Kinda haunting that 6 months earlier in the same city this concert was in, Jim Gordon - who co wrote and played the drums and piano on the original version - murdered his mother. He had to have been on the minds of everyone on that stage. They all knew him. He was a drum legend. Wild.
The yard birds are in movie blow up 1966 jimmy page jeff beck yard birds playing live in a club great movie clothes hair all young .the movie of the year
Why is such a great talent wasting his time with such a nothing tune ? Trying to prop it up with a bunch of celebrities. This cat was in the damn Yardbirds and now he's doing this nonsense ?
This is 3 icons playing together and having fun. They are coming in hot 🔥. They are all 3 guitar playing legends.This is definitely a priceless experience 🎉🎉
Pardon me, but who is the guy that looks like some angry manager/lawyer? Bashing all the gongs out of time and playing the tambourine with a look of contempt?
I saw them at The Royal Albert Hall in London in the mid Eighties. I think the Arms concert one in london and this one in the States. Slight change to line up. Uk had Stevie Windward and a few others. I was lucky enough to be in the third row from the stage. It was unbelievable to see them all together.
A Year before Jimi Hendrix, I was strongly affected by Jeff Beck and the Yardbird's "Shapes of Things to Come"... which turned out to be The Jimi Hendrix Experience.
The first notes and I could tell it was Clapton. "Slow hand"? It's like he's in a different time dimension where he has all the time he needs to make the notes symphonic anthems.
Desde casi cios juntos tres únicos aunque separados pero siempre colaborando entre musicosvesinsolito el pobre beck falleció sin demasiado éxito quien no le conocía los que lo conocíamos un genio guitarrista como pocos quevdecirvde Eric clspton o de peis lo genial íntimos siempre amigos de ninez
