and Animals, and synth on loads of tracks from the 70s.
@ThomasWilliamsMusic that could be. I had read an interview that Guy Pratt did a while back where he claimed that Gilmour played bass on “nearly half” of the original Floyd albums and Dave was also once quoted as saying:
“He {Roger} had developed his own limited, or very simple style. He was never very keen on improving himself as a bass player and half the time I would play bass on the records because I would tend to do it quicker. Right back to those early records; I mean, at least half the bass on all recorded output is me anyway. [...] Rog used to come in and say, 'Thank you very much' to me once in a while for winning him bass-playing polls.”
Its pretty well documented that Roger really only played bass out of necessity when they were a 4 piece band. He's a songwriter first and foremost, using his bass live mostly as a prop. Not to say he doesn't play it at all, he just leaves the heavy lifting to another bassist behind him
Do any of you guys know anything about Roger’s cornet/trumpet playing?
@@Michael_Sinclair Yes, David has said a few things like that, but I think he's slightly overestimating his contribution, or perhaps specifically talking about the Wall era, when it would have been true to say that. The evidence certainly seems to be against him. Roger is not only documented as the player on the vast majority of tracks, I'd personally say their styles are quite different and it's reasonably easy to tell. I wouldn't put a lot of stock in Guy's opinion on it simply because he wasn't there for those sessions, so he probably got his position on it from Gilmour.
Now that's a lot of talent in once place!!!
My take exactly!! AWESOME!
David Gilmour should take a page out of Jeff Beck's playbook and make instrumental albums. Let the guitar do the singing.
R.I.P. Jeff Beck, the greatest of them all.
私は20歳の頃 ジェフベックが好きでしたが 本当はヤンハマーが好きなんだと徳を積みました 私はヤンハマーのモードが好きです
Brilliant! Never seen this before.
The reality though is that Jan played all the instruments on this track, and the "guitars" are actually synth.
Always loved this song! Heard it first on Jeff Beck’s There And Back album, obviously written by Jan Hammer. Hammer wrote several songs for Becks albums around that period. Great version too!
Famous bassist David Gilmour!
That's Mark King on bass
@@qmcbbj nope that's david Gilmour
Man, yeah, I can think of so many songs he played bass on!
I don't think I've ever seen him looking so happy.
I never thought I'd see the day when Gilmour played slap bass!
I can't explain what it is about Jan's compositions.. it's beauty and the beast... Magic and virtuosity. I just love the harmony and melody. It's always amazing and just resonates with me.. Jeff and Jan were such a good combo for this kinda stuff. I can see why Jeff was so enamored with Jan's playing from The Mahavishnu days... Jan was just as much a huge and significant influence on musicians and popular music as someone like EVH, it was Jan that got Jeff into jazz-rock fusion ..I wish Jan would someday get his credit in other music realms..(other than for Miami Vice, which I also love).. RIP Jeff Beck
It's one of those very special musical 🎼 marriages that was meant to be.
Seriously, Beck, Starr and Gilmour? How great is that? And jan Hammer!
this is ridiculously underrated...
Why does everything have to be underrated?
is european sound so there is that
Nah
Hammer & Beck made awesome music together, and this shows who Jan can attract making an album. He’s also a great producer.
You gotta luv Underrated 🤣
Jeff Beck...Rest in Peace♡
Display a Recipe, Three of the finest performers ,history will remember forever.
✝️🌹Rest in Peace Mr. J. Beck
Forever in our Hearts our Missed link to a True Talent in life time.
Yes , so much Talent in one Place.
Bravo...👏👏👏👏👏👏
Cool video, the music you hear is just Jan hammer
I wonder why they got together for the video then. Maybe just for fun
I can not believe I'm seeing it this now for the first time! ...and I'm a HUGE Jan fan!
One of the best composers in rock
Hammer, consummate multi-instrumentalist!!
The bit where Jeff Beck YANKS the guitar out of Jan’s hands… priceless! Talented. Famous. Rich… but all still able to have a good time! Great to see this!
So being rich means no fun??
TOO MUCH JOY !!! Can´t believe this gig happened! Thank YOU Jan Hammer for your artistry, been following you since Maliny Maliny
ringo starr and david gilmour as the rhythm section. that is god-tier shit and add a god in jeff beck on guitar. yeah, no one can touch you.
The Masters gather. This is amazing
Jsem hrdá ,že jsem Češka a že se v naší krásné zemi narodil takový muzikant jako je pan Jan Hammer !
Ha! Čeština 😀👍
A tak to má být. Hezký den@@Anca-a-Tom
Užasné vidět českého muzikanta v tak vybrané společnosti. Pane Hammer smekám před Vámi, a to zdaleka nejen kvůli tomuto klipu.
Myslím si,že je spíše ctí těch ostatních býti v přítomnosti Jana Hammera,našeho nejgeniálnějšího skladatele a hudebníka.
@@tomaskejr599 Jo Jo Jan je jednicka a naposledy jsem ho videl s Jeff Beck v Hollywood Bowl LA .
I'm finally proud to be czech!
Why?
To já taky ! Hammerovy písničky ještě z Čech - Šíleně smutná princezna - jsou krásné
You should indeed be proud. Think Jaromir Jagr!!!!
Yours is such a beautiful country. Cheers from Brazil.
Gilmour plays a really great bass! And Jan Hammer’s solo is wonderful like always and you can hear Hammer's synthie sound everywhere immediately!
Jan is actually playing bass on the recording as well as all of the other instruments. David, Jeff and Ringo are finger syncing to Jan's recording.
Jeff Beck did this tune on the album There and Back in 1980 with Jan Hammer - Keyboards and Simon Phillips - Drums
It was first done on Jan Hammer Melodies album and he had Fernando Saunders on bass, Tony Smith on Drums, and Steve Kindler on Violin. Kick ass band. Saw them live with and with out Jeff Beck.
Shandi. Thanks for gifting me, prospectively lending me some use of this like 10 years ago.
Still believe this number is no less valuable than wine on the vine.
Or something.
Be forever, girlfriend.
Gilmour:"oh,if it's Jeff on guitar,i'll take the bass gladly!"
I was watching an interview video where Jan mentioned he did all the music and the others were playing along with a recording. Amazing, you can hear a lower guitar part and see JB is way up on the neck.
Jan was the 1st guy who I ever heard that could get the guitar bends and sounds so realistic.
What a legendary trio, and Hammer...!
So fucking cool
I've never seen this before and I knew the song from way back in the 70s on Jan's "Melodies" record and on Jeff's "There and Back". Brilliant!
Yes, with Jan giving a wonderful performance on lead vocal on the Melodies album by JHG.
There and Back is so special
Loved this song from back in the day when it was on vinyl
Also
I love this video. legend artists come and play. this is fun to watch and listen.
Jan was a godsend to Beck imo in the 70's.😻
Jan Hammer played all these instruments you hear alone, a beast!
Sorry to spoil for ya'... A Drum machine. Keyboards for everything else.
@@bluebassett2 th-cam.com/video/_5uCKz7eCLU/w-d-xo.html at 1 minute 22 seconds
@@jooei2810 I guess you're not a musician. Clearly their is a lot of drum Machine and synth work on this recording of Jan. Now on There and Back he does indeed play live drums on Star Cycle and Wired's Blue Wind.
@@bluebassett2 Synth work? The dude is a keyboardist!
@@jooei2810 Just a figure of speech. From the album notes: Album name Melodies 1977: Jan Hammer - Piano, Synthesizer, Drums, Vocals, Producer, Engineer Don't get your panties in a bunch.
Thanks jan i never saw this.
Very 80's fusion thing. My favorite is Hammer with John Abercrombie.
Well that was a treat.
Forever associate JH with Miami Vice. Rest on power Mr Jeff Beck 011123 😢😢😢😢
Holy **** this is awesome
Jan Hammer, GREATEST OF ALL TIME!!!!
very good
Such a fantastic tune, I've been singing it for days. I loved it since it was issued on the underrated brilliant Melodies album back in '77.
I never imagined in whole my life David Gilmour playing bass instead guitar together Jeff Beck. Wait.. Ringo Starr joined on this Jam too... This is masterpiece. Jan Hammer is an great composer. 📽️🎬🎶
David Gilmore rates Jeff as being the "world's greatest living guitarist"
So many memories.
Awesome...
Sounds like an eighties daytime TV soap theme
Awesome man
Now that is a great band.
How awesome every melody created by MR Hammer is beautiful and unforgettable
Una fantasía musical hecha realidad con estos monstruos..
Si un grupo con esta formación sería una maravilla
Geniální skladba,miluji jí a to složení kapely :-)
IMHO That Jan Hammer signature Lync MIDI controller was the only mass-produced strap-on remote that was worth a damn.
Nice! !!!
キラキラしている。音楽の天才たちが光り輝いていたころ＾＾！（おそらくは８０年代か９０年代）
Supergroup defined. Excellent track. Where the heck have I been?
When Hammer calls they come and play.
Jan Hammer has made some memorable appearances as a sideman ~
Billy Cobham ~ Spectrum 1973
Stanley Clarke ~ Stanley Clarke 1974
Horacee Arnold ~ Tales Of The Exonerated Flea 1974
John Abercrombie ~ Timeless 1975
Elvin Jones ~ Elvin Jones Is On The Mountain With Jan Hammer And Gene Perla ~ 1975
Mahavishnu Orchestra?
Very nice. Always makes me in a happy mood when I hear this track.
Gilmour getting reacquainted with the bass, just like old times, huh David... 🤪
Krása, krása, krása. Krásná hudba, krásná společnost, krásná atmosféra. Díky Jene
great to see the legends with wonderful music!
Pozdrav panu Hammerovi z České republiky
Sensacional
Awesome
Great video and very funny! Never saw this one before
Banger
Never seen this. Wow!
Zdravím pana Jana Hammera z jeho rodných Čech. Škoda , že naše krásná země přišla o takového skvělého hudebníka. Hudba k filmu Šíleně smutná princezna je něco úžasného. A to mu bylo pouhých sedmnáct let když ji napsal ! Tady je jedna z písniček : th-cam.com/video/rHZLFdimZw0/w-d-xo.html
Gracias x subirlo..mejor calidad de sonido..espectacular
Beautiful melody! Love it ❤️
Outstanding 👏🏻👌
This is just too good!
owww yeaaaahhhhhhh almost crying hearing this tune again after all these years!!!
All that talent and Hammer gets them to play a piece of musical fluff.
JAN!!!!!!!
OMG. Instantly transported back to 85 86. Thank you
@House Mouse Actually, this version was recorded in the late 80s for the album Snapshots.
@House Mouse Yes, I never said it wasn't. I would argue, though, that the original didn't sound like anything from the mid 80s, in fact it sounded very much of its time imo.
How they got together is a mystery, why they did is obvious 😊
Sos un capo jan Hammer..thank you! Saludos desde Argentina🇦🇷
Never saw that one before! Played the song dozens of times, but never saw the video! Cool!
Beautiful Song ...and Video Too
These are individually great
Eres el mejor, maestro!!
O my god. Just listening to this and turning back to my childhood. Feel so fresh, cool, relax, no stress, friendly, no worry about tomorrow, peace, freindship.. Feel like my friends will come to window and call me for playing football..
cool video; what an odd collection of musicians; always great to see Ringo behind the kit!
Epic Video
Wonderful Theme. Mr Hammer is so creative! :) And what a lot of Genius together! Thanks for this amazing video.
very well..........................................