God I miss him . . . so glad he was a fellow passenger here on spaceship earth while I was alive to see him . . .
@MarieSever-zy3wn6 сағат бұрын
Rock legends in action. Great!
@davecorbin50888 сағат бұрын
Thanks so much for posting this! I hadn't seen a lot of the pictures before and it's always great to hear Jeff's work in progress!
@reboet219514 сағат бұрын
Guitar heroes
@alexaalexa6524Күн бұрын
So happy to hear this in another pure😉 version-Thank you, chromedreamer. Jeff - you was the rebel of sound! 💗
@chunyemalerguognimamuol2506Күн бұрын
There must have been times when Jeff was unable to express himself as fully as he would have liked due to encounters with various producers and the restrictions of his contract with the record company at the time. Even if this is one of his works from that period, I would like to empathise with Jeff's struggles and confusion during that time in his musical life. Thank you for posting this.❤
@Notes-From-Underground66Күн бұрын
First off, the tone of Jeff’s guitar is “very thin” on all three tracks. Other than the fact every track has that particular 1980’s overproduced sound, the tone of Jeff’s guitar is nothing like the “killer” tone he had on the released album. Let’s be truthful, the album “Flash” had some exceptional guitar playing! The problem was it was encapsulated in music that Jeff felt no passion for except “People Get Ready”. “People Get Ready” was recorded two years prior the rest of the songs. Jeff did admit several times after he left the Epic Music Label (2004) that he had wanted to make another all instrumental album but Epic said no. MAJOR MISTAKE on their part! No reason to discuss why that was case, here. I did like the the music of the unreleased instrumental and Jeff’s Anthem. “Escape” obviously Jeff did not have the full melody worked out yet. The melody that does appear on the track is almost completely lost because of the mix. Overall, any JB song no matter how rudimentary it is, is better than no JB at all. These songs are worth a listening to. And maybe I will continue to listen to them from time to time. RIP Jeff Beck The Supreme Guitar God
@familydogg1234Күн бұрын
I own these! I also had the poster of the first photo advertised with red Hawaiin shirt. Its from Circus 1976. In that issue is a picture/blurb of Karen Lawrence- who sang on " Back on the Street" a non Lp bside!!!! Thanx!!!
@chromedreamerКүн бұрын
right, here 'tis... Enjoy @familydogg1234 kzread.info/dash/bejne/fZ-alqSll5PSj9o.html
@Notes-From-Underground66Күн бұрын
This is a P. S. To my first comment. Johnny Depp is credited with playing the slide guitar on “No Hard Feelings”. Go figure…
@SleepWorks-tr1em2 күн бұрын
thank you for sharing😇
@greggtolbert56942 күн бұрын
Yea beck and clarke jam rip jeff
@thejollyjoker1873 күн бұрын
Hammer, Beck, Gilmour and Ringo should've made an album together. I would certainly buy it..
@triantafilos99423 күн бұрын
Jeff the one and only best guitarist ever
@ThePinkfloyde3 күн бұрын
Legends never die they become a part of you
@kent66195 күн бұрын
17:35 Love seeing the smiles on people's faces as he plays this. That kind of playing goes through the ears and straight into to your soul. Almost unbelievable how it can immediately bring tears.
@thepirate59555 күн бұрын
Right, so I can report here from Belton (just south of Kansas City, Missouri USA) that Jeff Beck will always be held in high esteem by this writer for all the qualities we are all familiar with. Innovative, courageous, always pushing sonic limits, techniques, execution, humility. Intrigued to know he struggles with confidence. I can relate. Thanks to the music gods for landing me here. There's a reason you don't hear anyone playing Jeff Beck covers . . . a once in a lifetime talent.
@banditdarville.6 күн бұрын
Jeff Beck and Dave Gilmore were on par with Danny Kirwan. Both excellent guitarists.
@guiltseeker6 күн бұрын
Listen to this.... Gilmour "LISTEN TO THIS"...! both superb..
@michellerutt66836 күн бұрын
Have loved this man’s work and talent since 1968..(Truth) Always will appreciate his gift that keeps on giving 🙏👏💫
@alexaalexa65246 күн бұрын
Mr.Jeff Beck was simply the best !!! 💗 👑🌹
@rumirill6 күн бұрын
He had a Good Innings though
@user-yr8qg4fs6s6 күн бұрын
He was the one who could play the guitar like nobody else!
@vayabroder7296 күн бұрын
How we miss this genius!
@user-zk5ok7vt1j6 күн бұрын
Just a simple man great amazing great guitar man. Without seconds!! Only Endrix shock him
@user-yu3cn2st7c7 күн бұрын
🌹🌹🌹🌹💘
@alessandroguglielmo7197 күн бұрын
It s amazing how when someone talks about srv version little wing i smile and think that jeff beck existed❤😢. Don t get wrong stevie was a giant but jeff was a gift from the music gods to humanity
@purplerose69657 күн бұрын
Very emotional to watch,two of the greatest guitarists ever.❤️
@user-zk5ok7vt1j8 күн бұрын
Two great humane . Two great men Two amzing guitars players. The spirit they put on the. Guitars is unic
@maciejfligier9788 күн бұрын
My God.....genious
@tommeredith74628 күн бұрын
It was good to see some of these British Young men dedicated with the performance of American Blues music. Some of them sought Black girlfriend’s over the white gal’s. The same happened in America. I remember young blues musicians walking around with a Afro Pick in there rear pocket even though their hair was straight. Some made a real effort to sing and sound like the black artist.’ They tried the Ebonics in their every day communication. One of the most successful white British singers to sound black convincingly is Steve Winwood who sounds just like Ray Charles. Google Steve Winwood “ Georgia “ Many lady fans of Tom Jones assumed he was black until he showed up for his live act and surprised he was white not black. I’m not trying to seem as if I’m prejudiced as I’m not.
@davidmccallum57329 күн бұрын
David got off to a rocky start.
@tommeredith74629 күн бұрын
It seems to me Jeff Beck did things on his terms, within his timing and was obviously the best of the UK if not America. Some are content to be a studio guitarist and earn a great living. Although Glen Campbell was from a different Genre and Era in 1960 he was an active studio player and earned a cool $100,000 per year. In today’s dollars Glen was earning One Million per year as a member of the Wrecking Crew, a group of super talented musicians who played on many album’s, Frank Sinatra, and all of the Rock and roll star’s of his time. Then he went on to be a successful artist in his own right. Jeff followed his own path and is to be admired for his contributions.
@johnfairweather91889 күн бұрын
Jeff Beck was the best…ever.
@johnnyd639 күн бұрын
Saw Jeff live 4 times.One time at Jones Beach. Rainy night and Beck was playing Angel (Footsteps). Just remember the stillness of the moment. He was the best.
@familydogg12349 күн бұрын
The pope Must Diet film has a Beck cameo. He rides on a bicycle to deliver a letter. He is on the soundtrack. I own Speedy Gonzales cd single. Coltrane is in the film and sings Speedy Gonzales. Thanx
@chromedreamer9 күн бұрын
Yes, you can watch it here, cheers @familydogg1234 kzread.info/dash/bejne/mZt4uJJ6Xam7hbg.htmlsi=D8i-riEk58EqXAIB&t=191
@Koffieleuter9 күн бұрын
If you ever need to explain the word 'devine'.
@familydogg12349 күн бұрын
Are these recordings available on cd???
@chromedreamer9 күн бұрын
I don't think so...
@familydogg12349 күн бұрын
Yes! Hunter, Beck and Depp. Hunter said in an interview on YT this is Becks last recording. Yet Mark Knopflers charity single released last March says " last recording". Either way there are 50 guitarists on that one. One things for sure Beck plays longer on the Hunter song. Thanks
@user-sd8sm5ye7u10 күн бұрын
Angry guitar fools...
@user-sd8sm5ye7u10 күн бұрын
Nice feather effect yahhh
@sandyczarnetzke714110 күн бұрын
This was a fabulously laid back interview❤ He was so humble and nice guy. I watched an interview with Eric Clapton. He was still recovering from COVID and went to see Jeff in the hospital. He had no idea how sick he was until he walked in and saw all the tubes. When he left he got very emotiona,l When he died he went thru depression. He said Jeff Beck WAS the greatest guitarist in history. The day of his funeral he told Jeffs wife that some of the quitar legends just got together and was going to do a tribute to Jeff at Albert Hall in London. She told him that would be absolutely wonderful. R.I.P Jeff Beck. We were so blessed to have both you and your talent.❤❤
@GuyPlatteau-xy2sr10 күн бұрын
Jeff et David le top du top 10 sur 10 rip Jeff ( Guy platteau Marseille France)
@GuyPlatteau-xy2sr10 күн бұрын
KZread idiot traduction de commentaires de vidéos musicales en français ( Guy platteau Marseille France)
@MagicRoadTripParadise10 күн бұрын
My favorite guitarists ♥
@tombone6310 күн бұрын
Sums up the last half-century. Depressingly amazing.
@dolly527911 күн бұрын
This is so beautiful!. Jeff Beck was so influenced by the music his mother played on records and also the jazz his Uncle played in his car, which was also an influence on Jeff, and probably why he collected cars and why he worked on them himself. There is a Bagpipe influence as well!! Cynthia Allen McLaglen
@johnjpetro11 күн бұрын
Could somebody please tell me the name of the opening song? I can't place it. Thank you.
@chromedreamer11 күн бұрын
"Jerusalem"
@johnjpetro10 күн бұрын
@@chromedreamer Awesome! Thank you!
@cronos426712 күн бұрын
Today's guitarist are all about notes per second but it has little to no feeling. These guys play with feeling in every note.🙏❤
@vintagepipesnightmaresКүн бұрын
Yes with feelings, terribly out of tune and making tons of mistakes.
@elbosco871512 күн бұрын
Tengo el disco. Una obra de arte dedicada a los jefes sioux. Este tema excelente.
@davecorbin508812 күн бұрын
Thanks for posting this. Jeff was always the best at getting weird sounds out of guitars!
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God I miss him . . . so glad he was a fellow passenger here on spaceship earth while I was alive to see him . . .
Rock legends in action. Great!
Thanks so much for posting this! I hadn't seen a lot of the pictures before and it's always great to hear Jeff's work in progress!
Guitar heroes
So happy to hear this in another pure😉 version-Thank you, chromedreamer. Jeff - you was the rebel of sound! 💗
There must have been times when Jeff was unable to express himself as fully as he would have liked due to encounters with various producers and the restrictions of his contract with the record company at the time. Even if this is one of his works from that period, I would like to empathise with Jeff's struggles and confusion during that time in his musical life. Thank you for posting this.❤
First off, the tone of Jeff’s guitar is “very thin” on all three tracks. Other than the fact every track has that particular 1980’s overproduced sound, the tone of Jeff’s guitar is nothing like the “killer” tone he had on the released album. Let’s be truthful, the album “Flash” had some exceptional guitar playing! The problem was it was encapsulated in music that Jeff felt no passion for except “People Get Ready”. “People Get Ready” was recorded two years prior the rest of the songs. Jeff did admit several times after he left the Epic Music Label (2004) that he had wanted to make another all instrumental album but Epic said no. MAJOR MISTAKE on their part! No reason to discuss why that was case, here. I did like the the music of the unreleased instrumental and Jeff’s Anthem. “Escape” obviously Jeff did not have the full melody worked out yet. The melody that does appear on the track is almost completely lost because of the mix. Overall, any JB song no matter how rudimentary it is, is better than no JB at all. These songs are worth a listening to. And maybe I will continue to listen to them from time to time. RIP Jeff Beck The Supreme Guitar God
I own these! I also had the poster of the first photo advertised with red Hawaiin shirt. Its from Circus 1976. In that issue is a picture/blurb of Karen Lawrence- who sang on " Back on the Street" a non Lp bside!!!! Thanx!!!
right, here 'tis... Enjoy @familydogg1234 kzread.info/dash/bejne/fZ-alqSll5PSj9o.html
This is a P. S. To my first comment. Johnny Depp is credited with playing the slide guitar on “No Hard Feelings”. Go figure…
thank you for sharing😇
Yea beck and clarke jam rip jeff
Hammer, Beck, Gilmour and Ringo should've made an album together. I would certainly buy it..
Jeff the one and only best guitarist ever
Legends never die they become a part of you
17:35 Love seeing the smiles on people's faces as he plays this. That kind of playing goes through the ears and straight into to your soul. Almost unbelievable how it can immediately bring tears.
Right, so I can report here from Belton (just south of Kansas City, Missouri USA) that Jeff Beck will always be held in high esteem by this writer for all the qualities we are all familiar with. Innovative, courageous, always pushing sonic limits, techniques, execution, humility. Intrigued to know he struggles with confidence. I can relate. Thanks to the music gods for landing me here. There's a reason you don't hear anyone playing Jeff Beck covers . . . a once in a lifetime talent.
Jeff Beck and Dave Gilmore were on par with Danny Kirwan. Both excellent guitarists.
Listen to this.... Gilmour "LISTEN TO THIS"...! both superb..
Have loved this man’s work and talent since 1968..(Truth) Always will appreciate his gift that keeps on giving 🙏👏💫
Mr.Jeff Beck was simply the best !!! 💗 👑🌹
He had a Good Innings though
He was the one who could play the guitar like nobody else!
How we miss this genius!
Just a simple man great amazing great guitar man. Without seconds!! Only Endrix shock him
🌹🌹🌹🌹💘
It s amazing how when someone talks about srv version little wing i smile and think that jeff beck existed❤😢. Don t get wrong stevie was a giant but jeff was a gift from the music gods to humanity
Very emotional to watch,two of the greatest guitarists ever.❤️
Two great humane . Two great men Two amzing guitars players. The spirit they put on the. Guitars is unic
My God.....genious
It was good to see some of these British Young men dedicated with the performance of American Blues music. Some of them sought Black girlfriend’s over the white gal’s. The same happened in America. I remember young blues musicians walking around with a Afro Pick in there rear pocket even though their hair was straight. Some made a real effort to sing and sound like the black artist.’ They tried the Ebonics in their every day communication. One of the most successful white British singers to sound black convincingly is Steve Winwood who sounds just like Ray Charles. Google Steve Winwood “ Georgia “ Many lady fans of Tom Jones assumed he was black until he showed up for his live act and surprised he was white not black. I’m not trying to seem as if I’m prejudiced as I’m not.
David got off to a rocky start.
It seems to me Jeff Beck did things on his terms, within his timing and was obviously the best of the UK if not America. Some are content to be a studio guitarist and earn a great living. Although Glen Campbell was from a different Genre and Era in 1960 he was an active studio player and earned a cool $100,000 per year. In today’s dollars Glen was earning One Million per year as a member of the Wrecking Crew, a group of super talented musicians who played on many album’s, Frank Sinatra, and all of the Rock and roll star’s of his time. Then he went on to be a successful artist in his own right. Jeff followed his own path and is to be admired for his contributions.
Jeff Beck was the best…ever.
Saw Jeff live 4 times.One time at Jones Beach. Rainy night and Beck was playing Angel (Footsteps). Just remember the stillness of the moment. He was the best.
The pope Must Diet film has a Beck cameo. He rides on a bicycle to deliver a letter. He is on the soundtrack. I own Speedy Gonzales cd single. Coltrane is in the film and sings Speedy Gonzales. Thanx
Yes, you can watch it here, cheers @familydogg1234 kzread.info/dash/bejne/mZt4uJJ6Xam7hbg.htmlsi=D8i-riEk58EqXAIB&t=191
If you ever need to explain the word 'devine'.
Are these recordings available on cd???
I don't think so...
Yes! Hunter, Beck and Depp. Hunter said in an interview on YT this is Becks last recording. Yet Mark Knopflers charity single released last March says " last recording". Either way there are 50 guitarists on that one. One things for sure Beck plays longer on the Hunter song. Thanks
Angry guitar fools...
Nice feather effect yahhh
This was a fabulously laid back interview❤ He was so humble and nice guy. I watched an interview with Eric Clapton. He was still recovering from COVID and went to see Jeff in the hospital. He had no idea how sick he was until he walked in and saw all the tubes. When he left he got very emotiona,l When he died he went thru depression. He said Jeff Beck WAS the greatest guitarist in history. The day of his funeral he told Jeffs wife that some of the quitar legends just got together and was going to do a tribute to Jeff at Albert Hall in London. She told him that would be absolutely wonderful. R.I.P Jeff Beck. We were so blessed to have both you and your talent.❤❤
Jeff et David le top du top 10 sur 10 rip Jeff ( Guy platteau Marseille France)
KZread idiot traduction de commentaires de vidéos musicales en français ( Guy platteau Marseille France)
My favorite guitarists ♥
Sums up the last half-century. Depressingly amazing.
This is so beautiful!. Jeff Beck was so influenced by the music his mother played on records and also the jazz his Uncle played in his car, which was also an influence on Jeff, and probably why he collected cars and why he worked on them himself. There is a Bagpipe influence as well!! Cynthia Allen McLaglen
Could somebody please tell me the name of the opening song? I can't place it. Thank you.
"Jerusalem"
@@chromedreamer Awesome! Thank you!
Today's guitarist are all about notes per second but it has little to no feeling. These guys play with feeling in every note.🙏❤
Yes with feelings, terribly out of tune and making tons of mistakes.
Tengo el disco. Una obra de arte dedicada a los jefes sioux. Este tema excelente.
Thanks for posting this. Jeff was always the best at getting weird sounds out of guitars!